"There's been no unanimous condemnation of Ongwen and no unanimous call for forgiveness," he said.
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Five were authentically unanimous, while a sixth was unanimous about the bottom line but divided over the rationale.
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"You could have a panel giving a unanimous 'yes' one year, and, the next year, a unanimous 'no,'" he said.
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"We do not have unanimous agreement and we are concerned that without unanimous agreement they will not adopt a settlement," said Charlton.
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Watt was a unanimous pick for this season's team at defensive end; Minnesota's Adrian Peterson was a unanimous pick at running back.
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Gary Herbert quietly signed a repeal of the law, following nearly unanimous support in the Senate and nearly unanimous support in the House.
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The near-unanimous vote in the lower house of Congress followed a unanimous vote on the same proposal in the Senate on Feb. 21.
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As for the claim that non-unanimous juries help avoid the extra cost and time of mistrials, other states get along fine with unanimous juries.
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"Four of them thought that it didn't have to be unanimous in any case, and four thought it had to be unanimous in every case," Brown said.
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Many of the votes, especially on measures aimed at reducing the risk of suicide and increasing access to mental health services, passed on unanimous or nearly unanimous votes.
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The governor signed a bill into law in March abolishing non-unanimous jury recommendations for death and requiring unanimous jury recommendations before a trial judge may impose a death sentence.
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Unanimous consent is commonly used for uncontroversial measures, not for packages of such magnitude as the coronavirus stimulus, in part because any one member can block a unanimous consent request.
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EU legislation says ... all decisions have to be unanimous.
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The results are unanimous – a 406 to zero vote.
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You remember in August there was a unanimous U.N. Security Council resolution but where even China and Russia voted -- it was unanimous to effectively cut off over one-third North Korean exports.
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Burke told jurors that any verdict that they returned must be unanimous and that if they cannot be unanimous on a specific criminal count than they cannot return a verdict for that count.
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In fact, the 1932 confirmation of Justice Cardozo was unanimous.
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The answer, Schur says, is contingent on a unanimous vote.
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Chip Roy of Texas rose to object to unanimous passage.
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The overall consensus was unanimous: both tasted exactly the same.
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The bill passed the Senate with unanimous consent in February.
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He was voted the NBA's first unanimous MVP in 2016.
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Our response was fairly unanimous in saying this was cruel.
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But praise for the new crop strains is not unanimous.
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There isn't much in scientific research that is nearly unanimous.
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Still, congressional apprehension about Trump's stance is far from unanimous.
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The response to his name was both unanimous and comical.
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He's one of two unanimous picks for the inaugural class.
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" The comments on such posts are almost unanimous: "Thank you.
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Frazier -- who, like Ali, was undefeated -- won by unanimous decision.
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If it's a capital case, it has to be unanimous.
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The first time around, Floyd won in a unanimous decision.
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The jury was unable to come to a unanimous decision.
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The sentiment was unanimous – state policies are far from ideal.
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But I said this isn't political, it's unanimous, it's bipartisan.
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The unanimous approval of all 28 EU states is required.
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The judges scored a unanimous decision for the Russian champ.
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In our informal poll of three, it was unanimous: Bernie.
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Draghi told reporters on Thursday that the decision wasn't unanimous.
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Impeachment hasn't drawn unanimous support from Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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In August, the measure passed the Senate by unanimous consent.
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The unanimous decision renewed interest -- and outrage -- around her case.
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But much will depend on whether there is unanimous consent.
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The decision to suspend him, the court said, was unanimous.
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It passed both chambers of Congress by unanimous consent. Sens.
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They'll of course think about the unanimous vote for independence.
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The bill passed the House by unanimous vote last month.
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The founding fathers were unanimous that Congress should declare war.
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The unanimous approval of all the member states is required.
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There was no unanimous winner or loser for this round.
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Stephen Wiesenfield won a unanimous judgment in the Supreme Court.
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There was unanimous agreement that it was a nice change.
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The field is unanimous in its desire to expand Medicaid.
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"It was a unanimous decision," said Darebin's mayor, Susan Rennie.
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Five justices who ruled in that unanimous decision, Jones v.
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That could all be done by [unanimous consent] as well.
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"You can't unanimous consent trillions of dollars," one staffer said.
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We also had a unanimous vote to rename the parks.
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The National Assembly adopted a unanimous resolution supporting the effort.
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The unanimous vote "didn't just happen by accident," Mattis said.
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But this feeling is not unanimous among all men - yet.
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Would today's more conservative judiciary reach the same unanimous result?
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The court is ideologically mixed, but its ruling was unanimous.
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In August, the Senate passed the legislation by unanimous consent.
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Furyk was a unanimous choice by the Ryder Cup committee.
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In a statement, the ICC said the sentencing was unanimous.
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In today's divided politics, few issues command such unanimous support.
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A unanimous 2nd Circuit panel backed that subpoena last month.
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The jury has to be unanimous on the death sentence.
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On Tuesday, the bill was passed by a unanimous vote.
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The Senate passed the Taiwan Travel Act by unanimous consent.
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According to Billboard, the legislation passed with unanimous consent in the Senate after previously passing the House in a unanimous 415-0 vote, with only reconciliation procedures between differing versions of the bill remaining.
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We also have expressed in those conversations our strong and unanimous belief that we should proceed to sign the agreement now, consistent with the unanimous May resolution and to avoid further controversy surrounding this issue.
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Unanimous view Military officials have presented an almost unanimous view that withdrawing US troops from Syria now would be a mistake -- a stance that clashes with Trump's stated opinion that "it's time" to come home.
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A comprehensive, legally binding, unanimous agreement was always an impossible dream.
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These successes would earn him a well-deserved unanimous decision win.
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Unanimous also made a $20 bet and won $10,800 off it.
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Kristi Noem of the council's unanimous decision in an open letter.
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The decision is as close to unanimous as we ever get.
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The verdict was pretty much unanimous: Nashville had been a hit.
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Toffee-Tastic This one earned a unanimous "nope" from the judges.
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Leadership told reporters after the meeting that the decision was unanimous.
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But support for Mr. Liang among Asians was far from unanimous.
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All but three of her 43 majority opinions have been unanimous.
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Imposing sanctions then requires the unanimous backing of all member states.
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Any extension to the Article 50 deadline requires their unanimous agreement.
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Up to this point, Justice Kagan's analysis commanded a unanimous vote.
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Arab countries are unanimous in their rejection of Trump's Jerusalem move.
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Unanimous agreement is required by various professionals in a MHA assessment.
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Yet the latest innovation has been met with almost unanimous scorn.
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The board was completely unanimous in how he went about this.
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But it only takes one person to object to unanimous consent.
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The vote was nearly unanimous, with just three Republicans opposing it.
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It was a unanimous decision amongst his agents, analysts and investigators.
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In a unanimous vote, the newly-elected legislative body fired Ortega.
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In the end, Brown would emerge the winner by unanimous decision.
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Manuel, 34, beat Hugo Aguilar by unanimous decision in Indio, Calif.
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The critical praise for Rick and Morty remains damn near unanimous.
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Political pundits have been nearly unanimous in declaring Clinton the winner.
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" Again, the answer was unanimous, but this time it was "no.
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"This is a case that could be unanimous," McConnell told me.
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But in June, a unanimous Supreme Court overturned Mr McDonnell's conviction.
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"equal sovereignty of the states" restriction, in a deceptively unanimous 2009
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The end result was a clear-cut unanimous win for Miller.
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Resonating across congress: The vote was near unanimous, 404 to 4.
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Jones defeated Gustafsson by unanimous decision at UFC 165 on Sept.
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Typically, a candidate running unchallenged would be elected by unanimous consent.
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The City Council approved the measure outright in a unanimous vote.
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In April, the House approved a similar bill by unanimous consent.
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Legislators described both as formalities given the unanimous vote on Tuesday.
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Pacquiao got revenge with a unanimous decision win two years ago.
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His ratification received near unanimous support from the group's executive committee.
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Last month, the Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, said yes.
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There is near-unanimous agreement that Holocaust education should be compulsory.
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The deal would require the unanimous approval of the Viacom board.
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Another seemingly unanimous crowd-pleaser is Aldi's selection of specialty chocolates.
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The Senate will then have to follow suit, by unanimous consent.
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The vote by the guild's board of directors was reportedly unanimous.
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He was confirmed in 2018 by the Senate by unanimous consent.
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The Republicans have been near-unanimous in rejecting those efforts. Rep.
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Senators on Wednesday voted by unanimous consent to change those rules.
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But Unanimous A.I. is going to give it their best shot.
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A Commission spokesman stressed that the eventual decision had been unanimous.
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The court's opinion was unanimous, and there were no noted dissents.
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"I don't think this can pass on unanimous consent," he said.
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That is expected to take place this week by unanimous consent.
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The commission's unanimous decision to reject Mr. Perry's proposal is final.
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Without the full chamber present, passage would have to be unanimous.
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Absolutely. The experts were unanimous in their answer to this question.
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The merger was approved in a unanimous vote by both boards.
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Or does it have to be unanimous that everyone says it?
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The committee approved the bill on a unanimous vote on Tuesday.
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Ms Hannigan's performance, and Mr Abrahamsen's music, won more unanimous plaudits.
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The 12-person jury must also be unanimous in its decision.
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The bank's decision was unanimous, and in line with market expectations.
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Ultimately, Mr. Rose prevailed, winning the role by a unanimous vote.
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He backed Ager after his resignation to make his election unanimous.
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"He (Fillon) does not command unanimous backing," she told RMC radio.
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The most recent example of a unanimous opinion came this month.
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The vote to leave rates unchanged was unanimous, the Fed said.
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Senators then approved changes by unanimous consent to address the issue.
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The near-unanimous response from his team: Take on Polish citizenship.
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Remember, the Senate can do just about anything with unanimous consent.
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The answer among the photographers interviewed was unanimous: the High Line.
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Sessions of Alabama plodded toward confirmation despite near-unanimous Democratic opposition.
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Influential people in climate activism are not unanimous, after all. Sen.
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Washington finished first, scoring a unanimous victory with 69 electoral votes.
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Thomas and New England Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore were unanimous selections.
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The decision by the four voting members was unanimous, Reuters reported.
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Polls show almost unanimous support for an expansion of background checks.
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Mazie Hirono, a Hawaii Democrat, asked for unanimous consent, Paul objected.
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By unanimous consent, atmosphere is Mr. McNally's great, almost unrivaled strength.
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Harper was the unanimous MVP in the National League last season.
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Yet it remains the unanimous view of the US intelligence community.
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After the House committee's Monday evening vote, which was unanimous, Rep.
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Wednesday's decision was unanimous and the statement ran just 290 words.
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" Cornyn pointed out, "It takes unanimous consent to get an amendment.
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The act got nearly unanimous approval in both chambers of Congress.
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I just obtained unanimous consent to enter this into the record.
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On Thursday, the Senate again passed the bill via unanimous consent.
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"They will behave differently because they want to have unanimous decisions."
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A unanimous decision from a Civil Rights–era case, NAACP v.
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Needless to say, he walked away with a unanimous decision win.
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The jury deliberated for 6 hours before reaching a unanimous verdict.
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He then bested Gustavo Machado by unanimous decision two hours later.
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Still, the unanimous House vote bodes well for the bill's future.
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Unanimous jury sentences Dylann Roof to death after he showed no remorse for mass murder in South Carolina church Unanimous jury sentences Dylann Roof to death after he showed no remorse for mass murder in South Carolina church A unanimous jury sentenced Dylann Roof to death for killing nine black churchgoers as they attended Bible study in Charleston, South Carolina, in June 2015.
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Now it is true that, since 2000, a plurality of Supreme Court cases have been unanimous – but the unanimous decisions tend to be of less import to our politics and the issues driving the partisan divide.
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The report released by McGovern also floated "enhanced unanimous consent," which would require the House adopting a resolution increasing the minimum number of lawmakers needed to object to an attempt to pass a bill by unanimous consent.
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After their note, Burke instructed the jurors that any verdict that they returned must be unanimous and that if they cannot be unanimous on a specific criminal count then they cannot return a verdict for that count.
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He was confirmed by the Senate later that year by unanimous consent.
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They would require unanimous approval by the European Union's 28 national governments.
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House Republicans stopped the measure's unanimous passage multiple times in recent weeks.
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Al went all 5 rounds with Khabib but lost by unanimous decision.
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The end result, then, was a clear unanimous decision win for Martin.
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"It was pretty unanimous that we wanted to help out," says another.
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And the results have been, as you could guess, pretty unanimous (phew).
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He received nearly unanimous support for his nomination in the U.S. Senate.
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Sotomayor, writing for the unanimous court, said that the law is clear.
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In late 2005, Shadow of the Colossus came out to unanimous acclaim.
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Yet economists are practically unanimous in their view that it is not.
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President Obama's signature law was enacted in 2010 over unanimous Republican opposition.
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The vote was unanimous in a city council meeting held on Wednesday.
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We now know this was an unanimous conclusion, save one dissent: Trump.
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There was also unanimous support to stick with August's bond-buying plans.
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Under South Carolina law, a jury has to make a unanimous decision.
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No policy is seamless in its implementation or unanimous in its reception.
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They are unanimous in their regret for their fashion choices circa 2006.
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The official added that the votes for both were unanimous and unopposed.
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This week's decision to keep interest rates on hold was not unanimous.
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Stevens won unanimous confirmation after uneventful hearings nothing like today's partisan shows.
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"The decision of the Board was unanimous," HSBC said in a statement.
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But he returned in October 2005, losing to Tarver via unanimous decision.
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The end result, then, was a clear unanimous decision victory for Hermansson.
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On Thursday, the panel of outside experts gave the drug unanimous approval.
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While the country was divided, the court's opinion was unanimous, 9-0.
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The measure cleared the Senate in a unanimous voice vote on Friday.
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The House passed the bill on a unanimous voice vote Tuesday. Rep.
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His success in this department would earn him a unanimous decision win.
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The Senate approved S.Res85 by unanimous consent, and not technically a vote.
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That passed out of our committee on a unanimous bipartisan voice vote.
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Democrats would be prepared with "intense and almost unanimous" opposition, said Rep.
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DHS' vote, he noted, was not unanimous and came with a dissent.
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Does that mean you have to have unanimous support from every community?
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In 1975 Wilson also had the near unanimous backing of Fleet Street.
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The legislation passed the Senate in a unanimous consent vote last month.
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Only one senator needs to object to block a unanimous consent motion.
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The House last week agreed by unanimous consent to go to conference.
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The unanimous opinion sends the case back down to the lower courts.
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While the decision was unquestionably correct, the vote should have been unanimous.
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Indiana civil asset forfeiture case was a rare 85033-0 unanimous ruling.
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The unanimous vote gives Emefiele a second five-year term in office.
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Significantly, the bill received unanimous support in both the House and Senate.
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He blocked a unanimous consent request to take up the House bill.
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The jury in the original trial was unanimous in finding Jutting guilty.
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He won unanimous approval by the Judiciary Committee in 1991. Then-Sen.
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The bill not only passed with bipartisan support, but with unanimous support.
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The committee's Republicans were unanimous in their support for adding the repeal.
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Justice Antonin Scalia, who wrote the unanimous Nevada Commission on Ethics v.
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Remember James's grudging response in May to Curry's unanimous selection as M.V.P.?
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Wilkie was approved by the committee in a near-unanimous vote. Sen.
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Support for his governing practices is not unanimous in the chess world.
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The auction date was approved by a unanimous vote of CNH commissioners.
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The decision met near unanimous backlash from government officials from coastal states.
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Draghi said the decision to signal a policy review had been unanimous.
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The Senate operates by unanimous consent, this is why we have committees.
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In July, writing for a unanimous 11-member panel in Wagner v.
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The bill passed the state assembly in a unanimous vote in March.
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Both Indiana and Texas bills have been rare nearly unanimous bipartisan efforts.
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The vote in the country's recently sworn-in upper house was unanimous.
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Their answer was unanimous: Trump would be able to implement his ban.
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The decision, or non-decision as the case may be, was unanimous.
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Obama's signature follows unanimous passage in both the House and the Senate.
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The ruling was not unanimous, but a 2 to 1 split decision.
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In 2016, Curry was the first unanimous MVP winner in NBA history.
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The subject is complicated, and the petition for exclusion is not unanimous.
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The voting results are historically almost unanimous in support of the authorization.
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He did so over the unanimous objections of his national-security team.
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In Oregon, the wildlife corridors bill received unanimous support in both chambers.
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There was unanimous approval for the coalition contract though, the source said.
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Many states allow non-unanimous verdicts for misdemeanors and less serious crimes.
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He suggested that the decision on public unions should have been unanimous.
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In August 2008, a jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict.
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The decision was unanimous, but the justices were divided on the reasoning.
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But because that requires unanimous consent, any one senator can block it.
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Jeter was looking to become the second unanimous HOF entry in history.
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The proposal is subject to the unanimous recommendation of the Tatts board.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg announced the court's unanimous decision from the bench.
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The bill passed in the Senate by a unanimous vote in August.
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The commission eventually allowed the project to move forward by unanimous vote.
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The committee's surprise billing legislation passed through the committee with unanimous support.
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The vote, Mr. Brennan said, was unanimous in favor of Mr. Flannery.
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Senators then approved changes by unanimous consent to address the constitutional issue.
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Engelbert said she expected unanimous approval by the league's board of governors.
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They also recommended, by a rare unanimous vote, that he be executed.
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The photograph, by unanimous agreement of the Imago team, was a triumph.
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The Monetary Policy Board's decision to hold rates in August was unanimous.
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The Senate passed a similar resolution by unanimous voice vote on Tuesday.
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The ruling was a unanimous decision by the court's 11 presiding judges.
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The court's unanimous decision reduces Lula's options to appeal against the conviction.
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The proposal was met with unanimous agreement, and the Bauhaus was dissolved.
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" Le Bon found that crowds were inherently "unanimous, emotional and intellectually weak.
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Not unanimous – 79% to 10% with 11% abstained – But a clear mandate.
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Pacquiao won the fight via unanimous decision and he looked pretty good.
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The end result, then, was an obvious unanimous decision win for Covington.
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"We have a unanimous, and I repeat unanimous, EU 27 position on the Withdrawal agreement and it's clear that the doorstep statement you're referring to was not part of the EU position," Schinas told a regular news briefing.
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He believed, he said then, that unanimous or near-unanimous decisions contribute to the stability of the law, while ideologically divided, 5–4 decisions undermine public trust in the court as an impartial institution, immune to partisan politics.
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Here's a sampling of the near unanimous fans comments about Khloé's hidden midsection.
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Yet in the end, the judges awarded it to Saunders via unanimous decision.
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It really wouldn't take much of the president's time, opined the unanimous court.
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There was near unanimous opposition to the project, according to local media reports.
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A 3-1 underdog, Maidana shocked the world by winning a unanimous decision.
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The bravery displayed from Prochazka was rewarded as he earned the unanimous decision.
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Indeed, economists are uncommonly unanimous that hosting the Olympics is a bad bet.
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This unanimous vote reaffirms the respect for intellectual property enshrined in our Constitution.
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" EU President Donald Tusk added there was "unanimous support" for the "new settlement.
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After a family vote, it was unanimous that I should take a break.
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With the unanimous win, Markos rebounds from a December loss to Karolina Kowalkiewicz.
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The choice to add the provision was, reportedly, not unanimous among Senate Republicans.
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By that time Britain needs to have secured unanimous support for its application.
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The treaty allows it, subject to the unanimous approval of other EU governments.
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In order for it to be tapped, finance ministers must reach unanimous agreement.
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The unanimous ruling suggested his presence would not have substantially affected the outcome.
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This would require unanimous support from member states, and is therefore highly unlikely.
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AB 2888 passed the state Assembly Monday by a unanimous 66-0 vote.
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When the court rendered its unanimous decision in 1967, 16 states still did.
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Clark, a unanimous preseason all-conference pick, tallied 14 points and nine boards.
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"There was no sudden, unanimous cultural shift," Paoletti writes in Pink and Blue.
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The consensus on building roads and bridges to stimulate growth is not unanimous.
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REUTERS POLL - ECONOMISTS' 12-MONTH BRAZIL INTEREST RATE OUTLOOK SHOWS UNANIMOUS DOWNSIDE BIAS
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The Republican candidates were unanimous in saying Obama should put off a decision.
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It was a clear unanimous decision win for the 214-year-old Frenchman.
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In total, 28.4 GOP lawmakers and a unanimous Democratic bloc voted against it.
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In total, 24 GOP lawmakers and a unanimous Democratic bloc voted against it.
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If jurors can't reach a unanimous decision, the judge could declare a mistrial.
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Legions of doctors, parents, and YouTube beauty influencers are unanimous on this point.
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But pretty much everyone is unanimous about wanting to stay here in America.
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Undefeated Mayweather scored a unanimous decision that earned him an estimated $220 million.
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But when the newest video came out, the decision was unanimous and final.
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On Tuesday evening, the Senate passed an identical companion bill by unanimous consent.
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They are unanimous in their hate for me -- and I welcome their hatred.
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Donald was the only unanimous selection by the 50-member Associated Press panel.
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The Supreme Court issued its opinion in June 2013 — and it was unanimous.
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He received bipartisan support and was confirmed in a unanimous 100-0 vote.
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Senators passed the bill by unanimous consent, including a push by GOP Sens.
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The Senate passed a version of the law by unanimous consent last August.
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Both provisions would need unanimous consent to be included in the final bill.
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In its unanimous opinion in Gill, the court again avoided answering that question.
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But when Johnson asked for unanimous consent for his legislation in November, Sen.
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In 21820, O'Neal's only M.V.P. title came within a whisker of being unanimous.
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Still, 17 baseball players have won unanimous selection, including Bryce Harper last season.
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Republicans were unanimous in opposing the resolution, and two Democrats voted against it.
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A dovish outlook for the next year from 22015 economists was also unanimous.
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Nguyen and Duran, both of whom are Democrats, were appointed with unanimous support.
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Florida and Alabama remain the only states that do not require unanimous verdicts.
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What's more, a nearly unanimous 98% of black women backed Jones over Moore.
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They are the only states that don't require a unanimous vote for execution.
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Fury won the title in an upset in November, in a unanimous decision.
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Jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict during his fourth and fifth trials.
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Each of those three bills passed the state Senate with near unanimous support.
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But a White House official notes the views were not unanimous, with Rep.
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Varadkar's position in the talks has received near unanimous support from opposition parties.
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Clinton, the feeling was almost unanimous: 92 percent said Mr. Trump scared them.
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The agreement was also endorsed by the Security Council in a unanimous resolution.
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The measure passed the House by a nearly unanimous vote of 377-1.
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A unanimous decision by the panel is required to render a death sentence.
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There isn't much data on how non-unanimous juries actually work in Louisiana.
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In both cases, the leaders were hoping for unanimous embrace of their work.
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Jurors said they were deadlocked and could not come to a unanimous decision.
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In 2003, he joined a unanimous three-judge panel in Al Odah v.
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For the first three days, the testimony supporting the bill was nearly unanimous.
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If they reach a unanimous agreement on a proposed day, it moves forward.
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When the pair first met, Bader walked away with a unanimous decision win.
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" On Russian meddling in 2016: "I respect our nation's intelligence agencies'... unanimous conclusions.
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But support for the steel and aluminum measures has been far from unanimous.
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But Jones' near-unanimous support from black voters doesn't tell the whole story.
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The vote in the Digital Realty case was unanimous as to the outcome.
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Any further delay to Britain's exit would need unanimous approval from EU leaders.
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They are unanimous in their hate for me — and I welcome their hatred.
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"Why this bill is not unanimous consent is beyond my comprehension," he said.
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A nine person jury reached a unanimous decision in the case on Monday.
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Over time, the absence of a unanimous inductee may have become self-perpetuating.
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And was reaffirmed by unanimous vote of the Senate only six months ago.
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Without lawmakers in town, passage through the House would have to be unanimous.
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In May 1955, Warren issued an even shorter opinion for a unanimous court.
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Trump has done something pretty unique — he's built a virtual unanimous bipartisan coalition.
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Sometimes voters are unanimous, or strongly in favor of one alternative over another.
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After a two-day trial, the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict.
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The jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on a seventh murder count.
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Two ad hoc meetings received unanimous support from parents, students and community leaders.
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The board is unanimous on this and committed to facilitating an orderly transition.
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Oregon is the last state that allows non-unanimous verdicts in criminal cases.
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This isn't locked in yet -- and would take unanimous consent by the Senate.
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"What I liked best was that the applause today was unanimous," he said.
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A jury vote recommending the death penalty after Lambrix's conviction was not unanimous.
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It was their first unanimous vote since the April 30-May 1 meeting.
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Without unanimous agreement from all senators, each amendment could take hours to consider.
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With her shift, the 19 Democratic presidential candidates are unanimous in their support.
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In 2018, the Fed under Powell raised rates four times, all unanimous decisions.
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The board is unanimous on this and committed to facilitating an orderly transition.
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Fury and Klitschko fought in October 2015 ... and Tyson won by unanimous decision.
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The motion received unanimous support from Democrats and from more than 130 Republicans.
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Normally, it's the unanimous, low-profile cases that are the first to emerge.
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I DON'T THINK EVERY SINGLE VOTE ON A BOARD NEEDS TO BE UNANIMOUS.
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The unanimous emotion I found, in calls and texts and emails, is frustration.
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Several council diplomats said the latest U.S. draft would hopefully get unanimous support.
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"I think the caucus is overwhelmingly unified, that doesn't make it unanimous," Rep.
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GOP leaders want to resolve the constitutional origination problem quickly by unanimous consent.
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Both the Xinjiang and Hong Kong bills were passed by unanimous consent (UC).
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In the end, the committee was unanimous in its recommendation of Tom Campbell.
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A unanimous Supreme Court has overturned the corruption convictions of former Virginia Gov.
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The rules of the bloc, however, require that they reach a unanimous decision.
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This idea that it's for the group, so it's unanimous, but it isn't.
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After fifteen minutes of perdition, Pettis lost a unanimous decision to his foe.
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And jurors' verdict on each count must be unanimous: guilty or not guilty.
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A vote by the Oakland City Council was unanimous in approving the resolution.
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The jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on the other 10 counts.
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With his unanimous decision win, Faber retires with a record of 34-23.
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I just received unanimous consent from my colleagues to assume leadership of former Rep.
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The Clean Slate law passed with a near unanimous vote in Pennsylvania last year.
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At least there was unanimous highlight of the episode: A good boy got pet.
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In order to be confirmed quickly by voice vote, the Senate must be unanimous.
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The 17 intelligence agencies have come forward with unanimous assessment about Russia's malicious cyberactivity.
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With the unanimous nod, Camozzi moves onto his first three-fight streak since 2013.
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Politics as usual on the Hill ... but everyone seems unanimous here in honoring McCain.
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If the jury is not unanimous, it can recommend a life sentence without parole.
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It managed a unanimous result in a voting rights case, brought by conservative activists.
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The unanimous rulings did not foreclose future claims that partisan gerrymandering violates the constitution.
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His most famous opinion was the Supreme Court's unanimous decision in Yick Wo v.
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But because it requires unanimous support, any one senator can also block their requests.
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On Friday night, the houseguests decided to evict Elizabeth in a near unanimous vote.
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With the unanimous decision victory, Rosa rebounds from a close loss to Yair Rodriguez.
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The reality is that the Court is unanimous – seriously, all of the justices agree!
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He had two writing projects in the works: The Wrong Missy and Alcoholics Unanimous.
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The companion version in the House previously passed in April, also with unanimous consent.
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Yet, the Russian completely stifled the knockout artist's attacks to win a unanimous decision.
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Any further extension of the deadline also requires the unanimous approval of EU governments.
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Of note: This is the first rate decision in Powell's term that wasn't unanimous.
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The House unanimous voice vote to fund an array of federal agencies through Feb.
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The proposal to gut the ethics office was withdrawn Tuesday afternoon by unanimous consent.
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They would require the unanimous approval of European Union governments, and some could balk.
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They are unanimous on the value of a ton of lube and gradual exploration.
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In an unanimous vote, 8-85033, the Supreme Court overturned the lower courts' convictions.
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The bill had previously passed the House in a near-unanimous 419-1 vote.
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Berdon's last fight was back in June -- a unanimous decision victory over Jeremias Fernandez.
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Chairman Geoff Cooper said there was unanimous approval from the board for the changes.
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The Boring Company received unanimous approval from Hawthorne City Council to build the shaft.
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He faced unanimous opposition from Democrats and from a few within his own party.
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With unanimous Democratic opposition to anything that touches Obamacare, the pathway is exceedingly narrow.
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A conviction or acquittal in a criminal jury trial like this must be unanimous.
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He had two writing projects in the works: The Wrong Missy and Alcoholics Unanimous.
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Carlson recognized that overturning a jury award is rare, particularly when it is unanimous.
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The House rallied behind the legislation on Friday, passing it by unanimous voice vote.
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As recently as a week ago, the board reiterated its unanimous support for Sloan.
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Republicans routinely forced votes on Obama's proposals, which earned near unanimous rejection in 85033.
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In a unanimous vote last year, the Denver City Council approved a similar policy.
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He said the recommendation came from Judiciary Committee Republicans, and that it was unanimous.
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It's difficult to reach a unanimous opinion on the beauty supplement trend in general.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked the legislation in a unanimous ruling.
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C.), a senior member of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), drew near-unanimous support.
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All he needs is one holdout when the government must secure a unanimous verdict.
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Tom Brady was a unanimous pick for The Associated Press's N.F.L. M.V.P. in 2010.
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But not all Republicans on board: GOP support for the resolution wasn't unanimous. Sen.
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Trump will face near-unanimous Republican congressional opposition to any favorable gestures toward Moscow.
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Of the 24 death sentences Angela Corey has won, three came from unanimous juries.
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The House could have passed the bill by unanimous consent the very next day.
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In August, the Senate passed a right to try bill by unanimous consent. Sens.
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However, Iger pointed out that Disney's offer received unanimous approval from the Fox board.
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The vote was unanimous, with the item drawing praise from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., like Taft, has sought to promote unanimous opinions.
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It was passed by unanimous consent, but still will need to pass the House.
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The unanimous decision met expectations of all analysts in a Reuters poll last week.
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James McConville to be Army chief of staff by unanimous consent on Thursday night.
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The first vote to investigate the claims and not certify the results was unanimous.
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The jury could not come to a unanimous verdict on the other 85033 counts.
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The demonstrators fill the frame so that the feeling is unanimous, the solidarity absolute.
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Under the Senate's rules, any one senator can object to a unanimous consent request.
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Louisiana's Amendment 2000 is pretty straightforward: It would require unanimous decisions for felony trials.
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But you need a unanimous vote when it comes to tax reforms in Europe.
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When she assumed the speakership, she did so with unanimous approval from fellow Democrats.
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This massive striking advantage would earn Theodorou a close, but justifiable unanimous decision win.
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The end result: a wild, unanimous win for the Brit on his home turf.
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Its simple and obvious merit is why it passed the House with unanimous support.
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The decision not to renew his contract by the education board was reportedly unanimous.
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That tool arises from the unanimous 2014 Supreme Court decision in Alice Corp. v.
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The first two resolutions considered on the Senate floor were offered by unanimous consent.
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That decision was upheld in Wednesday's unanimous ruling by the Court of Final Appeal.
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But Mildenberger lost to Oscar Bonavena by a unanimous decision, ending any higher ambition.
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Democrats and LGBT advocates were unanimous in their opposition to the decision, including Sen.
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A decade ago, Congress reauthorized the Voting Rights Act in a nearly unanimous vote.
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Oregon is the last remaining state that allows non-unanimous verdicts in criminal cases.
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The important thing was that it was unanimous vote for no change to rates.
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Seaver was elected into the Hall of Fame in 21985 by near-unanimous decision.
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Indeed, health organizations are virtually unanimous on the issue: Women shouldn't drink while pregnant.
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Despite the common connection, their reactions to Mr. Kelly's speech were anything but unanimous.
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It is not clear that he will have unanimous Republican support to be administrator.
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Oregon, the court, in a 5–4 decision, upheld Oregon's non-unanimous conviction rule.
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But there wasn't much finesse in yesterday's unanimous ruling: It terminated the NOPR completely.
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Board of Education of Topeka was handed down by a unanimous court in 19443.
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"The comments have not been universal or unanimous that they are problematic," he said.
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Any such reform would require the unanimous approval of the bloc's 28 member states.
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Some of the recommendations (unanimous!) are truly fundamental ideas for creating a functioning organization.
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Writing for a unanimous court, Chief Justice John Marshall said: Yes, it is effective.
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Mr. Trump's supporters from 220 are nearly unanimous in their opposition to removing him.
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That bill won almost unanimous support from Republicans, but was vetoed by Mr. Obama.
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That left the unanimous jury requirement as one of the very few remaining outliers.
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The American sanctions followed unanimous economic sanctions packages imposed by the U.N. Security Council.
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Senators then approved changes by unanimous consent two weeks ago to address the issue.
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The decision to keep rates unchanged was unanimous, following several dissents in recent meetings.
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Debate continues until a senator asks for unanimous consent and move to a vote.
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Two GOP defections, along with unanimous opposition from the Democratic caucus, would sink Kavanaugh.
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The proposal was met with nearly unanimous opposition across all public land user groups.
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The decision to change its policy was unanimous, the school said in the announcement.
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The vote was nearly unanimous, almost unheard-of in the country's divided political landscape.
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But if I had it is hardly likely that it would have been unanimous.
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The United Nations in a unanimous vote recently adopted new sanctions against North Korea.
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But that would require unanimous consent from both Democrats and Republicans, and that's unlikely.
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He issued his first opinion this week, and it was lively, polished and unanimous.
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The Senate's approval is expected within the next two weeks and could be unanimous.
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The association had previously given Kavanaugh a unanimous "well-qualified" rating, its highest rating.
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What other reasons factored into the school board's unanimous decision to restore the program?
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On Sunday, though, he won a unanimous decision against Cuban world champion Lázaro Álvarez.
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Senators then approved changes to address the issue by unanimous consent three weeks ago.
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Projects must receive unanimous approval from the Public Authorities Control Board, according to Gianaris.
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The three witnesses the Democrats called were unanimous that this issue was definitely impeachable.
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A unanimous House sends Trump a resolution urging him to condemn white supremacists. Sept.
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Everybody knows: I am not signing off on any [unanimous consent agreements] on anything.
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The EU needs unanimous backing from member states in order to ratify the amendment.
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For example, last December the Senate approved dozens of military nominations by unanimous consent.
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The unanimous ruling ordered the legislature to draw new district lines by Sept. 1.
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Nelson's hold prevents the energy bill from coming to the floor with unanimous consent.
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Traders were initially surprised by the unanimous vote, which was interpreted as quite hawkish.
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There's no way there'd be a unanimous decision by all 12 of those jurors.
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Alabama is also the only state that accepts death sentences from non-unanimous juries.
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Newly appointed justices are generally assigned non-controversial, unanimous cases as their first opinions.
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And in five cases, the nominee received unanimous approval by the Senate, Republicans included.
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The end result, then, was a clear-cut unanimous decision win for the champ.
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Under Chief Justice John Roberts, in particular, there are a lot of unanimous decisions.
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Extending the deadline requires unanimous support from the 27, which is unlikely to be forthcoming.
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Thomas Massie of Kentucky objected during an attempt to pass the bill by unanimous consent.
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House Democrats attempted to pass the bill via unanimous consent on Tuesday, but Republican Rep.
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Ulta Beauty could barely keep it on shelves and the restocks signaled unanimous excitement chaos.
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Navistar CEO Clarke said the deal had the unanimous approval of its board of directors.
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But even there, the evidence is far from unanimous in finding negative effects for natives.
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What's more, two of the three were by unanimous votes and none made big headlines.
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The court usually takes less time in issuing a ruling when the justices are unanimous.
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They argued that revoking Article 50 should involve unanimous agreement from the other 27 nations.
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Punk lost to Jackson via a unanimous decision ... but looked like a much-improved fighter.
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A unanimous vote removed Ghosn as chairman and Kelly from the post of representative director.
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Unlike the House of Representatives, the Senate operates under what are called "unanimous consent" agreements.
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NBA star Stephen Curry also serves as executive producer via his production company Unanimous Media.
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The results are in on the final debate and it is almost unanimous, I WON!
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For the first time since the prize was created in 19843, the vote was unanimous.
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The unanimous decision met the expectations of all analysts in a Reuters survey last week.
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The unanimous opinion did not address the legality of pension changes contained in the law.
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One element receives nearly unanimous support from museum leaders: personalizing the experiences of future museumgoers.
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Society's unanimous, illogical love for winter sex is a constant source of confusion among realists.
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For as long as anyone can remember, the vote has always been a unanimous "yes".
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Chardae Jones, a 29-year-old business analyst sporting pink dreads, was the unanimous winner.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) blocked the bill from being passed by unanimous consent last week.
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The jury couldn&apost reach a unanimous decision in the attacks on the three children.
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Other than demanding unanimous agreement, Article 50 is silent on what terms must be offered.
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Completing the Court's surrender to the executive was the 1984 unanimous decision in Chevron v.
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Flaum was joined by Judge Michael Kanne and Judge Frank Easterbrook in the unanimous decision.
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Meeting participants appeared to be unanimous in agreeing that it should indeed have come down.
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Council diplomats said they expected it to issue a unanimous statement of condemnation on Sunday.
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According to reports, the jury just couldn't reach the unanimous decision required for a conviction.
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On Tuesday, the Senate approved the Gold Star Family Tax Relief Act by unanimous consent.
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Why this bill isn't unanimous consent and a stand-alone issue is beyond my comprehension.
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They were unanimous — they'd rather take their chances without it, keeping higher premium subsidies instead.
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The unanimous decision met the expectations of all analysts in a Reuters survey this week.
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This success earned him a split decision win, though a unanimous win was probably deserved.
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As recently as a week ago, the board had reiterated its unanimous support for Sloan.
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The Federal Reserve Board signed off on the acquisition in a unanimous 4-0 vote.
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Sixty-seven countries are EBRD shareholders and previous expansion plans have required a unanimous vote.
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The bout marked a rematch of a 2014 bout, which Werdum won by unanimous decision.
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He was tapped for the post following a unanimous decision of the U.N. Security Council.
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It took the Supreme Court to declare them unconstitutional, which it did by unanimous decision.
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And Povetkin is 30-1, with his only loss coming via unanimous decision against Klitschko.
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Indeed, it was one of the most important, near-unanimous decisions made by the Framers.
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One source on the Steering Committee told CNN that the vote for Jordan was unanimous.
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Paul's recent acquiescence allowed the bill to move out of the Senate with unanimous consent.
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Terry Branstad (R) cleared the Senate Foreign Relations Committee by a unanimous vote on Tuesday.
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Although the bill died in the Senate, 22019 Senators were willing to allow unanimous consent.
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The commanders were confirmed by unanimous consent late Thursday night along with other military nominees.
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In 1982, Wayne Gretzky became the N.H.L.'s only unanimous M.V.P., getting all 63 votes.
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"We are pleased with the unanimous decision of the court," he said in a statement.
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Perdue asked for unanimous consent to strip that section of the NDAA, but Democratic Sen.
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"Senators should not grant unanimous consent to schedule any additional nomination votes," the group added.
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Mr. Samuelsen said the decision to endorse Mr. Sanders was nearly unanimous among union leaders.
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But there is not a unanimous view about interest rate moves on the Fed either.
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It's generous with infrastructure improvements, and is certain of unquestioning, unanimous approval in parliament. Congratulations.
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Conservative Louisiana repealed its Jim Crow era law allowing jurors to convict without being unanimous.
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A bill called the Taxpayer First Act was sailing toward almost unanimous approval in Congress.
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However, in a less unanimous decision, the central bank indicated another two increases this year.
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Randy Hultgren (R-Ill.), who was presiding over the chamber, denied each unanimous consent request.
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Since the vote was not unanimous, a second vote will be required, the outlet reported.
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The outrage at his performance in Helsinki was immediate and nearly unanimous, even among Republicans.
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He lost his second bout to Mike Jackson in a unanimous decision in June 2018.
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It said the decision by its 19-person board to stay in London was unanimous.
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Barnier, meanwhile, cannot stray from his mandate without a new, unanimous agreement of the 27.
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In a unanimous 8-0 decision, the court rejected Nixon's efforts to thwart the subpoena.
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House Democrats will try to pass the disaster bill again on Thursday by unanimous consent.
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The judges were unanimous in their decision on Mr. Beatty's satire about race in America.
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"There's no such thing as unanimous passage of legislation around here," he told The Hill.
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The scientific community is virtually unanimous: Climate change is a global crisis requiring bold action.
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Amendment 21, a ballot initiative, would require unanimous agreement by jurors for all felony trials.
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The original intent of Louisiana's non-unanimous jury law was also not efficiency or effectiveness.
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But we are all unanimous about what tonight has to be about — enjoyment and informality.
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Then, after resistance by the Harvard administration, he joined a unanimous vote against holding it.
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Why would Trump knowingly defy the unanimous assessment of his intelligence agencies on Russian influence?
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In two recent unanimous votes, the United Nations Security Council put new sanctions on Pyongyang.
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It has received near-unanimous support from Democrats as well as from 52 House Republicans.
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He challenged Britton for the title again in 1921, but was defeated by unanimous decision.
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The response from both museumgoers and the internet at large was unanimous in its celebration.
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"It was a unanimous decision down here to try him at third base," Davis says.
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In the moments before and after Wednesday's shootout, the reaction was pretty close to unanimous.
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Trump abrogated the Iran nuclear deal despite its unanimous support by the UN Security Council.
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In 2342, the San Francisco Giants' Willie McCovey was the unanimous N.L. winner after hitting .
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The letter did not raise the idea of voting via unanimous consent or voice vote.
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No decisions have been made on what to do if the vote is not unanimous.
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Where it stands -- The Senate approved the deal late Wednesday, 96-0 -- a unanimous vote.
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Both votes from the all-Republican board were unanimous, though one member was not present.
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In 1954, in a unanimous decision, the court ruled that segregated schools were inherently unequal.
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Haggerty said the proposal had received unanimous support from the I.T.F.'s board of directors.
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Its name nods to Curry's unanimous selection as the league's most valuable player in 2016.
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Under the rules of the bloc, a unanimous decision was required to adopt the proposal.
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Their leaders symbolically objected to a unanimous consent request on Tuesday, citing the Comey controversy.
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The review board was unable to reach a unanimous recommendation, according to Mr. Frydenberg's statement.
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From there, Herring continued dominating the 10-round fight and won a convincing unanimous decision.
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Garland's 1997 confirmation was not unanimous — 76 to 23 — but he won broad Republican support.
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That is unlikely to happen, because it would require unanimous approval of the member nations.
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The Vice President noted that the decision was made following "unanimous recommendation" from health officials.
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Ultimately, Evan won by unanimous decision ... and his Hall Of Fame dad was super-proud.
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It wasn't long ago that Republicans were nearly unanimous in their critical outlook on Russia.
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"She seemed like a unanimous win," said Crystal Lee, a Miss America 2014 runner-up.
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The bill passed through the Senate on Wednesday in a unanimous vote of 96–0.
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"I don't think we can get unanimous consent," she said in an interview with PBS.
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It passed on a near unanimous vote of the thousands of delegates in the room.
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The Illinois legislature, for example, just adopted automatic registration, by unanimous votes in both houses.
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At a debate in June, the idea received a unanimous show of hands in support.
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They might see it differently now that support from congressional Democrats is all but unanimous.
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The nearly unanimous verdict on his performance from a diverse panel of CNN Opinion commentators?
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Both countries joined in the Security Council's unanimous vote on Saturday to penalize North Korea.
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The rate cut was a unanimous decision and the first drop since July last year.
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The power of unanimitySome of the most consequential decisions in Supreme Court history were unanimous.
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Supporters hope the unanimous vote will boost the bill's prospects in the House of Representatives.
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Pacquiao had not fought since losing a unanimous decision to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in May.
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In fact, it's a deal that was passed in both chambers with unanimous Democrat support.
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"We have had a unanimous positive response from featuring [creator's] work," say Lee and Sam.
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And the unanimous opinion by John Paul Stevens agreed — deregulation was off to the races.
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The Senate passed a standalone reauthorization of the Debbie Smith Act by unanimous consent. Rep.
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After another eight days, Justice William H. Rehnquist issued a unanimous decision, upholding Reagan's actions.
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Republicans were virtually unanimous in their estimation that Mr. Trump's plan would be heavily rewritten.
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Not surprisingly he was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee in a near unanimous vote.
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The vast, 73-point split is mostly due to Trump's nearly unanimous disapproval among Democrats.
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The Senate already passed a version of right to try in August by unanimous consent.
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Obama and Democrats have pointed to the unanimous confirmation of Anthony Kennedy in February 6900.
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It ended with jurors unable to reach a unanimous verdict after 21 days of deliberations.
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An ATP statement said Calvelli was the "unanimous choice" of the ATP Board of Directors.
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"The appointment follows a unanimous decision this evening by the CBS Board," the company said.
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He was later re-elected with almost unanimous Republican support, including from the Freedom Caucus.
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Party bylaws prohibit backing candidates in primaries without unanimous consent from the state's RNC members.
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How did the Committee reach a unanimous vote during this period of gridlock and discord?
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What was unanimous was when people got their hands on Season Pass they used it.
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McConnell's success wasn't that he literally held his caucus together in unanimous opposition to everything.
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The place operates by unanimous consent, so relationships are the basic structure of the Senate.
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However, Patrick bounced back from that defeat against promotional newcomer Damien Brown via unanimous decision.
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But this is a very rare case where opposition against the United States was unanimous.
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