Toward third parties, the duopoly has built the highest hurdles in the western world to stymie small-party competition (and, one might add, to stymie voters as well).
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Arms control agreements between nuclear superpowers have helped stymie escalation.
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Did Republicans intend to stymie Democrats in the House elections?
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Some suspect that powerful politicians stymie efforts to police burners.
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Diplomatic tensions could therefore easily stymie any comprehensive energy treaty.
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Plurality primaries stymie majority will and help create dysfunctional government.
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German and French attempts to stymie EU antitrust rules are misguided.
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Democrats believe highlighting Trump's controversial supporters could stymie that effort early.
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We have some tools in our toolbox to stymie such action.
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Congress and the courts can stymie the policies of any president.
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Yet his policies on the currency seem likely to stymie that.
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Höcke and Poggenburg's extremism could stymie the AfD's electoral progress altogether.
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This would be enough to stymie any team, even the Warriors.
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That will stymie Mr Johnson's plan, at least for a while.
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House Democrats will also have more power to stymie Mr. Trump.
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Several factors have come together to potentially stymie the urban revival.
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Over the next 14 months, Corker stands to repeatedly stymie Trump.
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The poems themselves, however, present difficulties that would stymie any translator.
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The states are home to enough House Republicans to stymie legislation.
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This can stymie their career advancement or professional success, Hutchins says.
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The holdout bank, which LetterOne did not name, could stymie the plan.
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Apple also appears to stymie environmental standards much more than its competitors.
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No elected official did more to stymie it than Harry M. Reid.
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But even if the regulators approve the request, politics may stymie it.
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The Hill: Senate battle over court nominee threatens to stymie legislative process.
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But if the House flips, the GOP loses its power to stymie.
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These include rules that encourage a culture of secrecy and stymie accountability.
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Will the AHRQ have to stymie its efforts to combat antibiotic resistance?
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The courage of local leaders may help stymie Mr. Trump's misguided approach.
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Amazon is not alone in the effort to stymie tech workers organizing.
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Policies at the federal level should support that pursuit, not stymie it.
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Putin has been linked to efforts to stymie US-Ukraine cooperation before.
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The Chamber said Friday it was exploring legal options to stymie the policy.
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Putin's cultivation of Erdogan will attempt to stymie NATO's effectiveness further from within.
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Republicans in the Senate could also attempt to stymie a pro-pot budget.
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Wall Street and Republicans have tried to stymie the CFPB from the beginning.
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That's the key point: in our current environment, losses repel and stymie agreement.
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The former could stymie growth while the latter could push up borrowing costs.
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Drug war Duterte's key campaign promise was to stymie the country's drug trade.
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It still wasn't enough to stymie the spread of incel-aggrandizing murder pics.
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It's an attempt on the part of the Trump administration to stymie dissent.
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Local restrictions that stymie construction of new affordable housing play a big role.
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Holder), to expand the Takings Clause to stymie environmental protection legislation (Palazzolo v.
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The Rays used a bullpen approach to stymie Baltimore hitters in the nightcap.
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The drugs block a signal that tumors send to stymie the immune system.
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These regulations stymie grassroots advocacy groups and effectively censor how they can speak.
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Now online shoppers are turning to a variety of strategies to stymie thieves.
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The new expansion adds on two new characters, which can stymie the four dragons.
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Continued Republican dominance in Congress could stymie any legislative agenda put forth by Clinton.
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Netflix's price increase hardly seemed to stymie its growth or drive away existing subscribers.
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That would leave Senate Republicans with power to stymie bills favored by the majority.
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Others are burning oil wells and planting improvised explosive devices to stymie enemy advances.
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Firing Comey, if done to stymie the Russia investigation, could be obstruction of justice.
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Over time this kind of uncertainty will restrain growth and investment and stymie creativity.
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What they would have done is stymie the U.S. digital economy and hurt consumers.
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The new FCC rules would stymie the $2.25 billion annual program in three ways.
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Trustbusters may stymie any such move by Alphabet, Google's parent, which already owns YouTube.
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Either move would almost certainly trigger a legal challenge that could stymie wall construction.
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But if the hearing falls flat, it could completely stymie the drive for impeachment.
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But since then, Mr. Vose and his lawyers have appeared to stymie the bureau.
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Sex is deeply individual, and the intimacy of the topic can stymie necessary discussions.
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Do they use their wiles to wink past those who try to stymie them?
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That slow pace of discovery may well stymie advances in medicine, Dr. Amaral said.
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Ministers in his cabinet have resigned amid claims of trying to stymie corruption inquiries.
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The Marlins, though, have a host of problems that could stymie any quick turnaround.
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In many jurisdictions, officials choose to placate the police unions which stymie reform efforts.
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Congress could also effectively stymie the regulation by denying the department funding to implement it.
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Flight MH370's disappearance has continued to stymie investigators in the years following the incident.
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A lack of an agreement between the world's two largest economies could stymie global growth.
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Growing protectionism is also likely to stymie foreign direct investment in strategic sectors, Bortolotti said.
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This is a generational problem, obviously, but one that will stymie smartwatch sales for years.
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For ICBC and the other giants, the money-laundering accusations could stymie their expansion plans.
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He also dismissed the idea that trade frictions with the United State could stymie growth.
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What it does is stymie discourse, by reducing activism to sloganeering and big, flashy visuals.
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Tarantulas are notorious for having morphological characteristics that stymie efforts to define species, Hamilton said.
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But Congress should take care that these crucial fights do not ultimately stymie useful research.
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Zimmermann, Tigers stymie Red Sox DETROIT — Jordan Zimmermann looked just like he did last April.
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Previous attempts to find a diplomatic solution to stymie North Korea's nuclear aspirations have failed.
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If he is an excellent college point guard, this will be enough to stymie him.
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Attorneys general from multiple states filed a last-minute lawsuit seeking to stymie Mr. Wilson.
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This process can be stifled when government acts in ways that stymie or distort competition.
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Nicotine is also thought to stymie the clumping of the blood platelets that aid healing.
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The reality, however, is that there is no evidence that financial regulations stymie economic growth.
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For this reason, his actions and his attitude seemed to stymie efforts to confront him.
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Many said they worried that "anti-Russian elites" in Washington would stymie Mr. Trump's efforts.
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Rather than offer a step toward something better later, Ms. Trump's plan could stymie progress.
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The US Chamber of Commerce said Friday it was exploring legal options to stymie the threat.
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But that triggered the sales declines that the company has not yet been able to stymie.
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He had three key steals in the closing minutes to stymie any Alabama bid for victory.
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But Hogan warns that won't be enough to stymie a market drop from trade war fallout.
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And for proponents of clean energy, low gas prices can stymie efforts to reduce carbon footprints.
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Delisting wolves now would stymie recovery at best or reverse it all together in these areas.
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But foreign industry fears those plans could boost protectionism and stymie pledges to open markets wider.
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Policy experts concede that indictments and public accusations are unlikely to demonstrably stymie Iran's cyber program.
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But a possible loss to Nixon — or an underwhelming victory — would likely stymie any 2628 ambitions.
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China said overnight that it was planning to roll out stimulus to stymie an economic slowdown.
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Then there's the market's feedback loop, which can stymie decision-making by executives, discouraging new investments.
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If the agency's goal had been to stymie my work, it couldn't have timed things better.
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Jusuf Nurkic outweighs Green by 50 pounds and is nimble enough to stymie pick-and-rolls.
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Their will is frustrated, however, by a political system that enables passionate minorities to stymie legislation.
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He is nervous that the Democrats are going to take the House and stymie his agenda.
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Speculation has run rampant that Trump could attempt to stymie the Russia probe by firing Rosenstein.
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The report, released in April 2019, also examines President Trump's attempts to stymie the Russia probe.
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But it may simply be too early for the rancor over trade to stymie deal-making.
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The White House is already signaling that the impeachment effort will stymie any legislative deal-making.
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Apple's iOS defenses have evolved significantly since then, particularly to stymie early generations of unlocking tools.
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Instead, it is designed to stymie China's role as the principal challenger to America's global leadership.
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Lam agreed to withdraw the bill in September but failed to stymie the anger it inspired.
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No one has the ability to stymie us in the gift-giving department quite like our moms.
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One is that tighter commodity markets will stymie consumer spending in the rich world by raising prices.
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In 2014, the government blocked access to Google products inside China to stymie discussion of the anniversary.
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Then, it made a "ranking update" to stymie the distribution of these posts in users' News Feeds.
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The Freedom Caucus and Tuesday Group each represents enough House Republicans to stymie legislation on its own.
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Vargas wins 11th as Royals stymie Blue Jays KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jason Vargas continues to exceed expectations.
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Some lower-level officials may not wait for that type signal to begin working to stymie Trump.
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Most urgently, speakers hailed the seven lawsuits to stymie Trump's new Presidential Commission on Voter Integrity. Rev.
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The effort to stymie the drug overdose crisis has reached all corners of public health and government.
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It seemed the military was open to almost anything that could kill or stymie the Russian menace.
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It has also used the U.S. Senate to stymie reform and render the Federal Election Commission dysfunctional.
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Trump and Giuliani claim that Joe Biden pressed for Shokin's ouster to stymie the investigation into Burisma.
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That's an inherent conflict that's going to stymie and stifle customer-side electricity markets until it's resolved.
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However, poor energy and transportation infrastructure stymie much of this potential, particularly in Africa's sixteen landlocked countries.
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The distrust of cooperation shows up in Mr. Trump's call to stymie alliances from Europe to Asia.
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There are also worries that supply chain shortages could stymie efforts to distribute the tests at scale.
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The goal of Trump's critics isn't just to bring Trump down but to stymie the entire program.
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Yes, they have taken action against the president — that's why he has fought to stymie their investigations.
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In an effort to stymie their rapid takeover, government agencies have called on citizens to eat lionfish.
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Mr. Whitaker's appointment has prompted concerns that he might shut down or stymie the special counsel's investigation.
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A group of senators this week inserted language into military spending legislation that would stymie the deal.
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SDP accused the labor ministry of using the law for "political-partisan purposes to stymie legitimate criticism".
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With about three dozen members, the Freedom Caucus can stymie any legislation in the Republican-controlled House.
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And some economists contend that byzantine labor laws stymie competitiveness and prevent companies from hiring more workers.
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SDP accused the labour ministry of using the law for "political-partisan purposes to stymie legitimate criticism".
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And they stymie the ability to implement meaningful regulation, which needs to be undergirded by solid data.
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Mr Trump is reported to have tried to stymie aspects of this case at Turkey���s bidding.
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House Democrats have sought to dismiss Kupperman's lawsuit, fearing delays could stymie the momentum of their investigation.
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DiCaprio Bootle came up with two plays on defense to stymie the Gophers in the end zone.
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The eventual outcry might also stymie the progress of an incredibly useful technology (see "Inspecting Algorithms for Bias").
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These address the symptoms of poverty, not the causes—and rent controls, if imposed, would stymie housing investment.
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Many foreigners blithely assume that America's system of checks and balances will stymie Mr Trump's more radical tendencies.
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Reflective sunglasses will stymie many facial recognition systems, although not all, and the overall effect is less reliable.
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An open-source ecosystem is tricky to manage, but this does not entitle Google to stymie alternative ecosystems.
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If Mr Morales can shut it down, that will encourage other presidents tempted to stymie the graft-busters.
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But this would cause embarrassment for both the NHS and DeepMind, and it could possibly stymie future projects.
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A bureaucrat who misinterprets a single word in a regulation could stymie a billion-dollar project, he adds.
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Even a movement-based campaign will still be constrained by an unrepresentative system designed to stymie meaningful change.
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There is even stronger evidence suggesting that Trump's efforts to stymie federal investigators amount to obstruction of justice.
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The effect, if not the intent, would be to stymie the growth of the workplace savings system – period.
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At other times, the White House has played hardball with investigators and invoked the privilege to stymie them.
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What We Don't Know Many factors stymie a more accurate estimate: • Resale websites provide no confirmed sale information.
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Increasingly, networks use an alternative ID called a Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity that refreshes periodically to stymie tracking.
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That extends to Senate rules, like the filibuster, that stymie majority rule in an already anti-majoritarian system.
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This rule clarified that if a stymie occurred naturally, O.K., but players couldn't intentional go for one. 8.
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Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers say the rule would stymie their ability to effectively negotiate with drug makers.
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Facebook, Twitter, and Google have made policy changes in an attempt to stymie the flow of inaccurate information.
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So, what can conscientious people in bitcoin do to stymie the use of the technology by neo-Nazis?
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The more difficult question involves intent — whether Mr. Trump acted "corruptly" when he sought to stymie the investigation.
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That suit could stymie a "major" investment round for Uber, an early personal investor in Uber told CNBC.
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Yet, in spite of those numbers, valiant efforts to stymie lionfish population growth have been neutral at best.
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Uribe has remained a polarizing kingmaker as his party has sought to stymie a peace accord with Marxist rebels.
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He has been given control over an agency he has worked his entire adult life to stymie and destroy.
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Continued Republican control of Congress could stymie the legislative agenda put forth by Clinton if she wins the presidency.
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However, a security key offers a level of protection that can stymie the best hackers from infiltrating your accounts.
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By straining the binational relationship, the tariffs could also stymie efforts to fight cross-border crime, the group wrote.
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Twenty years ago, London brought a massive lobbying effort to Washington in an attempt to stymie the peace process.
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Reddit, an early home for Pizzagate theorists, has since attempted to stymie discussion of the theory on its platform.
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It also may stymie an attempt by American-backed Syrian rebels to push into Deir Ezzor from the south.
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The coyotes prove a constant menace, and John's efforts to stymie them become the central narrative of the film.
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It would also stymie Iran, its bitter rival, which was back in the market following the lifting of sanctions.
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The real reason, Trump revealed, was an effort to stymie the investigation into Russian interference with the 2016 election.
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But beyond heroic efforts to stymie the end of some species lies major population losses — the precursors to extinction.
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A pardon must be accepted by the person who is pardoned if it is to effectively stymie any prosecution.
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That infighting in the committee could stymie any momentum the legislation may have gained in the past several days.
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Their three entries underscore their own disunity, something the Egyptian hopeful Moushira Khattab has indicated stymie the Arab bid.
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And they may well wind up providing an accountability mechanism for any real effort to stymie these agencies systematically.
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The US has supported moderate Syrian rebels along the Syria-Iraq border in an effort to stymie Tehran's ambition.
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This raises questions about whether anything can be done to clean up the oil, or stymie the stubborn leak.
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One hand of government looks to adopt new federal approvals and rules to stymie the other hand of streamlining.
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Noah's wish was to play outdoors on slow red clay, the better to stymie Milos Raonic, Canada's best player.
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The case was settled out of court, but many have since asked Yellowstone how it will stymie dangerous behavior.
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Tillman rebounded from a trio of poor performances to stymie the Los Angeles Dodgers through seven innings on Tuesday.
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What Republicans have done is try to slow and stymie Obama's policies with lawsuits (many launched by Pruitt himself).
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And yet unbalanced labor markets not only hold back wages but also stymie the American economy as a whole.
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It is not, those who have been privy to these discussions say, any conscious attempt to stymie women's soccer.
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Now is not the time to stymie efforts to control the spread of an epidemic that knows no borders.
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Stymie anyone on your side who's thinking of dissenting by torching them on Twitter, like he did to Sen.
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It won't just be the U.S. That could stymie attempts of monetary and fiscal stimulus to bolster global growth.
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Results show the Democrats with a House majority, in a shakeup that could stymie President Donald Trump's legislative agenda.
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A primary reason is that lawmakers have allowed disagreements about religious exemptions to stymie a broader commitment to equality.
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If these proliferate, they will, just like rules that stymie building, skewer property-market outsiders and protect favoured residents.
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An interior infrared camera is used to overcome potential obstacles like sunglasses, which would stymie a conventional video camera.
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He has, though, vowed to do away with environmental regulations that he has argued stymie business and economic growth.
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In Washington, Mr. Trump's top environmental official, Scott Pruitt, has rolled back regulations that he said stymie American business.
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The presumptive Democratic leader didn't say whether he would use his powers in the Senate minority to stymie Trump.
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It could prove to be a model for the device industry if fear over lawsuits begins to stymie innovation.
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It would stymie rural America just as it is poised to realize the economic promise of a connected world.
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For example, Democrats' relentless social media pressure helped stymie Republican efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare in the Senate.
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Revoking the Golden State's ability to set its own standards could stymie the downward trend in California's air pollution.
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Some consumer advocates argue the bill may stymie the efforts of some states' to pass more stringent credit-freeze requirements.
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He accused Trump of "arrogance," saying he was unreliable in the fight to stymie transgender rights and defend religious expression.
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Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull this week said his administration could present legislation to block green activists seeking to stymie projects.
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Given the government's minuscule majority, his small band of rebels has been able to stymie the prime minister's legislative agenda.
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Freenet's vow to vote its 24.5% stake against the issue could stymie the takeover if other shareholders join the opposition.
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But, but, but: Efforts to stymie drilling on federal lands would face vigorous legal and political opposition and bureaucratic hurdles.
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Mr Rademeyer, an expert on the trading of ivory and rhino horn, acknowledges that diplomatic immunity can stymie the police.
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The lawsuit is the first case where Trump has sued to try to stymie House Democrats' investigations into the President.
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He co-led a racist campaign to stymie reforms by the city's first black mayor, Harold Washington, in the 903s.
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The cost to negotiate reams of licence agreements, and the risk of lawsuits, can stymie the most determined of entrepreneurs.
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For these reasons, we need efficient and cost-effective regulations that promote rather than stymie the use of nuclear power.
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Butcher leads the British animal welfare charity's efforts to stymie the explosion of animal cruelty videos in the last decade.
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Although certainly eager to stymie Trump in any number of respects, it's difficult to imagine that the likes of Sens.
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Laws that stymie new innovation should be based on evidence of concrete harm, not speculation about the worst-case scenario.
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Experts say that liberal celebs hoping to stymie Trump are likely to become more active over the next three months.
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And he warned against nationalism and xenophobia, saying they threaten to stymie progress that has made the world more livable.
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A decision could have major consequences, as a win for the agency could stymie future administrations from addressing climate change.
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A decision could have major consequences, as a win for the agency could stymie future administrations from addressing climate change.
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To stymie the opposition, Definers painted liberal donor George Soros as the driving force behind some groups critical of Facebook.
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Civil rights lawyers claimed it reflected a clear effort on the part of the Police Department to stymie public access.
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The decision could also stymie the peace process and increase security risks in a region that is already on edge.
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If we are to stymie the effects of antibiotic resistance, we must follow the high ethical standards of our vocations.
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And as all this resistance inevitably translates into disgruntled constituents, members of Congress will have enormous incentives to stymie change.
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The May 9 arrest of the reporter, Dan Heyman, had stoked concerns about possible efforts to stymie the free press.
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All of us should be looking for ways to spur those efforts, or at the very least not stymie them.
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That fact could significantly stymie Mueller's ability to conduct a sweeping investigation of Trump and his associates, according to Reuters.
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But the company has taken steps in recent months to stymie the flow of fake news stories on its website.
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Google, which was not involved in that campaign, sought to stymie the effort, which many saw as clever but invasive.
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Even so, Congress, career diplomats, interest groups, the media and foreign leaders can help shape, inform and stymie presidential intentions.
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ONCE AGAIN, Britain's prime minister has been thwarted, this time for trying to stymie Parliament as the European departure looms.
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A jury in Washington convicted Stone of seven felony charges for seeking to stymie House Intelligence Committee and FBI investigations.
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"A drop in refinery utilization in combination with super-strong imports helped to stymie the draw to crude," he said.
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One of the committee's concerns had been how the transaction could stymie U.S. progress in developing 5G wireless network technology.
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This will hang over his administration and could stymie his plans to reform institutions and increase science and technology investment.
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A pending charge, though, can stymie defendants' efforts to find work and housing, or even win custody of their children.
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Our continued failure to fund broad access to computer science education is shortsighted and threatens to stymie our future prosperity.
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E.A.L.—as well as a freely available ad blocking detection script to help publishers stymie potential threats to their revenue streams.
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But Police Chief Calvin Williams has said the city must withhold certain information to stymie anyone seeking to disrupt the convention.
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Before last month's devastating storm, people desperately tried to shore up struggling levies throughout Robeson County to try and stymie floodwaters.
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The House subpoenaed McGahn in April as it examined whether the President obstructed justice by attempting to stymie the Russia investigation.
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Ever since Newt Gingrich turned politics into war in the 1990s, the Republicans have sought to delegitimise and stymie their opponents.
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She proposes a wealth tax on those with fortunes above $50m to stymie the growth of inequality and fund other programmes.
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Oxford's researchers complain that Google and YouTube have been not just stingy, but appear to have actively attempted to stymie analysis.
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While politicians have previously suggested similar ideas, it was thought that the need to rewrite European treaties would stymie these options.
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Assange installed his own recording devices and used noise machines to stymie the snooping, according to the documents obtained by CNN.
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That means they could potentially push a more moderate pick and leverage the kinds of strategies McConnell used to stymie Garland.
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This forced most of the Warriors' opponents to choose between attacking the offensive glass, or dropping back to stymie the break.
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And he indicated in another comment that there is "some slight fuzzing" to stymie would-be reverse engineers of the algorithm.
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These latest revelations add to the mounting evidence that Trump, deeply vexed by the Russia investigation, actively tried to stymie it.
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But experts warn that cracking down on ISIS online could have an unintended consequence: It could stymie needed intelligence-gathering efforts.
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Preservation advocates agree that the imposition of mandatory inclusionary housing in this instance could stymie the redevelopment of myriad historic properties.
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Despite the critical role small businesses play in our economy, they still face too many hurdles that stymie their growth potential.
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His hope is that the control afforded him by repetition will stymie the alternate persona responsible for much of his malfeasance.
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Most of the respondents want to hold a job in their later years to keep their mind sharp and stymie boredom.
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This is a psychological quirk, well known to food manufacturers, that can stymie well-meaning attempts to make processed foods healthier.
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Big utilities in Ohio want to slow and stymie a clean energy transition that is as inevitable as it is necessary.
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But, as chief technology officers have told us, the very environment of an organization can stymie the innovation that's being sought.
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The Trump administration had already limited travel from China, Iran and certain European countries in an effort to stymie the spread.
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China has pursued the most aggressive measures to stymie coronavirus spread by sparking massive lockdowns and electronic surveillance of its population.
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That reluctance may stymie Washington's plans for India to be a linchpin of its efforts to counter China, American officials worry.
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The arrival of Mr. Kelly to play precisely the gatekeeping role that would stymie aides like Mr. Bannon hastened his departure.
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Many House members were indeed clamoring for the president's attempts to stymie Mueller to inform an obstruction of justice impeachment article.
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And while progressives sought to stymie it, their push in the defense bill might not have been enough to do so.
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Protesters declared the "week of rage" on Tuesday, angry that the government has failed to stymie Lebanon's descent into economic crisis.
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One of the chief concerns for YY investors is that further restrictions from the Chinese government may stymie the industry's growth.
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They also want to stymie proxy advisory firms, which many shareholders rely on for research and recommendations on how to vote.
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Iraqi Kurds and the Iraqi military have already exchanged gunfire, as Baghdad seeks to stymie the former's active campaign for autonomy.
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The plan prompted an uproar from telecommunication companies, who argued that such an undertaking would stymie the industry and hamper developments.
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Such an effort could not only bring much-needed Democratic support to the table, but could stymie more comprehensive immigration discussions.
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When a virus appeared last week, a Colorado school district closed one high school in an attempt to stymie an outbreak.
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But on Tuesday morning, the president explicitly tied the rail line to efforts to stymie construction of the Mexican border wall.
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But Amazon's opponents among community groups, unions and public officials were fierce, and they held the power to stymie the deal.
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Cornell University law professor Stephen Yale-Loehr suggested that a ruling against the administration would stymie executive actions of all kinds.
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That is likely to run against the Trump administration's goal of total denuclearization and could stymie any chance at real negotiations.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, says just the threat of increased regulatory oversight could stymie the FANG trade for some time.
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Trump has reportedly become frustrated by efforts to stymie his tough stance on immigration, an issue that launched his 2016 election bid.
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As the rich pull away from the rest, their increased political power may stymie tax rises needed to fund universal public services.
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Among the reasons: Schumer is under intense pressure at home to use every tool available to Democrats to stymie and obstruct Trump.
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Adding to the challenge is an increase in both the ways and arenas that anti-LGBTQ groups are seeking to stymie progress.
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STAKE DILUTION Freenet's vow to vote its 24.5% stake against the issue could stymie the takeover if other shareholders join the opposition.
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Many of the departures within the communications shop, too, were planned by the White House in an effort to stymie unflattering leaks.
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A recorded apology by Trump early on Saturday did not stymie an avalanche of calls from members of his party to quit.
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The key, Mr. McConnell told his fellow Republicans, was to stymie and undermine Mr. Obama, but to do so in subtle ways.
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The trouble comes not from a populist demagogue trampling on institutional constraint but from countermajoritarian institutions being deployed to stymie popular will.
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He has remained a polarizing kingmaker in Colombian politics as his party has sought to stymie a peace accord with Marxist rebels.
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In the meantime a preliminary injunction could stymie the citizenship question—even if the government supplies an adequate reason for the change.
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When considering how ethical reflection can cultivate civility and help stymie information disorder, biomass pyramids provide a helpful, if unexpected, entry point.
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But IBM's incumbent businesses have money managers worried, so much so that they think IBM's spending patterns could stymie its growth trajectory.
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Iran's Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, warned that Trump's efforts to redo the Iran deal could stymie his efforts with North Korea.
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Be smart: If a 70-something is elected as president, it's not going to stymie the grassroots generation of the Democratic Party.
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He told Fox News's Sean Hannity in an interview aired Wednesday that he plans to take "dramatic steps" to stymie such leaks.
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For now, though, Mr. Trump is grappling with a magnified version of the dilemma that threatens to stymie Republicans every four years.
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The move was widely perceived as an attempt to stymie the government's investigations into far-right extremists with ties to the FPÖ.
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Lyft has not said whether it will continue working with Didi, but the dissolution of a partnership could stymie Lyft's growth prospects.
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Opponents say that mandatory increases stymie job creation and leave fewer work opportunities available to those who lack skills and higher education.
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The government likely is keen to get people back to work in order to stymie the economic effects of the virus' spread.
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America's 1.8 million truck drivers can't work from home and often lack health insurance — and that may stymie the fight against coronavirus
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While US-China tensions could stymie progress there too, an oil price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia may not help either.
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That limit, they warn, could decrease property values, stymie the real estate market and cause tax migration to less tax-heavy states.
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Should Russia balk at increasing its own output to stymie the United States, oil prices could soar and hurt the global economy.
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Because the virus spreads person to person when in close contact, the best way to stymie it is to keep people apart.
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Tang had hoped her children would have a chance for a better life but fears that her circumstances will stymie their education.
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By that diaphanous margin, Republicans have helped stymie progress on women's rights, ethics reform, rent regulation, gun safety, voting rights and more.
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Trump said he is worried that rate hikes could stymie growth that only recently has broken out of its post-recession slumber.
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But they aren't interested in playing the Democrats' game of trying to stymie Trump's progress by using the media's daily outrage machine.
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During the current tensions with Iran, it is essential to foresee the Kurdistan region as a way to stymie Iranian regime threats.
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Baylor defensive end James Lynch registered sacks on back-to-back possessions late in the fourth quarter to stymie Rice's comeback attempt.
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The court's decision has the potential to stymie the avalanche of untraceable cash spent by Republican and Democratic donors during election years.
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It would stymie economic growth by creating new barriers to efficient capital formation and complicate the lives of millions of American investors.
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But the executive order has symbolic value amid the Trump administration's broad and aggressive campaign to stymie the Chinese telecom equipment makers.
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This resolution seeks to stymie this exact threat, suggesting that health care is something Democrats can still agree on across the board.
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" He added that Senate Democrats were "worried" that the White House would stymie an investigation "without the insulation of a special prosecutor.
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Those who have worked for him, however, do identify race as a factor in consistent Republican efforts to stymie Obama's agenda in Washington.
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The plight of a project in the country's northeast underscores, however, that geopolitics may ultimately stymie the success of foreign entrants like Disney.
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Many are wary of softening measures against Slim, whose company has waged numerous court battles to stymie the legislation and maintain its power.
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The referendum offers a chance to get rid of Mr Renzi and stymie a reform that threatens to reduce his opponents to irrelevance.
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As well as varying staff demographics, the age of the scheme, its assets and existing discount rate could all stymie the accountants' plans.
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And they've tried to stymie regulation of derivatives markets, attempting to weaken rules on capital, margin, trading and clearing, position limits, and more.
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And the need for a response turned theoretical curiosities (such as the liquidity trap that can stymie monetary policy) into major policy dilemmas.
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham is trying to stymie the gun control fight the best way she knows how — by bullying teenage survivors.
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President Trump will also fulfill his end of the bargain with supporters who wish to stymie America's shift to a minority-majority country.
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But Hughes struck out Sands and Alex Avila before getting Austin Jackson to ground out meekly to third base to stymie the threat.
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While the United States has an extradition treaty with Nicaragua, Schumer said unforeseen circumstances could stymie efforts to return Tercero to the states.
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For example, uploaders were able to use minor modifications, like watermarks or altering the size of clips, to stymie YouTube's content moderation tools.
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Alleged attempts by Flynn and other members of Trump's transition team to stymie the resolution were first reported by Foreign Policy in February.
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It thwarts hackers the same way a house safe can stymie burglars: They can break in but cannot get away with the valuables.
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And because the Supreme Court stands poised to stymie state-level solutions, Congress is the only entity that can fully address the problem.
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And they stymie the kind of crime — from tax evasion to terrorism — that can be made much easier with briefcases of used notes.
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He has argued that the deal would stymie economic growth in the U.S., while allowing other countries, like China and India, to flourish.
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One way political observers say Clinton can stymie Stein's potential impact is by making concessions on the party platform, particularly on environmental issues.
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The government appealed against a ruling by Scotland's Court of Session that prorogation was "unlawful" because it had been used to "stymie" parliament.
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Rather, most respondents said they want to continue working in a paid position to keep their mind sharp (72%) and stymie boredom (67%).
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SUDAR SENAPATHY New York To the Editor: Your editorial quite rightly mentions the likelihood that a hostile Congress will stymie a liberal president.
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Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the UN, told CNN Sunday that sanctions have helped stymie trade and cut off Pyongyang's cash flow.
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The novel coronavirus is a global health crisis, and the ways countries worldwide are attempting to stymie the disease's outbreak are wide-ranging.
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The outbreak is far from over in Asia and could well explode again when restrictions put in place to stymie it are lifted.
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Unfortunately, credit card companies like American Express have managed to stymie fee competition with those gag orders on merchants who contract with them.
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According to Lipsitch, infections or inoculations in 40% to 50% of the world's adult population would be enough to stymie the virus' spread.
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McConnell and others have complained that Democrats are abusing the practice, using it to stymie Trump's right to fill vacancies with his nominees.
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The White House has embraced the program as part of its criminal justice agenda, which aims to stymie mass incarceration and reduce recidivism.
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But even if they do, as Mr. Dudley warned, the Fed may worry about inflation and have to stymie growth by raising rates.
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All that said, from an expansive historical view, senators have been slowly checking their own abilities to stymie legislation and appointments for decades.
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Chinese "steel dumping, " or the practice of keeping costs artificially low to stymie competition, has become a central concern of Trump's trade policy.
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In a damning judgement, Scotland's highest court ruled last Wednesday that the suspension was unlawful and was an "egregious" attempt to stymie parliament.
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Recall that upon the election of President Obama the Republicans immediately swore to stymie and obstruct his presidency in any and all ways.
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Throughout his reign, there was one tool that Bout used to dodge any and all who would stymie his efforts: American shell companies.
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While restrictions have eased, some Western banks fear high asset-value requirements and limits to ownership by non-financial investors could stymie broad participation.
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Jackson was forced to apologize, and, just last year, Huffington Post reported that Les Moonves subsequently tried to stymie Jackson's career over the incident.
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The only reason for a president to dismiss the deputy attorney general or the special counsel is to obstruct justice, to stymie this investigation.
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He forecast a rightward shift in Germany due to the AfD and resistance from the FDP that would stymie Macron and Juncker's grand visions.
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And a new app works to stymie unauthorized physical access to MacBooks simply by sending a notification to the owner if someone the lid.
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But when we keep underperformers, we create pockets of mediocrity in our companies that stymie productivity, burden our teams and slow the company down.
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JWST's high price and decade of delays could stymie the development of future telescopes, impacting the course of astronomy for the next 30 years.
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These data caps serve as an upper limit on how much of a streaming service you can use and therefore stymie the cord-cutters.
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The fate of the West over the coming decades, however, won't only be determined by water cuts and humanity's efforts to stymie climate change.
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All of this comes with costs — literal ones, as well as the slowdown in rebuilding that would stymie residents simply trying to come home.
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The Trump administration wants to stymie China's ambitions in the strategic sectors it has identified as part of its "Made in China 2025" policy.
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Her critique of the platform echoes that of Kylie Jenner, who last month managed to stymie the company's stock value with a single tweet.
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Though those will no doubt help stymie imports, it is just as likely that trade measures imposed by other governments will hobble India's exports.
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The US military says it wants to help Afghan forces stymie the drug trade because Taliban militants use it to help fund their operations.
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The worry is that U.S. tariffs levied on imported goods from China, Europe and elsewhere will disrupt global supply chains and stymie economic growth.
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Simultaneously, congressional Republicans, who controlled the majority of both Houses, led by Speaker Newt Gingrich, attempted to stymie the process, though they were unsuccessful.
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Mueller also charged that Flynn lied when he said he did not ask the ambassador to stymie an unrelated United Nations Security Council vote.
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Reuters reports that Iranian officials threatened an "unimaginable and regrettable" reaction in response to efforts from U.S. officials to stymie the country's chief export.
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Another route could be to take internal steps that will stymie the investigation such that it effectively goes nowhere, avoiding much of the politics.
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But Scotland's Court of Session ruled that the prime minister did act unlawfully, because the "true reason" behind the move was to "stymie" parliament.
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Split control of the Congress could stymie further policy stimulus Trump would like to roll out to bolster his re-election bid in 2020.
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Still, after the meeting, Duckworth said she was very concerned about the potential for the Justice Department to try to stymie the report's release.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The search firm can easily cover the EU's $5 bln fine for using its Android phone system to stymie rivals.
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And there is nothing in this question about special counsel Robert Mueller or the presumption that Whitaker was brought in to stymie his investigation.
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Some viewed the Center for American Progress, and its leader, Neera Tanden, as part of that cabal, working to stymie liberal activists and ideas.
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Cities around the world are under orders for its citizens to shelter in-place and quarantine in their homes to stymie the disease's spread.
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Mr. Córdoba said he was hopeful the country's shifting politics would not stymie the pursuit of justice in scores of pending human rights cases.
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As the "Great Haig Debate" did once before, the Vietnam metanarrative has often served to stymie a field that needs to broaden its horizons.
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His effort to stymie testing and honest disclosure of the threat posed by the virus did not make it "disappear," as he wishfully predicted.
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Public discourse about autism that refers to it in these ways can stymie progress on self-esteem building by adversely affecting one's emotional state.
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At least two significant challenges stymie health policymakers today – the search for effective and affordable access solutions, as well as for productive legislative collaboration.
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But cancers often find insidious ways to stymie the immune system, like sending a signal that turns on a brake on the immune system.
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Despite losing his majority twice this year and still facing indictments, he will try to stymie any attempt to form a coalition without him.
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Then, after the document's release, Barr's Justice Department worked to stymie House investigators in their efforts to obtain documents and testimony from Mueller's witnesses.
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But new legal challenges to these practices are succeeding and may stymie the government's deportation agenda by taking profits out of the detention business.
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The Trump administration has launched an aggressive drive to renegotiate U.S. trade deals, but one country may manage to stymie major changes: South Korea.
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Economists from several of the nation's largest banks said Wednesday that they don't expect the turmoil rippling through global markets to stymie U.S. growth.
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The Brazilian real fell again, even as the country's central bank intervened twice in the previous session to stymie a slump in the currency.
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Flynn also lied, the counsel charged, when he said he did not ask the ambassador to stymie an unrelated United Nations Security Council vote.
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The third relates to Trump&aposs efforts to stymie the former special counsel Robert Mueller&aposs investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The decision was seen as removing a last hurdle to the completion of NS22, and a blow to U.S. efforts to stymie the project.
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It's time to rethink how we organize ourselves when taking on rare diseases which stymie the medical establishment and receive too little government funding.
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In his speech, Trump committed to aggressive action on creating jobs and heightening security, despite what he said were forces working to stymie his plans.
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If you have to go through a visa process that is cumbersome, that would stymie startups being able to hire talent quickly and scale up.
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Much of the recent upward pressure on the yen also hasn't been related to domestic factors and that would likely stymie any efforts to intervene.
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Michael Masnick, the editor of Techdirt, a site covering tech policy, worries about limits on free speech, and also warns that regulation can stymie innovation.
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Twenty minutes later, the group would hit the first in a series of literal and figurative roadblocks that would stymie their work throughout the day.
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The next attorney general could stymie the Russia investigation led by Robert Mueller, which Sessions had recused himself from, possibly freeing Trump from that albatross.
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Watch Golden State leave Portland's Evan Turner alone in the corner to stymie driving lanes for Portland's talented backcourt during last year's first-round matchup.
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Democrats are hoping to use this resolution to stymie Trump's emergency declaration, which they argue bypasses the spending authority Congress is granted by the Constitution.
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Key to securing a sustainable peace is additional investment in Colombia's poorer, rural areas, though deep infrastructure problems across the mountainous nation may stymie progress.
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Or if the impulse to hit a button instead of form a thought could in some way stymie my own expression, even in rote communications.
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A leading contender for Zimbabwe's presidency after the retirement of Mr Mugabe, a nonagenarian, a criminal record could stymie her path to the top job.
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"Looking at Scott Pruitt's record, it seems he is perfectly in line with our new president's mission to stymie or eliminate the EPA," he said.
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He made 9 of 18 shots, canned five 13.13-pointers and also helped stymie the Kings' pick-and-roll designs for center Willie Cauley-Stein.
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But Trump has been unable to stymie a Senate investigation of ties between his advisers and the Russian intelligence elements that sabotaged Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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System reform cannot hinder the doctor-patient relationship nor stymie research that is meaningful to patients — who are people with different needs, characteristics and preferences.
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Minorities of voters in smaller countries may be able to stymie Europe-wide policies; just 32% of Dutch voters took part in the Ukraine referendum.
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Similar Democratic efforts failed to stymie Trump's first Supreme Court selection, Neil Gorsuch, who was confirmed with all Republicans and three Democrats supporting his nomination.
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Any pullback at this juncture should help the EEM bounce, and it will probably stymie the recent outperformance in the Russell 2000, among other assets.
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This would block Assad's and Iran's expansion in Syria, interfere with Iran's land-bridge for supplying weapons and forces, and stymie the increasingly unfriendly Turks.
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The sneaky cryptocurrency miner phenomenon seems to be just getting started, and Google engineers are even starting to look at ways to stymie the problem.
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In this context, the goal is not to stymie that evolution, but to try to tilt the balance toward workers as the transition takes place.
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In the mix for an American League wild-card spot, Tampa Bay (82-59) used a bullpen approach to stymie Baltimore hitters in the nightcap.
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China's central bank announced it will inject 1.2 trillion yuan worth of liquidity into the economy in an effort to stymie a sharp economic slowdown.
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As Mr. Roof's court-appointed lawyers fought to save his life by constructing a mental health defense, he did anything he could to stymie them.
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Others, such as Gupta at ThePrint, said India's respected outlets have not done enough to stymie the growth of increasingly sensationalist tendencies in the press.
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Trump and his loyalists have long been skeptical of career officials inside the government, some of whom they claim are out to stymie his agenda.
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Notably, Twitter has made no effort to stymie the same discussion, which allowed Donald Trump Jr. to tweet a name to his four million followers.
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Some Republicans fear the charges could stymie this week's planned rollout of their long-awaited tax plan and overshadow Trump's first presidential visit to Asia.
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Uncertainty: The opposition has not said how it would break past Mr. Maduro's blockade, saying that releasing plans would allow him to stymie the effort.
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Speaking privately, ANC members aligned with Ramaphosa say the Magashule-led group is using the debate over the central bank to stymie the president's agenda.
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Meanwhile, Beijing has become ever more open to using its growing global political clout to intimidate opponents and stymie criticism, both within and outside the country.
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This leaves me deeply worried about Turkey and its ability to stymie further terror attacks through the vigor of its institutions and unity of its citizens.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell might be determined as ever to stymie election security legislation, but House Democrats remain undeterred in their push to advance it.
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As with any Musk project — self-driving cars, human colonies on Mars — questions remain over whether laws, or simple scientific realities, could stymie such a project.
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But the next day, Magufuli sacked the head of the state electricity company, saying the price hike would stymie his plans to ramp up industrial output.
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Despite all that the president has done to strengthen the economy and create jobs, they've done everything they can to stymie the president and his policies.
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"He wants to stymie my efforts to deliver," says the governor, who accuses the president of recruiting al-Qaeda fighters lest their cold war heat up.
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Then last year, a new coalition — between the former conservative chancellor of Austria, Sebastian Kurz, and the far-right Freedom Party — decided to stymie the ban.
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That announcement came as a relief to Democrats who feared that charges against their party's presidential nominee would stymie her efforts to win the White House.
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Rejecting the legislation - which would potentially stymie his wish for improved relations with Moscow - would carry a risk that his veto could be overridden by lawmakers.
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The next stage came when Trump fired FBI Director James Comey in a transparent effort to stymie any further investigations into Russia and the 2016 election.
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With control of one or both chambers, Democrats could not just stymie that agenda but increase scrutiny of the president and his Cabinet through congressional investigations.
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South Africa's AngloGold Ashanti is facing a public vote that could stymie its plans to extract gold at its flagship La Colosa project in Tolima province.
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In his first months in office, Trump sought to pressure China, Pyongyang's only major ally, to rein in North Korea and help stymie its weapons programs.
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In recent days there has been growing pushback from rank-and-file Republican senators over what they see as an effort by leaders to stymie debate.
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By requiring the owner's fingerprint, the upgraded security key can still stymie any thieves who try to use the device to break into your online accounts.
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The rules fell short of many environmentalists' demands to cut off Arctic drilling entirely, but oil companies complained that the regulations would stymie new energy exploration.
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But that hasn't stopped them from wondering how the removal of likes could stymie to growth of their brands as their engagement numbers continue to fall.
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While some administration officials attempted to transform the U.S.'s anti-ISIS intervention in Syria to one intended to stymie Iranian expansionism, Trump rebuffed such efforts.
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When he was elected county executive in Jefferson County, Kentucky, he repeatedly worked with women's groups to help stymie anti-abortion legislation in the local government.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that the U.S. will be running a $1 trillion deficit by 2020, posing worries that debt will stymie economic growth.
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Previous resolutions, dating back to 1993, have failed to stymie the nuclear ambitions of North Korea, which views its arsenal as a necessity for self-preservation.
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This recent negotiations roadblock could stymie the hopes of lawmakers from both sides of the aisle, many of whom have been keen to avoid another shutdown.
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The bill had languished in Parliament for 30 years, facing strong resistance from conservative Catholic lawmakers, who presented more than 3,000 amendments to stymie its passage.
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The firm's memo also warned that the consequences of the coronavirus could stymie the unfettered access to venture capital that founders have enjoyed in recent years.
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There are lots of professionals at the federal and local levels who stand ready to try to stymie the spread of coronavirus in the United States.
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Yancey's win gives Republicans a 51-49 majority and continued control of the House -- allowing them to stymie Democrat Ralph Northam, who won November's governor's race.
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"We now live in a time when the administration appears to be actively coordinating with members of the majority to stymie Congressional and DOJ investigations," Rep.
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Lawmakers are also considering an article tied to Trump's attempts to stymie Robert Mueller's Russia probe, which the special counsel outlined in his final report. Rep.
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Although lawmakers like Hawley have raised concerns that including Section 2628 provisions would stymie domestic efforts to amend it, it's not clear that that's the case.
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Inefficiency, red tape and corruption at the local level also stymie productivity, while a lack of fertilizer reduces yield (though it keeps produce organic, by default).
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who also has already moved on immigration-related legislation designed to stymie potential hard-line deportation moves from a Trump administration.
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Trump, in other words, may use his pardon power to stymie Robert Mueller's investigation, as well as other inquiries into the past misdeeds of his associates.
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When a competitor opened up shop around the corner, a club henchman, Mark Maiuzzo (aka "Stymie") poured gasoline on his car and lit it on fire.
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He would stymie or reverse all of Obama's climate and energy regulations, accelerate fracking, and somehow (presumably by making good deals) revive the coal mining industry.
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A newly engineered protein neutralizes the bacteria's toxins that stymie the immune system from working properly, according to a preclinical study published in Science Translational Medicine Wednesday.
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IDEOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES Speaking privately, ANC members aligned with Ramaphosa say the Magashule-led group is using the debate over the central bank to stymie the president's agenda.
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Shares of the iPhone maker traded lower intraday on worries that would stymie Apple's sales in China, but managed to launch a small rebound into the close.
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"There's no question that could stymie me because I'm so comfortable saying 'I don't know,'" Bezos said, according to a recording of the meeting heard by CNBC.
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Disagreements within the Republican Party could stymie efforts to push through some sort of supplemental funding, which will also need 60 votes in the Senate to progress.
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Moody's Investors Service on Monday joined Standard and Poor's in expressing concern that a splintered upper house Senate would stymie agreement on fiscal consolidation and macroeconomic policy.
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Mueller repeatedly found "substantial evidence" that Trump had committed potentially obstructive acts and that often his intent was to stymie the investigation into himself and his campaign.
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Worse still would be if Nissan's executives, as some infer, tipped prosecutors off about Mr Ghosn's suspected activities in order to stymie a possible takeover by Renault.
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In their efforts to stymie the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, Senate Democrats are now claiming that he will destroy affordable health care.
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Cotton also supports the border wall, which will probably stymie all those ISIS-intwined Mexican drug cartels that he thinks are directly threatening the citizens of Arkansas.
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Still, any reduction in orders would seem to indicate that the U.S. efforts to stymie Huawei's expansion (at least in its smartphone business) are having an impact.
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Devils stymie Blue Jackets, take Metro lead COLUMBUS, Ohio — A third of a way through the season, the New Jersey Devils are perched atop the Metropolitan Division.
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But this week's reactions to Trump's budget hints point toward a long, draining, contentious process likely to further stymie the regime's showy but so far ineffectual agenda.
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If Trump's inexperience and unconventional "negotiating tactics" come at the cost of U.S.-China relations, it could, in turn, stymie efforts to contain Pyongyang's unconventional weapons program.
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And so they've given rise to suspicions—and accusations—that they violate a 22009 global treaty designed to stymie nuclear weapons innovations by barring any nuclear explosions.
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US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the United States will try to further stymie North Korean operations by punishing third parties that help Pyongyang skirt sanctions.
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The Astros are a scintillating 12-5 against Seattle this season, and ace Dallas Keuchel will look to stymie the Mariners for the third time this season.
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According to reporting from the Guardian, the company donated to more than 12 organizations working to stymie action on climate change or to reverse existing environmental regulations.
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Most importantly, strict rules that treat all websites like degenerate copyright pirates could stymie the growth of internet services at the forefront of the 21st century economy.
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Then, the new transparency minister — essentially Mr. Temer's anticorruption czar — resigned after another recording seemed to show that he had also tried to stymie the Petrobras inquiry.
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Political considerations could stymie the fund's equally well-intentioned proposal to shed its oil and gas equities – last month a state-appointed committee argued against the idea.
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Often policymakers respond to drug costs with calls for heavy-handed government intervention that would stymie innovation and harm patients who rely on new cures and treatments.
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Members of her own party are willing to vote against the government to stymie a bill which she says is needed to sever ties with the bloc.
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Another source said chances of a Flipkart-Snapdeal merger were very slim as investors fear Bahl and Bansal could create legal hurdles to further stymie the deal.
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This is not the first time critics have accused Mr. Carson, the only African-American man in President Trump's cabinet, of trying to stymie civil rights enforcement.
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John Poindexter (who succeeded McFarlane as national security adviser), altered records and lied to Congress in an attempt to stymie investigators and insulate the president from culpability.
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The state has already spent $1 billion trying to stymie the outbreak and estimates that business closures will cost roughly $10 to $23 billion in lost revenue.
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That opened the door to a new dynamic: Verma increasingly teaming up with White House officials like Mulvaney and Joe Grogan, Bremberg's successor, to stymie Azar's agenda.
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The opposition has so far been quiet about details of its plans, saying that if they released information Mr. Maduro would stymie them with his security forces.
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But Democratic aides said Tuesday's vote is intended to reaffirm congressional authority to enforce subpoenas against White House efforts to stymie investigations by six separate House committees.
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The last several years have seen a rise in bots being used to spread political propaganda, stymie activism and bolster social media follower lists of public figures.
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Some US diplomats also worried that causing a rift with Russia could stymie attempts to broker a deal with Moscow on Syria, though such an agreement never materialized.
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One thing Congress could do to stymie the sabotage of Obamacare markets is to work to reinstate the subsidies — something a bipartisan group of senators is working on.
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Facebook, the world's largest social media network with 1.9 billion monthly users, has enormous power with its algorithms to potentially drive traffic to media publishers or stymie it.
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Fighting, sanctions and a lack of funds stymie reconstruction in most of Syria, but juggernauts loaded with diggers and cement queue for miles at Rojava's border with Iraq.
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Those positions ring hollow to many environmentalists who accuse the oil giant of having muddled the science on climate change decades ago in an effort to stymie action.
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But being categorized as a joint employer can stymie that effort, as they can be held liable for labor law violations and required to bargain with worker unions.
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In considering McCain's plea, despite rising rates of animosity between Republicans and Democrats, it's worth noting that election years and reactionary politics stymie bipartisanship and have for decades.
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On the A Fair Future at Tesla Facebook page, whether unionizing would improve conditions or ultimately stymie pay and productivity at Tesla is the subject of spirited debate.
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The first was the power of the chancellor, Gordon Brown, to stymie Mr Blair's best policies by making extra funding conditional on their being abandoned or watered down.
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In response to that, however, they ask why Republicans should be expected to stymie conservative judicial appointments they like merely because they disagree with Trump about something else.
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High levels of cortisol or adrenaline (both byproducts of stress) in the body stymie the supply of oxygen to the organs, thereby decreasing blood flow to the penis.
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Some dealers have warned that companies' increased appetite for hedging may stymie a sharper recovery in prices, allowing them to increase drilling more quickly than they otherwise might.
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Elliott made a pair of spectacular saves on a power play early in the second, especially when sprawled out to stymie a point-blank shot from Jesper Bratt.
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The trips take place in the run-up to an August referendum on a new draft constitution that critics say will stymie party politics and enshrine military power.
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"The city's decision to delay the granting or denial of permit applications for another seven weeks threatens to stymie" the groups' right to free speech, the suit added.
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With split government, there will be no significant economic legislation for the next two years, and House Democrats will do everything they can to stymie the deregulation effort.
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Each side engages in political machinations, which include partisan gerrymandering and manipulating the rules of Congress to get their way, stymie their opponents, or deny them office completely.
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Another day, another casual threat from the president of the United States to abuse the powers of his office in order to stymie reporting that he doesn't like.
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Giuliani was also involved in an unsuccessful attempt to get then Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to help stymie the Justice Department's investigation into a Turkish-Iranian trader.
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Such policies may unleash or stymie the potential of capital markets as a whole – and may put the $3.8 trillion municipal securities market to work – or to rest.
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It could stymie any effort to move a gas tax if (and this is a big if) there's enough support among Republicans to even begin an earnest push.
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In an excoriating judgment, the Scottish judges ruled the principal reason for parliament's suspension was to stymie lawmakers and allow Johnson to pursue a no-deal Brexit policy.
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Local and military officials managed to stymie his plans by emphasizing that it would cost tens of millions of dollars, and the president finally gave up last year.
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The state has already spent $213 billion trying to stymie the outbreak and estimates that business closures will cost roughly $221 billion to $2393 billion in lost revenue.
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The state has already spent $113 billion trying to stymie the outbreak and estimates that business closures will cost roughly $10 billion to $15 billion in lost revenue.
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The coalition was consequently focused on keeping the legislation alive in the Senate so that it could be amended in the House — an effort that Sanders helped stymie.
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The inquiries into possible dealings with the Russian government by associates of Mr. Trump, and conflicts among Republicans in Congress, may further stymie any big stimulus from Washington.
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S. government review, before going to the president, opponents of its pro-American steel recommendations emerged from the woodwork and went into overdrive to stymie effective presidential action.
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This makes him a great resource to explain how this "highly imperfect solution" could still allow Congress, the president or the Justice Department to stymie Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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Ahead of her 2020 campaign launch, Warren took a much-criticized DNA test to prove a family story that she had Native American ancestry and stymie Trump's attacks.
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But if they conclude that a respectful and mutually beneficial relationship with the United States is impossible, they have cards to play that could stymie Mr. Trump's agenda.
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Developing the necessary talent pool locally helps to stymie the loss of entertainment jobs to other locales that Los Angeles has been struggling with in the last decade.
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McCain also voiced skepticism about Trump's proposed border wall, saying that the structure would be unlikely to stymie illegal immigration and drug trafficking across the U.S.-Mexico border.
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But on Tuesday he said this hearing had been postponed as well — as The Washington Post reported that White House officials had tried to stymie Ms. Yates's testimony.
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Internet traffic has grew significantly worldwide in recent weeks as millions of people follow orders to work from home and stay inside to stymie to spread of coronavirus.
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That is a critical consideration because Republicans may well retain their Senate majority, and even in the minority would be positioned to stymie a new president's legislative agenda.
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The big cable networks and the broadcast programmers are already working out deals with Google and Sony and Hulu, but local content still tends to stymie the internet players.
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Colon does it all as Mets stymie Pirates NEW YORK — The Bartolo Colon Experience — a feel-good festival of pitching, fielding and hitting — continued to roll on Thursday night.
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The ruling is a temporary reprieve for Uber, which just a few weeks ago saw its own effort to stymie the law struck down by a Washington state judge.
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It has given Tencent a powerful distribution channel for its own games, and has allowed it to stymie new rival products, including Douyin, by blocking them from its platform.
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To the ethnonationalists, this capitulation to the inevitability of demographic takeover is tantamount to treason, making it an urgent matter of national self-defense to stymie the majority's will.
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Still, that's low enough to stymie financial educators as they try to convince children that they should put off instant gratification and save at least some of their allowances.
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The next fear: Robots will stymie the traditional pathway up the economic ladder for poor nations, said Daniel Runde, an analyst with the Center for Security and International Studies.
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Sears Holdings said Thursday it plans to close 40 more stores early next year as it continues to slim its business and seeks to stymie losses under bankruptcy protection.
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Our only option is to ensure these mammoth network operators cannot use their power over the pipes to stymie competition for the content and applications that ride over them.
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The question is, short of a military strike that could broaden into a broader conflagration on the Korean Peninsula, what can be done to stymie North Korea's nuclear ambitions?
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The CEO added that Hasbro has taken steps to broaden its end markets so that situations like these don't stymie the toy maker's sales prospects in the long run.
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It was one thing when using passwords, basic encryption, and Internet firewalls would stymie all but the best attackers, and were effectively the equivalent of the store security guard.
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The threats of tariffs, however, have raised alarm among U.S. businesses, who have warned that such penalties could stymie access to the world's most lucrative and fast-growing market.
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Last week, National Grid said that taking Britain out of Europe's energy market could stymie development of new power links and drive up the cost of imported European electricity.
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When women and other underrepresented groups in tech report being treated unfairly at work and ultimately leave their companies, they stymie their chances for career advancement within their organization.
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The episode has infuriated progressive groups that believe the DCCC targeted Moser to stymie a progressive candidate, reopening the national divide between the two wings of the Democratic Party.
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Alere filed suit last week in the Delaware Court of Chancery, arguing that Abbott is trying to stymie the deal by purposefully delaying key submissions to anti-trust regulators.
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Despite trade tensions, more than $1 trillion of that came from cross-border deals, though it may be too early for the rancor over trade to stymie deal-making.
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Because flus and colds tend to retreat in the summer, many people — notably President Donald Trump — have expressed optimism that impending warmer weather could stymie or kill the virus.
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And under regulations revised and reissued just before Trump entered office, the government can stop and seize any plane, train or automobile to stymie the spread of contagious disease.
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Issuing long-term debt would alleviate the pressure on taxpayers to stymie the almost $1 trillion annual budget deficit and could mean returns to pension funds despite falling yields.
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In a redacted version of Mueller's final report, McGahn's name appears more than 150 times, often during passages recounting the president's attempts to kill or stymie the Russia investigation.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Thousands of protesters fanned out on the streets of Brazilian cities on Sunday to voice indignation with political leaders who are trying to stymie anticorruption investigations.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, who has long argued that conservation policies stymie economic development, has been disdainful of the environmental measures that reduced the Amazon deforestation rate between 2004 and 2012.
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John Bolton, President Trump's former national security adviser, is publicly criticizing the Trump administration's decision to stymie a United Nations Security Council meeting on North Korea's human rights abuses.
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While New York and Michigan hope the ban on certain e-cigarettes will stymie use among children, Mike Helms, a firearms historian, believes these decisions may have unintended consequences.
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During the debate on the offshore drilling bans, many Republicans argued blocking such activity would hurt America's energy independence and stymie job creation from the oil and gas industry.
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Citrulline Malate is an amino acid supplement that, in some research, has been shown to stymie fatigue and bolster endurance during, say, minute 37 of a 45 minute workout.
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What is clear, however, is that Hook — with Lacey's help — wanted to replace her, despite no concrete evidence she did anything to stymie Hook's policies or Trump's Iran strategy.
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And though Mr. Buffett is perhaps the most celebrated dealmaker in the world, Mr. Singer's hedge fund, and perhaps Texas power regulators, threaten to stymie his latest takeover bid.
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Trudeau's message comes after Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a state of emergency for the province in a drastic effort to stymie spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-219).
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Mike will: Prioritize new federal infrastructure funding for cities that have undertaken progressive zoning reform and the removal of other regulatory barriers that stymie the development of affordable housing.
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Google appeared to stymie a marketing stunt on Wednesday by Burger King, which had introduced a television ad intended to prompt voice-activated Google devices to describe its burgers.
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As a result, they could offer new investigative leads, suggest ways to stymie the foreign assistance Trump seems open to accepting and further the congressional probes fueling impeachment calls.
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So how can you stymie the growth of white supremacist movements when, as Putnam first argued convincingly in "Bowling Alone," viable alternatives for association have been steadily decreasing for decades?
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Under immense pressure from a progressive base demanding that Democrats use every possible tool to stymie and obstruct Trump, some lawmakers are pushing to block nominees such as Alabama Sen.
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He also uses the book to outline the steps that can be used to stymie such efforts, from effective regulations like food inspections, to effective disease monitoring from federal agencies.
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In light of this Republican hegemony, legal action by states and cities is shaping up to be one of the most potent tools Democrats have to stymie Mr Trump's agenda.
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Some of them primarily focused on monitoring and scrambling communications to stymie any Russian and Syrian counterattack, whether with surface-to-air missiles or warplanes, according to American military officials.
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Without the protection of a confidentiality clause, victims might be worried that a vindictive ex-employer will smear them in public or stymie their efforts to find a new job.
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The bigger danger, according to Eugene Volokh, a First Amendment expert at UCLA School of Law, is that Facebook would be tempted to over-censor and stymie critical public discourse.
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Another session speaker, Eric Jolly, the former president of the Minnesota Science Museum, indicated that policies could be implemented to stymie that institutional failure to recognize talent in nonstandard guises.
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Church leaders, aware of their liability, have been repeatedly shown deliberately failing to disclose complaints against their own clergy to law enforcement and taking actions that stymie victims from reporting.
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If Democrats do regain control of the Senate, they would have significantly more power in trying to stymie Kavanaugh and any other judicial picks that Trump sends down the pike.
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While we are in an era of extreme polarization in Washington, the good news is that this dynamic does not have to stymie reform with respect to the securities markets.
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Eskom's problems are a major challenge for President Cyril Ramaphosa as they have shaken investor confidence and threatened to stymie efforts to rekindle growth before a parliamentary election in May.
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Republicans hold a 53-47 majority, meaning that if Democrats could keep their whole caucus united they would still need to flip four Republican senators to stymie the confirmation. Sen.
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Mr. Wang, with Mr. Xi's backing, has freed the commission of organizational shackles that once allowed local officials to stymie it, and he has taken to the task with enthusiasm.
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Doing so will help avoid unintended consequences that could stymie the innovation and development surrounding blockchain and will ensure that the U.S. maintains its leadership position with this promising technology.
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Some noted that local courts, which operate on common law, could still soften or even stymie the implementation of Beijing's decision to block two pro-independence politicians from taking office.
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Stroman, Blue Jays stymie Orioles TORONTO — Marcus Stroman threw a career-high 119 pitches in 233 2/3 innings on Wednesday night but contended that he could have gone longer.
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New South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, as part of his drive to revive the economy and stymie corruption, has spoken of reforming the country's more than 700 state-owned enterprises.
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The Republican Party may seem in historic disarray, but it will most likely be able to continue to stymie the Democrats' legislative agenda, perpetuating Washington's gridlock for years to come.
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In only a few years, IPR has made significant strides in improving patent quality, making it harder for patent trolls to take advantage of low quality patents to stymie entrepreneurs.
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But when the tapes were finally heard they contained a "smoking gun" — clear evidence that Nixon had tried to use the powers of his office to stymie an FBI investigation.
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But here goes: Donald Trump has gone to extraordinary lengths over the course of his time in office to try to stymie or discredit rigorous investigation of the Russia matter.
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But midway through a years-long tree campaign, the same economic successes that ushered in new residents and transformed neighborhoods across Washington are threatening to stymie the city's woodland progress.
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"Australian media is incredibly reluctant to make serious accusations against public figures because defamation laws can be used to stymie public debate," said Matt Collins, a Victoria-based defamation lawyer.
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Though the White House has stonewalled Democrats in Congress investigating allegations from the special counsel's report, the president has little similar ability to stymie whistle-blowers from speaking to Congress.
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The consequences of an expanded ban might have serious repercussions globally, too: It could stymie multinational businesses and reverse recent, albeit tenuous, strides in diplomatic relations with the affected countries.
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Allies of his have been forced to resign from his cabinet over reports that they sought to stymie the extensive investigation into graft connected with Petrobras, the national oil company.
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A full-fledged effort to rid the platforms of hate speech and violence would take billions more dollars, stymie growth even further and potentially send their stock prices even lower.
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OnePlus is joining Google in an attempt to stymie the flood of leaks by just straight-up revealing the official design of its upcoming OnePlus 7T flagship ahead of schedule.
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According to those familiar with the negotiations, some of the amendment's original language was considered overly broad, raising concerns that it might stymie the bill's smooth passage through the Senate.
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The move came after he had Republicans sign four blank cloture petitions during Tuesday's conference lunch, which allows him to force votes on amendments if Democrats continue to stymie him.
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Rights groups say many of the articles would discriminate against against women, religious minorities, members of the LGBT community, as well as stymie freedom of speech and freedom of association.
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Trump's campaign has worked with several state Republican parties to stymie the possibility of a primary challenger in recent months, and to install pro-Trump leaders in state party roles.
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The effort by executive branch to stymie the whistleblower complaint speaks to the disrespect Trump and his cronies have shown to the intelligence community from the start of his presidency.
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While other officials alleged to have sought to stymie investigations would have to worry about criminal charges, there's broad consensus a president can't be charged criminally while he's in office.
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It was hoped FARC's return to civilian life would help stymie the drug trade, as FARC had overseen production on coca farms that supplied the raw materials to Colombia's cartels.
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While Axon itself can't regulate all police drones, Brundage said, they can develop internal best practices, which would influence self-regulation throughout the industry and perhaps stymie the most alarming uses.
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The Dutchman's way is a passion killer in that he seeks for his side to stymie the opponents, to take pace out of the contest and replace it with ball possession.
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Uber employees based in San Francisco could remotely lock down equipment in the company's foreign offices to stymie local authorities from obtaining any incriminating data, according to a report in Bloomberg.
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In November 2012, Trump took to Twitter and put himself in the latter category, characterizing climate change as a con devised by malicious foreign actors to stymie the American manufacturing sector.
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To stymie the splittists, the new rules required national parties to have officers not only in half of the country's provinces, but also in half of the districts within those provinces.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, the leader of the main Tory pressure group advocating a hard Brexit, the European Research Group, said the Chequers agreement sought to "stymie" Brexit rather than deliver it.
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Durant had another off shooting night—though he did finish with 26 points—but was brilliant defensively, using his length and athleticism to switch from Green to Curry and stymie both.
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Its problems are a major challenge for President Cyril Ramaphosa as they threaten to stymie efforts to haul the economy out of a protracted slump before a national election in May.
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The president on Thursday morning blasted leaks coming out of the FBI, accusing the agency of being "totally unable" to stymie the flow of privileged or classified information to outside sources.
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They argue keeping it will allow Democrats to stymie Trump's agenda after voters gave Republicans control of both the White House and Congress for the first time in roughly a decade.
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One argument against regulation is that it impairs both innovation and efficiency, which is undoubtedly true sometimes, particularly in downstream technology industries where rules can stymie the adoption of better products.
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Flitto's corpus includes sets of human-translated sentences from its crowdsourcing service, which is used for things like slang, pop culture references or dialects that might stymie a machine translation service.
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International humanitarian groups have so far expressed disappointment in Suu Kyi's response to the situation, alleging that she has not done enough to stymie the unrest and protect the Rohingya population.
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Do we want presidential subordinates who will stymie his demands by undermining such an order, or do we want them to resign until he finds someone who will carry it out?
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In a race that saw Republican strategists worried that Stewart's controversial profile could stymie GOP voter turnout, Kaine's swift victory could bode well for Democrats as polls close across the nation.
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And as corporations and individuals across the country race to digest the fine print of the new tax law, Fertitta said one effect of it could stymie purchasing power even more.
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Swalwell also hinted that members of his party could withhold their support on key votes such as passing a budget if Republicans try to stymie efforts to protect the special counsel.
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Mr. Temer's party enjoys scant public support and members of Ms. Rousseff's Workers' Party, angry over his defection to the opposition last month, are likely to stymie his work in Congress.
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Croatia, the newest EU member, has worried aloud that Brexit may stymie the EU's expansion into the Balkans, a step it sees as key for building economic growth in the region.
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The lack of a final deal, let alone a comprehensive agreement that ends the tariff war, is enough to stymie global growth for the foreseeable future, economists and other analysts say.
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In a letter to Facebook and a subsequent conference, Barr emphasized that the key reason for tech firms to weaken encryption was to stymie child exploitation operations run through messaging apps.
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Mainland China banned the trade of ivory in 2018 in an effort to stymie demand in the world's largest ivory market, though it's unclear to what extent the measure is working.
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West Palm Beach was one of 23 jurisdictions flagged by the Justice Department in January as having policies in place that stymie cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration officials.
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Democrats elsewhere have the authority to stymie and challenge Trump's agenda -- for example, by denying cloture votes in the Senate and with state attorneys general suing to blocks his executive actions.
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World leaders including France's President Emmanuel Macron and Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May were among those who quickly voiced their objections, saying the move could stymie the Middle East peace process.
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Since 2000, the U.S. military has burned billions of dollars trying to stymie Afghanistan's opium trade, but the money has had little impact, with just ten of 34 provinces now poppy-free.
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Since 2002, the U.S. military has burned billions of dollars trying to stymie Afghanistan's opium trade, but the money has had little impact, with just ten of 33 provinces now poppy-free.
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Prosecutors told jurors the ex-lawman and his co-conspirators at the department tried to stymie the FBI probe by hiding an inmate in the jail system who was cooperating with agents.
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Shares of the iPhone maker traded lower intraday on worries that a legal move by Qualcomm would stymie Apple's sales in China, but managed to launch a small rebound into the close.
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In all of it, there is scant evidence to support President Donald Trump's allegations that hostile and partisan forces inside the Obama-era Justice Department abused their powers to stymie his campaign.
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A much-revered indie rocker, Adams reportedly pursued young female musicians, seemingly out of interest in their careers, only to reject them or stymie their careers when they rejected his sexual advances.
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After all, if the Giants are able to stymie star running back Ezekiel Elliot like they did in two regular season victories over the Cowboys, their offense suddenly becomes much more human.
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Johnson repeatedly tried to stymie the agenda of the Republican House and Senate majorities to ensure rights for the freed slaves and eliminate Confederate influence in the Southern states rejoining the Union.
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But experiments like Bukanga Lonzo serve as cautionary tales for those in search of quick fixes, showing how weak investor interest, poor infrastructure and byzantine land regulations can stymie Africa's agricultural potential.
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Drug overdoses are the leading cause of accidental death in the US. In an effort to stymie that rate, naloxone has been made more available to law enforcement, paramedics and community members.
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Virginia's House of Delegates approved an Article V application in 2016, but Richard Black, a Republican state senator, has helped stymie the resolution's progress with warnings of devious Democrats hijacking a convention.
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Mr Di Maio, whose party won more votes than any other at the election, accused Mr Mattarella of a premeditated operation, intended to stymie the formation of a coalition with the League.
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Taken as a whole, it appears that in the rush to get orders out and stymie competition, both companies over-promised and under-delivered at the expense of their most enthusiastic supporters.
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At the same time, an increase in the cost of meeting tougher regulations and pressure on fees from return-conscious investors have combined to stymie the hopes of some hedge fund hopefuls.
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But the bill is not expected to advance in the GOP-led Senate, where Republicans argue it would kill jobs and stymie economic gains made under President Donald Trump's time in office.
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If confirmed, Hartnett White would join several other Trump administration officials, including EPA administrator Scott Pruitt, who are skeptical of climate change and have opposed regulations that seek to stymie its effect.
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Left to fend for themselves, the Kurdish-led forces sought a deal with Russian and Syrian troops to help stymie the tide of the Turkish assault that was launched on October 9.
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Under Macron's leadership, the two historic major parties' elites have met and merged, as has happened, in a way, in Germany's grand coalition and in the British parliamentary coalition to stymie Brexit.
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When a rival's nearby club grew to be more successful, another defendant, Mark Maiuzzo, nicknamed Stymie, found the rival's car and lit it on fire in March 2011, according to the indictment.
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The failure of some in Congress to understand the realities of modern global economic competition, manifested in the continued political maneuvering to stymie the bank's operations, seriously imperils America's global economic competitiveness.
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The NBB has sought to stymie imports since the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in 2771 allowed Argentine biodiesel imports to qualify for U.S. tax credits as part of the Renewable Fuel Standard.
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This, together with the MHP's patriotism, would stymie the latent threat of Islamic, far-left and separatist splinter terror organizations on Turkish society, while finding a compromise between political and religious realities.
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Critics also argue that the GDPR will stymie innovation in Europe: for instance, by making it more difficult for firms to develop artificial-intelligence services, for which data are the main input.
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And it's even more worrisome when it is the target of the investigation who also uses his executive power to stymie the investigation by, for example, firing James Comey or Jeff Sessions.
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Critics fear that designation would allow a drug company to gain the exclusive right to sell a fecal transplant treatment for up to 12 years, a move they say would stymie innovation.
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Texas sued the federal government more than 40 times in recent years, moving to block an influx of Syrian refugees and to stymie air pollution regulations and Mr. Obama's health care plan.
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The highlights: The hearing saw much more parliamentary wrangling than past impeachment hearings — as Judiciary Republicans have attempted to use House rules during breaks in testimony to delay and stymie the proceedings.
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He later said he did not believe the fighting would stymie efforts to end the conflict, in which more than 13,000 people have been killed since 2014 despite a 2015 ceasefire deal.
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Cipollone accused Democrats of wanting to "steal two elections" — the suggestion being that the opposition party was trying to both invalidate Trump's 2016 win and stymie his chances of a second term.
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Putting financial resources behind research, developing new tools for physicians, and breaking down regulatory barriers that currently stymie progress could ensure faster Alzheimer's breakthroughs that so many are hoping for and need.
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Koch Industries subsidiary Georgia-Pacific is one of the nation's largest producers of formaldehyde and has worked with the American Chemistry Council, the industry's lobbying group, for years to stymie the assessment.
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So even if Comey violated executive privilege it wouldn't change the fact that Trump obstructed justice, or acted corruptly, in firing Comey to stymie a federal investigation into his campaign or administration.
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It's that he and the broader conservative legal movement have the very scrutable idea that the Constitution should be read primarily as a property owners' charter, whose purpose is to stymie economic regulation.
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Democrats are favored by election forecasters to pick up the minimum of 23 House seats they need for a majority, which would enable them to stymie Trump's legislative agenda and investigate his administration.
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Dohl and Levin worked together in Doggett's office during 2009's tea party summer and witnessed firsthand how a loosely affiliated group of conservatives was able to band together to stymie Obama's agenda.
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ROME (Reuters) - A shock vote by members of Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni's coalition is threatening the stability of his four-month-old government and to stymie negotiations for a new electoral law.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Facebook Inc said on Thursday it had shut 216 social media pages, groups and accounts in Myanmar, some tied to the army, to stymie efforts to "manipulate or corrupt public debate".
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Why it matters: As we wrote about Friday, some analysts fear that the growth of Uber and similar services will stymie efforts to wring carbon out of transportation and lead to more congestion.
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As part of ongoing efforts to stymie the film industry's rampant sexual harassment, HBO will be hiring "intimacy coordinators" for all shows on its platforms, per a Twitter press release from the network.
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" Per several aides, Trump's lawyers are "are actively compiling a list of [special counsel Robert] Mueller's alleged potential conflicts of interest, which they say could serve as a way to stymie his work.
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Which was how Sandberg sought to mitigate public relations damage, court politicians, and stymie potential regulations, through lobbying and the hiring of a team of political operatives empowered to represent Facebook in Washington.
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The major concern is that the Trump administration's proposed $25,000 standard deduction will stymie the home-buying plans of lower- and middle-income Americans if the targeted tax incentive falls by the wayside.
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To avoid widely divergent and unworkable standards that would stymie carmakers' ability to conduct business over state lines, the U.S. Transportation Department sets the rules, including for the coming wave of autonomous vehicles.
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Its relatively ineffective institutions -- Somalia has consistently been ranked as one of the world's most fragile or failed states by international observers -- largely failed to stymie the rise of piracy and Islamic extremism.
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Democrats need to flip 23 of 435 seats to take over the House of Representatives, which would stymie much of Trump's agenda while likely opening up new avenues of investigation into his administration.
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Earlier this month, a new round of sanctions was levied against North Korea in an effort to stymie the country's ability to earn foreign money, some of which helps fund its weapons program.
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Major sticking point The US and China have both indicated support for formally ending the war, but it remains to be seen if the much larger hurdle of denuclearization will stymie those efforts.
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The directive would require sites like Facebook and YouTube to have paid licenses before they could link to people's creative content (articles, videos, etcetera), which would heavily stymie what information gets to people.
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Also on Monday, Joseph Simons, the chairman of FTC, warned that Facebook's planned effort to integrate Instagram and WhatsApp could stymie any attempt by the agency to break up the social media giant.
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Team Europe did well to stymie the Canadian attack in the second period and pulled to within a goal when Slovak forward Tomas Tatar pounced on a rebound seven minutes into the period.
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Rising prices, low inventory stymie existing home sales in February: Low inventory and rising prices stymied existing-home sales in February after starting the year at the fastest pace in nearly a decade.
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The court's 11 judges upheld the earlier verdict of the Scottish Court of Session, however, ruling that Johnson's decision to close down Parliament was a deliberate attempt to "stymie" the role of lawmakers.
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This means that the growth in Latino workers in Mississippi came about not only to fill a need in the labor pool, but also to stymie the progress of working-class black people.
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With its bleak futuristic setting, dark color palette (electricity in the Montauk of the future is being rationed), and disconnect from the world of the Solloways, it feels designed to stymie neat summaries.
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In their eyes, Democrats are devoted to stirring up resistance to the new White House to stymie the president and his party as they finally get to enact their tax and budget priorities.
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The International Energy Agency last week forecast the United States would become the world's second largest LNG exporter by the end of 2022, but Coleman said the Qatari expansion would stymie that growth.
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But that assistance did not materialize in recent days, Italian officials said, stoking concerns that Egypt wanted to stymie the murder investigation because of widespread suspicions that its own security forces were responsible.
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And Senate Democrats have proved over the past two years that they are able to remain united and stymie Republicans on spending bills if they do not agree with what Republicans put forward.
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The House passed legislation on Thursday to prevent transfers of any more detainees at the Guantanamo Bay detention center in an effort to stymie President Obama's goal of closing it before leaving office.
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But it is important to consider why the phrase "white guilt" has so much power to stop conversations about race in America, to stymie what could become careful self-examination for white people.
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Erdogan's comments appeared to be more conciliatory than those of his interior minister Suleyman Soylu, who earlier accused Washington of attempting to stymie Turkey's efforts against the YPG over the last two years.
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Or, most critically, it would stymie Parliament's ability to stop the UK from exiting without any deal at all, which experts and observers say could be chaotic and dangerous for the UK's economy.
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The church successfully blocked until 2012 the passage of a family planning law that called for free contraceptives, and it is still in the forefront of efforts to stymie talk of legalizing divorce.
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Lieutenant Hasson's calls for "focused violence," she said, echoed a strategy called leaderless resistance that white supremacists began following in the early 1980s to stymie prosecution and hide the extent of their movement.
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But those electors cast an equal number of votes for Jefferson and Burr, forcing the election into the House of Representatives, where a lame-duck Federalist majority saw its chance to stymie Jefferson.
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The filing does not assign blame for specific lapses to individual executives, but it made clear that investigators worry that keeping them at the helm of the company could stymie a proper reckoning.
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I've been telling people that season three, at least so far, is my favorite season of True Detective, which seems to stymie them a bit — whether they've seen these five episodes or not.
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He's often seen to disdain traditional Dutch political tropes, which may ultimately stymie his efforts to move into the ruling prime minister's office, even if he does manage to eke out an election win.
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It's all essentially indisputable, which is why the RNC is resorting to what amounts to a large-scale trolling tactic as part of its larger effort to help Trump try to stymie the investigation.
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Voters of every political allegiance are telling pollsters they would band together to stymie her bid, much as they did when Ms Le Pen's father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, reached the 2002 run-off.
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But these days, America is dealing with a very different media environment— and that could stymie Sessions and Trump if they declare war on weed (they continue to send mixed messages on the subject).
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While it might stymie the losses of the more casual players who might otherwise find their way over to Discord, it'll be tough to sway anyone who has already come to call Discord home.
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The so-called Blaine amendments that have been used to stymie these programs were created in the late 19th century not simply to preserve church-state separation, but to harm religious minorities, especially Catholics.
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Democrats' quest to take control of the U.S. House of Representatives and stymie Trump's agenda began in earnest after voters in Pennsylvania chose a slate of nominees to compete in a pivotal battleground state.
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China Trump's skepticism about the Paris Climate Accord stems, in part, from his idea that growing countries -- namely, China -- want the United States to enter into deals in an effort to stymie their growth.
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Steve Daines (R-Mont.), a member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee who consistently complained that Obama tried to stymie development of coal, oil and natural gas due to climate change concerns.
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Iowa got a touchdown from defensive end Anthony Nelson and three field goals from Miguel Recinos to stymie visiting Maryland 23-0 on Saturday in a Big Ten Conference contest in Iowa City, Iowa.
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French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Tuesday that he will meet with top U.S. officials in February to discuss how best to stymie terrorist activity on social media, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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But lawmakers and independent think tanks have questioned the efficacy of a proposed border wall, arguing that it would ultimately fail to significantly stymie illegal border crossings, while costing the government billions of dollars.
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French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Tuesday that he will meet with top U.S. officials in February to discuss how best to stymie terrorist activity on social media, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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This is fact: no matter how much we offer, the regime will stymie our best efforts, in the interest of protecting its leader's tenuous hold on absolute power and total control over its population.
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If the public begins to see the push to impeach Rousseff less as a backlash against her failures, and more as an underhanded attempt to stymie the Petrobras investigation, public opinion could theoretically shift.
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Still, a club like Leicester has never won the Premier League since the league's 1992 inception, and so people are still skeptical that a preseason relegation candidate can stymie one continental power after another.
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N) were hammered after the U.S. Treasury Department on Monday unveiled rules designed to curb corporate tax inversion mergers that could possibly stymie the company's tie-up with New York-based Pfizer Inc (PFE.
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Massive gains in the midterm elections will give Democrats a sizable majority in the House of Representatives and the ability to stymie funding for an expensive, impractical, and offensive symbol of xenophobia and nativism.
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Foreign bankers had expressed concern over this particular restriction, saying it might have required Western banks to include a third partner in deals which might stymie broadening international participation in China's domestic securities markets.
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Files on those drives showed that he wrote a study in 22017 concluding that adding a citizenship question to the census would allow Republicans to draft even more extreme gerrymandered maps to stymie Democrats.
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Some party leaders are exploring ways to stymie a Senate candidacy in Alabama after the emergence of allegations that the Republican front-runner made sexual advances on teenagers when he was in his 30s.
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Cited in the article, Lloyd C. Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, said Mr. Trump's actions could stymie the president's legislative agenda, which includes Wall Street favorites like lower taxes and fewer regulations.
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Huawei: The Chinese technology giant announced that its sales had risen 27 percent in the latest quarter, suggesting that it has been weathering the Trump administration's efforts to stymie its business around the world.
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And in the case of the Electoral College, the point wasn't to stymie majorities but to provide a way to find a competent and popular chief executive in a large nation of parochial states.
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And in the case of the Electoral College, the point wasn't to stymie majorities but to provide a way to find a competent and popular chief executive in a large nation of parochial states.
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They came shortly before the U.S. delegation, including Pence, Pompeo and national security adviser Robert O'Brien were scheduled to travel to Turkey in an effort to stymie the country's military actions in neighboring Syria.
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The bragging reportedly troubled U.S. intelligence officials, some of whom sought to stymie what kind of information was given to him after Trump was elected and Flynn was tapped as his national security adviser.
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Democrats issued a subpoena for materials from McGahn covering 30 different topics after the Mueller report went public in April describing numerous instances where Trump tried to stymie or outright end the Russia investigation.
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But leaders remain wary of attempts to stymie this progress and dismantle the camp, particularly after taking the City of Perth to court in January over goods confiscated or damaged in last year's raids.
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It could stymie plans for reforms in Europe that are intended to bring the euro zone closer together, such as the creation of a common budget, that are being pushed by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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A federal law being overturned on First Amendment grounds can seriously stymie future forms of similar regulation—see, for example, what happened to the Communications Decency Act, which sought to regulate indecency on the web.
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There, is however, something on your wedding checklist that's bound to stymie you — that elusive gift that you want to get for your bridesmaids as a thank you for being part of your big day.
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He's run this playbook before with some success — like the time he admitted in a televised interview that he fired FBI Director James Comey to stymie the Russia investigation and then got away with it.
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The FDA has asked for Juul and other e-cig companies to create and enforce new policies that will stymie use of these products by minors, but thus far Commissioner Gottlieb doesn't seem too impressed.
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The right-hander has tossed 16 consecutive scoreless innings against Los Angeles and he will look to stymie the host Dodgers again when the Chicago Cubs open a three-game series against them on Friday.
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In a March 5 letter, CFIUS said it had identified concerns that warranted a full investigation, including whether Broadcom would focus the company on short-term profitability and therefore stymie long-term research and development.
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As a result, former acting solicitor general Neal Katyal, who helped draft the special counsel regulations, has written that its provisions don't provide a perfect safeguard against others who might want to "stymie" Mueller's efforts.
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In the letter addressed to the Depomed board, Starboard raised concerns regarding the company's "corporate governance deficiencies, questionable capital allocation decisions, and egregious actions taken by the Board to stymie strategic interest in acquiring Depomed".
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Yet, even if the Democratic Party does well in future elections, the increase in popular support for the tax bill will surely restrain, if not stymie altogether, any concerted effort to repeal the tax bill.
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But they faced the formidable task of penetrating the silence of a neighborhood terrorized by gangs, and where mistrust of the police and fear of retaliation for cooperating with them stymie efforts to catch criminals.
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An American military official said that the Islamic State's assault — which also killed several pesh merga fighters — was an effort to stymie an advance by the Iraqi military on Mosul, about 14 miles from Teleskof.
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Hiring for culture fit can stymie diversity if managers are choosing people who are just like themThe overarching goal Carter is working toward is "hiring for culture add, not just a cultural fit," he said.
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Trump's decision not to go ahead with the plan was applauded by Republican lawmakers, who warned the tariffs could stymie economic growth and derails efforts to ratify a revised trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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WhatsApp Encryption Said to Stymie Wiretap Order | A fight with WhatsApp, the world's largest mobile messaging service, would open a new front in the Obama administration's dispute with Silicon Valley over encryption, security and privacy.
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It's design can be slotted alongside the other major names of our current tabletop renaissance—namely Pandemic and Dead of Winter—where players work together to stymie an airborne megavirus, or a colony of zombies.
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In a recent interview, Tree—whose organization opposes the war on drugs—told me about all the ways highly motivated and well-funded cartel engineers can build infrastructure that will stymie Trump's anti-drug ambitions.
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Since candidates need at least 1,991 delegates to win the Democratic nomination outright, Biden probably won't be able to do it for some time — but Sanders is running out of chances to stymie his gains.
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When Hyperallergic asked Goldin about her opinion on the art world's reaction to her protests, she simply responded, "What reaction?" indicating a lack of momentum in the cultural sector to help stymie the opioid epidemic.
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The American government has worked for years to stymie the sale of Huawei's smartphones and telecom-network equipment, after a congressional inquiry in 2012 deemed Huawei a potential vehicle for cyberspying by the Chinese government.
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Sure, it's prudent for auction houses to implement any new technology that may possibly stymie illicit activities such as fraud, but there is no guarantee that blockchain will serve as a stopgap to financial malfeasance.
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The second season of the popular Netflix series "13 Reasons Why" focuses on a lawsuit against a school where the main character's parents say the school did not do enough to stymie a bullying culture.
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In what appeared to be a concerted effort to stymie the demonstration, the police closed the highway and shut roads surrounding Parliament and the Supreme Court, then arrested some who protested outside Parliament on foot.
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In 2014, he led an unsuccessful effort to stymie Washington, DC's path to legalization with a legislative rider that prohibited the district from spending either federal money or its own tax revenue on the initiative.
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While cost-benefit analysis by the Office of Management and Budget is standard for new federal regulations, no such reviews are conducted when states propose to license new occupations or cities stymie new housing construction.
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Experts have long recommended against restricting travel during outbreaks, arguing that it is often ineffective and can stymie the response by limiting the movements of doctors and other health professionals trying to contain the disease.
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Okoro scored 14 of his 19 points and Doughty got 10 of his 18 after the intermission to help the Tigers (63-2) stymie the Cyclones (9-10) and post their 14th consecutive home win.
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While the U.S. reckons with the fact that China's market power can stymie free speech after the NBA's firestorm, Hollywood — America's premier cultural exporter — has long willingly bent to Chinese censorship to rake in profits.
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Latest polls showed Democrats are favored to pick up the minimum 23 seats they need to obtain a majority in the House of Representatives, enabling them to stymie Trump's legislative agenda and investigate his administration.
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McGahn testified for 30 hours to the Mueller team and described multiple incidents where the president tried to either stymie or outright kill the special counsel's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Their interest in McGahn stems from multiple episodes he described to the special counsel's investigators where the president tried to either stymie or outright kill the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Because there are so many things that can stymie a launch — from bad timing to bad welding to bad luck — some of Iran's troubles, aerospace experts warned, could well be the result of normal malfunctions.
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Raed Shakir Jawdat, commander of the federal police force, announced that ISIS militants were forcing people to leave their homes, herding them behind enemy lines and using them as human shields to stymie advancing Iraqi troops.
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Arizona State never trailed and used its size, length and a 210-225.3 zone defense to stymie a smaller St. John's team that shot 10 percent from the field and 225 percent from 225-point range.
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Trump and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani suggested Joe Biden inappropriately used his role as vice president in 2016 to push for the ouster of Viktor Shokin, then Ukraine's prosecutor general, to stymie Shokin's investigation into Burisma.
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As the United States and European nations court armed Libyan groups to act as proxy forces in the battle against the Islamic State, the empowering of such groups could stymie efforts to develop a unified military.
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Trump backed off from an initial U.S. demand for a "sunset" clause that would kill the pact unless it was renegotiated every five years and which businesses said would stymie long term investment in the region.
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A hostile upper house Senate continues to stymie any major policy moves and Turnbull is facing rearguard action from his party's conservative wing despite sticking to Abbott's unpopular stances on same-sex marriage and climate change.
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While Republicans slightly expanded their majority in the U.S. Senate, they lost control of the U.S. House of Representatives to Democrats who may use their newfound power to launch investigations into Trump and stymie his agenda.
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One of the biggest applause lines of the day came when Trump touted his decision to leave the Paris climate agreement, the sweeping international effort that aims to curb carbon emissions and stymie rising global temperatures.
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Let's hope the president's professed belief in competition continues and that our successors at DOJ and the FCC act responsibly to block any renewed attempts to stymie the robust wireless competition that consumers are now enjoying.
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By having Mueller lay bare the unflattering details of how Trump tried to stymie the investigation into his campaign, Democrats hope they can build support for their ongoing investigations into the president and potentially, impeachment proceedings.
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Supporters of President Trump want him to grant pardons to at least four of his former aides who have been targeted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe in an effort to stymie it, Politico reports.
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Texans stymie Raiders in 27-14 wild-card win HOUSTON — The Houston Texans had earned their standing as the top-ranked defense in the NFL, competing against quarterbacks that ran the gamut from exceptional to ineffective.
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Whereas there are careful multi-branch checks on most presidential powers, over many decades the U.S. carefully honed its nuclear launch procedures to strip away any check or balance that could delay or stymie a launch.
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With hackers deploying sophisticated attacks against operating systems, processors, and even firmware, manufacturers have increasingly turned to a tamper-resistant processor—or part of one—often called a "secure enclave" to stymie all sorts of attacks.
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Though 75 percent of the brand's business comes from the United States, it is focused on growing internationally (this fall, Harrods and Liberty London will start carrying the brand), and this action could stymie that goal.
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"Every embassy was told to identify North Korean sources of income and stymie them," said one former NSC official who worked on the initiative that encompasses workers spread across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
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A helicopter carried the first bear in a crate up the mountain range's grassy slopes on Thursday, evading roadblocks set up on mountain passes by 150 farmers, some bearing rifles, determined to stymie the re-introduction.
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The people running these sprawling systems have spent the past few weeks gathering the tools they need to stymie the spread of the virus, from mini-mops and fogging machines to backpacks loaded with disinfectant spray.
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Some experts warn that hiding the mistakes of the past could stymie efforts to somehow make amends and compensate communities of color that still feel the economic hit of being denied access to lucrative property ladders.
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BEIJING — Huawei said on Wednesday that its sales growth recovered in the most recent quarter, suggesting that the Chinese technology giant has been successfully weathering the Trump administration's efforts to stymie its business around the world.
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With the rial flatlining, President Trump, with his new secretary of State and national security advisor in place, should move quickly to stymie the flow of hard currency into Iran and ratchet up the economic pressure.
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Yet, perhaps for that very reason, the conservative establishment, led by Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, is trying to stymie his efforts to translate his electoral mandate into policies aimed at opening Iran economically and politically.
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Trump's move could cut off near-term sales and stymie economic development that would drive longer-term demand growth, said Tom Sleight, president of the U.S. Grains Council, a grain trade development organization, in a statement.
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Some Republicans fear the charges could stymie this week's planned rollout of their long-awaited tax plan and overshadow Trump's first presidential visit to Asia — not to mention the existential concerns hanging over the Trump administration.
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Dark-money groups funded by doctor staffing firms have spent tens of millions of dollars on opposition ads, and Capitol Hill aides acknowledge their influence could stymie Alexander and Pallone's effort to pass their measure now.
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On one side of that battle: the Trump administration, a few US automakers, and Koch Industries, who would like to stymie or at least delay the electrification of vehicles and continue the use of fossil fuels.
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He met with 25 House Republicans on Thursday -- mostly members of the conservative Freedom Caucus -- to urge them to stymie the measure in the House after he was the lone Republican to oppose it in the Senate.
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The glossary of 56 words and phrases courted criticism from scores of Greek Cypriot journalists and some political parties who saw it as a bid to stymie free speech and impose a vocabulary that skews historical facts.
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Image: SignalThe creators of Signal, the encrypted messaging app widely used throughout security community—as well as by journalists, activists, and others seeking to stymie government surveillance—announced on Wednesday a major change to the organization's makeup.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A deadly attack by Islamist militants in Dhaka may stymie efforts by the Bangladeshi government and Western retailers to improve the rights and safety of garment workers, labor rights experts warned on Tuesday.
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The Eternal shined with rookies Ki-hyo "Xzi" Jung's Symmetra and McCree, and Brice "FDGod" Monscavoir's Lucio to stymie the Spitfire, taking Nepal 2-0, King's Row 4-3 and Hanamura 2-1 in an overtime thriller.
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But as far as Trump is concerned, the only evidence that matters was the evidence from his interview with Lester Holt in which he said he fired the FBI director in order to stymie the Russia investigation.
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If the ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and China prevent firms from sharing geography-specific datasets, Avary said it will "actually stymie the growth of the industry" and prevent companies from operating outside their own countries.
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By attaching fluorescent tags to individual protein molecules, he can see exactly where they go and how they stymie the growth of ice crystals by attaching themselves to incipient crystals in ways that stop them extending themselves.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A soaring yen in the wake of Britain's decision to leave the European Union may stymie a possible recovery in Japanese demand for steel, said an official at the country's top maker of the material.
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In the U.S., the prospect of a hike in import tariffs to 25 percent from 10 percent could stymie Mitsubishi Motors' plans to boost sales in the country by around 15 percent this year to 110,000 units.
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When Blankenship appeared to be in a strong position a few weeks back, an outside group with ties to the national GOP dumped more than $1 million into attack ads to stymie the ex-coal baron's momentum.
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As a result, the filibuster has devolved into an overtly political tool applied early and often to stymie the majority, run out the clock and turn enough voters against the majority to boost the minority's electoral fortunes.
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The White House has broadly put in place measures to try to stymie the unauthorized flow of information from the West Wing, with aides expected to leave their personal cellphones in lockers when they go to work.
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"The danger is that this is a move towards covert political warfare that will completely stymie the whole idea of democracy-building," Michael Pinto-Duschinsky, a leader of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, told The Financial Times.
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Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, accused the elder Biden of trying to stymie a criminal investigation into Burisma in 2016 by pushing the Ukrainian government to fire Viktor Shokin, the prosecutor general leading the inquiry.
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Washington, D.C., for instance, has burned through countless plans to stymie its longstanding "rat problem" or "rodent crisis," in which disease-ridden critters are not only growing in number but ballooning to the size of human infants.
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As an advocate, I would love to see broad relief for immigrants, but the reality is, when we are discussing immediate action, it's not just the Republicans who politicize and stymie the issue—it's also the Democrats.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Philippines appeals court has affirmed its order preventing the competition regulator from reviewing a $1.5 billion telecoms deal, a move that could strengthen the telecoms duopoly and further stymie foreign interest in the sector.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt detained a leading opposition figure and allies on Tuesday on charges of plotting to bring down the government, but opposition groups said the arrests aimed to stymie their preparations for parliamentary elections next year.
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And Republican senators are exploring ways to stymie the candidacy of Roy Moore for a Senate seat in Alabama after the emergence of allegations that he made sexual advances on teenagers when he was in his 30s.
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In countries like India, Indonesia, Russia and Vietnam, governments are introducing regulations to ostensibly protect their citizens' privacy and build domestic internet industries that will stymie the ability of American companies to provide services in those countries.
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Scotland's highest court of appeal ruled on Wednesday that the suspension was not lawful and was to stymie lawmakers, prompting Johnson's opponents to accuse him of lying to the queen as to the reasons for the suspension.
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In India, Indonesia, Russia and Vietnam, governments are introducing regulations to ostensibly protect their citizens' privacy and build domestic internet industries that critics say will stymie the ability of American companies to provide services in those countries.
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PDVSA has become one of the largest buyers of U.S. crude since last month even with a narrow arbitrage that makes most exports unattractive, analysts have said, but payment delays could stymie its bid to continue imports.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that President Donald Trump's tax returns must be turned over to a local grand jury in Manhattan — a legal blow for the president's attempts to stymie a broad array of investigations.
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But lawmakers still want to hear from the man who showed up more than 500 times in Mueller's final report, often giving firsthand accounts of the president's alleged attempts to stymie or outright quash the Russia probe.
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While a federal appeals court weighs the fate of President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban, opponents have launched nearly two dozen additional challenges to the executive order as they look for new avenues to stymie the president.
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"Dogmatic ideological parties tend to splinter the political and social fabric of a nation, lead to governmental crises and deadlocks, and stymie the compromises so often necessary to preserve freedom and achieve progress," he wrote, rather prophetically.
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The militants' basic strategy appears to be to focus much of their efforts on blunting the CTS attack, calculating that if they can stymie Iraq's most experienced fighting force, the Iraqi government's broader offensive will bog down.
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While the two nations are working towards faster returns, the long waits facing dozens of survivors could stymie their efforts to start life afresh back home and leave them vulnerable to being trafficked again, according to activists.
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So, Germany feels it has no choice but to cooperate with Erdogan -- at the very least on a transactional basis -- in order to maintain commercial interests, as well as stymie the flow of more migrants into Europe.
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Of course, if it breaks below that line at any point in the future, it should lead to another drawdown, but it looks as if the 200-day moving average wants to stymie that decline for now.
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It's as if a group of puppeteers who've been forced to stymie their horn-dog sense of humor for years are finally free to shout every crude joke at the top of their lungs all at once.
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As the presidents of the College Republican groups at Harvard and Yale, we have witnessed this play out on our campuses, where climate change and clean energy have become defining issues that often stymie our recruitment efforts.
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And if you insist on spending millions in brain power and ad dollars for social branding, how about developing campaigns that will stigmatize and stymie the toxic masculine behavior that results in harassment and violence against women.
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Although Bush was able to stymie Cheney in 1989, he re-emerged in George W. Bush's administration as one of the principal supporters of a militant unilateralism that brought America to grief in the second Iraq war.
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Natalia Veselnitskaya, a lawyer from Moscow billed as bringing dirt on Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton, was accused of clandestinely working with a senior Russian prosecutor to stymie a Department of Justice civil fraud investigation into money laundering.
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Those arguments could stymie any progress at the upcoming G-20 summit, at which President Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss U.S.-China trade and the potential for a renewed trade deal, Cramer said.
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Yet with Democrats now in control of the House of Representatives and the 2020 presidential campaign expected to stymie policymaking, industry lobbyists worry the shutdown will further limit the narrow window for the new rules to kick in.
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To avoid it, you learn how to strategically block and hide people, how to stymie the stupefying, ever-changing algorithm by marking certain pages "See First," how to erase your entire profile and navigate directly to your groups.
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Earlier this year, Liu tried to stymie a probe into sexual assault allegations against him in Australia, stemming from a 2015 incident in which a guest at a party at a penthouse there accused him of being inappropriate.
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The reality is that Barack Obama's administration — as well as many other Western European officials — wanted the prosecutor, a man named Viktor Shokin, removed because he was believed to be trying to stymie anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine.
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In total defiance of the (flawed) logic of the Madisonian constitutional system, Republicans have used their control of the congressional agenda to stymie any kind of rigorous investigation into dozens of urgent scandals swirling around the Trump administration.
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The political dynamics of a divisive and unpredictable non-politician in the White House have served to, at least up to this point, stymie the most ambitious items on his agenda and potentially threaten the Republican majority altogether.
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Zambia's Chamber of Mines says the tax, combined with other levies imposed specifically on the industry, will stymie investment, push some producers into the red and lead to the loss of 100,000 tonnes of copper production this year.
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In doing so they faced not just blackout conditions and rough weather, but also a group of fellow researchers throwing a steady barrage of cyberattacks their way, hoping to stymie their progress just as a real enemy might.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The anticorruption minister of Brazil's interim president, Michel Temer, resigned Monday night after a secret recording seemed to show that he tried to stymie the sweeping corruption investigation revolving around Petrobras, the national oil company.
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That prospect of Priebus' ouster was raised again in June, when Politico reported that Trump had given his chief of staff a July 4 deadline to stymie the flow of leaks and quell disorder in the White House.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a White House briefing that the US had the power to stymie the Turkish economy, reiterating an unusual threat of economic war against an ally who's a member of the NATO alliance.
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When Bray first posted a draft of his paper, days before the 2016 presidential election, these sweeping judicial orders were under scrutiny as a tool Republican AGs had used to stymie Obama health, immigration and employee overtime programs.
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Hammel, Cubs stymie Reds CHICAGO — Jason Hammel notched his first win of the season with a strong outing and added a run-scoring double as four Chicago Cubs pitchers combined to shut down the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday.
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His daughter recently discovered a study on his hard drive showing that adding a citizenship question to the census — as the Trump administration has done — would allow Republicans to draft even more extreme gerrymandered maps to stymie Democrats.
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The theory went that with Sessions gone, Trump could install a friendly attorney general who didn't have to recuse himself from a Russia investigation and who would then become Mueller's boss — and could stymie the special counsel's work.
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As he meticulously planned the Las Vegas attack, the man responsible for the worst mass shooting in modern American history took elaborate steps to stymie the inevitable law enforcement investigation, according to federal court documents unsealed on Friday.
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Sterling barely shifted when Britain's parliament voted, as expected, to stymie Prime Minister Boris Johnson's bid for an early election, which prompted him to vow that he would secure a Brexit deal at an EU summit next month.
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Because flus and colds tend to fluctuate with the seasons, retreating in summer and returning in the winter each year, many people — including President Donald Trump — have expressed optimism that impending springtime warmth could stymie the virus' spread.
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A Singapore opposition party said on Thursday it was prepared to legally challenge a government order to attach correction notices to its online posts, accusing the government of using a new fake news law to stymie political debate.
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Why it matters: TV networks, hardware companies and telecom giants control access to some of the biggest audiences for new products, but they want to use that reach to benefit their own streaming offerings and stymie the competition.
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BRUSSELS — A Pentagon proposal to greatly reduce American forces in West Africa faced criticism from allies on Tuesday, with French officials arguing that removing United States intelligence assets in the region could stymie the fight against extremist groups.
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The Eternal shined with rookies Ki-hyo "Xzi" Jung's Symmetra and McCree and Brice "FDGod" Monscavoir's Lucio to stymie the Spitfire, taking Nepal 2-0, King's Row 4-3 and taking a 2-1 overtime thriller in Hanamura.
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If anything, the pace of job gains surprised to the upside, as there were broad expectations that a tightening labor market, which makes it more difficult for firms to find qualified workers, would stymie efforts to expand employment.
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McGahn showed up hundreds of times in Mueller's final report, often as the source of vivid recountings of Trump's attempts to try to stymie an investigation into whether his campaign conspired with Russia on its election-interference attempts.
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And unlike the Supreme Court nomination — for which Democrats have very limited procedural levers to block Kavanaugh — there are options available for lawmakers to stymie some of the lower-court nominees, even if these tactics aren't guaranteed to work.
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Facebook's whole business model hinges on collecting data and breaching users' privacy, so it comes as no surprise to learn that the company has been currying favor with politicians around the globe to stymie legislation that protects people's privacy.
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Cohen and the Tlingit Native Americans living near Haines have filed a petition with the Alaskan government to give the Chilkat River special protections due to its "exceptional recreational or ecological significance," a designation that could stymie Constantine's plans.
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Electric cars tend to do well in the Pikes Peak race: they don't have to deal with the problems of high altitudes and thinner air that can stymie racecars powered by fossil fuels, making it an ideal testing ground.
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Anti-smoking campaigners, including Vera Luiza da Costa e Silva, who leads the implementation of the World Health Organisation's anti-smoking treaty, are particularly dismayed by firms' attempts to stymie anti-tobacco measures in poor and middle-income countries.
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Alarm over rising trade protectionism, which Asian governments warn could stymie economic growth, dominated the meetings too, with Japan calling for the swift conclusion of a 16-nation Asian free trade agreement that does not include the United States.
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Yet the House GOP leadership is trying to stymie such a discussion precisely because of what the poll results indicate: They don't want to have to vote in favor of gun violence and against limiting criminals' access to firearms.
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Duque, who has been in office for 573 days, pledged during his campaign to lower taxes on businesses and improve security for crude producers in the country, where leftist rebels regularly bomb pipelines and community protests sometimes stymie output.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Swedish telecoms operator Telia's $957 million bid for Bonnier Broadcasting may stymie rivals in Sweden and Finland and push up prices, EU antitrust regulators said on Friday as they opened a full-scale investigation into the deal.
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That bylaw, Rule 40, could stymie John Kasich and would prevent grandees from drafting Paul Ryan, say, as a last-minute nominee—unless the 2016 rules committee revokes it (a decision a majority of delegates would have to endorse).
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"Lawsuits like this stymie the real work that this lawsuit says it wants to do: growing and nurturing a great teaching force," said Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, the country's second-largest teachers' union.
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In June, a coalition of grassroots organizations — including artists and art dealers — rallied around a lawsuit filed by Manhattan borough president Gale Brewer and City Hall, who sued the Department of City Planning in December to stymie the skyscrapers.
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UCF, which had gone 25 days without a win, hopes that Frost's new up-tempo offense can stymie a Michigan defense that recorded four sacks, two interception returns for touchdowns and 21 tackles for loss against the Rainbow Warriors.
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In an effort to combat a potential rise of white nationalist and neo-Nazi violence heading into 2020, federal law enforcement officials have launched hundreds of investigations across the country to stymie domestic terrorism, The New York Times reported.
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These early cleanup activities also inform later, more extensive work activities Unfortunately, the EPA bureaucracy and lawyers for the potentially responsible parties (PRPs) often stymie these early action efforts with such interminable debates as to who will pay what.
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FRANKFURT — Germany's largest opposition party appeared likely to retain power in an important state election on Sunday that could sway the balance of power in Berlin and stymie efforts to strengthen oversight at Volkswagen, which dominates the region's economy.
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Pelosi's comments come just hours before the Senate is scheduled to take a critical procedural vote on the package aimed at trying to stymie an economic collapse as the coronavirus continues to disrupt massive sectors of the U.S. economy.
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President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday creating a commission that will recommend ways to cut regulations that stymie new housing construction, embracing an idea shared by affordable housing advocates on the left, and even by Barack Obama.
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"If we are realistic we have nothing to wait for," said Zhuravleva, who said Congress could stymie Trump's Russia policies and would probably present him with proposals to hit Moscow with fresh sanctions rather than roll back existing ones.
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To help stymie the spread of the disease, local, state, and federal officials are urging people to practice social distancing by staying at least 6 feet away from others outside of their household and working from home if possible.
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Sterling, meanwhile, barely shifted when Britain's parliament voted, as expected, to stymie Prime Minister Boris Johnson's bid for an early election, which prompted him to vow that he would secure a Brexit deal at an EU summit next month.
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For the first year and a bit of his presidency, Defense Secretary James Mattis, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and chief of staff John Kelly collaborated to ignore or stymie what they judged to be dangerous requests from Trump.
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Ige's lackluster initial response to the climbing number of Covid-22.4 cases — which was also criticized by state Senate and House officials for not doing more to impede travel — reflected his unwillingness to stymie the flow of tourism dollars.
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For the next two decades, and as recently as last year, protesters have held rallies, written letters and remained organized, eventually gaining powerful allies, whose influence, Mr. Singer now claims, has led the city to stymie his redevelopment efforts.
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And the royals have long done what they can to curtail newspapers' access to their personal lives, seeking to stymie the lacerating articles about their indulgences even as they court more admiring coverage for their weddings and tours overseas.
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On Soccer LONDON — The plan that Arsenal defenders Per Mertesacker and Rob Holding hatched to stymie Chelsea's Diego Costa in last season's F.A. Cup final was little more than a variation on the old good cop/bad cop routine.
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Conservatives are painting the protests as a "warm-up act" for a larger fight to shut down Canada's energy industry and argue they must not be allowed to stymie a natural gas pipeline that could displace coal in China.
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This won't be easy, but they could, for example, try to challenge policy changes by filing lawsuits against the F.C.C., a tactic the telecom industry has used countless times over the years to stymie or delay regulations they opposed.
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Residents feared grizzlies would wander out of the mountains and attack sheep and cattle grazing on public or private lands, and that Endangered Species Act protections would close access to public lands or stymie economies, even lower property values.
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Republicans in Congress have repeatedly criticized the impeachment proceedings for a lack of first-hand testimony documenting direct conversations with Trump, while Democratic lawmakers have pointed to the White House's efforts to stymie government employees' compliance with the inquiry.
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Nita Lowey, the appropriations subcommittee chairwoman, said the budget request would undermine US leadership, deepen long-term damage to the State Department and US Agency for International Development, and stymie important foreign policy priorities, including worldwide counter terrorism efforts.
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There seems to be no clear solution to stymie spoilers, short of filming exclusively on closed sets and sneaking actors into the studio under blankets — something that seems impossible for a show as ambitious in scale as Game of Thrones.
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The president is behaving inappropriately on a near-daily basis, profiting personally from the presidency, attempting to stymie a legitimate inquiry into Russian involvement in the 2016 campaign, and constantly demonstrating near-zero comprehension of the main issues in American politics.
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But said he expected to use a budget procedure called "reconciliation" as a vehicle for the issue because that allows the passage of the legislation in the Senate with a simple majority, making it harder for Democrats to stymie the effort.
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Washington (CNN)France has postponed an international conference on Israeli-Palestinian peace in order to ensure U.S. officials are able to attend -- but American political currents may stymie their efforts to fully engage the Obama administration even with its participation.
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Labor groups organizing the strike are protesting the companies' payment and labor practices, and they hope to stymie the ride-hail apps during the crucial morning rush hour on the day before Uber is expected to debut on the public markets.
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In this episode of The Weeds, Sarah Kliff, Ezra Klein, and Matt Yglesias weigh in on the many forces — within the Republican Party and beyond — that brought down the GOP legislation and continue to stymie attempts to reanimate the effort.
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The bold plan could make the party unelectable in conservative-leaning states, ensuring that Republicans retain control over one chamber of Congress or even the White House and then stymie all climate legislation—whether sensible or not—for years to come.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 258.46%, the S&P 1.03 lost 21.0% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 268.46%, as traders dumped cyclical names on fears that the escalating U.S.-China trade war would stymie global economic growth.
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There's real evidence that excessive regulation can stymie innovation and make it harder to start new firms, and that some welfare state labor protections (like the notorious French laws limiting corporations' ability to fire employees) can make doing business maddeningly difficult.
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Schumer's backing of judicial nominees is one of several moves he's made that have prompted Democrats to question whether he has what it takes to effectively stymie Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as they barrel forward with their agenda.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.183%, the S&P 21.18 lost 268.56% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 24.6%, as traders dumped cyclical names on fears that the escalating U.S.-China trade war would stymie global economic growth.
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The proposed changes could also further stymie leveraged buyout activity, which has remained in the doldrums ever since the financial crisis, as a higher effective cost of debt reduces returns on equity for highly leveraged companies, and for LBOs in particular.
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At Amazon, it's the ways in which Jeff Bezos'e-commerce behemoth hoovers up sales information and uses it to inform pricing and potentially anticompetitive practices that stymie the development of new e-commerce players by promoting its own brands and products.
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Two of Mr. Cuomo's allies in the labor movement sought to stymie the Working Families Party by withdrawing from the organization, while the governor was said to have suggested withholding money from grass-roots community groups that have endorsed Ms. Nixon.
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The two sides have gone back and forth over the scope and conditions of an interview as Mueller looks to understand whether the president acted with a criminal intent to stymie the investigation into possible coordination between his campaign and Russia.
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On the campaign trail, Trump vowed to take a hard line on illegal immigration, vowing to expand the number of immigration enforcement agents and build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico to stymie the flow of immigrants into the country.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.43%, the S&P 20.4 lost 268.05% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 24.6%, as traders dumped cyclical names on fears that the escalating U.S.-China trade war would stymie global economic growth.
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Douglas Heye, a former Cantor aide, said more liberal Democrats winning elections could stymie the party's agenda if the party's split grows, in the same way that hardline Tea Party Republicans have sometimes torpedoed their leadership's policies in the House.
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But Trump immediately went on the offensive to try to turn the public against the coming onslaught of House oversight probes, painting them as an "investigation fatigue" designed to cause gridlock and stymie his agenda ahead of the 2020 election.
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His expansion of surveillance programs that sprawled under George W. Bush could theoretically now be used by the Trump administration to stymie movements like Black Lives Matter, which is comprised of people actually doing work to make this nation more equitable.
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Overturning that decision via a constitutional amendment to get rid of the Second Amendment would be simple and would do more to weaken the NRA's ability to stymie legislative debate and block constructive gun control legislation than any other available option.
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With you in focus, Putin, however, may be riding high on your divisive rhetoric, attacks on key democratic principles like free speech, and a free press, and what appear to be your attempts to stymie Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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A second example of competing values is how to preclude foreign and/or automated interventions without authenticating the provenance of all social media communications in such a way as to stymie the free and anonymous political speech protected by the Constitution.
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An emergency declaration might bring the shutdown to an end, but it could also result in a lengthy court fight that could shadow the kickoff of his reelection bid in 2020, further stymie wall construction and spark accusations of authoritarianism.
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It was only last January that he appeared center stage in the glittering East Wing to accept President Donald Trump's nomination and trigger a partisan battle royal as Democrats sought to stymie the new administration's goal to reshape the judiciary.
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It's also worth noting that the strength of U.S. exports to Asia was achieved without top importer China, which bought only one cargo in the first two months as the ongoing trade dispute with Washington continues to stymie crude flows.
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And Trump's behavior in firing FBI Director James Comey, lying about why he did it, and then admitting that the real reason was an effort to stymie the Russia investigation is certainly reason enough to regard him as a compelling target.
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The Chamber of Hong Kong Listed Companies and the banking sector are pushing back on the reforms, which they fear could give the SFC too much power and potentially stymie the IPO market, according to industry insiders and local media reports.
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Though we don't know what he'll say, many observers are waiting for new details about the FBI investigation into alleged collusion between Russian officials and members of the Trump administration, as well as Trump's reported efforts to stymie that investigation.
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Michigan State University has a plan to fight accusations that it turned a blind eye to years of abuse by former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar: hire the guy who tried to stymie an investigation into sexual abuse in Michigan's prisons.
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In a paper titled "Open Records, Shuttered Labs: Ending Political Harassment of Public University Researchers," Ms. Polsky argued for legislative protections, already offered in some states, for unpublished emails and other personal records that can be used to stymie research.
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Eight more chances for the Saints to stymie the charging Carolina Panthers in the N.F.C. South and to ward off the Rams, who still must face Kansas City in Mexico City, Philadelphia and Seattle at home, and the Bears in Chicago.
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Washington is already wrestling with a WTO case brought by Canada that challenges the foundations of U.S. trade law, and is fighting China's claim to be treated as a "market economy", a designation that could stymie U.S. defenses against Beijing.
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"His presence could stymie debate because Cabinet members may be less willing to speak up knowing that the president's consigliere is in the room," said Kupchan, now a professor at Georgetown University and senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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In one previously released snippet, which Mr. Tippins released to local media, Mr. Cagle can be heard saying he supported a bill that he considered to be bad policy because he thought it would stymie another rival candidate's fund-raising chances.
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But Democrats withdrew their subpoena before U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon could weigh in on the case, explaining that Kupperman's lawsuit was really a transparent bid to stymie their impeachment probe by locking it up in a lengthy court battle.
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McGahn served as a star witness in the Russia inquiry, meeting for 30 hours with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigators and sharing details about Trump's efforts to stymie and kill the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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WASHINGTON — They have spent almost two years battling the establishment wing of their own party, emerging from the Republican fringes to stymie routine legislation and ignite the spark that immolated their party's most powerful elected leader, Speaker John A. Boehner.
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At the same time, the corporate interests causing the problem are deploying armies of lobbyists and billions of dollars for advertising campaigns to stymie the solutions that reduce their profits, and to convince the public to go back to sleep.
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Kathryn Spiers wrote in the post that while working as an engineer at the tech giant, she created a popup notification that activated when coworkers visited the website of a consulting firm she said the company hired to stymie union organizing.
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ROME, June 13 (Reuters) - Italy's Supreme Court threw out an appeal from Shell and four former Shell managers to stymie a trial on alleged corruption in Nigeria, which also sees Eni's chief on the bench, legal sources said on Wednesday.
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As the Trump administration threatens a trade war to stymie China's plans for promoting advanced industries, the firm's travails are proving an apt demonstration, for China's leaders, of exactly why the country needs to be more self-sufficient in technology.
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Sirota, who previously worked for Sanders when the senator was a member of the House, pointed to Sanders's time as the mayor of Burlington, Vt., from 28503-22020, saying the local establishment tried to stymie the then-mayor at every turn.
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The case did not concern Purdue's guilt related to the opioid epidemic, simply Arizona's allegation that the family is trying to siphon money out of the company in an effort to stymie the company from satisfying claims made against it.
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WASHINGTON —Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell walked his members through how an impeachment trial would operate on Wednesday, in the latest sign that they're gearing up for formal proceedings and doubt they'll have the votes to stymie a full trial.
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In 2014, the top officials of the N.A.A.C.P.'s Florida division threw their organization's weight behind an effort to stymie the spread of solar panels on residential rooftops and cut energy efficiency standards at the behest of the energy industry.
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And its platform helped overcome a treatment bottleneck caused by the limited number of neuropsychologists able to conduct these kinds of cognitive assessments, which can help clinicians' stymie the progression of dementia and prevent cognitive impairment from becoming cognitive decline.
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Allies of Mr. Temer have been forced to resign over claims that they tried to stymie corruption inquiries, but Mr. Temer has had some success in persuading lawmakers to approve austerity measures aimed at shoring up confidence in the economy.
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And while he insisted in a recent interview that he spends less of his time thinking about ways to stymie the Trump administration than an outside observer might think, he is quick to tout his office's record against the federal government.
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Neither watch impressed us when they released, and the report points out data from IDC that they, and all other Wear OS smartwatches released since, didn't do much to stymie the growth of the Apple Watch and Samsung's Tizen-powered watches.
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The authorities had shut off internet access to try to stymie protests against a law passed that week by India's Hindu nationalist government, which made getting an Indian citizenship easier for immigrants who practice all major South Asian religions except Islam.
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As part of moves to stymie the shutdown's broader impact, the White House recently recalled tens of thousands of workers at the Federal Aviation Administration, the Food and Drug Administration, and the IRS who have been furloughed during the shutdown.
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The intensified scrutiny, however, will likely stymie the flow of money from global and Chinese investors to such offshore funds, which have been raising billions for overseas projects, including Beijing's Belt and Road program, lawyers and private equity investors say.
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For instance, Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales began trying to stymie the work of and later, in January 2019, tried to shut down a United Nations-backed anti-corruption panel that had been investigating him and other powerful politicians — and the US barely protested.
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During a swing through Iowa over the weekend, however, Booker seemed to hint at shifting his position amid mounting political pressure from the Democratic base, saying that he would consider backing impeachment if the administration continued in its attempts to stymie congressional investigations.
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China has signed up to tough UN sanctions on North Korea designed to stymie its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, but has long been wary of cutting off trade completely lest it harm ordinary North Koreans and precipitate a collapse of its neighbor.
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Once SESTA/FOSTA is repealed, we should pass legislation that screens for trafficking in all relevant arrests while closing loopholes in labor laws that exempt the agricultural sector, family businesses, and children from such screening—loopholes that stymie our fight against traffickers.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Jan 1 (Reuters) - Tanzanian President John Magufuli sacked the head of the state-run electricity company on Sunday after the firm put up tariffs, a move the president said would stymie his plans to industrialize the east African country.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China has announced a plan to phase out all ivory processing and trade by the end of 22021, the government said on Friday, a move that conservationists hope will stymie the mass killing -- and threat of extinction -- of African elephants.
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Related: How North Korea's Rocket Launch Could End Up Screwing China in a War Against the US Previous resolutions, dating back to 1993, have failed to stymie the nuclear ambitions of North Korea, which views its arsenal as a necessity for self-preservation.
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The episode is the latest example of Trump administration efforts to stymie congressional investigations by directing current and former officials not to cooperate with investigators who are seeking evidence of corruption, obstruction of justice and abuse of power in the Trump presidency.
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Prosecutors and the FBI could now face new hurdles in trying to track down evidence in sprawling, international cases like the Silk Road, as highlighted in a tweet from George Washington University law professor Orin Kerr: Want to stymie U.S. law enforcement?
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In response, Facebook, Google and Twitter committed to Congress that they would keep closer watch over their platforms, while introducing new requirements targeting political ads that appear on their sites — hoping to stymie Russian agents from trying to influence U.S. politics again.
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As much as Lujan Grisham would be in a position to question and perhaps stymie Trump's policies, she could also risk essential federal money that comes to her state, where national laboratories and military bases are a fundamental part of the economy.
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The assumption should be that a President Clinton would seek to increase taxes on the wealthy, initiate a plethora of new social programs that fall well short of what Bernie Sanders has advocated and stymie the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade accord.
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On the other hand, Democrats, led by Mr. McConnell's archrival, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, were — in Mr. McConnell's partisan telling — guilty of ruining the Senate when they used their numbers and procedural skills to stymie Republicans and push President Obama's agenda.
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Several of the men named by Mr. Temer have already resigned under the cloud of scandal, including his anticorruption minister and his planning minister, amid claims that they were trying to stymie investigations into the bribery scandals engulfing the national oil company, Petrobras.
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Sheldon Whitehouse, a Rhode Island Democrat, in a floor speech called out his "astoundingly weak qualifications," positing that Benczkowski's close ties to Sessions and the administration could be leveraged to stymie the ongoing Mueller probe or create a backchannel for improper information sharing.
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In the playoff games that they won against Golden State, both Oklahoma City and Cleveland followed the same script: take away fast-break opportunities, grab a lead, and stymie pace by letting the Warriors switch into less favorable matchups before attacking in isolation.
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"Overturning that decision via a constitutional amendment to get rid of the Second Amendment would be simple and would do more to weaken the NRA's ability to stymie legislative debate and block constructive gun control legislation than any other available option," he writes.
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The township will also have to back down on some of its previous requirements — including a request for more than twice the number of parking spaces originally planned — which were cited in the lawsuits as complications created to stymie the mosque's construction.
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The Justice Department is appealing a decision backing Judiciary Democrats who want to question McGahn under oath about what he witnessed in the White House in connection to Trump's efforts to stymie special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian election interference in 2016.
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The punishment, she said, grew in large part from the severity of his attempts to stymie the Russia probe, violations of a gag order limiting his speech during the pre-trial proceedings and for making a threat to the judge through social media.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 2 (Reuters) - A Singapore opposition party said on Thursday it was prepared to legally challenge a government order to attach correction notices to its online posts, accusing the government of using a new fake news law to stymie political debate.
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Meanwhile, back at the White House, Mr. Trump's legal team sought legal cover to stymie Robert Mueller III, special counsel in the Russia investigation, by claiming Mr. Mueller needed the same type of waiver that the White House has been trying to hide.
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The Democratic mayor of New Jersey's second-largest city, who has had his ups-and-downs with the state's volatile governor, Chris Christie, is now threatening to stymie luxury development dreams of the family of President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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It is not abnormal for a sitting president to hold a political rally in the months before an election, and Mr. Trump has said he plans to campaign actively for Republicans who support him and against Democrats who seek to stymie his agenda.
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There have been numerous attempts at finding a diplomatic solution to stymie Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions -- the Agreed Framework of the 703s and the six-party talks of the 2000s -- both ended in failure, creating a climate of mistrust when it comes to negotiations.
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Agents of the Bad Place, led by Michael's vengeful but acerbic former boss Shawn (Marc Evan Jackson), are trying to stymie the protagonists' experiment at every turn, but the show hints at a possible compromise that would be in everyone's best interests.
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McGahn himself is mentioned 529 times in the final Mueller report, and his testimony is at the crux of the case that the president committed multiple acts of obstruction of justice in his attempts to stymie or outright stop the Russia probe.
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Legislative Action As Congress works this year to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, lawmakers should consider a simple amendment that would make any institution ineligible for federal research funds if it has in place any policies that stymie free speech or thought.
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Mr. Machado's trove of recordings promptly produced the resignations of Mr. Temer's planning minister, Romero Jucá, who plotted to thwart the huge investigation into graft around Petrobras, and even the anticorruption minister, Fabiano Silveira, who also tried to stymie the same inquiry.
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Bilas said it was possible that, after several years in which the 3-pointer has predominated in top offenses, coaches have improved at devising defenses to stymie perimeter shooting — in that way placing a premium on wing players who excel at close range.
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The chasm between the actual report and the attorney general's four-page summary is breathtaking in terms of how the summary elides the specifics of President Trump's repeated efforts to stymie the probe into efforts to cover up the investigation into Russian collusion.
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Trump's decision to appoint Whitaker and pass over Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — the No. 2 person at the DOJ, who previously headed up the Mueller investigation — has raised fears that the president is finally moving to stymie an investigation he's long opposed.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is quietly boosting economic support for North Korea to try to stymie any U.S.-led push to oust Kim Jong Un as Moscow fears his fall would sap its regional clout and allow U.S. troops to deploy on Russia's eastern border.
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On Wednesday, 56 former officials at the US Department of Agriculture called for Congress to stymie agency chief Sonny Perdue's announcement that he was relocating the Economic Research Service, the federal government's lead producer of hunger and poverty statistics, and putting it under his office.
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Trump campaign officials told The Washington Post on Wednesday that if reelected, Trump could direct funding to a Romney challenger when he faces reelection as a senator in Utah, pressure donors not to work with Romney, or attempt to stymie his legislative priorities in Congress.
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Though in-office treatments require multiple sessions and thousands of dollars, this new at-home device (already a best-seller in international markets) promises to stymie hair growth for less, using galvanic energy to widen the pore and light pulses to zap new hair growth.
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With help from Dutch Marines and American Special Forces, Senegal is also training a new force to patrol its watery northern border with Mauritania, and it is deploying troops to neighboring Mali to help a United Nations force stymie Qaeda and other militant fighters there.
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Mental health problems in particular can stymie evaluators, and are often exacerbated because people don't get adequate mental health care or vocational services, said Dr. Robert Drake, a health policy researcher at The Dartmouth Institute in Hanover, New Hampshire, who wasn't involved in the study.
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In July, a group of U.N. experts said they were stunned by the way India was applying the law to stymie its critics, adding that the FCRA was "overly broad" and activities deemed political or against the economic interest of the state were vague.
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Chu said the brownfield sites are "a lawless area… an underground world that is administered by local thugs, landlords, and Heung Yee Kuk," and that the New Territories is becoming a safe haven for different kinds of illegal activities that can stymie land development.
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Five years later, after Clinton clinched the Democratic nomination, the conservative group Citizens United shipped ABC internal State emails that reveal how State selected Fernando in the first place, and the steps officials took to stymie ABC, and now the whole truth comes out.
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"Overturning that decision via a constitutional amendment to get rid of the Second Amendment would be simple and would do more to weaken the N.R.A.'s ability to stymie legislative debate and block constructive gun control legislation than any other available option," Stevens wrote.
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We are at a moment of democratic crisis, with a president whose relationship to a hostile foreign power is under investigation, who is actively trying to stymie that investigation and who remains obsessed with both cable news and his long-since-vanquished opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Mueller and Trump&aposs team have gone back and forth over the scope and conditions of an interview as the special counsel looks to understand whether the president acted with a criminal intent to stymie the investigation into possible coordination between his campaign and Russia.
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If a vote takes place closer to the November 6 midterm elections, for example, Democrats could echo the arguments Republicans made to stymie Obama-era Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland and claim that voters deserve to be heard before the Supreme Court vote takes place.
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To draw out the contrast further, Mueller didn't stumble into his criminal investigation of Trump because his initial inquiry came up empty, but because the president (both publicly and in well-documented private encounters) has tried to stymie the underlying inquiry, which also continues.
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While partisans—especially, one must suspect, Biden's potential rivals for the Democratic nomination—cynically try to exploit this moment for political gain, it will be the rest of us who will lose if they are successful in their attempts to stymie bipartisanship and national unity.
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The decision, which is already being cheered by the President's supporters and the Israeli government, is expected to roil the region, with US Arab allies warning Trump on Tuesday that it will undermine regional stability and stymie the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians.
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The Congressional Budget Office released a report last Friday saying that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's bill to lower prescription drug costs would lead to massive savings for the federal government, though it could also stymie the development of new drugs if it becomes law.
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The Congressional Budget Office released a report last Friday saying that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's bill to lower prescription drug costs would lead to massive savings for the federal government — though it could also stymie the development of new drugs if it becomes law.
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But many practicing lawyers and legal scholars here also say that Hong Kong's judiciary will have to implement the decision, and in doing so will apply legal standards evolved over centuries of precedent — common law — that may soften or perhaps even stymie Beijing's will.
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For the past year Mr. Álvarez had been Venezuela's ambassador to the Organization of American States, where he helped stymie a hemispheric push to isolate Mr. Maduro for jailing opponents and quashing an opposition campaign to cut short his term through a recall referendum.
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They would rather rhapsodize about a sunny legislative future in which the two parties work in harmony, negating the need for all those troublesome Senate cloture votes to try to break filibusters (a tactic that they, in fact, employed very effectively to stymie President Obama).
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Speaking at a rally earlier in the day, the U.S. leader had said the neighboring nation would eventually foot the bill for a border wall that he claims will stymie illegal immigration into the U.S. It's not the first time Nieto has denied the idea.
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MIAMI BEACH (Reuters) - In Florida, sun-soaked Miami Beach shut down its spring break party this week, declaring it illegal for more than 10 people to gather together and shutting its bars and restaurants in an effort to stymie the spread of the coronavirus.
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It also speaks to a broader issue that threatens to stymie true progress in the post-Weinstein landscape: Conversations about sexual harassment continue to center on the misconduct of individuals rather than the systems that enabled them to operate for so long without consequences.
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He reported that a consultant who had played a crucial role in the Trump administration's decision to add the citizenship question wrote a study in 2015 concluding that adding the query would allow Republicans to draft even more extreme gerrymandered maps to stymie Democrats.
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MIAMI BEACH (Reuters) - In Florida, sun-soaked Miami Beach shut down its spring break party this week, declaring it illegal for more than 10 people to gather together and shutting its bars and restaurants in an effort to stymie the spread of the coronavirus.
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