We begin to discuss our progress and potential stumbling blocks.
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I just don't see any stumbling blocks to this confirmation.
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What unexpected stumbling blocks have you come across with it?
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What were the biggest stumbling blocks in making that happen?
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Other stumbling blocks could include where the money is coming from.
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Some stumbling blocks remain with regard to the creditors, he added.
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The status of Jerusalem is one of the major stumbling blocks.
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The biggest academic stumbling blocks are remedial math and English courses.
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But even before those elections, Suu Kyi's government already faced stumbling blocks.
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The two big stumbling blocks are still SEO and mixed content issues.
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There have been some stumbling blocks in addition to the debt disparities.
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Mr Trump's quest to hold back liberal-leaning courts faces potential stumbling blocks.
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The connections to Mnuchin's bank could become stumbling blocks during the confirmation process.
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The border has become one of the biggest stumbling blocks in the negotiations.
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Adding tertiary love interests and subplots just provided the season with stumbling blocks.
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Keeping those cognitive stumbling blocks in mind, they decide on employees' final ratings.
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Their dress, their behavior, their inherent womanliness are all stumbling blocks for hapless men.
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Each of his companies, including Tesla and SolarCity, has hit major stumbling blocks recently.
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China's hopes to replicate the American fracking boom, however, have hit significant stumbling blocks.
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And that has really been one of the major stumbling blocks for these memory companies.
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Stumbling blocks at a European level are partly to blame for delays to the scheme.
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The 3-year-olds have two main stumbling blocks: the country's language and regional snacks.
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For many students, G.P.A. requirements and deadlines for filing paperwork are the big stumbling blocks.
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These are major stumbling blocks when it comes to creating a safe, fair working environment.
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But stumbling blocks remain for the budding industry, such as a lack of charging stations.
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Understanding our emotional and psychological stumbling blocks allows us to actually implement our financial plan.
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Government regulation and corruption were also said to be stumbling blocks for Africa's aspiring entrepreneurs.
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One of the key stumbling blocks in the public and heated divorce battle was Mrs.
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Other potential stumbling blocks: America has just threatened more import tariffs on its European partners.
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But her strong party backing, financial position and name recognition have offset those potential stumbling blocks.
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One Tweet read: "People like Macron are the real stumbling blocks to the development in Africa".
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There are plenty of potential stumbling blocks on the way to making Luna Coin a success.
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Fox has run into various stumbling blocks since agreeing to a Sky takeover in December 2016.
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Indeed, even under Obama, that was one of the major stumbling blocks to getting a new AUMF.
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Bethenny Frankel is ready to put some stumbling blocks in LuAnn de Lesseps' walk down the aisle.
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There are however a number of stumbling blocks to such a movement, the main one being regulation.
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This is one of the biggest stumbling blocks as we move forward to a sentient banking world.
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For them, issues like throughput, latency, governance and confidentiality are still major stumbling blocks for using blockchains.
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A third of Karachi's freefloat market capitalisation is now held by foreign investors, but stumbling blocks remain.
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The European Union-Japan trade talks, which began in 2013, could still hit last-minute stumbling blocks.
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Portman cited changes to Medicaid and and drug treatment as stumbling blocks for him on the bill.
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Though expected, Mueller's victory over Republican and public school teacher Sean Haas was not without stumbling blocks.
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Hypothetical Gameplans Darren Till faces the same stumbling blocks that everyone does when matched against Stephen Thompson.
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At Apple, he helped lead the company's push into original video content, which has had its stumbling blocks.
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More broadly, Indian protectionism has been singled out as one of the main stumbling blocks to RCEP's success.
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On Tuesday, Portman cited changes to Medicaid and drug treatment as stumbling blocks for him on the bill.
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Unexpected stumbling blocks arise frequently because we're working on the edges of what we know how to do.
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The biggest potential stumbling blocks: U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods and Chinese pledges to buy more American products.
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Efforts to fund the government hit multiple stumbling blocks on Wednesday, inching lawmakers closer to a potential shutdown.
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Moussouris notes a number of stumbling blocks organizations face along the way to starting a bug bounty program.
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The status of Jerusalem is one of the major stumbling blocks in achieving peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Yet none of those potential stumbling blocks made any difference, with audiences appearing to flock to "Bohemian Rhapsody" anyway.
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Every other movie has featured several stumbling blocks, moments where the viewer is unsure whether the team will succeed.
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Iraq and Iran were the main stumbling blocks for OPEC in reaching its last output-cutting decision in December.
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And most helpfully, she addresses the common stumbling blocks that make it hard to stick with a meditation practice.
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It's a little bit soul-crushing that knowing from the get-go that you were born with stumbling blocks.
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Negotiators said throughout the months-long talks that the main stumbling blocks were provisions related to Trump's border wall.
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Irrespective of any expected stumbling blocks, the Hollywood machine has continued to market biopics as glossy, money-making, blockbuster productions.
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The ACA's individual mandate and Medicaid expansion were considered the two big stumbling blocks in last year's discussions, Price said.
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One of the biggest stumbling blocks for women this year is that they are split over who should be president.
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Midway through the dinner, Parnas asks Trump about one of the legal marijuana industry's major stumbling blocks: access to banks.
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Walls of worry are a good thing for bull markets to climb — even if they start as hazardous stumbling blocks.
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From China's perspective, there are two key stumbling blocks to an agreement on the first phase of a trade truce.
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But, Sculley also said you shouldn't worry if you're not there yet, or if you faced stumbling blocks along the way.
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The status of Jerusalem is one of the major stumbling blocks in decades of on-and-off Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
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Sacha Baron Cohen and Ben Whishaw were previously attached to play Mercury, but both of those incarnations ran into stumbling blocks.
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Serbia's position on Kosovo has been one of the main stumbling blocks in its own bid to join the European Union.
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And the EU's incipient antitrust crackdown against Big Tech—which now involves probes of Amazon and Google—could face stumbling blocks.
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EISEN: WELL, I KNOW YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING A LOT ABOUT THIS AS OIL AND PRODUCTIVITY THE STUMBLING BLOCKS FOR YOU.
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Israeli settlements have been one of the main stumbling blocks in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks that have been frozen since 2014.
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Even so, I had a few stumbling blocks: ■ 5A: I'm not a beer drinker, so this was not in my wheelhouse.
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Markets have rallied on hopes that a 24.63-Star/PD deal is in the offing, dismissing a number of apparent stumbling blocks.
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The border between Ireland and Northern Ireland (a part of the U.K.) is one of the biggest stumbling blocks in Brexit talks.
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If Comey's statement is any indication of his testimony, it seems the President's roadblocks may be his administration's own insurmountable stumbling blocks.
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The bill has already faced stumbling blocks, with President Donald Trump reversing his earlier support and the Senate's No. 3 Republican, Sen.
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" The company is "continuing to hum along," even as "many of their well-known tech peers [are] going into major stumbling blocks.
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They think ahead toward the challenges they're likely to face and they create plans for overcoming the stumbling blocks they anticipate encountering.
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With those stumbling blocks cleared, it hoped the two governments could focus on the more pressing crisis of North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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He said that later on he would reveal new plans to address homelessness, one of the biggest stumbling blocks for his administration.
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Such issues were consistently cited as stumbling blocks for a deal, particularly by Republicans, and led to several moments of stalled talks.
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Perseverance means embracing rejection, pain, and failure, because you know that the stumbling blocks ahead are going to make you stronger and wiser.
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That meant that any stumbling blocks she met along the way, as well as any triumphs, would be placed squarely on her shoulders.
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The biggest stumbling blocks for Mr Cameron over renegotiating the terms of Britain's EU membership are social security benefits and freedom of movement.
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Critics point to a less-than-robust tech scene, layoffs and shuttered businesses as major stumbling blocks, while others applaud the community's transformation.
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Despite the optimism, which often borders on hype, there needs to be some realism because adoption of the technology still faces stumbling blocks.
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But how effective a Silicon Valley approach to political change can be is a question — and Mr. Hoffman has experienced stumbling blocks before.
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Fortunately, today's constructor, Lynn Lempel, is known for her smooth puzzles that I believe most solvers can zip through with few stumbling blocks.
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These paradoxes point to a critical, uncomfortable truth: In Congo, the biggest stumbling blocks can be apathy and a lack of political will.
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The status of the border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic is one of the main stumbling blocks in the Brexit negotiations.
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Still, there are a number of stumbling blocks that the technology needs to overcome to be viable across major organizations and industries at large.
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The leaders have been wrangling on the wording of a final communique since Friday with international trade and climate change the main stumbling blocks.
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Golar has in the past hit serious stumbling blocks for its vessel-based projects, including floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs) which import LNG.
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Teresa Giudice has had a trying couple of years — but she's not letting any of life's stumbling blocks take her down for too long.
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They're two of the biggest so-called initial coin offerings (ICOs) to date, and both hit huge stumbling blocks right out of the gate.
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"If we want formerly incarcerated people to become upstanding citizens, we should not litter their paths to re-entry with stumbling blocks," he wrote.
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The reasons are likely to include not only a lack of understanding about how the accounts work but also mental or emotional stumbling blocks.
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The road between first reporting a crime and actually going to court-martial (essentially a military trial) is long and riddled with stumbling blocks.
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For years, as Hamas and Fatah, which dominates the Palestinian Authority, explored reconciliation, one of the major stumbling blocks was security at the crossings.
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"It took more than two years of work" with public officials and archaeologists to overcome stumbling blocks, said Jacopo Capanna, one of the producers.
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In this edition from December 3, the kids take stock of post-election America, but they hit a few rhetorical stumbling blocks along the way.
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The hosting of Gulen has been one of two major stumbling blocks in the relationship between the US and Turkey in recent years, Çavuşoğlu said.
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She's always been the take-charge type in her comedy, with stumbling blocks coming when people look to her for answers on how to live.
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But I'm also hoping to get information on telemetry, about the flow, how hard is it to place assets, where are the little stumbling blocks.
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Among the main stumbling blocks continue to be the lack of national consensus, let alone strategy, for preventing and countering violent extremism in this country.
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Its lack of domestic output, however, and a falling demand trend due to population decline and competition from other fuels, are seen as stumbling blocks.
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Despite initial stumbling blocks after its implementation, "some clarity has emerged from the income tax authorities which is much better for foreign investors," Mehrotra said.
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They said the price and structure of the deal were the main stumbling blocks and ruled out any progress by the end of the year.
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Topics range from the history of perfume to the ecological efforts some brands are making today, including the stumbling blocks posed by the industry's economics.
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"There remains a risk of further stumbling blocks arising between now and an extraordinary EU leaders' summit scheduled for November 25," Rahman said in his note.
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Lighthizer, Freeland and Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo are trying to work out a number of stumbling blocks in the NAFTA talks, including auto content rules.
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Northern Ireland, and its future relationship with the EU and position in the U.K., is one of the biggest stumbling blocks to a deal being approved.
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After 196 stumbling blocks and 190 stumbles, the researchers had collected a great deal of data on how exactly people move to recover from a stumble.
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Praxair has revived efforts to combine with Linde, with sources telling Reuters on Wednesday it has tried to address the main stumbling blocks to merger talks.
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JH: That's a big piece of it because they're incredibly computationally intensive tasks, right, and that was one of the stumbling blocks we had to overcome.
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The last stumbling blocks have been around the ambition of developed countries' emissions cut pledges which countries more vulnerable to climate change are trying to increase.
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They will bring up problems on "stop and frisk" that could be major stumbling blocks with African Americans who make up a key Democratic primary constituency.
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In addition, the other 27 member states of the EU have to agree to any final deal, adding further complexities and stumbling blocks to the process.
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Chirp understands the limitations of its technology (range and bandwidth being the biggest stumbling blocks), and admits that it's never going to be useful in every scenario.
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From every angle, it felt like life was finding new stumbling blocks to place in front of me until I no longer had the energy to fight.
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I mean, you have the [monuments], the Stolpersteine ["stumbling blocks"—bronze plaques in the ground in front of buildings with information about each Jew who lived there].
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Allegations of harassment in her office appeared to hit some of the same stumbling blocks that have plagued Congress's handling of these subjects in the past, however.
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Among the stumbling blocks are: Much of the group's discord can be attributed to its philosophy, dubbed the ASEAN Way, which promotes non-interference in domestic affairs.
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There were several stumbling blocks delaying the sale of the port, which is one of the largest Greek seaports and based in the north of the country.
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STUMBLING BLOCKS Chile's electricity generation matrix relies primarily on largely imported fossil fuels such as coal, natural gas and oil (55%), and its own hydroelectric plants (30%).
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Other stumbling blocks for Toshiba include a $7.4 billion commitment four years ago to buy U.S. liquefied natural gas believing that would help sell power plant turbines.
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Here are some of the big stumbling blocks to watch out for when phone shopping for a loved one, if you want to do it at all.
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For the past few years, courts in Pennsylvania and North Carolina have thrown stumbling blocks in front of Republican legislators who've been drawing and defending friendly gerrymanders.
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The conglomerate had announced last week that it would sell its memory chip unit to a consortium led by Bain Capital, although stumbling blocks could lie ahead.
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That is one of the main stumbling blocks, said Jerald David August, chairman of the international taxation and wealth planning groups at the law firm Fox Rothschild.
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It's easy to want him to succeed not just at moviemaking or integrating with the outside world, but at navigating all the little stumbling blocks he can't anticipate.
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TikTok has consistently topped the worldwide app ranking in the last handful of months, though it's also encountered a few stumbling blocks in some of its larger markets.
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The once-common stumbling blocks of teenhood never tripped up Bridget King's daughter, Caroline, now 21, and have yet to provide a challenge for her son, Jacob (17).
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As three entrepreneurs from South Carolina, Connecticut and Florida working in different lines of business, we have encountered a variety of stumbling blocks in starting our own companies.
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Image credit: NASAAfter its historic victory, the Soviet Union's surge to becoming expert space-gardeners hit a series of stumbling blocks with lost modules and crashed return vessels.
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On average, these grants are about $900 each, and they help students overcome the stumbling blocks that can be posed by expenses like heating bills and textbook costs.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had even cited Paul's concerns with the Bush administration's "hawkish" policies as among the potential stumbling blocks for Kavanaugh, according to the New York Times.
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For me, one of the biggest stumbling blocks wasn't how the community approached [that portrayal], it was how the industry talks to us about that — which was very difficult.
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The status of Jerusalem is seen as one of the main stumbling blocks in U.S.-led efforts to resume Israeli-Palestinian peace talks that have been frozen since 2014.
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The stumbling blocks included whether the White House would roll back the tariffs already in place and whether Beijing would enshrine in law the changes it pledged to make.
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The stumbling blocks included whether the White House would roll back the tariffs already in place and whether Beijing would enshrine in law the changes it pledged to make.
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In recent months, it's faced stumbling blocks when it returned misinformation and conspiracy theories during crises like mass shootings and became embroiled in the ever-expanding Russian electoral interference scandal.
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What intelligence professionals would call the assessment and recruitment phases seem to have unfolded with almost textbook precision, with few stumbling blocks and plenty of encouragement from the Trump side.
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Washington (CNN)A bipartisan deal to stabilize the Obamacare marketplace encountered early stumbling blocks Wednesday, with President Donald Trump reversing his earlier support and the Senate's No. 3 Republican Sen.
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Still, the bulk of Hispanic voters live in either deep-blue states like California and New York, or states that have become stumbling blocks for Democrats like Florida and Texas.
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The Yankees threw whatever stumbling blocks they could in front of Cole over seven innings — he walked five batters, matching his career high — but he danced past them each time.
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Prime minister-designate Saad al-Hariri said last month his efforts to form the government faced "stumbling blocks", testing hopes he could quickly steer the country out of political crisis.
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Quirky eventually filed for bankruptcy, and Kaufmann says that one of the chief stumbling blocks the company faced was that it didn't have the ability to market products at scale.
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Markets have rallied on hopes that a deal was in the offing, dismissing stumbling blocks such as the lack of any agreement between the parties over who should be prime minister.
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One of the main stumbling blocks to a trade deal between the EU and the U.S. has been popular skepticism to deeper ties with a America, mainly among the German electorate.
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Medicaid is one of the biggest stumbling blocks on the path to repealing ObamaCare, and if moderates can support an eventual end to the Medicaid expansion, a compromise could be reached.
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And if it runs into similar stumbling blocks, we could see Trump willing to throw other people or priorities under the bus to get his beloved wall closer to the finish line.
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There are other stumbling blocks: access to financing is limited, and countries that don't host assembly plants must also be persuaded to limit used imports and reduce tariffs on African-made vehicles.
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But the company still needs to show strength in its core business — and outweigh stumbling blocks like the Starbucks deal — if it's going to appease investors and get that stock price higher.
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Too often I see members of my community who could have been helped by care fail to receive it for no other reason than cultural stumbling blocks that could be easily removed.
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The primary stumbling blocks for successful people who have made the first shift are as follows: If you are seeking a life of individual happiness and prosperity, you need read no further.
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This is true whether it's a parent deciding what's worth recording of a child's early life or—like Europe and its Stolpersteine, its "stumbling blocks"—a continent publicly reckoning with its past.
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The two anti-establishment parties, Lega and the Five Star Movement (M5S), now hold a majority in both houses so the votes of confidence are not expected to meet any stumbling blocks.
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Their stories were no longer about milestones and stumbling blocks in every young child's life but took a more narrowly targeted approach that left some out even as it pulled others in.
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The experience can be particularly jarring for first-time buyers who tend to be especially anxious about blowing through a nest egg and may be oblivious to the potential stumbling blocks ahead.
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In outlining the initiatives proposed by the commission in the past three years, Ms. Collins spoke of "stumbling blocks" and the difficulties it had faced in getting cooperation from various Vatican departments.
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One of the main stumbling blocks in negotiations is resolving the status of Cyprus's so-called guarantor powers — Britain, Greece and Turkey — which allows their intervention to restore a breakdown of constitutional order.
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There are also major diplomatic stumbling blocks to overcome: a government which cut its citizens off in the first place isn't going to look too kindly on a neighbor getting them back online.
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Brexit talks on Wednesday resembled a roller-coaster ride with reports at times suggesting a deal had been reached only to be countered with others suggesting that stumbling blocks had been run into.
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The lawyers behind the settlement -- disso queen Laura Wasser repping Liam and Judith R. Forman repping Miley -- were able to quietly work through the stumbling blocks and submit the paperwork to the judge.
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Fresh off the official launch of his presidential campaign, Beto O'Rourke hit several stumbling blocks this weekend as he sought to deflect early gaffes, criticisms of his candidacy and dirt from his teenage years.
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Iran, which remains one of the main stumbling blocks to a final deal, has refused to cap production below 4 million barrels per day as it seeks to regain market share lost under sanctions.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas, in particular, served as key stumbling blocks to advancing the legislation, with both touting opposition within law enforcement circles -- an argument that is quickly fading as groups back the proposal.
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"I think it's an important study because one of the major stumbling blocks of PrEP is adherence," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Maryland.
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The pact is seen as a means of addressing a number of festering issues that have become stumbling blocks as global trade has soared, including e-commerce, financial services and cross-border internet communications.
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You say the studies' findings suggest that if you're an effective altruist you're going to face some stumbling blocks in terms of how people perceive you, which could impact the movement's ability to grow.
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As the region's newly appointed ministers started to tackle some of the key issues last week, they faced major stumbling blocks over how to pay for the pledges made in the government's new agreement.
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Advisers wonder now who will step into the role of presidential whisperer -- a job ever more important as stumbling blocks continue to arise, including the mounting stack of indictments in Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Prior to AlphaGo's win, other Go experts had speculated that ko situations could prove to be stumbling blocks for the DeepMind program as they had been in the past for other Go computer programs.
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One reason the United States and South Korea are moving to deploy THAAD now, Lewis says, is likely due to the fact that at least one of the major political stumbling blocks has been removed.
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The lack of a majority and the fragmented nature of parliament were "major stumbling blocks" to efforts to address weak public finances, with passage of the 2017 budget the government's first big test, Moody's said.
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Iran, which remains one of the main stumbling blocks to a final deal, has refused to cap production below 4 million barrels per day (bpd) as it seeks to regain market share lost under sanctions.
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One of the big stumbling blocks faced by the couple was the fact that Murdoch, 84, and his new bride Hall, 59, have both previously been married and are technically citizens of the United States.
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One of the stumbling blocks to the creation of a single network has been how much Open Fiber is worth with analyst estimates fluctuating in a range of 1.5-4.0 billion euros ($1.65-$4.4 billion).
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One of the stumbling blocks to the creation of a single network has been how much Open Fiber is worth with analyst estimates fluctuating in a range of 1.5-4.0 billion euros ($1.65-$4.4 billion).
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However, there are two stumbling blocks that Merkel could have to overcome to get the country spending more and reducing its trade surplus: convincing her own Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party and convincing German industry.
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The thorny subjects of Gibraltar and post-Brexit fishing rights — issues always likely to rear their ugly heads at some point in the Brexit negotiation process — have already come to the fore as possible stumbling blocks.
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MARKET RALLY Markets have rallied on hopes that a 5-Star/PD deal was in the offing, dismissing stumbling blocks such as the lack of any agreement between the parties over who should be prime minister.
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While arbitration could take the edge off Swiss reservations about giving the European Court of Justice a role in settling disputes, differences over state aid and Swiss measures to shelter domestic labor remain potential stumbling blocks.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A view among investors that a Brexit deal is more likely has pushed the pound higher this month, perplexing European Union officials and diplomats involved in the talks who say key stumbling blocks remain.
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One of the key stumbling blocks for investors trying to work out if a crude producer faces impending ruin is the lack of a reliable global warming base case to deploy when interacting with board members.
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Prophecy Productions was officially born on July 15, 1996 with the release of Empyrium's full length debut, A Wintersunset.... There were many stumbling blocks Koller discovered he had to hurdle to get that record in the racks.
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A person close to Munich-based Linde, which also operates medical gas and engineering businesses, told Reuters that Praxair had tried to address the main stumbling blocks to talks on creating a $60 billion-plus market leader.
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Brazilian negotiator Ronaldo Costa Filho said in a forum with business leaders that the European offers for beef and ethanol imports have been made, clearing the way for negotiations on two key products that had been stumbling blocks.
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READ MORE: 'Gaps of trust' hamper Syria deal on Russia, says Obama What they disagree on Which groups are terrorists: This is one of the major stumbling blocks in the way of a US-Russia deal on Syria.
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Angela Merkel surprised no one when she revealed that immigration and climate change are the two main stumbling blocks holding up exploratory talks on forming a new three-party coalition in Germany following elections held on September 24th.
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European Union negotiator Michel Barnier said on Friday a Brexit deal with the United Kingdom was 90 percent done, although there was still a chance no accord would be reached due to ongoing stumbling blocks over the Irish border.
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International oil and shipping companies have been eager to boost business with Iran since international sanctions related to its nuclear program were lifted in January, but securing proper insurance cover has been among the stumbling blocks in recent weeks.
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Zakaria brought up the tens of thousands of "stumbling blocks," an ongoing Holocaust memorial project in which brass plaques are placed in the ground across Germany, each bearing the name of a Nazi victim who lived at that location.
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One of the biggest stumbling blocks arose from an effort to fix another problem: Some 70 percent of early samples sent to public health labs for testing were rendered useless, because they were mislabeled or improperly collected or handled.
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"It can be stressful when you're just in your day-to-day trying to do what you normally do and you're running into stumbling blocks of things beyond your control," she says as she prepares for her first customers.
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The David Gareja monastery complex, a sixth-century rock-hewn site sprawling across the barren slopes of a mountain about 60km (35 miles) southeast of Tbilisi, has represented one of the "major stumbling blocks" to the negotiations, Kakachia noted.
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And on streets across the country, there are small brass cobblestones called stolpersteine (literally "stumbling blocks"), which tell passersby brief biographical details of each man, woman, or child who was deported from that spot, that house, or that block.
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In a speech to politicians and business leaders in Belfast, May sought to turn the focus onto the EU and the fate of the border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, one of the main stumbling blocks in the negotiations.
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With Justice Neil Gorsuch now in the late Mr Scalia's old seat, the justices are about to consider an employment-law dispute that could put new stumbling blocks before aggrieved workers seeking to combine forces in response to workplace slights.
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On the main stumbling blocks were for the peace process, the Colombian foreign minister said that the key was for Colombian farmers to feel they would be better off cultivating legal crops rather than coca, the crop used to produce cocaine.
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At the same time, Bolsonaro's lack of executive experience, combined with the long period of time he is expected to need to fully recover from the stabbing attack, could prove to be early stumbling blocks should he become the next president.
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The backstop, an insurance policy to ensure there will be no return to a hard border between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland, has become one of the biggest stumbling blocks in the lengthy Brexit talks.
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Passing funding to avoid a government shutdown appeared to be an easy task just weeks ago, but new stumbling blocks have arisen in recent days as Trump has added new demands on items like the border wall and increased military spending.
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Bloomberg said that members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, who were major stumbling blocks to winning passage for the bill, have been discussing possible changes to the bill with GOP moderates who had also planned on voting no last Friday.
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But certain core principles of my Anticipatory Organization Model™ can effectively address all of these issues and create a well-coordinated, focused team: One of the biggest stumbling blocks in helping to create a solid team is effective communication.
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And, as an American professor in France tells Johnson, coming from another culture—not just another language—allows people to notice stumbling blocks and habits of thinking shared by the rest of the natives, and guide a meeting past them.
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PARIS (Reuters) - European Union negotiator Michel Barnier said on Friday a Brexit deal with the United Kingdom was 90 percent done, although there was still a chance no accord would be reached due to ongoing stumbling blocks over the Irish border.
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"I hope to help other people avoid some of the stumbling blocks to communication between cultures and make it easier for them to arrive at the essence of communication — the exchange between individuals — as far as possible without misunderstandings," Liu writes.
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Hyun Kim, who is CEO and co-founder at the startup, says one of the big stumbling blocks for companies trying to incorporate AI and machine learning into their applications is coming up with a set of suitable data to train the models.
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Willems has been a constant presence during U.S. talks with China, which have faced stumbling blocks over Washington's demands for a strong enforcement mechanism and for China to change its habits on intellectual property and technology transfers from American companies doing business there.
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Willems has been a constant presence during U.S. talks with China, which have encountered stumbling blocks over Washington's demands for a strong enforcement mechanism and for China to change its habits on intellectual property and technology transfers from American companies doing business there.
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Even as blame was being laid, however, Republicans outside the White House acknowledged that Trump's own political toxicity and his insistence on forging his own path would remain stumbling blocks as the GOP works to retain control of Congress in next year's elections.
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The conversations are often meandering, bouncing between artworks and ideas, new work and past projects, but they all have one thing in common: a face-to-face conversation about the big themes and the intellectual and physical stumbling blocks of the creative process.
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There's no weapons-grade trolling here, so there's no need to waste energy tearing down trolls; just a lot of would-be writers sharing their own stumbling blocks and breakthroughs, offering encouragement to each other as you might expect in a real-world class.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is staring at election losses in big heartland states, polls show, suggesting that farm distress and a lack of jobs for growing numbers of young people could prove stumbling blocks for his re-election bid in May.
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Iraq is seen as one of the stumbling blocks to a global oil production deal given that it wants to increase output further next year, while Russia and Iran have probably both hit peak capacity and Saudi Arabia has never tested higher production levels.
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TMZ broke the story ... Miley and Liam worked out all the details of their divorce back in December, and their lawyers -- disso queen Laura Wasser repping Liam and Judith R. Forman repping Miley -- quietly worked through stumbling blocks to submit the paperwork to the judge.
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Jenelle Evans continues to battle with mom Barbara over custody of her son Jace, though friction between Barbara and Jenelle's new boyfriend – not to mention an outstanding criminal charge for the assault of her ex Nathan's new girlfriend – are providing plenty of stumbling blocks along the way.
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This was one of the big stumbling blocks for classical AI, or what's sometimes called Good Old-Fashioned AI. [At DeepMind] we've always been interested in grounded intelligence, and that's what we do with our AI systems, the ones that work in video games and virtual environments.
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Reservations about restricting the rights of EU citizens and state aid are also stumbling blocks in the talks, which have effectively been put on hold while Switzerland gears up for a referendum in May on whether to abolish an accord on the free movement of EU citizens.
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President Trump stunned his conservative supporters on Thursday by asserting his willingness to strike a deal with Democrats to protect young immigrants living illegally in the U.S. But the president and his team also sowed confusion by offering contradictory statements about potential stumbling blocks to the deal.
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Ranging from calls for major changes to automotive content rules and dispute resolution mechanisms, to imposing a clause that could automatically kill NAFTA after five years, the chief stumbling blocks laid by the White House look unlikely to be removed in the latest Mexico City round, officials said.
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In what has been called the world's largest monument, more than 53,000 Stolpersteine, or stumbling blocks (although they lie flush with the sidewalk), have so far been installed at victims' last chosen residence throughout Germany and 20 other European countries, including Hitler's birthplace in Austria, Braunau am Inn.
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While the law gives Mr. Trump power to withdraw regulations and refuse to enforce them, courts that distrust his methods or motives may create procedural stumbling blocks, just as they did to President Obama's plan to grant work permits and other privileges to a group of unauthorized immigrants.
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Of late, these rotating entry points and those who jump them have become stumbling blocks for Mayor Bill de Blasio, who despite his liberal credentials, has been vocally opposed to the Manhattan district attorney's office's new policy of declining to prosecute most who are arrested over fare evasion.
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A push by President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE and conservatives to dig into Hunter Biden's work in Ukraine is running into stumbling blocks from an unusual corner: congressional Republicans.
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"Problems such as inability to get DNA from bones and lack of a DNA reference sample from the family can be major stumbling blocks," said Chuck Prichard, director of public affairs for the Defense POW/MIA Personnel Accounting Agency, the U.S. military's main unit for finding and identifying missing members.
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A minimum three-month holding period for investors and monthly withdrawal limits are stumbling blocks but HSBC's Candy Ho lays out a timeline of around 6-9 months for the indexes to assess the issue once barriers are removed, followed by another year for index-tracking funds to adjust allocations.
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For four minutes he barked over the sinister instrumental about visiting his older brothers in prison, the ache of watching his mother struggling to deal with a family breaking apart, and the setbacks and stumbling blocks he was facing growing up around violence and social ills in inner city London.
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Sure, there were a few stumbling blocks along the way, like the unanticipated expense of toiletries and the heavier clothing he needed to buy for the colder weather in his new college town, which weren't covered by his scholarship nor the $22019,000 that his dad, now fully retired, had saved up for him.
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By indulging in a manic expenditure of labor for an inadequate period of time — the opposite of relying on skills and illusory gestures — Smith distracts himself from self-doubt, critical reassessment, or any of the other stumbling blocks painters face in their effort to produce work with human resonance and historical awareness.
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One of the stumbling blocks between the two nations is the continuing belief by some in the United States that there may still be captive American soldiers held there, the kind of mythology that was fueled by 1980s movies like "Missing in Action" starring Chuck Norris and the "Rambo" series starring Sylvester Stallone.
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker assured attendees at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last week that the two sides were working hard on a comprehensive agreement, but she conceded that stumbling blocks remained over mass surveillance by U.S. security agencies and the right of European citizens to review their personal information.
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The talks run until Thursday and are expected to encounter some stumbling blocks, particularly with Merkel's conservative union at odds with the center-left SPD over a number of issues, including social welfare reforms and the asylum status of refugees, many of whom entered Germany in 2015 at the height of Europe's migration crisis.
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Potential stumbling blocks A big one, according to Axios, is the treatment of pass-through businesses, which include partnerships like real estate trusts as well as small businesses: Some influential Republican House members are saying final language on the tax bill's treatment of those situations will disadvantage some small firms and could imperil G.O.P. support for the plan.
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The Takeaway: Not everyone was convinced by McKesson's candidacy, as the Baltimore Sun pointed out, citing his lack of political experience and infrastructure—not to mention the 13 other candidates—as potential stumbling blocks, but if the current presidential race has proven anything, it's that lack of experience and a massive Twitter following can inspire passion from a great number of voters.
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The tremendous cost of lidar - prices for individual sensors currently range from about $6,000 to more than $100,000 - is one of the big stumbling blocks to the wide rollout of self-driving vehicles, whether in commercial delivery and robo-taxi fleets such as those being developed by Ford Motor Co and General Motors Co, or in passenger vehicles aimed at consumers.
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The two sides need to figure out how customs checks at the border will work, which experts predict will prove one of the biggest stumbling blocks before the U.K. can strike a deal with the EU. READ: Brexit is helping revive republican violence in Northern Ireland But negotiating with Ireland isn't the only other dark cloud on the horizon for Johnson.
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This, together with the dear price that makes them ill-suited for casual use, ultimately led me to treat the KSE1500s as a desktop system, listening to them primarily when I'm in front of my PC. Electrostatic headphones are a niche within a niche, and although Shure has made them vastly more portable than usual, it hasn't really addressed the biggest stumbling blocks to wider adoption.
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The UK-focused FTSE mid-cap index jumped 3.4%, after touching a record high earlier in the session, as the Conservative Party's election win raised hopes Johnson will deliver Brexit within weeks, ending 3-23.33/2 years of uncertainty and fears of a disorderly break with the EU. "Two of the biggest stumbling blocks for European markets have been removed on the same day," said Peter Dixon, chief UK economist at Commerzbank.
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But JPMorgan, which runs the most widely used indexes of emerging debt, said Beijing's stipulation of a minimum three-month holding period for investors and monthly withdrawal limits after that were stumbling blocks for China's inclusion in JPM's GBI-EM index of government bonds denominated in emerging currencies Once these restrictions are removed, China can join the GBI-EM with a 10 percent weight, the maximum allowed for any one country JPM said in a note received on Thursday.
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In the next year, they will embark on an expanded campaign to launch LAAGP simultaneously across a regional cohort of three to five art museums in the US. We talked about LAAGP's roots, the ways its worked and their plans for its implementation at additional institutions, what museums can learn from people outside the field, and the ways to identify the real, and sometimes unexpected, stumbling blocks to access and engagement (a topic of extreme interest in most museums today).
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Last year, the Education Department expanded the type of information it gathers from colleges and universities to include more nontraditional students, a move she called a good first step One of the major stumbling blocks for transfer students, especially those going from a community college to a four-year institution, is finding out in an understandable and timely manner whether the course they already took will be accepted as credit not only toward graduation but also toward their chosen major.
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Fighting has currently subsided, but as in the past will likely again pick up," Summing up the key stumbling blocks, Eurasia Group's analysts said that "the Russian side insists that any agreement must protect the rights of ethnic Russians and Russian speakers, either through a constitutional amendment giving the separatist regions wide autonomy or international guarantees…while the Ukrainians, on the other hand, insist that the return of border control in separatist-held areas and the withdrawal of Russian troops and weapons must precede a deal on decentralization and special status.
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Delivered as an extensive oral history, it reveals the main stumbling blocks for the band, which appear to have been Albert Hammond Jr's brush with heroin, a level of critical success that didn't translate to commercial sales, and, erm, Ryan Adams: It appears that Adams, with whom The Strokes initially shared a manager, Ryan Gentles, was not the most positive influence on Hammond Jr. He of course disagrees, and had this to say about his eventual forced exit from their scene: "I would suspect that they soon learned that I was not the problem" may well just be the most Nail Polish Emoji thing Ryan Adams, or indeed, anyone, has ever said.
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