Somebody set a time limit and that was mistake, I said never set a time limit but somebody set a time limit.
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There is a time limit, and you need to find all the buns (and photograph them) before that time limit runs out.
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So when they didn't meet that time limit they said, "We didn't get it there", well, they shouldn't have set a time limit.
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The one-hour time limit is a significant change from earlier tests, where the time limit was one week, according to several security researchers.
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So even when he gives me this time limit to make a decision on if I'll get married or not … you can't put a time limit on it.
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The U.K. government has said it wants a time limit placed on any such arrangement, while officials in Brussels say they are not prepared to agree to a time limit.
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The new time limit (or, lack of time limit) applies to both regular snaps you send to friends as well as story snaps, so there's definitely some room for some creativity.
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But remaining beyond that time limit can carry serious consequences.
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Legally, there is no time limit on the impeachment process.
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By the way, there is no time limit on China.
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The time limit makes that more difficult, but not impossible.
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Once you've reached the time limit, you'll get a notification.
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The majority of those gag orders contained no time limit.
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The NEB's current time limit for decisions is 15 months.
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The airline doesn't have a time limit for its stopovers.
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I don't want to put a time limit on it.
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Others are putting a time limit on the maximum effort.
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The 20th Amendment put a time limit on the process.
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Leasehold titles are available to foreigners with a time limit.
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Dianne Feinstein, who also will not have a time limit.
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Trump applied much less might, with no apparent time limit.
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The 20183th Amendment put a time limit on the process.
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The case for removing the time limit is a powerful one.
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A court could hold that the time limit is simply ineffective.
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For the examination, there is no time limit defined by law.
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It's clear that the time limit is the show's key feature.
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There is, however, no time limit for civil tax-fraud cases.
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There is no time limit imposed on DHS to finish construction.
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Don't allow people to put a time limit on YOUR body.
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However, according to the company, that time limit shouldn't concern users.
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The new rule would remove the time limit, according to Bloomberg.
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However, there is no time limit on murder charges in Tennessee.
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The shortest time limit for any other felony was three years.
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We have no rush for speed ... We have no time limit.
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Also, voicemail-like notes don't seem to have a time limit.
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Some of May's ministers have urged a time limit on that.
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Despite the recommended 15-minute time limit, many leaders exceed it.
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They are unhappy about the proposed unilateral four-year time limit.
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CNN: Is there a time limit on the services you provide?
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The lawsuit was dropped last year because of a time limit.
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An 11-year-old me was terrified of that implied time limit.
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He struggled to fit his points into the 60-second time limit.
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You can also set a time limit on apps if you want.
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He's on a time limit, and can't answer all of their questions.
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The time limit would have run out for this case in January.
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Is there a time limit for how long you can hold it?
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Moreover, there is a one-year time limit on applying for asylum.
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We did as many as we could, with no specific time limit.
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"I don't know that there's a time limit on it," he said.
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Now, suddenly, they want you setting a time limit and walking away?
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And there's no time limit on the company to complete its work.
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There's no time-limit on how long you have to keep them?
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Hopes of a vaccine by year-end may offer some time limit.
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But states can waive that time limit when unemployment rates are high.
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The transaction also foresees a full price adjustment mechanism without time limit.
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For instance, he composed several drawings within a one-hour time limit.
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The default would be 30 minutes; "if the user elects to increase or remove the time limit, [it] resets the time limit to 30 minutes a day on the first day of every month," the bill text says.
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However, the code indicates that in the current prototype there's a "time limit".
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Users will also get a nudge just before their time limit is up.
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Enable that, and there's no backsies until the time limit you've set expires.
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That time limit seems a lot more feasible with computers shouldering the effort.
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Instead, a pop-up will tell you that you've hit your time limit.
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No specific time limit has been given but deterioration has been fairly rapid.
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The time limit is usually three to six years, but varies by state.
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Set a strict time limit (exactly two hours and not a moment later).
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Our buffet had a time limit of two hours, which is pretty generous.
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On Tuesday, Trump said there was "no time limit" on North Korean denculearization.
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How does the debate about the time limit for embryo research fit in?
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There will be a three-minute time limit for those using the bathroom.
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But what Pia would probably consider its biggest innovation is its time limit.
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A lot of people contact me after the time limit has already expired.
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"Whether it's music or modelling, [women] always have a time limit," she explains.
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There's now no time limit for inspecting shoddy equipment, the Washington Post reports.
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Britain is the only European country with no maximum time limit on immigration detention.
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In 1978, Congress voted to extend the time limit of seven years to 1982.
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It chose to place a time limit of seven years in the joint resolution.
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Google will give you two options for this time limit: 3 or 18 months.
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That rules out a time limit on the backstop, which would negate its purpose.
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Macy's eliminated its time limit on returns, which had been six months, in 2010.
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Tjahjono declined to comment on whether there was a time limit on the search.
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Players work together to solve a series of challenges with a set time limit.
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THERE'S NO TIME LIMIT ON SYMPATHY While writing immediately is comforting, it's not necessary.
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There was also a time limit on taking action against the protesters, he said.
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But the lack of a clear time limit is criticized by many Brexit supporters.
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Opposition lawmakers had tried to set a time limit on the legislation but failed.
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There's no time limit on this, so take as much time as you need.
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"I can't stop talking, so there's no time limit," he said, explaining its format.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a bill that would eliminate the time limit for prosecutions.
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Both rodents and humans were given an overall time limit for the foraging tasks.
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May, such as a time limit for the backstop or a unilateral exit mechanism.
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For me, it's tough to distill and trim things to fit a time limit.
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A show on network, the time limit is quite prescribed down to the second.
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Gosling was about to find out why even professional astronauts stuck to the time limit.
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Once set, iOS 123 will notify you when you're close to reaching your time limit.
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If they weren't used up before the time limit, access to the card would disappear.
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The five-minute time limit on questioning was "alien to the prosecutorial mind," he said.
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There's no time limit or scoring, so it's very relaxing, and it's also ridiculously charming.
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A committee amendment to the bill reduces the time limit for compliance to one year.
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There's no time limit to this, so you can pick up again whenever you like.
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There isn't a time limit placed on when a loan has to be repaid, either.
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This allows you to set a time limit for how long Google saves your activity.
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Some of May's ministers have urged her to put a time limit on that plan.
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Dexter's patience has a time limit, but for now, he's taking Trump at his word.
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UK ATTORNEY GENERAL ABANDONS TIME-LIMIT AND UNILATERAL EXIT CLAUSE FOR IRISH BACKSTOP- THE TELEGRAPH
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Currently the time limit is 60 seconds in Instagram feeds and 15 seconds in Stories.
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A user could change or remove the time limit, but it would reset every month.
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Students will now be able to take them without the strain of a time limit.
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Its lawyers argue that North Carolina law sets no time limit on such an investigation.
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Yes, but: The published "backstop" proposal is riddled with couched language surrounding the time limit.
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It's unclear, however, whether there will be a time limit as there is with Gmail.
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In the postseason, the same overtime rules apply, except for the 10-minute time limit.
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The agency also imposed new restrictions on future visits, including a two-hour time limit.
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But there is a time limit on how long the countries can bicker over jurisdiction.
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And Roberts indicated that he intends to enforce a five-minute time limit on answers.
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Trump said last week there was "no rush" and "no time limit" on denuclearization negotiations.
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Then they did the sequence three more times, with a 25-minute total time limit.
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Taking a loan from your 401(k) typically comes with a five-year time limit.
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On Amazon Prime Video, there&aposs no time limit and fewer restrictions on adult content.
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For a qualified conservation transaction, the time limit on those carry-overs is 15 years.
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Then they did the sequence three more times, with a 25-minute total time limit.
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There is absolutely no time limit on discussing your pain and anger over sexual misconduct.
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Four others have chosen to reimpose the time limit despite qualifying for a statewide waiver.
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In iOS 11, Apple introduced a seven-day time limit on how long the records last.
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The company just announced that it's increasing the video time limit to a full 60 seconds.
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The Maddox team went radio silent and the time limit on the re-filing eventually expired.
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He says that snapchatters should understand their audiences, embrace the time limit and show their personality.
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There's no time limit and it may be suspended for periods or discontinued at any time.
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The key features of that law were to time-limit welfare payments and add work requirements.
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This heady atmosphere is intensified further by the 2800-second time limit to answer a question.
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Otherwise, it becomes very difficult to get enough balls into the collector in the time limit.
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Once she started speaking that morning, she had no intention of sticking to her time limit.
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That wasn't possible for Kavanaugh from the start, given that the FBI faced a time limit.
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Despite the conditions, officials have been strict about enforcing the 25-second time limit between points.
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This procedure also places a time limit on the transplant, meaning that patients need living donors.
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BusyBee gives you unlimited extensions on the 24-hour time limit for contacting a new match.
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Many Democrats have criticized what they deem to be an arbitrary time limit to the investigation.
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I have very little to go on, actually: a description, a picture, and a time limit.
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There is now no time limit for apprehending, arresting, and prosecuting rape in the first degree.
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Next time, limit surrender of property, whether guilt-induced or otherwise, to that which is yours.
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Other ideas include temporarily easing the time limit for seasonal workers beyond the current 70 days.
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There is no time limit, however, on civil fines for tax fraud, according to the paper.
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When enabled, teen users won't be able to view videos once they reach their time limit.
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He has introduced a bill that would include setting a time limit on federal permit reviews.
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A time limit on puzzle building never worked, because she could not leave a puzzle unfinished.
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Several states (Maine, Utah, and Wisconsin) also want to create a time limit on Medicaid coverage.
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That's easy with a week-long limit, much harder with a time limit of just an hour.
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They are archaic laws that set an artificial time limit on when someone can tell the truth.
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That part of the app's update message is clear (previously the cancellation time limit was five minutes).
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Since there's a time limit on this deal, you should take advantage of it before it ends.
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"There's no time limit," a senior administration official told reporters, according to the White House press pool.
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There are several possibilities to appeal, but in each case with a time limit of 15 days.
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As a result, most have been moved out within the 72-hour time limit to HHS facilities.
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But while Heller expects the Fed to hike, he also noted it's facing a political time limit.
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"But they still want a time limit on the backstop or a unilateral exit," another one said.
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The change is unlikely to supersede the 21 day time limit in law, but adds political pressure.
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Elliott's crew made repairs, beating the time limit under NASCAR's damaged vehicle policy by roughly 10 seconds.
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Also, for anxious gamers or those who simply don't want to be rushed, there's no time limit.
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The new contracts set a time limit for companies to end gas flaring from oilfields they develop.
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There's also a time limit of 30 seconds to respond to messages, which keeps the chat active.
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Groups work together under a time limit, finding clues and solving puzzles, to get out of rooms.
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Kanye gave a 7 minute speech at that night's award show, despite the 4 minute time limit.
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The ticking clock of the knowing anxiety that there is a time limit on my current home.
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While Chesky puts a time limit on this question, other execs ask similar questions without a stopwatch.
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"We don't have a time limit in terms of days" that minors can be held by HHS.
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There is no formal time limit for negotiations, but the deadline for the budget is Nov. 15.
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Under Warren's changes, the amount will be upped to $20,000 and the time limit will be nixed.
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This can begin with either a legal or illegal detention, and there is no minimum time limit.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't expect stocks to last too long.
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There's a time limit to throw as many toilet rolls into the trash can as you can.
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Second, any criminal charge must be brought within a time limit known as the statute of limitations.
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Never mind the fact there's a maximum time limit of 10 years to use it upon separating.
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As a result, TikTok's "Digital Wellbeing" settings include an option to enforce a password-protected time limit.
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In recent years, at least a dozen other states have elected to impose the time limit early.
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Wisconsin projects that its time limit would reduce enrollment by more than 4,000 people, according to KFF.
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Many schools found the 60-day time limit for investigations set by the 2011 guidance unrealistic, Graves said.
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It was only the later failure of another wheel that essentially put a hard time limit on K2.
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Protip: When you suddenly start demanding Lincoln-Douglas debates without a time limit, you are signaling you're losing.
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The time limit given to each representative mostly prohibited them from getting good detail from the Facebook founder.
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Security firm Elcomsoft, however, claims it has found a peculiar "workaround" when it comes to Apple's time limit.
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The bloc rejects London's demands for a time limit to the backstop, saying that would defeat its purpose.
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The proposal would also legalize abortion without a time limit if birth defects are found in the fetus.
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At one point, his teachers told students to stay under a certain time limit for a short film.
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Start by giving yourself a one-hour time limit — just 60 minutes — to knock out a starter version.
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Another bill would remove the delivery limit for the tax credit and replace it with a time limit.
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Investigators said they believe Jadlowski fired the fatal shot after sunset, the legal time limit to hunt deer.
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"Loss affects each of us differently, so don't put a time limit on your grief," Dr. Serani says.
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The bills do not cite a specific gestational time limit for abortions, which has led to some debate.
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Then, he could watch the videos in the iMessage app, even after his YouTube time limit was up.
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And, while removing welfare's time limit is good, it amounts to minor tinkering with an already inadequate program.
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One restriction imposed by the White House for the latest investigation into Kavanaugh: a one-week time limit.
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This circumvention is accomplished because the 2628 budget statute imposes a time limit on debate on reconciliation bills.
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Two people meet on a date within a system that dictates an arbitrary time limit to all relationships.
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With such a tight time limit on these deals, you don't have too long to think things through.
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The EU rejects any time limit to the so-called 'backstop' insurance policy to guarantee an open border.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for too long.
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First, he wrote, the time limit for acting officials should be reduced from 210 days to 60 days.
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That's one reason the E.U. would be bonkers to put a time limit on reaching a trade agreement.
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But a specific clause to that effect, with a time limit, must be included in the withdrawal agreement.
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The tiny time limit necessitates no-filler content that's denser than the maximum one-minute clips on TikTok.
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The tiny time limit necessitates no-filler content that's denser than the maximum 1-minute clips on TikTok.
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LeVert headed to the bench, having played only 22 minutes — the maximum of his team-imposed time limit.
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After the 2008 recession, the time limit was suspended in areas representing nearly 90 percent of the population.
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Obama threw at it the full range of US military might, under a perhaps self-destructive time limit.
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"I'm not sure if they were given a time limit collect their stuff to be deported," he added.
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The idea of using clues to escape a fake locked room within a time limit is fun. Sure.
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"Congress knew it wouldn't be immediate, and yet Congress did not put in a time limit," Kavanaugh said.
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The Italian constitution specifies no time limit for parties to reach an agreement or call a fresh election.
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The women either received an abortion or were denied it because they were past the clinic's time limit.
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In other words, there is no clear indication that reimposing the three-month time limit reduced poverty levels.
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That will give you instant access to the best version of the Olympics without the 30-minute time limit.
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The winner is whoever gets the most falls in the time limit, traditionally either 30 minutes or an hour.
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FMIs must have concrete plans to meet the two-hour time limit in place for regulators by June 2017.
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" A committee source said that "putting an artificial time limit is the wrong way to run a credible investigation.
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It's a tight time limit, but removing content this quickly is important to stop its spread, according to Creighton.
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That means a forwarded message could be put in front of nearly 1,300 people, despite the five time limit.
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Some people already play by trying to Google the answers, though the 10-second time limit makes that tough.
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Their discussions far exceeded the original time limit, ranging from cyber security to the conflicts in Syria and Ukraine.
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When it comes to houseguests, the stars all agree that two to three days is the ideal time limit.
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I ate lunch at 10:30 in order to be best prepared for the 5-823 pm time limit.
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It certainly didn't help Vine that Twitter ultimately introduced its own video product, with a much longer time limit.
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They also want his testimony to be limited to a single day, while SEC investigators oppose a time limit.
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Like a lot of wargames, each scenario has a maximum time limit for completion before you fail the scenario.
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The custody time limit expires in two months, after which they will have to be released, the report says.
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The Forever GI Bill revokes this time limit for all veterans who left active duty in 24 or later.
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As the economy improves, the Food and Nutrition Service said, many places no longer qualify for time limit waivers.
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His lawyer argued last week that a time limit be set on any espionage charges related to Vault 7.
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Trump on Tuesday told reporters there was "no rush" and "no time limit" on denuclearization negotiations with North Korea.
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Nor can WhatsApp offer any more time-limit opt-outs for sharing user data with its parent multinational, Facebook.
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You can also set up a time limit for the app, after which the phone will go to sleep.
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As long as you do not redeem the gift, there is no time limit for exchanging it for credit.
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That leaves one more state to go — although the most recent time limit on the amendment expired in 1982.
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" Rapists, she said, "should never be able to evade legal consequences simply because an arbitrary time limit has expired.
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Despite a frantic search, he could not find his ball until several seconds after the time limit had expired.
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The five-year time limit for filing a separate rape charge in the attack she described has long passed.
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If you feel like there's a sanity-saving time limit on gatherings with your loved ones, you're not alone.
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It's more of a time limit than a catch, but just make sure you don't leave it too late.
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This supermajority imposed no time limit on impeachable offenses, especially when they contributed to the election of a candidate.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't expect it to stick around for much longer.
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"I assume there is no time limit," she quipped as she began, after a lengthy opening statement from Graham.
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Wednesday's rule makes it more difficult for states to waive the three-month time limit for adults without children.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see stocks lasting very long at this price.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't expect discounts like this to last very long.
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" When the time limit ended, I blurted out, "This reminds me of my favorite song, Bruce Springsteen's 'The River.
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But Biegun also said the U.S. won't put a time limit on negotiations as Kim appears to have done.
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Other changes, if approved, include lowering the eligibility levels for coverage and a time limit for being on Medicaid.
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But the plaintiffs assert that the time limit has not been reached under the correct reading of Kuwaiti law.
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The Fund said it encouraged "quickly increasing the capital of undercapitalized banks and putting a time limit on regulatory forbearance".
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A Screen Time limit lets parents block off time when the device can't be used at all, like around bedtime.
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This is instead of having a preset time limit to listen to or watch the advert which can't be skipped.
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In previous iterations, the time limit was seven days, but it now appears that it will only be an hour.
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The federal government lets states waive the time limit in regions with high unemployment, which most states choose to do.
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Lawmakers "would ... be happy with the current backstop if there was a time limit or unilateral exit mechanism," May wrote.
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The pricing rates work out to less than $1 for two hours of usage, but there is no time limit.
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This week, the House will consider Joint Resolution 28500, which removes a time limit to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for long at this price.
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Other people like a four player free-for-all with a time limit and lots of weird and wacky items.
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You'll have to beat each boss within a time limit, but any frantic amount of tapping should get you there.
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Justice Kavanaugh would have none of it: "Congress did not put in a time limit" of any kind, he said.
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Another Screen Time limit lets parents block off time when the device can't be used at all, like around bedtime.
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She has equally softened her hostility to suggestions of seeking an extension of the time limit set by Article 50.
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In this case, you have to use your phone's camera to find objects that match emoji within a time limit.
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That time limit means that users are forced to work together to do anything more meaningful than a random scribble.
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Again, it covers a host of protections, including clever blocks on porn, cyberbullying alerts, time limit options and chat monitoring.
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The exercise is performed on demand, under a time limit with a side order of scrutiny by a complete stranger.
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Players can now create a playlist of their own shots with customizable ball placement, speed, direction, time limit and objective.
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Her former foreign minister turned loudest critic, Boris Johnson, pressed her to put a firm time limit on any backstop.
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His public remarks did not include a time limit for how long he would keep a bill on the floor.
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There is no time limit on how long you can stay, and often people stay for years, even forming families.
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Many accusers say the incidents took place years or decades ago, well beyond the statutory time limit for assault charges.
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These have a strict time limit, but they often don't make it to this point as stocks run out first.
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The organization overseeing the Taj Mahal implemented a three-hour time limit in March on all visitors to prevent overcrowding.
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But states can circumvent the time limit and extend the benefits for ABAWDs by using waivers if they see fit.
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Oh, and there's a time limit: Coding started at 9AM and ended at 5:15PM — eight hours and 15 minutes.
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A senior administration official said there is "no time limit" for Mulvaney to remain in the top White House post.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't see it sticking around for long at this price.
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And if you expect some participants to run part of the meeting, give them advanced notice and a time limit.
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But the Daily Telegraph newspaper said Cox had abandoned attempts to secure a hard time-limit or unilateral exit mechanism.
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However, she notes, if she were speaking with her best friend or her mother, she wouldn't set a time limit.
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First, the players will face off in four games with a rapid time limit of only 25 minutes per player.
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In math and science in particular, the time limit on exams functions as an important part of the test, i.e.
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Although the EPA says the change is temporary, the policy does not have a deadline, time limit, or ineffective date.
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In Olympic show jumping, a rider must successfully guide a horse over a series of obstacles within a time limit.
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And when courts issue secrecy orders, often with no time limit, a target may never know that information was taken.
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They insisted that the Senate had no constitutional duty to act within any time limit or even act at all.
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A time limit has been set for the battle between billionaires over Energy Future Holdings, the bankrupt Texas power company.
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There's also a time limit on this, so if years have gone by, you may not even have this option.
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Bumble's feature allows for calls with no time limit, whereas The League's is designed to filter through multiple people quickly.
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There is no time limit on these deals, but stocks generally don't last that long when it comes to Nintendo.
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Under merger rules in the U.K., there is a time limit on how long the two can sit on this deal.
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If the regime cannot bring itself to get rid of military service too it should at least impose a time limit.
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Trials of Death, if run without mistakes, can be beaten under Mario Maker's 500 second time limit—just over eight minutes.
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The low-cost, low-risk, high-return US mission had lasted a few years, and it never had a time limit.
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The letter calls for the passage of two pending resolutions in both chambers of Congress that would eliminate any time limit.
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Any fee can be presented as a flat fee when you give it a time limit, but interest is still interest.
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Even so, most Tory leadership candidates promise a swift renegotiation, and many are talking of a time limit to the backstop.
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Facebook's dashboard does let users set an app time limit, and Facebook will pop up a reminder that you've reached it.
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The bill has a 20-hour time limit on consideration, so the final vote could be very late (or very early.)
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This is probably why so many states think it's reasonable to set a time limit on rape or sexual assault cases.
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Most students take an average of 12 to 18 months to graduate after entering Excel, but there is no time limit.
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Racing to see how expensive a cart of goodies on Amazon you can rack up inside a 15-minute time limit.
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Then there's the time limit on the document; it's valid for just five years between the issue date and expiration date.
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Even assuming seven years is the proper time limit, the issue of how the seven years is calculated can be complex.
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CEO of Livia, Chen Nachum, says there is no time limit for the unit, that wearing it all day is fine.
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In light of the March 5 time limit imposed by the president, a scaled back deal is the most responsible approach.
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He always wants the pizza hot and fresh, which means the missions have a time limit—between 30 and 60 minutes.
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With no time limit to legal proceedings, sharp-eyed hedge funds that spy a looming domination agreement can make easy money.
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Congress never attached a time limit for ratification, and in 1982, Gregory Watson, a college sophomore, wrote a paper about it.
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During that beta test, players had a time limit and would eventually need to spend money to lengthen their play sessions.
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Tests this year were shorter than those in years past, and students were permitted to take them without a time limit.
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A posted sign said there was a 20 minute time limit, but I had no problem staying for about two hours.
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Broadcasters have been begging the FCC to delay the transition on the grounds that the 39-month time limit is draconian.
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The party feature has a five-minute time limit in which the customer must place their order to get the deal.
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Some prefer their first encounter, others their 60-minute broadway, others the urgency of Omega's desperate 30-minute time-limit victory.
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" Asked if a time limit could be put on the backstop, she added: "Then it is not a backstop any more.
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Donaldson said attaching a time limit would incentivise both sides to strike a trade deal that would keep the border open.
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The specific time limit is mandated by the Presidential and Federal Records Act Amendments of 2014, codified at 44 USC 2209.
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The time limit gave the whimsical scheme structure, and it also put participants at ease; I wasn't asking for serious art.
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We had a strict time limit, so we stuck to broad themes, rather than exploring the many intricacies of his case.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but with limited stock, we can't see it sticking around for too long.
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Set a time limit for the meeting (no more than an hour) and throw out a few dates to choose from.
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In late August there was even talk of adjusting the backstop by narrowing it to agrifoods or setting a time limit.
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Current N.C.A.A. rules allow 20 seconds between pitches with no one on; there is no time limit with runners on base.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't see it sticking around for long at this low price.
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A bill before the state House would eliminate the time limit for prosecutions and move the lawsuit ceiling to age 2261.
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It remains to be seen whether Google will set a time limit on free Internet usage or explore other revenue models.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't see it sticking around for too long at this price.
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There is no time limit for the speaker to send over the articles after they are approved by a House vote.
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These sometimes come with open-ended requests for access to users' data, meaning there is little or no time limit involved.
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Even the Republican senators who have risen to Sessions' defense have appeared to have put a time limit on their support.
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Gilbertson that the three-year Securities Act time limit is a statute of repose and said in 2014's CTS v.
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A bill before the state House would eliminate the time limit for prosecutions and move the lawsuit ceiling to age 50.
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Cutting off basic assistance doesn't help individuals get jobs, as research on SNAP's time limit and similar rules in Medicaid indicate.
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Set a Time Limit and Eat Before You Go Your visit should be between 90 minutes and two hours at most.
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Some more serious crimes don't have a time limit, but only if the alleged abuse took place during or after 2001.
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There is no time limit under New York state's statute of limitations for so-called Class A felonies such as rape.
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These two sailors miss the time limit and are forced to complete the sprint again until they can make the deadline.
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Donaldson said attaching a time limit would incentivize both sides to strike a trade deal that would keep the border open.
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Snapchat is a messaging app that lets users put a time limit on the pictures and videos they send before they disappear.
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The top Brexit negotiator for the European Union has slapped an 18-month time limit on deal talks with the United Kingdom.
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The interim guide also allows schools to deny survivors the ability to appeal, and lifts the time limit for completing an investigation.
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Fan will not be charged if she pays back the money within a time limit, The Hollywood Reporter said that Xinhua reported.
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Unlike Android's rendition of the feature, Apple will allow users to ignore and snooze the screen time limit they've put on themselves.
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You can also set up a time limit to receive a notification when you've been on Instagram for a while for instance.
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They said they hoped not to use the temporary backstop, but rejected a time limit or a unilateral British right of exit.
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Rivera also added some rules he thought should be in place for sexual harassment allegations, including a time limit and external evidence.
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As for the time limit, the guidelines propose a shorter period than Mrs May did, with transition ending on December 31st 2020.
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Police in Kosovo told Reuters that Soper had exceeded the time limit of his stay in the country and had been deported.
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He says the deal he signed with EMI effectively has no time limit ... it could last the rest of his natural life.
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The new contracts offered by Baghdad will also set a time limit for companies to end gas flaring from oilfields they develop.
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The UPND's case against Lungu was dismissed on a technicality after its lawyers failed to provide evidence within the required time limit.
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If the committee agrees that the treatment is futile, the family may seek another doctor to provide it, within a time limit.
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WABetaInfo has noticed that the latest version of WhatsApp extends that time limit significantly to one hour, eight minutes, and 16 seconds.
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The bill also includes a one-year window during which victims of any age or time limit can come forward to prosecute.
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"When you're given a cancer diagnosis or a scary honest diagnosis, you're suddenly given a possibility of a time limit," she explained.
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Video snap storms and a time limit on videos would inevitably drive up the counts of videos created and viewed on Snapchat.
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And actually in California I don't think there's any time limit on how long you can keep a body at home. Wow.
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Immigration detention in Britain has no time limit, despite repeated criticisms from international organizations including the UN and the Council of Europe.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for too long at this low price.
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There is no time limit on this impressive deal, but we can't see it staying at this low price for much longer.
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"When you're given a cancer diagnosis or a scary honest diagnosis, you're suddenly given a possibility of a time limit," she said.
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"What concerns us is the low standard the government has to bear and the absence of a time limit," Mr. Smith added.
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This internal review has no explicit time limit and could easily stretch on for weeks while a healthy person languishes in quarantine.
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"Rapists should never be able to evade legal consequences simply because an arbitrary time limit has expired," bill author and state Sen.
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Typically, the facilitator poses a question or presents a challenge, then the group has a time limit to build something in response.
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In the wake of the report, Pennsylvania lawmakers have moved to discuss a bill that would eliminate the time limit for prosecutions.
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I hope that people who love people who have lost someone to suicide will understand there's no time limit to the pain.
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Without a time limit, investigations might drag on for years, as they sometimes did before the 2011 guidelines were in place, Peterson said.
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The innovative aspect of the screens, which are visible at both ends of the court, is not the time limit, but the transparency.
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But Vine's tiny time limit and the 30-second max on videos uploaded to Twitter was choking out creativity and pushing creators elsewhere.
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Once it runs out, iOS will gray out the icon and display a full-screen banner telling you you've reached your time limit.
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But the Daily Telegraph newspaper said Cox had abandoned attempts to secure a hard time-limit or unilateral exit mechanism for the backstop.
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It will also offer you the option to set a daily time limit as well as a link to manage your Facebook notifications.
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A church that holds services in different locations sued the town after it received citations for violating the time limit for directional signs.
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Representatives of both the government and communist guerrillas would sign a joint declaration committing "to unilateral ceasefires with no time limit", it said.
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Zach & Amanda and Joss & Sylvia: Sylvia quietly works her way forward with Joss inch by inch but can't finish in the time limit.
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The withdrawal agreement that includes the backstop cannot be amended to include a time limit or an exit clause without undermining its purpose.
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The Lords has a similar multi-stage process, but unlike the Commons, there is no ability to time-limit or control the debate.
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Unlike Instagram or Snapchat, though, each individual video can be up to 45 seconds — significant longer than the usual 10-second time limit.
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Nationally, the drop in enrollment was particularly steep in April, when participants who faced the three-month time limit began losing their benefits.
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However, some assaults described in the New Yorker piece took place in New York, where first-degree sexual assault has no time limit.
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The library in October hired monitors to sit near the bathroom, record names on a log and enforce a five-minute time limit.
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I'm left handed and Kristine is right handed so we painted at the same time, with an hour time limit for each painting.
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The company has fashioned strollers inspired by Cinderella's royal carriage, and unlike that fantastical pumpkin creation, this one doesn't have a time limit.
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The time limit forces many Snowbirds to spend much less of their time and money in the United States than they would like.
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DOJ says it needs an exemption to the time limit to keep families together, but ACLU said eliminating the provision would be horrible.
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In his remarks, Wang did not specifically mention the 90-day time limit the White House said negotiations had to be completed by.
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Speakers are asked to abide by a 15-minute time limit when speaking at the General Assembly, but leaders frequently surpass that time.
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Ms. Van Susteren, on Facebook, wrote that she had to leave the network now because of a time limit on her exit clause.
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Since there are no sharp lines in the development of a human being, any time limit on embryo research will necessarily be arbitrary.
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The fully-functioning throne will be open for public use, but a three-minute time limit will be imposed to reduce queue times.
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From the app dashboard, you will be able to tap into the apps you're using and set a time limit for daily usage.
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Voice messages will expire two minutes after the recipient plays them, but this time limit can be removed in your iPhone's Settings app.
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The time limit was added in an effort to attract support from Republicans, who are nearly united in opposition to EPA climate regulations.
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At the same time, the country is under pressure given that the two-year time limit to conclude Brexit talks continues to tick.
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Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das also said a time limit for farmers to pay crop insurance premiums has been extended by 15 days.
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"(The backstop) remains, but 2 sides commit to finding a different way of doing it within a time limit," she said on Twitter.
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Ms. Clark suggests alerting the expert if the meeting is in danger of running over the agreed upon time limit as a courtesy.
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It's one of the most beautiful marathons in the world, but it is also absurdly hilly, and runners have a strict time limit.
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But Mr. Mattis said Congress would have to pass legislation to waive the five-year time limit for awarding the Medal of Honor.
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The White House's guidelines – which originally had a 15-day time limit when they were issued March 16 – are advisory and non binding.
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A bill before the state House, SB 261, would eliminate the time limit for prosecutions and move the lawsuit ceiling to age 50.
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But a bankruptcy filing would freeze all existing litigation and could set a time limit for victims to come forward to receive compensation.
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Perhaps it is a time limit on how long a decision can be analyzed or how many replays officials are allowed to see.
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"Those subject to the time limit have profound barriers to employment," said Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, executive director of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks.
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In response, the board began more strictly enforcing a time limit on the challenges received more than 90 days after the initial decision.
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The European Union has said that there can be no renegotiation of the withdrawal agreement and no time limit to the Irish backstop.
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Nineteen of the states that are reimposing the three-month time limit in 2016 are doing so because their employment rates have improved.
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Goldman set a three-year time limit on the challenge, which would've closed on Monday if nobody was able to crack the code.
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There are few half-built houses, because the church checks that families have enough money to complete them, and sets a strict time limit.
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Because of the law's strict time limit, it also represented the GOP's last chance to repeal the Obama-era methane rule under the CRA.
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Next time they want to record, they'll have the option to team up through Anchor's "Record with Friends" feature, where there's no time limit.
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The Green Parrot didn't charge for the calls, but there was a two-minute time limit, or five minutes if the bar was quiet.
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The company also added an Ebitda cap at 25% and reduced the time limit for add-backs to 18 months, down from 24 months.
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The repurchase plan has no time limit and may be suspended for periods or discontinued at any time, the company said in a statement.
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HQ Trivia is a 203-question live trivia game that gives you a short time limit to answer questions by choosing among three options.
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Those concerns were eased by adding another 60 days to the time limit on the "acting" appointment — all the way up to 210 days.
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There has long been debate about whether and how to extend the two-year time limit set by Article 50 of the EU treaty.
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Roberts and Grylls will travel to Kenya and traverse hazardous terrain to deliver the vaccines to a remote village — all under a time limit.
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Faced with that time limit, Opportunity's minders were thrilled not to have to spend any of those precious sols just looking for interesting rocks.
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Earlier this year, Google announced that the next version of Android, Android P, will come with app-monitoring and time limit features built in.
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Previously the Academy set a general screen time limit: no more than two hours in front of the TV for kids over age 2.
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There's also a "manage your time" section, which will send you a notification when you've reached a pre-determined time limit in the app.
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When his son would hit the time limit on a game he was playing, he would simply delete the app, and re-download it.
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Carr did not want to acknowledge the possibility that the time limit to federally charge Pantaleo with a crime could expire without any charges.
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But Supreme Court precedent says criminal charges cannot be filed in an old case if a reporting time limit for that case ever expired.
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There's no time limit, no risk of "failure", the challenges remain pretty consistent across the stages, and the game both looks and sounds delightful.
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"And if we can, then that means there's essentially no time limit on when it could be useful, so that's really exciting for us."
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I expect people will get creative with the new tools: video notes in particular, with their 10-second time limit, seem ripe for experimentation.
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The Oscars are getting a shakeup in 2019, starting with a strict three-hour time limit and a new category to honor popular film.
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What makes this even more confounding is the fact that there is a standard in place for a reasonable time limit for amending resolutions.
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But the judge said AIG can appeal immediately, noting that federal courts in comparable cases have reached differing conclusions over the proper time limit.
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In Desert Storm, for example, President Bush gave Saddam Hussein a time limit to remove his forces from Kuwait before bringing down the thunder.
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Nathan Handwerker himself had set the time limit at 12 minutes because he was concerned that too many frankfurters were being consumed for free.
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An 18-carat gold toilet has been plumbed into Blenheim Palace for visitors to use, but they'll have to respect a strict time-limit.
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Putting a timer on apps isn't going to stop that -- I'll just open a different one, or turn off the time limit controls completely.
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More states, including Kentucky, West Virginia and Tennessee, have reinstated the time limit in some or all of their counties since Trump took office.
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President Trump has told the United States Congress that his administration has "no time limit" for North Korea to dismantle its nuclear weapons arsenal.
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While his proposed amendment is vague, pro-Brexit Conservatives favor a time limit to the backstop plan or a unilateral right to leave it.
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Even though Mulvaney was designated as "acting" chief by Trump, a White House official told reporters there was "no time limit" on his appointment.
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There was a time limit on when the government could seek an injunction, because the merger agreement between the companies expires on June 21.
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The three-month time limit on food assistance for unemployed adults not raising children should be suspended as long as the economy is struggling.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for too long now that Cyber Monday has finished.
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The bill also prevents eye doctors from "pocket-vetoing" future sales by imposing an 8-hour time limit to veto prospective third party transactions.
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Republicans are expected to use parliamentary procedures to try to slow the process, but the time limit means they're unlikely to make much difference.
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After selecting a time limit, you&aposll get a notification in the center of your screen notifying you that your sleep timer is set.
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Another approach could be for the FCC to extend its "shot clock" rule that sets a time limit on local cell tower siting decisions.
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Malaysia said last week the search by Texas-based Ocean Infinity would end on Tuesday after two extensions of the original 2000-day time limit.
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Just last year, he canceled benefits for thousands by reimposing a time limit on benefits for childless adults who don't work or work part time.
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As unemployment rates fall, that time limit — one of the cruelest provisions of the 1996 welfare reform law — has been coming back across the country.
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It records 4K with full-sensor readout and no crop to speak of, and there's no recording time limit for 4K at 30 or 24p.
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Other measures that would retroactively extend the time limit to sue and expand and strengthen Michigan&aposs mandatory reporter law remain alive in the House.
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You can give permanent access, a one-time pass with a time limit, or recurring access that works on certain days and at certain times.
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Several Dem committee members told Axios they saw the 2-hour time limit as Attorney General Barr walling them off from Mueller and his team.
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But he put a time limit on those talks, which means Iran may put itself on the path toward a nuclear weapon in mere weeks.
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She doesn't have any evidence-based recommendations for a time limit on use of devices, but says "frequent breaks from near work" are very important.
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"The time limit for embryo research should be drawn where it will best promote valuable science while respecting as many different moral views as possible."
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Dead Eye does have a time limit, but there's no shortage of tonics or provisions that can replenish your Dead Eye core in a jam.
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Brexit supporters in May's government are concerned any temporary arrangements with the EU that lack a clear time limit may become permanent solutions over time.
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As for how long the peace lasts -- we're told there was no time limit discussed, and the hope is it will be an extended one.
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Shaktikanta Das, a top finance ministry official, also said a time limit for farmers to pay crop insurance premiums had been extended by 15 days.
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No work requirement, no training requirement, no time limit — just food stamps forever for adults with no disabilities or dependent kids keeping them from working.
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Some of the country's leading department stores allow returns for up to one year, like Nordstrom, or set no time limit at all, like Macy's.
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Members often asked yes-or-no questions during oversight hearings in order to cycle through more inquiries within the five-minute time limit they have.
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However, one official said every one of Trump's interactions with other leaders had a time limit before it would eventually devolve into an inappropriate interaction.
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There is no time limit, but there is one catch: Entrepreneurs must stand waist-deep in the Baltic Sea for the duration of their pitches.
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"There's no time limit on a to-do list, so I just kept adding things to it, thinking I would do them later," she says.
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Make sure you know which time limit applies, and even if you decide to pursue the informal route initially, don't lose track of these deadlines.
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If we solve the puzzle within a time limit, we all get a share of the prize money; if we fail, no one gets anything.
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Each of these contracts, which have been running every week or two for most of the summer, gives you a target and a time limit.
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May's pro-Brexit hard-liners fear that their country could be trapped indefinitely in a customs union and want a time limit on this plan.
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For days there had been deadlock over the Irish border issue, and the hard-line Brexiteers demand for an exit clause, or a time limit.
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It's easy to fall into a cycle of endless scrolling and double tapping, but did you know you could set your own time limit reminder?
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Among Kendall's conditions: The President shouldn't be under a subpoena and he should testify from the White House with a time limit on the proceedings.
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There isn&apost a technical limit to how far Uber can take you, but the company has established a four-hour time limit on trips.
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In the event of a hung parliament, the Italian constitution specifies no time limit for parties to reach an agreement or call a fresh election.
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The debate hinged on whether there was a time limit, and on what kind of shape he would be in after running the first mile.
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It also lets you set a time limit so that you receive an automatic reminder if you've spent more than you allot for yourself each day.
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The new program also put a time limit on how long families could receive cash benefits and tied assistance to employment or other work-related activities.
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Malaysia said last week the search by Texas-based company Ocean Infinity would end on Tuesday after two extensions of the original 2150-day time limit.
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Sure, you can just bypass the limit, but if you really cared about your well-being you'd let someone else set the time limit for you.
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Maybe. Certainly it has to be something the game designers anticipated, and the time limit alone suggests that they're trying to make it hard to do.
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So can be difficult to impossible for some women to come up with that money before the time limit passes in states with strict abortion laws.
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After anywhere from 15 minutes to eight hours of Facebook or Instagram stalking, you'll get an "alert" telling you you've exceeded your self-imposed time limit.
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Article 217 sets in motion a negotiating process with a two-year time limit that can be extended only by unanimous agreement of all EU governments.
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In such areas, a parking officer will mark a car tire with chalk and then return to the car after the parking time limit has passed.
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You can set a time limit for just THAT app, and if you want to set the limit for weekends only, you can do that, too!
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The administration has yet to implement a legislatively mandated time limit of four years on cash assistance programs for poor parents who are capable of working.
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If you find a space you love, keep in mind there is a five-time limit on how often you can show up in one month.
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The bill aims to speed up the licensing process, too: it places a 90-day time limit on how long permits should take to get approved.
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Faced with that time limit, Opportunity's minders were overjoyed at not having to spend any of those precious sols just trundling round looking for interesting rocks.
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There is no time limit to this process, which is set to begin on March 13, but it could be completed as early as March 14.
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He has also changed his original idea of fixing a three-year time limit in the EEA before moving towards a Canada-style free-trade deal.
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Two French proposals remain as sticking-points: to reduce the time limit for posting to 12 months, and to include lorry drivers in the new legislation.
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The solution could be as simple as putting a time limit on recouping of unauthorized military bonus payments from the affected period of 2006 to 2008.
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Most notably, the campaign admitted to some of welfare reform's shortcomings, such as its five-year time limit on benefits received, which they pledged to address.
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Because the ratification deadline wasn't included in the text of the ERA itself, some legal scholars have argued that states never agreed to a time limit.
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Facing a time limit, players have to transport a quantity of sloshing quantum material into a designated zone without running into obstacles or spilling the material.
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The $5 monthly EA and Origin Access plans offer early looks at games, but with a time limit; unlimited prerelease play requires a $15 plan instead.
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But Alito wrote that it is not the court's job to impose a time limit for when immigrants can be detained after serving a prison sentence.
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"The 453-month time limit is rapidly approaching," said Michael Wisehart, an assistant director at the Arizona Department of Economic Security, which runs the welfare program.
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A majority of justices on the court seemed to agree there should be some sort of time limit on the government's ability to pick them up.
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The benefit ranges from several days in some countries to up to three years for very young children in France, and no time limit in Spain.
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" Yet the statute specifies the "insurance" to which that time limit applies is a "policy or certificate [or] contract" that provides "benefits consisting of medical care.
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The bill calls for an automatic time limit of 30 minutes per day, though users would be able to adjust the amount of time for themselves.
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Judge Nathan asked that Musk and the SEC submit a joint letter explaining why she should approve the settlement — and set a one-week time limit.
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Asked during a leadership debate whether the backstop would be acceptable if a time limit could be agreed, both Johnson and Hunt said it would not.
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The tests given this year were shorter, and given without a time limit — changes that made a direct comparison with prior years difficult, state officials said.
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In the United States there is no time limit once a defendant is sent to trial, which means they have no interest in dragging out proceedings.
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There's no time limit on how far ahead you can order a ticket, though there are limitations on how many reservations you can have at once.
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Another idea is to temporarily ease the time limit for seasonal workers who are currently allowed to work a maximum of 70 days, the minister said.
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The rules set no time limit, and even use the phrase "whensoever" -- suggesting that the House can make the formal notice at any time it chooses.
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The legislation would set a time limit for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to approve the project and makes a necessary land transfer for the project.
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Ross's video feed at the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) conference was faded out after roughly 20 minutes for going over his time limit, according to Bloomberg.
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Assuming you are taking a highway trip with no traffic, that means your Uber could easily take you 200 miles before the time limit kicked in.
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A prosecutor in Ohio said he rejected applicants if he thought they wouldn't be able to pay restitution within a time limit — one that he imposed.
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"I would still be doing the swimming now," he said, a couple of days after the 17-hour time limit to complete the course had elapsed.
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Ending a filibuster, when 60 senators vote to invoke cloture, sets a time limit on further debate and strictly limits the amendments that can be proposed.
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He said Ireland and the EU would not accept a fixed time-limit on the backstop either as that would kill the purpose of the insurance policy.
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All messages sent from other group members before you left and after you left aren't visible to you anymore (within the 24 hour time limit, of course).
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A second sex crime allegation against Assange involving a separate Swedish woman cannot be reopened as the legal time-limit on pursuing a case has been exceeded.
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According to the plain text of the 1972 joint resolution, the time limit is a limit on ratification, not a sunset provision on the joint resolution itself.
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"We're seeing this big push to limit abortion later in pregnancy, but also imposing a gestational time limit that becomes shorter and shorter over time," she said.
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Increasing the pace of play may require shortening the time limit to less than 25 seconds, or implementing a system independent of the chair umpire—or both.
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Brad Pitt joked that the seconds-long time limit for his Oscars speech was more than the Senate gave John Bolton at President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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And she is renewing her call for Michigan lawmakers to enact legislation that would retroactively extend the time limit for victims of childhood sexual abuse to sue.
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You might be fighting a swarm of tiny Yoshi with a strict time limit, or trying to beat Fox while dealing with ever-present wind and earthquakes.
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Battlefront II also puts a time limit on how often you're able to earn currency in some modes, earning unflattering comparisons with free-to-play mobile games.
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You can now also add specific games to your whitelist in the Switch Parental Controls app, though any time limit restrictions you have enabled will still apply.
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At one hospital, doctors advised her to get a psychiatrist's note saying she had threatened to kill herself, so that she could extend the legal time limit.
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Brussels has also resisted May's push, demanded by eurosceptic Conservatives, to put a time limit on the backstop or allow Britain a way to exit it alone.
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There is no obvious time limit to Eagle Eye use, so there's no reason not to use it constantly while hunting or searching for herbs, plants, etc.
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Final CRA tally: Wednesday's vote was the last one the Senate will take under the CRA because the law sets a time limit on passing disapproval resolutions.
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In total, 40 states will have some sort of time limit on SNAP benefits in place this year, 23 for the first time since the Great Recession.
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A former platoon leader began campaigning in 2009 for McCloughan to get the award, resulting in an act of Congress in December to waive the time limit.
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What's more, nothing about her sophomore effort has seemed to be in her control, allowing K.T.S.E to be overshadowed by Kanye's antics, dense production, and time limit.
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There should never be a time limit to fight for justice involving a crime that haunts its victims for a lifetime and rarely is an isolated occurrence.
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Pac-Man CE isn't about beating discrete levels, it's about constantly chasing these paths of dots and getting the highest score possible within a fixed time limit.
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Members often asked yes or no questions during oversight hearings in order to cycle through more inquiries within the five-minute time limit they have for questions.
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But in order to give all lawmakers a chance to weigh in, leaders are now saying they will not place a time limit on the 28500 a.m.
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Accept the offer within the 30-day time limit — once you accept, it will automatically be added to your Wallet app (to decline, simply tap "No Thanks").
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They had to deal with cold weather and had to sprint to the bathrooms to be able to make it back in the six-minute time limit.
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Smart candidates in competitive districts should indicate support for getting to the whole truth while also suggesting some time limit on the work of the special counsel.
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It's like he's living in graffiti mode on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, trying to tag as much territory as he can before the time limit expires.
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"Workers described stripping off their gear while running to the restroom, an embarrassing but necessary action to meet the strict five-minute time limit" the report said.
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Other ministers have suggested a more open-ended campaign, pushing back against international calls for restraint and for Turkey to put a time limit on the conflict.
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The new contracts offered by Baghdad will also set a time limit for companies to end gas flaring from oilfields they develop on territory under its control.
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One way to do this is over time, limit the federal payment to coverage for children living at, or below, 250 percent of the federal poverty level.
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During big recessions, Congress normally acts to extend the time limit in order to recognize that even diligent job-seekers will have trouble getting new work quickly.
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Standing at the barricades ringing the court, she held a sign reading "Because Justice Knows No Time Limit, #EndRapeSOL" to denounce statutes of limitations on sexual assault.
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After finding a flaw, the team informs the company and gives it a time limit to fix the critical bugs, which are known as "zero day" vulnerabilities.
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With a time limit and little to no instruction, the bakers' best is usually a hilarious, oozing mess that looks nothing like what they hope to emulate.
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HB 2491 would not actually change the time limit for receiving an abortion in Virginia, Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager for the Guttmacher Institute, told Vox.
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In the final match, the yellow and purple teams were both on the verge of toppling the other team's pole when the 90-second time limit expired.
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Technically there was already a time limit in place: players at Grand Slam events were given only 20 seconds between points (25 seconds at other tour events).
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It's a gentle game with no time limit, so you can spend as long as you want working out the puzzles and marveling at the geometric art.
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The U.K. proposal does not put a time limit on that status, though it would have to be renewed every four years by the Northern Ireland Assembly.
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There is a 25-second time limit between points on the ATP Tour, and a 20-second limit at Grand Slam events, although players are rarely penalized.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley will make an opening statement with no time limit, followed by an opening statement from the top Democrat on the committee, Sen.
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In late November, Justice Department lawyers appealed a federal judge's decision that blocked the government's attempt to eliminate a 20-day time limit on most family detentions.
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Rudolph Strelis, a graduate student at Pratt Institute, said he had used Citi Bike about three times this year, but he did not like the time limit.
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But every crime carries a statute of limitations -- a time limit, starting from the day a person commits a crime, within which criminal charges must be brought.
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The activists called for changes to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) which currently has no time limit on holding immigrants in custody while resolving legal issues.
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The move is particularly interesting in that it moves away from the 10-second time limit popular in apps like Snapchat and inches Instagram closer to YouTube territory.
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The longest you can mute notifications for is eight hours, and there's nothing in the app to prevent you from using it once you've reached your time limit.
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They have said they will continue to oppose May's draft deal with Brussels unless she can either remove the backstop or put a time limit on its effectiveness.
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There's no way to avoid that without Congress repealing the time limit, and as Congress has actually cut benefits in recent years it's hard to see that happening.
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To help pry you away from the Facebook app, the feature also lets you set daily reminders that&aposll pop up when you reach a certain time limit.
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The new contracts offered by Baghdad will also set a time limit for companies to end gas flaring from oil fields they develop on territory under its control.
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For some, they help, but I suspect a lot of people are like me: when they hit the time limit, they just turn it off and keep scrolling.
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So unless we come up with a disease repelling rubber duck, we should probably put a time limit on the use of a particular squeaky bacteria breeding ground.
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The law reduced the legal time limit for abortions from 203 weeks to 20, based on the medically debated claim that fetuses can feel pain after 20 weeks.
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I feel most like myself with makeup when I have everything in front of me and can just go crazy with the colors, no time limit, just explore.
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In the administration's telling, the only two options are for parents to be kept with their children (with no time limit), or for the family to be separated.
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The time limit idea then spiraled outward into a fuller piece of art, with Nijman and Calis eventually turning to indie publisher Devolver Digital for funding and support.
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With his flair for design, ability to keep his head down, and clear knack for performing well under a time limit, it's unsurprising that he ended up winning.
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Today, some of these courier companies refuse to cooperate with police, investigative and justice agencies or do so within a time limit that renders the information transmitted unnecessary.
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According to Martinsson, Both aggravated assault and assault will normally result in "detention of the suspect," and there is no formal time limit for detention of this kind.
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Rather, Google hopes that the commission will recommend a time limit for gag orders, so that they will eventually expire and companies will be allowed to disclose them.
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The lack of providers also contributes to longer wait times for appointment availability, pushing some women past the legal time limit to obtain the procedure in their state.
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BPAS is calling for the government to scrap the current 24-week time limit on abortion and the requirement for two doctors to sign off on a termination.
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Seventy-two hours marks the time limit for immigrants of any age to be held in the border stations, which are meant to serve as temporary housing facilities.
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HOUSTON — The offers seem too good to pass up: Loans worth tens of thousands of dollars with no money down and no time limit for paying it back.
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In that popular arcade game, you'd have to drive around town, hailing rides and dropping off passengers, to earn as much money as possible within a time limit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit minister Dominic Raab cannot endorse a Brexit deal which does not include a set time limit on customs union membership, BuzzFeed reported on Friday.
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The HSA is flexible in that you can pay yourself back at any time for expenses incurred in previous years, and there is no time limit for reimbursement.
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Touch of class: A guard sits in a booth and buzzes you in to one of four single-occupancy restrooms, where you have a five-minute time limit.
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When you set a time limit on an app in Screen Time, your iPhone or iPad will let you use the app uninterrupted until you pass that limit.
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The Fair Pay Act corrected that time limit so that each discriminatory paycheck, rather than just the first one, resets the 180-day limit to file a claim.
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Zoom recently lifted the 40-minute time limit per video meeting for its free product in China in an effort to help those affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Another woman, Danielle Tudor, immediately reported her assault — by a serial rapist — but he wasn't captured until seven years later; by then, the time limit had run out.
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The opposition asked for a time limit on Orbán's emergency powers, but the prime minister's ruling Fidesz party had the majority to push the law through without alteration.
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During the question-and-answer period, he read the questions aloud and gently tried to keep the teams of lawyers within the five-minute time limit for answers.
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However, 75% of these reached the time limit before a first verdict was issued, meaning Bonafede's reform would have only a limited effect on preventing trials being annulled.
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The ERA Coalition, which supports the amendment, said it "strongly disagrees with the OLC's opinion that the time limit cannot be removed" and intends to pursue it regardless.
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In 2019, Spotify introduced a sleep timer feature, allowing users of the Spotify mobile app to set a time limit on their use and prevent draining their battery.
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"After the Flores regulations are finally adjudicated and put in place, that time limit will be alleviated and it will be [another] option for managing cases," he said.
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"After the Flores regulations are finally adjudicated and put in place, that time limit will be alleviated and it will be [another] option for managing cases," he said.
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But states can waive that time limit in areas with high unemployment or where there is an insufficient number of jobs, as defined by the Department of Labor.
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"There are now ideas floating around again, and it does feel like Groundhog Day, about a time limit to the backstop or a unilateral exit clause," she said.
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At the time, the statute of limitations for child sex crimes allowed charges to be brought until a victim turned 38; the time limit was erased in 2017.
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There is no time limit on the vehicles' use as authorized by automakers, and once they stop being used they must be destroyed or exported within 30 days.
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The constraints of the MPC — such as a limited memory bank and a time limit for samples on early models — required great parsimony and creativity to work around.
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That proposal would likely face opposition from EU negotiators who have said the backstop is an insurance policy against a hard border, and cannot include a time limit.
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Lee of Feeding Wisconsin says that his state took a release from the time-limit waiver in 2014 and, as a result, 120,000 ABAWDs lost their food stamp eligibility.
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That power is so broad, in fact, that if Congress decided to remove the Equal Rights Amendment time limit today, that decision would not be subject to judicial review.
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Now, the time limit has been dropped, and you can wipe an entire chat history clean on your device and on anyone else's who was part of the chat.
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The time limit for implementing the agreement has been extended from ten to 15 years, to lessen the fiscal strain caused by spending billions of dollars on rural development.
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Tripp responded that any time limit would be "really profoundly problematic," prompting another attempt by Kavanaugh to get a more precise answer — but no clear answer from the government.
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Ford's attorney Debra Katz thanked senators for supporting the push for an FBI investigation, but also questioned Republicans' decision to put a one-week time limit on the probe.
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Many of the allegations centered in Los Angeles and Miami will fall outside statute of limitations there, but in New York, there is no time limit on rape investigations.
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On Thursday, Trump imposed a 30-day time limit on talks to amend the bill, pressuring Democrats, like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), to move ahead with it.
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Brad Pitt joked that the seconds-long time limit he got for his Oscars speech was more than the Senate gave John Bolton during President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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Unless the proposers put a time limit on their amendment's ratification—as has been the case for most 20th-century amendments—it can sit around accumulating ratifications in perpetuity.
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Campaigners have argued the current laws are still too restrictive, criticizing a three-day "cooling off" period required by the law and the 12-week time limit on terminations.
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Most states already treat such cases differently from most crimes, with the time limit for bringing them being both longer and often not begun until years after the crime.
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But it might be possible to change the time limit because the toys' firmware is not signed or encrypted so it can be overwritten by anyone, according to Stone.
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Many yoga and spin studios even sell multi-class packs that come with a time limit, so if you don't use them all within the month you lose them.
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After your main balls have ended, you are given an extra, bonus ball, but this one is based on a time limit, the seconds earned during your main game.
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He clocks in at around 38 minutes a speech, well over both the voluntary 15-minute time limit suggested by the UN and the worldwide average of 20 minutes.
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It's not clear why the limit is now so specific, apart from being 2^12, and the WhatsApp support pages don't provide any additional info on the time limit.
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"One month is an interesting time limit for a ban, I am not exactly sure what they think they can achieve, and why a ban is necessary," Sinpeng said.
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On Tuesday, while clarifying remarks he made at the news conference, Trump also said there was "no time limit" on North Korea and that sanctions would remain in place.
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But federal officials refused to allow work requirements or a time limit on coverage, and they said the state could not charge premiums to people below the poverty level.
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That would mean the time limit on the backstop would extend beyond a three-year implementation, or transition, period for a further three years, into the future relationship phase.
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That's right: JASC put a time limit on Paint Shop Pro and started competing with Adobe and other companies using the kind of shrink-wrapped packaging techniques were using.
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The 24 stages are short—the time limit is often only 60 or 90 seconds long—and compared to a traditional Mario game, don't pose much of a challenge.
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Since then, the union has fiercely protected the jobs of teachers in the reserve, resisting attempts to put a time limit on how long a teacher can remain there.
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The biggest problem new Zoom users might face as they try to stay in touch with friends and family is the 40-minute time limit on free video calls.
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Instead, some Members of Parliament (MPs) have called for either a strict time limit on the backstop or a measure which would allow the U.K. to unilaterally end it.
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"It is hoped that the two sides will maintain the good momentum of the current consultations and strive to reach an agreement within the set time limit," it said.
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Some of the most serious child sex crimes, such as rape, have no time limit for bringing criminal charges, but only for conduct that occurred in 2001 or later.
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Zoom lifted the 40-minute time limit per video meeting for its free product in China last week, in an effort to help those affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
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White House lawyers had help making sure their speakers stayed within a five-minute time limit that Chief Justice Roberts strictly enforced, and he occasionally cut off speakers midsentence.
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But these measures come with conditions and a time limit, Xiao Yuanqi, the spokesperson of the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission said, according to state-owned Financial News.
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Republicans appear intent on using parliamentary rules that would block Democrats from filibustering the plan in the Senate, but would also put a time limit on the tax cuts.
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But it is unlikely she will get enough to satisfy her Eurosceptic Brexiteer lawmakers, who want her to remove or put a time limit on the Northern Ireland backstop.
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Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House on Tuesday, said there was no need to rush regarding North Korea, and that there was no time limit to act.
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Trump has said there is "no rush" and "no time limit" on denuclearization negotiations, but Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has given varying statements about the degree of Washington's patience.
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We discussed what comes next, what separates an FBI investigation from a typical Senate investigation, and whether it's unusual to impose a time limit on an investigation before it begins.
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There's no time limit on the questions that can be asked, or on the number of follow-up questions that can be asked, like you see in these committee hearings.
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In the history of our Constitution, a time limit in Congress has never stood in the way of an amendment that has been ratified by three fourths of the states.
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He supported "fast-track" authority to allow presidents to negotiate trade deals and submit them to Congress for up-or-down votes with no amendments and under a time limit.
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Above all, with her pulse and thoughts surely racing, Kerber was able to finish off her masterwork — the toughest task in a sport with no clock and no time limit.
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A message appears to recipients giving them advance warning that the note will vanish, and once they close the browser window (or the set time limit expires), it's gone forever.
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Orange said on Tuesday that there was no time limit on talks "with a view to a consolidation with Bouygues Telecom," nor was there any commitment to any particular outcome.
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Sterling whipsawed Tuesday after one media report that the German Chancellor Angela Merkel was considering a 5-year time limit on the Northern Ireland backstop clause within the withdrawal agreement.
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The feature allows users to set a time limit for Google to retain certain types of data, either three months or 18 months, after which the information is automatically deleted.
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The notice said the suspects identified in the list would be stripped of Turkish citizenship unless they returned to Turkey within the time limit and applied to the "relevant authorities".
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"Therefore, the Panel acknowledged that Serik Konakbayev reached the threshold of 20 nominations supporting his candidature for the AIBA Presidency within the relevant time limit," it said in a statement.
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Maybe you're okay with that on any flight if it means saving money, or maybe you have a time limit to how long you can be stuck between two strangers.
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"Rapists should never be able to evade legal consequences simply because an arbitrary time limit has expired," state senator Connie Leyva, who wrote the measure, said when the law passed.
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There was no whistle, and then, milliseconds before Waiters would have violated the five-second time limit, he flipped a looping pass to Kevin Durant, who could not corral it.
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The Democratic amendment appeared to pass, but Republican leaders held the vote open well past the time limit to allow their members to anonymously switch their votes and defeat it.
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"We need VW to guarantee, in a legally binding way and without any time limit, that the repairs will work and do not have any negative impact," the official said.
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He has admitted that the U.K. is preparing contingency plans in case it doesn't reach an agreement with the EU within the two-year time limit set on the talks.
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If you think you can pay off most or all of the loan before the time limit runs out, you could end up saving a lot of money on interest.
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"Stebbings&apos hyper-efficient, third-of-an-hour time limit consistently results in excellent guest insights about how to make the best decisions when it comes to investing," said Bullrich.
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All of those arguments were made in September at a planning commission hearing on the subject — a meeting that lasted more than two hours despite a time limit on comments.
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The Ringleader begins asking questions about what strategies and tactics would be most appropriate and effective, and the Activists try to agree on a successful approach within the time limit.
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But the range of stakeholders has many lawyers doubting whether the DHFL case can be resolved within the 330-day time limit for the process now set down in law.
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Mr. Constantin was the victim mostly of poor legal advice, trying to appeal the court's decision to declare him dead, even though the time limit for an appeal had passed.
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The Northern Irish party which props up May's minority government has decided to back her new deal if it includes a time limit to the backstop, The Sun newspaper reported.
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In Connecticut, though, the prosecution time limit for most rapes, in the absence of DNA evidence, remains five years, even though most other states have extended their statutes beyond that.
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The Trump administration has complained the detention time limit set by the agreement forces them to either release the immigrant families together or separate them -- an area of significant controversy.
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Some of the firm's directives are unique to the situation, like placing kitchen timers in restaurants and setting them to go off periodically for some time limit under an hour.
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The agency said it also had no statutory authority under the Clean Air Act to enforce a time limit on when a facility can be reclassified as an area source.
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"PTSD doesn't have a time limit," said Dr. Jacqueline M. Moline, the director of Northwell's Queens World Trade Center Health Program, which provides monitoring and treatment for dozens of illnesses.
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There also is no time limit for bathroom breaks — compared with the five minutes allowed for injury timeouts — because there is not uniformity in how far courts are from bathrooms.
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Thusly, upon learning this truth about myself, I immediately set a 45-minute daily time limit on the app (which I have since, um, ignored on one or two occasions).
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"Before I give the floor to the President of Bolivia, I'd like to appeal to the speakers to stick to the time limit," Ban Ki-moon, the Secretary-General, said.
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Assange's statement also dismissed media reports that companies pushed back against a time limit to fix vulnerabilities shared over emails, saying firms gave no response whatsoever to emails offering information.
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First, he got a commitment from Senate leadership and the Trump administration to put a time limit on allowing companies to write off the full value of new capital investments.
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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) - Ireland cannot accept a post-Brexit border backstop that has a time limit or a unilateral exit clause, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Sunday.
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In general, heartbeat bills do not cite a specific gestational time limit for abortions, but reproductive rights groups say they amount to a ban on abortion at about six weeks' gestation.
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The Northern Irish party which props up May's minority government has decided to back her new deal if it includes a time limit to the Irish backstop, The Sun newspaper reported.
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You start only being able to compete in aerobatics events, where you repeat the same moves over and over to reach a certain number of points within a certain time limit.
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You can also choose the "Set a Daily Reminder" option, which is on that screen and sends you an alert once you've used Facebook more than the time limit you set.
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"My worry — the thing that makes me scared sometimes — is that unlike all the other fights that humans have gotten themselves into, this one comes with a time limit," McKibben said.
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"There is no time limit, but volunteers will always try to make sure they use time wisely so they can talk to as many people in need as possible," Sinwelski said.
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The EU dislikes the first idea, does not believe technology will ever solve the problem and is against any time limit as it would negate the very purpose of a backstop.
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And she has said she will invoke Article 50 of the EU treaty, the legal clause that sets a two-year time limit for Brexit, by the end of March 2017.
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But they rejected Mrs May's request to set a one-year time limit for how long it might last, arguing quite reasonably that to do so would negate the backstop's purpose.
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It also would expand the inclusion of annuities in 401(k) plans and put a 10-year time limit on how long non-spouse beneficiaries can stretch out an inherited IRA.
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They must swim 3 lengths of a 25-meter pool without stopping, and then swim 3 lengths of the pool in a flight suit and tennis shoes with no time limit.
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For instance, Google has its Authenticator app that uses randomly generated numeric code with a strict time limit, and Facebook now uses a similar tool built into the Facebook app itself.
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" Nikki continues, "So it's like, even when he gives me this time limit to make a decision, if I'll get married or not, it's just like, I can't even tell you.
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There's no time limit on your stay, but most visitors spend a couple hours in the water and stick around for lunch or dinner at the Blue Cafe or LAVA restaurant.
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Your goal is to advance your position on your opponent and make them submit, or get enough points by getting them in bad positions by the end of the time limit.
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The $2 billion stock buyback has no time limit, whereas a separate $500 million accelerated stock repurchase will be completed in the "near term," the company said in a press release.
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But the EU as a whole has not set a time limit in its call for a new presidential vote and in its Bucharest meeting did not take a clear position.
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The company also announced "Screen Time," which let users set a time limit for using an app in a day, then send them a notification when they are approaching that limit.
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Business associations typically oppose paid leave obligations, which is an utterly irresponsible position right now and contrary to the beliefs of their own members, but a time limit might lessen resistance.
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It's something of a creative exercise for both playwrights and actors — a challenge that requires an original piece of theater to be written and performed within a 24-hour time limit.
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Properly identifying which people in formerly waived areas should be subject to the three-month time limit and which people should be exempt requires training staff and allocating more administrative resources.
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A term loan facility is a financial assistance program offered by a lending institution to help a company that requires operating capital, that has to be repaid within a time limit.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her top allies say they're still firmly in fact-finding mode and have promised a deliberate approach to the House's Ukraine investigation with no ironclad time limit.
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The appellate court correctly held that the Firrea extender provision "establishes the sole time limit applicable to suits brought by the F.D.I.C. as receiver," the government's brief filed last week says.
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"A time-limit on the backstop defeats the purpose of the backstop because it means that once the backstop expires you stand there with no solution for this border," Weyand said.
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But states can request to waive that time limit, including if their unemployment rate exceeds 10 percent, or if the rate is 20 percent above the national average in certain regions.
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"Nothing in the text of [the law] hints that those provisions have an implicit 6-month time limit on the length of detention," Justice Samuel Alito wrote in his majority opinion.
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Think about it, with a time limit of one minute, clever video producers could easily begin crafting even more elaborate mini-documentaries of their lives, one one-minute snapshot at a time.
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"O2 is in the process of preparing corresponding adjustments to its wholesale offer that will be introduced within the specified time limit," spokeswoman Lucie Pechackova said in a response to emailed questions.
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It should include that you extended your limit 45 times this week here, or flag that you have a problem when it comes to sticking to your time limit on certain apps.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Kingdom needs to secure changes to Brexit deal's Irish border backstop such as a time limit and an exit mechanism, former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Monday.
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Three more states have now also ratified the Equal Rights Amendment, with the shared understanding that the very process that extended the time limit out to 1982 could now remove it altogether.
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Last, while Mr Tata says that his new stint at the firm will be brief, he must also put a time limit of, say, 12 months on his role at the trusts.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see this staggering offer sticking around for too long, especially as it includes four toothbrush heads, a travel case, and charger.
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Instead, Safari puts a strict time limit on how long the cookie can stick around, keeping cookies available for 24 hours after a visit and outright deleting anything older than 30 days.
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Speed climbing involves two athletes climbing a fixed route to see who finishes first, while in lead climbing, athletes will try to climb as high as possible in a fixed time limit.
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Activists say hundreds of similar cases have failed to make it to court in Spain because of a lack of evidence or because the time limit to file a charge has passed.
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It would have been nice to see them fix those infuriating "skate in the air" calls, and putting some sort of stricter time limit on making challenges would also have been good.
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If that's not quite as comprehensive as you'd like, use the Delete all my tweets button, or set a time limit after which tweets are automatically erased via the Auto delete option.
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For example, a parent can designate the time limit and range of hours that screen time is allowed, but the kids can decide for themselves when they'd like to spend that time.
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The surprise deal to suspend Turkey's military offensive in Syria hinged on Erdogan's demand that Washington agree on a time limit on any ceasefire, a senior Turkish official told Reuters on Friday.
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So too were TANF's time limit and family cap policies, adopted by most states for 80 percent or more of their welfare populations, based on a flawed understanding of women on welfare.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed on Wednesday repeated his government's position that no time limit can be set on the "backstop" in Britain's Withdrawal Agreement with the European Union.
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The five witnesses were originally scheduled to appear last week, but the hearing was rescheduled when Democrats protested the firing of James Comey by enforcing a rarely mentioned time limit for hearings.
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Even while constrained by the current limit, Canadians spent $4 billion in Florida and $1.3 billion in New York in 2015; changing this time limit would result in them spending billions more.
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Vara criticised her deal in his resignation letter, saying that it left the UK "in a half-way house with no time limit on when we will finally be a sovereign nation".
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With "For Clara," her 15-minute work — she was given a time limit — featuring a cast of 17, she has chosen a dense, classical score: Schumann's Introduction and Concert Allegro, Op. 134.
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"The DUP has urged Johnson to seek a time-limit to the backstop, somewhere between three and six years, as a quid pro quo for a pact on food," said the article.
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The time limit differs from organ to organ—livers can also be on ice a bit longer, but the window for hearts and lungs tops out at between 6 and 12 hours.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday she was looking forward to exploring a proposal put forward by Poland's foreign minister for a time limit on the Irish backstop.
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Using Screen Time, you can limit the amount of time that can be spent using an iPad app, or set it at such a low time limit that it can't be used.
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He said he could not name the backers because of a nondisclosure agreement, even as he sought the council's permission to move quickly, citing a 60-day time limit on the offer.
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Mr. Johnson has said he will not accept the backstop or even a time limit upon it, insisting that whatever happens, the British will not put controls on the Northern Ireland border.
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The surprise deal to suspend Turkey's military offensive in Syria hinged on Erdogan's demand that Washington agree on a time limit on any ceasefire, a senior Turkish official told Reuters on Friday.
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Another option is to impose a time limit on the deal, but set that date well in the future, giving Ireland hope that the north might never be divided from the south.
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Another option is to impose a time limit on the deal, but set that date well in the future, giving Ireland hope that the north might never be divided from the south.
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They're ending it because the tale of a startup growing from strength to strength, from Season 1's incubator to Season 6's vast warehouse HQ, has a built-in time limit.
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The Supreme Court will now interpret whether a five-year statute of limitations or no time limit should exist for the prosecution of military sexual assault for cases between 1986 and 2006.
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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Ireland cannot accept a post-Brexit border backstop that has a time limit or a unilateral exit clause, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Sunday.
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However, a loophole that placed no time limit on ratification — and the work of a determined university student — led to the original second amendment becoming the 27th more than 200 years later.
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The minister intends to seek an extension to the legislated time limit for the government's decision by four months (to seven months in total), extending the date from August 2016 to December 2016.
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However, the European Ombudsman, citing public outcry that includes a petition started by EU staff, said that a broader requirement to act with integrity, enshrined in the EU treaties, had no time limit.
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The 10th Circuit ruling conflicted with a prior ruling by the Atlanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a different case, which found that it is subject to the time limit.
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The IMF has urged Nigerian authorities to quickly increase the capital of undercapitalized banks and putting a time limit on regulatory forbearance after it said last month that four lenders were under-capitalised.
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The event -- which included a full and half marathon -- was given a strict time limit ... if you didn't finish in less than 4 hours, you're S.O.L. because they shut the whole event down.
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Kickstarter understands that a time limit is important for incentivizing pledges, so it lets creators pick a window, say 30 days, in which early supporters can become founding members who receive special rewards.
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"Cultural norms tell us that we have to wait a certain amount of time, but loves has no time limit, if you know now, go for it," connoisseur of culture Karamo Brown advised.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) last month urged Nigeria to quickly increase the capital of undercapitalized banks and putting a time limit on regulatory forbearance but welcomed efforts to strengthen the banking sector.
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"There's not really any time limit on evidence in a case as long as the evidence can be authenticated and it's relevant," said Jan Jacobowitz, a law professor at the University of Miami.
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The backstop is controversial because it would mean that Northern Ireland remains aligned to EU trading rules, has an indefinite time limit and requires the EU to approve the U.K. leaving the arrangement.
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May's office said Attorney General Geoffrey Cox was also looking into the legal changes Britain is aiming to secure to the backstop, with ideas including a unilateral exit mechanism or a time limit.
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The hackers' automated process is important because it lets them input the special one-time passcode into the real Google or Yahoo login page, before the time limit on the passcode runs out.
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Groups of people pay good money to be trapped in a room, slapped with a time limit, and challenged to find their way out by solving a series of puzzles as a team.
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"Nevertheless, a time limit is arguably recommendable, as is the combination of gaming with physical or outdoor activity and the supervision of video gaming's potential effects on children's socialization," Pujol added by email.
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For Cox's part, he denies a report in the Daily Telegraph newspaper Tuesday that he had given up hope of trying to get the EU to agree a time limit to the backstop.
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Today Snapchat launched a slew of new creative tools, several of which mimic Instagram's features, including the option to remove the 10-second time limit on viewing photos that still disappear once closed.
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Lawmakers routinely go over their five-minute time limits for questioning, and it is particularly rare for a witness to accuse the chairman of a panel of having gone over his time limit.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:You can refund games you buy on Steam, but there's a time limit — here's how to get your money back'Can you gameshare on a Nintendo Switch?
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On the staunchly pro-Brexit side, there are amendments to put a time limit on the Northern Ireland backstop, the measure in the Withdrawal Agreement that safeguards against a hard border with Ireland.
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There was no time limit to stay in Galaxy's Edge (another thing that was different from people who went to the opening at Disneyland) so at a certain point, the crowds became unbearable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May discussed putting a time limit on the so-called Irish border backstop in talks with Northern Ireland's Ulster Unionist Party, the party's leader said on Wednesday.
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AMENDMENT TO AMENDMENT I - REJECTED 314 to 311 A technical change to add a time limit to Amendment I which seeks to pave the way for indicative votes in parliament on Brexit options.
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The 230-22015-73 series would be decided in a best two-of-three falls match without a time limit, a fourth installment that promised to threaten for best-of-all-time status.
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The students performed as many simple math problems (without the help of a calculator) as possible, and rearranged a set of letters into as many words as they could, within a time limit.
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However, a loophole that placed no time limit on ratification — and the work of a determined university student — led to the original Second Amendment becoming the 27th Amendment more than 200 years later.
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The proposal would call for a more stringent review of the process those participants undergo to obtain a waiver to extend that time limit, often because of bad economic conditions or similar hardships.
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Users who enable a "confidential" option when sending an email can time-limit its access to recipients and also require they enter a one-time passcode sent to their phones to read it.
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In addition to removing the time limit on detaining children, the proposed new regulations could also allow the government to avoid having to obtain state licensing for secure detention facilities holding migrant children.
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But Senate Majority Leader McConnell now appears willing to give some of those amendments votes (in exchange for several on the Republican side) next week if a time limit agreement can be reached.
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In 2014, several legal groups filed a lawsuit against Ohio alleging that the state retained time-limit waivers in mostly white counties, while rejecting them in minority-heavy areas with high unemployment rates.
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"The EU 27 will not reopen the withdrawal agreement, we cannot accept a time limit to the backstop or a unilateral exit clause," said Margaritis Schinas, spokesman for the EU's executive European Commission.
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Currently, the only real way around this time limit is live video — you can record a one-hour long live video on Stories and share that video for 24 hours after you shot it.
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"We need VW to guarantee, in a legally binding way and without any time limit, that the repairs will work and do not have any negative impact," a Commission official told Reuters on Monday.
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The time limit was determined based on an agreement between the two companies that AT&T would pay Time-Warner a $500 million "reverse termination fee" if the deal wasn't complete by June 21.
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CBPP estimates that at least 500,000 and as many as 1 million people could see benefits cut off due to lower unemployment triggering the return of the time limit in various areas this year.
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App Limits is a good place to start and does exactly what its name suggests: Tap Add Limit, pick a category (like Entertainment), and you can set a time limit in minutes and hours.
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If you scroll down the page, you can adjust the notification settings for a particular app, or set a daily time limit for it by selecting App timer and picking your hours and minutes.
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And when I'm at the gym, I'm always looking at the clock to see how much longer I have to sit through a class or self-imposed time limit before I can peace out.
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Zuckerberg's widely anticipated hearing before the European Parliament didn't produce the same fireworks as the Facebook founder's appearances before US Congress last month, in part due to a clumsy questioning format and time limit.
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Intelligent scope has a lot to do with it—the time limit still keeps you from wasting hours doing the wrong thing, unless you get stuck, well, more than sixty runs in a row.
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If a student starts his education and then takes a break, the period in which he's away doesn't count against the time limit, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher and vice president of research at SavingforCollege.com.
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As a middle ground, Google today announced that you can now auto-delete your location history and web and app activity by setting a time limit for how long Google can save this data.
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The five-year time limit means the SEC has a narrow window to bring cases that often take years to complete from the time an Order of Investigation is issued to the final resolution.
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The 82.3 percent accuracy score comes from workers recruited via Amazon's Mechanical Turk (standard practice in computer science), who are paid a few cents per question and have to answer under a time limit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling edged lower after German government spokesman denied a media report that Chancellor Angela Merkel was willing to put a time limit on the Northern Ireland backstop in Britain's EU withdrawal agreement.
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Iowa state law does not specify any age or time limit for leaving children alone, but parents must provide for their children's safety, said Amy McCoy, spokeswoman for the Iowa Department of Human Services.
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The UN Refugee Agency and the UK Bar Council and have called for the introduction of a 28-day time limit on detention, a move that is supported by the Liberal Democrats and Labour.
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However, Scholz said Germany would use parts of its budget surplus to boost fiscal stimulus and support corporate research and development with incentives worth 1.25 billion euros ($1.41 billion) annually, without a time limit.
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If the Securities Act's three-year time limit on claims is a statute of repose – as the underwriters argue it is, based, among other things, on the law's legislative history – American Pipe doesn't apply.
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The two-year time limit can, in theory, be extended although the unanimous consent of Westminster as well as the European Council, which is made up of 27 member state leaders, would be required.
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If Snapchat filters are like a three-course meal on your lunch break, Snow's filters are like an all-you-can-eat buffet with no time limit, and you can take your leftovers home.
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"Providing a national guaranteed paid-leave program — with a reasonable time limit and benefit cap — isn't an entitlement, it's an investment in America's working families," Trump wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
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That court ruled that even though a 2006 change to U.S. military law specified that rape claims can be prosecuted in the armed forces without a time limit, the change did not apply retroactively.
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The previous overhaul of America's cash-benefits programme, in 21990 under President Bill Clinton, instituted a work requirement, along with a time limit, on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), the rebranded government scheme.
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Since renewal guarantees are not "health insurance coverage," it is reasonable to interpret the statute as not counting renewal guarantees against the time limit HHS sets for the legally relevant contract for medical benefits.
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Denzel Dion, a YouTuber and Instagram influencer with well over 1 million followers on both platforms, said he posts videos to IGTV that exceed the one-minute time limit for videos on the feed.
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After some negotiations about the length of the proposed agreement — the union wanted the time limit to be at its discretion, meaning it could have been in effect forever — Nunez refused to sign it.
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"We have signs about social distancing in the store and on those signs it does say we might from time to time limit the number of people that actually come in," said a spokesman.
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This video does a great job of laying out the basics of Lúcio's Wall Ride (disregard the time limit talk) and this video details how the ability improved after July 2016's "Ana" patch.
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The House managers and Trump's lawyers will have five minutes to respond to each senator question, a time limit former Chief Justice William Rehnquist set in place during the Clinton impeachment trial in 1999.
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