Our HD 34 Vacancy Committee has the right to fill the vacancy.
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Watch Color TV, No Vacancy below: Color TV, No Vacancy from Daniel Brown on Vimeo.
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The Interior Department's current inspector general vacancy is the longest-ever vacancy for that position.
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That's because it still has above-average foreclosure rates, homeowner vacancy rates and rental vacancy rates.
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We'd see vacancy sign after vacancy sign as retailers shuttered in the wake of the trend toward online shopping.
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Supreme Court vacancy filled After Justice Antonin Scalia died in February 2016, Obama nominated Judge Merrick Garland to fill the vacancy.
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The Arizona vacancy law does not offer any guidance as to what happens if a vacancy arises very close to Election Day.
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New York City was the tightest market with vacancy rate at 8.6 percent, while Washington, D.C. had a vacancy rate of 9.3 percent.
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National vacancy rate remained at 16 percent for a third successive quarter, while the year-over-year decline in vacancy was 40 basis points, the company said.
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There needs to be a vacancy and for that vacancy, there's probably going to be several people equally as qualified as you who are competing for it.
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Overall, New York City had a rental vacancy rate of 3.63 percent, which qualifies as a housing shortage, according to the city's latest Housing and Vacancy Survey.
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During the quarter, 41 of the 79 metros reported a rise in vacancy while New York City once again had the lowest vacancy rate among the metros.
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The last time a vacancy occurred during a president's last year in office was almost 50 years ago, under Lyndon B. Johnson (although the vacancy occurred later, in June).
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The national apartment vacancy rate rose to 503 percent in the second quarter from 4.7 percent in the previous quarter, with 41 of 79 metros reporting a rise in vacancy, Reis said.
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The national apartment vacancy rate rose to 4.7 percent in the first quarter from 4.6 percent in the previous quarter, with 49 of 79 metros reporting a rise in vacancy, Reis said.
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But the most looming vacancy of all: over a year into Trump's presidency, the administration has yet to fill the federal CISO vacancy, and it's unclear whether it ever has plans to.
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That factored heavily into coverage of the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Escobar's death left a vacancy in the Colombian cocaine market.
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But he said the impact of the vacancy was noticed.
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Low vacancy rates in these states are driving rents higher.
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Hotels reported high vacancy rates, and many fell into disrepair.
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The District presently has one vacancy in thirteen active judgeships.
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However, Land Securities said its vacancy rates were relatively low.
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Becerra, appointed to fill the vacancy left behind when Sen.
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Now, with a Supreme Court vacancy, everything is at stake.
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Gorsuch, Trump's pick to fill the vacancy, was confirmed Friday.
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A Supreme Court vacancy, by comparison, is easy to understand.
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He hopes to fill the vacancy left open by Sen.
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A higher job vacancy rate generally points to economic growth.
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That way, the next time there's a Supreme Court vacancy,
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The District currently has one vacancy in five active judgeships.
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But for former department officials, the monthlong vacancy is concerning.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, a staunch conservative, has filled Scalia's vacancy.
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The next vacancy on the court is expected in 2020.
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Equifax offered to promote Mr. Ying to fill the vacancy.
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He even mused about naming himself to fill the vacancy.
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This year, the vacancy rate is estimated at 7 percent.
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Clinton has been careful in discussing the Supreme Court vacancy.
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This year, Republicans refused to fill a Supreme Court vacancy.
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The government does not publish an official home vacancy rate.
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Under the bill, if a Senate vacancy occurred before Jan.
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Under Clouse's bill, if a Senate vacancy occurred before Jan.
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I noticed that the neon " No Vacancy " sign was on.
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But one window into it is the office vacancy rate.
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The commission currently has five commissioners serving and one vacancy.
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The District currently experiences one vacancy in thirteen active judgeships.
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"The decision not to fill the Scalia vacancy," he said.
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"High-end, dominant malls" continue to have very high rents and very low vacancy rates, while traditional malls still struggle with high vacancy and low rent growth, Ryan Severino, senior economist at Reis, said.
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Scientists could perhaps overcome this drawback with a silicon-vacancy diamond.
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The team signed running back Charcandrick West to fill the vacancy.
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Tattilo was uniquely suited to fill the Playboy vacancy in Italy.
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Bertie had a 26 percent vacancy rate for correctional officer spots.
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And she has another vacancy she wants filled… what is it?
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Hollande's withdrawal means the socialist party has a vacancy to fill.
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The British government dismissed that suggestion saying there was no vacancy.
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Atlanta will likely recall SS Dansby Swanson to fill the vacancy.
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A blood-red "vacancy" sign glowed overbright in the parlor window.
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The vacancy quickly became an issue in the 2016 presidential race.
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Hurd's departure marks another vacancy for Texas' congressional leaders, after Reps.
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The Texans signed quarterback Matt McGloin to fill the roster vacancy.
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He ultimately filled the vacancy with then-Solicitor General Elena Kagan.
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About half of it was devoted to the Supreme Court vacancy.
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The mall vacancy rate rose to 9.0 percent from 8.3 percent.
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But to ignore the nominee entirely, as if no vacancy existed?
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Many feared that vacancy rates would soar and rents would plummet.
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Ms. Dwyer was 30 when the vacancy in Boston was announced.
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This partisanship has turned each court vacancy into a pitched battle.
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The EEOC currently has one vacancy, and the NLRB has two.
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Mr. Trump appointed Justice Neil M. Gorsuch to fill the vacancy.
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The House still has one remaining vacancy, due to former Rep.
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"Vacancy chains are just another way of transferring property," he said.
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Phoenix saw the biggest drop in vacancy rates, to just 2.6%.
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Some prisons have staff vacancy rates of 85033 percent or higher.
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His vacancy now leaves the court evenly divided along ideological lines.
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Jackson previously talked to the San Francisco 49ers about their vacancy.
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This vacancy is present throughout both the mall and the play.
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A botched nomination the next time a Supreme Court vacancy occurs.
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In Medford, the rental vacancy rate is less than 2750 percent.
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Andrew M. Cuomo vowed to end vacancy decontrol earlier this year.
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The Supreme Court vacancy has been a particular sore point in the Senate, in particular, after Republicans refused to even consider President Barack Obama's selection to fill the vacancy left after former Scalia died last year.
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The Wrestling Classic is every plot device to fill a title vacancy.
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She serves 24 hours in this temporary vacancy during the session break.
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She was appointed in 2009 to fill the vacancy left by Sen.
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That mythic tenor might explain why his photographs evoke vacancy or desolation.
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So, there is no vacancy at any point in the Supreme Court.
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The vacancy was announced on April 30 when the story was ready.
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He also foresaw the work advancing nitrogen-vacancy center research in general.
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Expect this vacancy to become a major point in this year's midterms
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Republicans argue that the next president should fill the Supreme Court vacancy.
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South Carolina is far from alone in having double-digit vacancy rates.
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And on federal appeals circuits there's currently a 7 percent vacancy rate.
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Brownfield, though, has announced his retirement, leaving yet another vacancy to fill.
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The rapidly escalating fight over the Scalia vacancy is exposing this reality.
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Again, Michigan is a vacancy where Bill Schuette won the Republican primary.
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Vacancy rate: 0.2 percent Apparently no home in San Jose is unlivable.
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They argued that the vacancy shouldn't be filled during an election year.
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Katharine Stevenson volunteered to resign instead to create the vacancy for Ackman.
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For Canada overall, the job vacancy rate held steady at 2.5 percent.
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That is required when there is a vacancy in the top job.
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There is a vacancy for one more Republican and one more Democrat.
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Walmart and Target have raced to fill the Toys 'R' Us vacancy.
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President Donald Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch to the vacancy on January 31.
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The move would leave another key vacancy on Trump's White House staff.
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But he has said the next president should fill the court vacancy.
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From 2010 until recently, vacancy rates were higher than in surrounding markets.
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Mr. McConnell says he wants the next president to fill the vacancy.
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The fight over this Supreme Court vacancy will be a bruising one.
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Warren also talked about filling the Supreme Court vacancy, the newspaper said.
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His vacancy triggers a special election that will be held in November.
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Before long he was hired to fill a vacancy as German correspondent.
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In some areas, the vacancy rate is as high as 50 percent.
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We're therefore not alleging that any particular vacancy poses a legal problem.
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She was appointed to the Senate this year to fill a vacancy.
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"There's no vacancy yet," said Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas).
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Each vacancy lets about three crabs upgrade their shells, Dr. Chase said.
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She doubts vacancy chains are the whole story in crab society, either.
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Warehouse space is nearly full, with vacancy near an all-time low.
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But then again: there's always people willing to step into a vacancy.
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In Cindy's Brightmoor neighborhood, the community transforms vacancy into flourishing urban farms.
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Tuesday to discuss the nearly year-old vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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McConnell and Priebus discuss the GOP's approach to the Supreme Court vacancy.
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The national apartment vacancy rate rose to 4.8 percent in the third quarter from 4.7 percent in the second quarter and 4.4 percent a year earlier, with 45 of 79 metros reporting a rise in vacancy, Reis said.
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That is according to a new study from GOBankingRates, which evaluated cities based on multiple criteria: percentage of homes with mortgages in negative equity, foreclosure rates, delinquency rates on mortgage payments, homeowner vacancy rates and rental vacancy rates.
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The logic goes that this would mean Trump would have an easy route to confirmation should another vacancy arise on the court during his tenure, a vacancy that could shift the balance of the court, unlike this one.
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If Republicans don't budge, that could lead to a truly years-long vacancy.
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It's not the same perceived vacancy as, say, someone like Lana Del Rey.
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The apartment vacancy rate was unchanged, despite so many new units being completed.
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Vacancy rate was unchanged in the quarter at 2613% from the year earlier.
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The Casual Vacancy effectively dulled my appetite for grownup books from J.K. Rowling.
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One doubts that they'll see a "No Vacancy" sign at the Sierra Pelona.
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"The list is not, literally, about one person and one vacancy," Kang said.
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Indeed, high-street vacancy rates are low by the standards of recent years.
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"All they told me was that there was no vacancy," my dad recalls.
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Proxy voting is not permitted to fill a vacancy on the national ticket.
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Only when there is a formal vacancy can the contest's next stage start.
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An adjacent electron can slide over into the hole, leaving behind another vacancy.
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She was later named to fill the vacancy created by John McCain's death.
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The vacancy will leave all three major federal immigration agencies without permanent leaders.
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State law allows county officials to appoint another Republican to fill the vacancy.
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Vacancy rate: 0.3 percent College towns are booming, and Provo is no exception.
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That tie vote was possible because of the vacancy left by Scalia's Feb.
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Garland, confirmed in 1997, has often been mentioned when there is a vacancy.
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Brian Sandoval is indeed being looked at to fill the Supreme Court's vacancy.
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"Therefore, this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new President."
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"Therefore, this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president".
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Unlike his nominations of Sotomayor and Kagan, the vacancy this time wasn't expected.
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In its vacancy, it has become anathema to some surrounding businesses and residents.
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Higher vacancy rates are generally considered a sign of an active job market.
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But with rental vacancy rates remaining low, rents are likely to trend higher.
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One vacancy will be filled by a vocal proponent of huge asset purchases.
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It also establishes procedures to fill a vacancy left by the Vice President.
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If the vacancy falls to Clinton to fill, she will face a decision.
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"That's exactly what the letter said: if there was a vacancy," he said.
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The vacancy rate measures the share of all available jobs that are unfilled.
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The chamber still has one vacancy, due to the resignation of former Rep.
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Supreme Court vacancy Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland will sit down with Sen.
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The DOJ's review is also advancing despite a vacancy atop its antitrust division.
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But with rental vacancy rates remaining low, rents are likely to trend higher.
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Red-state Democrats like Manchin are under pressure over the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Participating vendors include LACE, RAM, Puna Press, Sean Hernandez, Vacancy LA, and others.
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"We'll see if there is a vacancy in 2020," McConnell said on Monday.
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The vacancy gives another ambitious California politician an opportunity to serve in Congress.
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Indiana Democrats will hold their own meeting to fill a vacancy this week.
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A Supreme Court vacancy is the closest Washington gets to a soap opera.
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Would be unprecedented in recent history for SCOTUS to go year with vacancy.
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It was a feeling of vacancy, of being emptied out by the desert.
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Vacancy rates were at 16.4% at the end of 2019, per the report.
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She, too, was first selected by party insiders to fill a 2006 vacancy.
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"This is not a pleasant situation," she said, referring to the Kennedy vacancy.
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The vacancy rate in the area is very tight, at just 22009 percent.
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Mr. Trump forced her out, creating the vacancy of a Senate-confirmed chief.
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A WeWork spokeswoman did not respond to questions about the building's vacancy rate.
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We were looking for someone who was Senate-confirmed under the Vacancy Act.
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Therefore, this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new President.
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Justice Clark soon retired, and Johnson appointed Thurgood Marshall to fill the vacancy.
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The vacancy rates in 28 of 77 metros rose during the first quarter.
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And he picked Neil Gorsuch, not Merrick Garland, to fill the Scalia vacancy.
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EST: President Trump huddles with Senate Leadership to discuss the Supreme Court vacancy.
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And, after all, the vacancy is not legitimately President-elect Trump's to fill.
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Then, for the O'Connor vacancy, Bush first chose White House Counsel Harriet Miers.
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Another vacancy on the court would allow Trump to nominate a second justice.
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They believe Democrats should hold their fire in the expectation of another vacancy.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D) but was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by Sen.
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The next president will likely take office with two, plus an existing vacancy.
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" TRUMP MEETS WITH LAWMAKERS TO DISCUSS SUPCO VACANCY Fox News: "President Trump met with a bipartisan group of six senators at the White House Thursday night to discuss the Supreme Court vacancy left by the looming retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy .
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According to Leonard Leo, one of Trump's key advisers on the Supreme Court vacancy, there is "pressure" to announce a nominee for the vacancy within the next two to three weeks — before Trump leaves for the NATO summit in mid-July.
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Besides, there's reason to believe this vacancy could last far past this election year.
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Momentum could slow with rents appearing close to peaking and rental vacancy rates bottoming.
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Levy and Bell had gotten word of the vacancy and thought immediately of Coaxum.
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Following the dinner, Rimes headed to No Vacancy in Hollywood for drinks with friends.
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Congress passed the motion to start "presidential vacancy" proceedings last week with 93 votes.
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"It's important for Americans to remember what's at stake with this vacancy," she said.
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Salame said Hariri "wanted to resign" but has feared leaving a "vacancy" in government.
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"This vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president," he said.
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"If another vacancy emerges, you'll see another very similar kind of prioritization," Leo said.
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Republicans' message to Obama on the Supreme Court vacancy: Don't even bother nominating anyone.
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Higher rents, reduced vacancy rates and valuation gains helped its results, the company said.
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Vacancy: The Economist is looking to hire a staff writer to cover British economics.
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It's less a company with an executive vacancy than a monarchy without an heir.
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Until his appointment to fill a vacancy after Governor Nestor Espenilla died on Feb.
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Vancouver's vacancy rate is 1.4 percent, well below the national average of 3.5 percent.
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Gary, Indiana, has the highest vacancy rate of single-family housing in the country.
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"This vacancy was born of corruption," said State Senator Michael Gianaris, a Queens Democrat.
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Justice Gorsuch fills the vacancy left by Justice Antonin Scalia, who died last February.
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He also appointed Justice Neil Gorsuch to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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A vacancy was created when LHP Matt Boyd was sent back to the minors.
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Genre hoppingRowling moved on to adult books with the 2012 drama The Casual Vacancy.
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Until his appointment to fill a vacancy after Governor Nestor Espenilla died on Feb.
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The death of Antonin Scalia had created a 1003-month vacancy on the bench.
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A top GOP senator is predicting another vacancy on the Supreme Court this year.
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Ten Popular Force lawmakers broke ranks to keep a "presidential vacancy" motion from succeeding.
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Obama has begun interviewing remaining candidates for the court vacancy, NPR reported on Tuesday.
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The president nominated Judge Merrick Garland to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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Stoker's appointment will fill a long-open vacancy in San Francisco's Region 9 office.
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In this vacancy, another atom might sneak in to replace the missing carbon atom.
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The State Senate is split between 31 Democrats and 31 Republicans, with one vacancy.
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The number of unemployed people per vacancy slipped to 1.733 from 1.0 in March.
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The number of unemployed people per vacancy slipped to 133 from 1.0 in March.
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He listed multiple reasons for the endorsement, but first among them was Scalia's vacancy.
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According to Reis, the vacancy rate isn't expected to improve in the near future.
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DeSantis's resignation on Monday creates a vacancy in his north Central Florida House seat.
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Those personnel problems had left some institutions with vacancy rates of 40% or higher.
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" Flaked added that he "certainly wasn't anticipating a Supreme Court vacancy, but it's unaffected.
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So, to conclude, it seems progressives might benefit from keeping the current vacancy open.
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Obama followed that suggestion and nominated Restrepo in November 28503 for an emergency vacancy.
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A political fight has erupted over filling the court's vacancy left by the Feb.
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Shurmur was one of six candidates to interview for the Giants' head coaching vacancy.
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The unexpected vacancy has also drawn some high-profile Republicans to consider the race.
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Which is why I drove for 14 straight hours before I found a vacancy.
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Rhule, 44, declined to interview this month for the vacancy with the Cleveland Browns.
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"We've had basically no vacancy since the units came on line," Matthew Weissman said.
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Loeffler, appointed to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of former Republican Sen.
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Perhaps you might wish to be White House communications director, filling Mr. Dubke's vacancy?
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What we have now are these apocalyptic ideological firefights every time there's a vacancy.
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A few years later, Bennet was the surprise pick to fill a Senate vacancy.
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The Saints filled the roster vacancy by activating undrafted rookie defensive end Carl Granderson.
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The announcement came the same day that a vacancy opened on the 4th Circuit.
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Supreme Court's Scalia died leaving a vacancy,Senate Republicans refused to fill it hastily.
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The vacancy rate of market-rate rentals, by comparison, is closer to 6 percent.
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J. Sargent Reynolds died and a special election was held to fill the vacancy.
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The Cowboys don't officially have a vacancy, but Jason Garrett's contract expires on Jan.
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This would ensure that the vacancy was not left to a new Republican president.
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SCHLAPP: Well, the president is working quickly to see if we can fill this vacancy.
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Unlike Obama, Trump also had a Supreme Court vacancy at the beginning of his term.
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Federal appeals court judge is on President Trump's short list for the Supreme Court vacancy.
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There is no leadership vacancy, since Theresa May promises to stay for the long haul.
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Best option: Blake Shelton resigns as Sexiest Man Alive, creating new vacancy and do over.
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Katsas was widely considered the frontrunner for the seat when the vacancy opened in July.
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But if there is a vacancy, is China qualified or even interested in the job?
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"The Senate stands ready to fulfill its constitutional role ... to fill this vacancy," he said.
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He similarly served as an outside adviser to Trump last year on the Scalia vacancy.
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Catcher Austin Barnes was recalled from Triple-A Oklahoma City to fill the roster vacancy.
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The office-vacancy rate in Calgary is more than 27%, up from 4% in 2012.
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Now... to find an app worthy enough to fill the vacancy left by Apple Photos.
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First, the death of Justice Scalia, and the vacancy that leaves on the Supreme Court.
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"We would have had double-digit vacancy rates by 21 if POGOs did not come".
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However, northern politicians will want one of their own to step in to any vacancy.
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Whoever President Bush nominated in that hypothetical 2008 vacancy would have been blocked by Democrats.
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Either way, our view is this: Give the people a voice in filling this vacancy.
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The finance ministry said it will launch a new appointment process to fill the vacancy.
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Tom Price -- whose departure to become Trump's health and human services secretary created the vacancy.
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In this case, the entanglement was generated using imperfections in diamonds called nitrogen vacancy centers.
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Presidents should be prepared to name replacements within 90 days of a vacancy opening up.
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Conservatives and liberals are already preparing game plans, irrespective of when a new vacancy arises.
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Thornberry's nomination was withdrawn as well as there was no vacancy left to be filled.
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MORE's nominated to fill the vacancy created by Justice Antonin Scalia's death in February 85033.
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This would mean that the current vacancy on the court falls outside this time frame.
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Gore and the fate of the 85033 election with a vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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The national vacancy rate for neighborhood and community shopping centers was flat at 10 percent.
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"Evidently", he told Reuters last week, the Supreme Court vacancy is "not going to happen".
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Republicans, however, blocked Garland, leaving open the vacancy that Gorsuch is now set to fill.
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Burr agrees with Senate GOP leadership that the next president should fill the court vacancy.
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Luther Strange, who was appointed to fill the vacancy when Sessions took his new post.
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A vacancy that could actually shift the dynamic of the court, unlike the Gorsuch seat.
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However, the company would be exposed to downtime and capital expenditures during the vacancy period.
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Or maybe she's stunned into vacancy by the thought of what she might have become.
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In the House, Democrats have 235 seats and Republicans have 199 and there's one vacancy.
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Are the federal courts disabled by the current vacancy rate of slightly over 10 percent?
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Hispanics and other Americans are not well-served by a vacancy on the high court.
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A former assistant with the Knicks, Thibodeau was not considered for that team's coaching vacancy.
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The Republican Senate majority's inaction has perpetuated and worsened the lower federal court vacancy crisis.
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Secretary Clinton, there is a vacancy on the supreme court at a very crucial moment.
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In that case, we would have to wait until 2021 to fill the Scalia vacancy.
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The job vacancy rate, at 85033 percent, is higher than at anytime in recent memory.
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"Cincinnati has historically had low vacancy rates," said Molly North, chief executive at Al. Neyer.
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Ohio has a Republican governor, so creating a vacancy would cost Democrats a Senate seat.
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Those approaches remain today as contrasting archetypes for how to fill a Supreme Court vacancy.
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"I don't think there's any rush to replace the vacancy," the governor said last week.
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The Supreme Court vacancy isn't the only thing roiling Democrats ahead of the midterm elections.
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It will be the first for a court vacancy that opened during the Trump administration.
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Judge Thapar was among those considered by Mr. Trump for last year's Supreme Court vacancy.
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But he's said that Republicans would fill a vacancy ahead of the 2628 presidential election.
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Felton was appointed to fill a vacancy by a governor who supported the 19th Amendment.
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Mr. McConnell held to his position on the court vacancy under tremendous pressure from Democrats.
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Downtown still sparkles, but many of the innovative skyscrapers are struggling with high vacancy rates.
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The national vacancy rate for neighborhood and community shopping centers was flat at 9.9 percent.
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Jeff Flake said he would support voting on the court vacancy in the lame duck.
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"There is no vacancy for that position," British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said in Parliament.
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But Democrats and Republicans still are predicting a fierce fight over the next court vacancy.
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That bubble also helps explain the Republican response to the new vacancy on the Court.
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That&aposs up from 22017,23 units vacant for other reasons, or a 275% vacancy rate.
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If it declines to act within 22019 days, the gov gets to fill the vacancy.
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If it declines to act within 30 days, the gov gets to fill the vacancy.
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In 2013, there was a Utah-based vacancy on the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The ambassador has also come up in discussions for the Director of National Intelligence vacancy.
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Now required to fill the vacancy, Ducey faces major questions that could steer his decision.
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Twitter has finally filled a key executive vacancy by acquiring mobile app startup Yes, Inc.
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But the other vacancy wasn't filled until Tyler's Democratic successor, James K. Polk, took office.
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"We would have had double-digit vacancy rates by 2327 if POGOs did not come".
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He sent the book to two independent linguistics computer experts, who found multiple similarities between Cuckoo's Calling, The Casual Vacancy, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and he found that The Cuckoo's Calling and The Casual Vacancy shared both an agent and an editor.
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No vacancy Want to book a room in the Taco Bell hotel in Palm Springs, California?
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But a Supreme Court vacancy may energize turnout among evangelical Christians and other social conservative voters.
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The vacancy will also give President Trump the opportunity to appoint a more conservative-leaning justice.
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The planning, of course, all presumes a new vacancy will occur in Trump&aposs first term.
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But, while others have created silicon-vacancy diamonds before, this paper takes it a step further.
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In Switzerland's property market, vacancy rates have hit their highest levels in more than two decades.
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"Tonight, President Trump will announce his nominee to fill the current Supreme Court vacancy," McConnell said.
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After all, what else can fill the vacancy in a doll's eyes but an evil spirit?
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Zoe Tillman looks at what it means for Trump to get to fill that important vacancy.
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"Here is a situation where you had a first assistant [prior to the vacancy]," she said.
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Toronto has a 21 percent rental vacancy rate, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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On the face of it, the vacancy to become chief executive of Lululemon doesn't ooze appeal.
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The Third Circuit now has a 7-6 majority of GOP picks and 1 pending vacancy.
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We have a vacancy now and are likely to have others during the next president's term.
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Demand for London office spaces was "hesitant" and vacancy rates continued to rise, the company said.
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And Rule 9 allows for the party fill a vacancy at the top of the ticket.
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The vacancy on the Supreme Court opened up early last year when Justice Antonin Scalia died.
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Virginia's current governor, Terry McAuliffe is a Democrat and would fill Kaine's vacancy with another Democrat.
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They argue that the vacancy left by Scalia's death should be filled by the next president.
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Trump on Tuesday announced that Gorsuch is his choice to replace the vacancy left by Scalia.
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Perriello argued that voters view Trump's Cabinet appointments and the Supreme Court vacancy as local issues.
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With Peter Capaldi set to exit at the end of this season, a juicy vacancy awaits.
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They've suggested it might be better to have the standoff over the next court vacancy. Sen.
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CNN's exit poll confirms the importance of this Supreme Court vacancy on the minds of voters.
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Reid said it would be unprecedented to have a vacancy on the court for a year.
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Since 6900, the Fed has had at least one vacancy about four-fifths of the time.
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That leaves a vacancy that will be filled by a supplementary election, officials said on Tuesday.
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Vacancy increased in 43 of 79 metros in the quarter, higher than most quarters, Reis said.
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In Paris the vacancy rate was 2.6 percent, a historical low, BNP Paribas Real Estate said.
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Several Republicans have argued that filling Scalia's vacancy should be punted until after the 2016 elections.
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"There is no vacancy," a Downing Street spokesman said when asked about Trump's remark on Tuesday.
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The team used pairs of one atom and one vacancy each to encode bits of information.
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Mr. Friess argued that the Supreme Court vacancy made it imperative to rally around Mr. Trump.
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Ted Cruz (Texas) had already unified around an obstructionist message: the vacancy should not be filled.
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That's also why debates over judicial nominations can matter beyond simple questions of filling a vacancy.
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The vacancy at the CIA would likely be filled, according to the tentative plan, by Sen.
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The regional mall vacancy rate is hovering around 9%, according to a January report from CNBC.
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The President has met Thapar and Lee, but not in the context of a judicial vacancy.
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If he were to be confirmed, Garland - nominated to fill the vacancy created by the Feb.
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According to the tentative plan, the vacancy at the CIA would likely be filled by Sen.
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The commercial vacancy rate is below 10 percent and residents are also moving to the area.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, the state's senior senator, noted the importance of the Supreme Court vacancy.
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But, I support his decision to withdraw his name from consideration for the Supreme Court vacancy.
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The list was forwarded to Governor Scott, who would decide which candidate should fill the vacancy.
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Trump has hit the ground running, meeting with key senators to discuss the Supreme Court vacancy.
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In the debate around the Supreme Court vacancy, a lot of rhetoric simply doesn't hold up.
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He said Monday it's "appalling" that Republicans are refusing to fill the current Supreme Court vacancy.
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Specifically, the FAA should post an open and continuous vacancy announcement for experienced air traffic controllers.
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The vacancy in Tennessee opens a long-shot opportunity for Democrats in a traditionally red state.
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Congress is in recess this week, but the struggle over the Supreme Court vacancy is not.
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Polls show independents in several battleground states say the court vacancy should be filled this year.
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To date, Trump has not nominated the Democrats' pick to fill a vacancy on the commission.
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The affliction can make writing feel impossible, like I'm trapped in place between indecision and vacancy.
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At times, nursing vacancy rates in some of its departments has hit 240 percent or higher.
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The vacancy rate for manufacturing space in Brooklyn was 4.6 percent in July, according to CoStar.
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Landlords in Chicago and other major cities are feeling the pressure of stubbornly high vacancy rates.
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The virus has disrupted global travel and forced conferences to be cancelled, impacting hotel vacancy rates.
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On Thursday Mr. McConnell defended his decision to move forward with filling the vacancy this year.
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Toronto is one of five teams with a coaching vacancy, joining Atlanta, Detroit, Milwaukee and Orlando.
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Check. Creating a vacancy so the first African-American can be appointed to the Supreme Court?
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Mr. de Blasio doesn't have the luxury of such abundant vacancy, but he is succeeding anyway.
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Under federal vacancy law, Wolf has to hold a Senate-confirmed role to lead the agency.
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And for a new election to be held, someone must leave office to create a vacancy.
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Trump will have a vacancy to fill as soon as he takes the oath of office.
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Jesús "Chuy" García (D-Ill.) will be filling a vacancy on the House Natural Resources Committee.
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The resulting court vacancy led to a congressional blockade of President Barack Obama's nominee Merrick Garland.
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Those same buildings have a vacancy rate 2100 percentage points lower than offices without transit access.
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Kavanaugh was nominated by President Donald Trump to fill a vacancy on the US Supreme Court.
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McConnell insisted in a floor speech that the vacancy should be filled by the next president.
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Senate Republicans have to date had no issue with having a lengthy vacancy on the court.
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He also highlighted the Supreme Court vacancy left by the death of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Democrats narrowly lost an arguably overhyped special election to fill the vacancy created by former Rep.
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They also narrowly lost an unquestionably underhyped election to fill the vacancy created by former Rep.
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Most, if not all, reserve-pool placements will be in schools that already struggle to attract great teachers, with teacher vacancy rates that are double or triple those of their counterparts in more affluent communities; those vacancy rates make them prime spots to put unwanted, unmotivated teachers.
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According to real estate consultancy CBRE, the national commercial vacancy rate currently stands at about 13 percent.
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"We'll see whether there's a vacancy in 2020," McConnell replied without directly answering what he would do.
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There's no vacancy in the Rangers' major league infield, though, so Profar shuttled down to Triple-A.
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That won&apost erase the advantage Republicans gain from this vacancy, but it can limit the damage.
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The fact that he&aposs got another vacancy, second, since his time as president of United States.
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"I will take the same approach as I have previously for a Supreme Court vacancy," Donnelly said.
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In the shadows between street lamps, it marks a solemn vacancy in the wake of extreme violence.
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Among the provinces, British Columbia in the far west showed the highest vacancy rate of 3.4 percent.
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President Donald Trump has nominated Federal Judge Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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President Trump has nominated Gorsuch to fill the vacancy left by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Ferrari are also likely to have a vacancy in 2019, with Kimi Raikkonen's contract ending next year.
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By historical standards, Mr. Trump has fared well on his pick to fill a Supreme Court vacancy.
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He fills a vacancy created six months ago by the retirement of Joseph Yun, a career ambassador.
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Vacancy rates are already low, thanks in part to the expansion of e-tailers such as Amazon.
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Naturally, the Democrats are promising a fight, while the high court vacancy gives Republicans a needed boost.
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That 2012 novel was The Casual Vacancy, which is in all honesty not a very good book.
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It's the longest-running vacancy in the entire federal judiciary — the seat has been open since Dec.
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That said, on Wednesday it was reported that Obama had been considering Brian Sandoval for the vacancy.
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Only 28 of 77 metros saw an increase in vacancy in the quarter, according to the report.
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If a Supreme Court vacancy opens up before the 2020 election, Mr McConnell will promptly fill it.
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Factories lining Juárez's urban highways, making everything from car parts to wind turbines, sport job-vacancy signs.
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They could even be appointed this same year, if a vacancy opens up, just as Souter was.
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In 1990 he was appointed to fill a Senate vacancy caused by the death of Spark Matsunaga.
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Vacancy rate: 5.3 percent Flint's housing market hasn't exactly been robust for decades, but then disaster struck.
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"There is no vacancy for that position," British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said in Parliament on Tuesday.
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That left a vacancy in the No. 43 RPM Ford — and a four-race audition for Wallace.
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The vacancy opened up in December when Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel fired his last chief, Garry McCarthy.
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O and Bon-Ton store closures boosted mall vacancy rates, real estate research firm Reis Inc REIS.
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Earlier Saturday, McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, called for the vacancy to be filled after Obama's presidency ends.
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These markets are generally characterized by stubbornly high vacancy rates and weak same-store NOI growth prospects.
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Between 2628 and 28503, the SEC had at least one vacancy about one-fourth of the time.
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It has a rental vacancy rate of about 5 percent, which is well above the national average.
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Democratic President Barack Obama in March named centrist appellate court judge Merrick Garland to fill the vacancy.
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MORE nominated Inga Bernstein, a longtime private practitioner, for a judicial vacancy on the District of Massachusetts.
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Earlier Wednesday, Obama announced that he had selected Garland to fill the vacancy left by the Feb.
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" SCOTUS prediction: "Cruz at CPAC is predicts there will be a second Supreme Court vacancy this summer.
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Should Obama fill the vacancy, it's likely that the court's balance will shift in favor of liberals.
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There is no current vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court but three justices are 79 or older.
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Any vacancy at Mercedes-powered Williams would have a queue of candidates but Massa wants to stay.
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In addition to filling the current vacancy, it is worth noting the advanced ages of several justices.
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Both Democratic and Republican strategists are preparing for a potential vacancy on the court, CNBC has reported.
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She thinks about quitting, but said she refuses to leave another vacancy for the district to fill.
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Massachusetts currently requires a special election within 85033 to 160 days for any House or Senate vacancy.
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The province has had the highest vacancy rate among the provinces since the third quarter of 2015.
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The fourth-quarter vacancy figures confirmed the labor market had good momentum heading into 2017, Hogue said.
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Republicans hold a 3-1 advantage on the five-member board, where there is currently one vacancy.
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Vacancy rates hover at about 4 percent, compared with about 15 percent for the rest of downtown.
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The company has one vacancy on its organization chart: chief financial officer and head of real estate.
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On the top of every list there seems to be one name for the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Clinton were elected, he would work to keep her from filling the vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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"I think the president's on good ground here to appoint somebody under the vacancy statute," Graham said.
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Val Demmings, a freshman congresswoman and former Orlando police chief, will fill the vacancy on the committee.
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The retail vacancy rate rose to 10.2 percent from 10.0 percent a year earlier, the report said.
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Jack Reed of Rhode Island, said the vacancy problem has created "disarray" in the government's largest bureaucracy.
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Dr. Hirsch, a taciturn and meticulous Chicagoan, was a special panel's unanimous choice to fill the vacancy.
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In memorializing absence and vacancy, the monument (intentionally or otherwise) invites living Philadelphians to fill the void.
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P.S. Vice President Pence has met with some of the contenders for the Supreme Court vacancy. (AP)
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The venue was a four-story walk up, with No Vacancy II dominating the top two floors.
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The remaining individuals on his list of potential nominees for the new vacancy fit the same mold.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement has created the most important vacancy on the Supreme Court in our lifetimes.
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It manages 1,975 apartments, not 4,000, and the vacancy rate is 2 percent, not four vacant units.
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Alison Sirico: I am also co-founder of Alt+Esc Platform and co-organizer of No Vacancy.
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President Barack Obama on Wednesday selected Judge Merrick Garland to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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I had tracked down old contractors who had worked on the house during its 22-year vacancy.
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Once the Pistons officially hire a coach, Toronto will be left with the league's only coaching vacancy.
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Dozens decamped to other towns, driving down vacancy rates in those rental markets, or to other states.
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There is usually a vacancy, unless there is a school group or a large scientific research community.
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In the "B" neighborhood, more than half the families live in poverty with a high vacancy rate.
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All that distinguishes this episode is Johnson's effort to create a vacancy rather than merely fill one.
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Mr. Hulse raises the Supreme Court vacancy that has been open since Antonin Scalia's death last February.
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While Tsongas's district is considered safe for Democrats, the vacancy will likely draw candidates from both parties.
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"The answer to your question is we will see if there's a vacancy in 2020," he said.
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The delay was caused by a vacancy at the auditor general's office which audits state-controlled companies.
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And President Trump has made exceptionally strategic use of making "acting" appointments using the Vacancy Reform Act.
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Monday's announcement throws KPN's CEO hunt to fill the vacancy left by Maximo Ibarra back into uncertainty.
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There might not be another Supreme Court vacancy before Democrats retake the White House and the Senate.
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Scotusblog notes he has much in common with Antonin Scalia, whose death created the vacancy last year.
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Many conservatives argue that a jurist who replicates Justice Scalia's approach to law should fill the vacancy.
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These unfilled roles can cost about $680 in lost revenue per day per vacancy, according to iCIMS.
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That way, you're the first person they call when there's a vacancy that fits your skill set.
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Kay Ivey (R) said a future vacancy on the Supreme Court was one of her top motivations.
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Mr. Trump's nomination to fill the nearly yearlong vacancy on the Supreme Court is expected this week.
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By one estimate, 183 regional malls across the country have vacancy rates of 35 percent or more.
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Mr. Coons said his preference would be that the conflict be avoided altogether and no vacancy arose.
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Scalia's death has triggered a battle between the White House and Republicans over filling the court vacancy.
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Rent increases for apartments have started to moderate in some cities and vacancy rates are edging up.
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Speaking to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House, Trump was asked about the vacancy.
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Strengthening rent regulations and eliminating vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to increase rents when tenants vacate apartments?
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Trump already has nominated Randal Quarles to one vacancy and now will have at least two more.
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What's next: Trump and Senate Republicans have only one circuit court vacancy left to fill this year.
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The housing vacancy rate was less than 2 percent, which "is considered a crisis state," Mayer said.
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The identity of that nominee could depend on how soon a vacancy opens up on the Supreme Court — if the vacancy occurs relatively late in a Biden presidency, the former vice president would have more time to fill the lower courts with potential candidates for a Supreme Court appointment.
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"In downtown Pittsburgh, 20 percent vacancy is considered high," said Matthew M. Knisely, a managing director with Shorenstein.
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Republicans blocked a vote and even hearings on the nomination, meaning the vacancy became Obama's successor's to fill.
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So, that ... different patterns also kind of adds to the value prop as we fill in their vacancy.
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As soon as Sessions becomes the attorney general, he'll have to resign his Senate seat, creating a vacancy.
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And you go back to President Obama who had a vacancy filled in August before a midterm election.
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The national apartment vacancy rate rose to 23.3 percent from 4.4 percent, the real estate research firm said.
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This move maintained the vacancy on the court -- leaving a space open for Trump to make his pick.
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As a result Cramer picked Wes Edens, the co-chairman of Fortress Investment Group, to fill the vacancy.
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The whole thing is powered by a product called Morpheus, which prices tenant risk and models vacancy risk.
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Salame claims Hariri would resign, but fears what would happen if there was a vacancy in leadership. 5.
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What it might change is whether Trump can use a future vacancy to fundamentally reshape American constitutional law.
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And now we're here, in Soho, watching the colour bleed away, watching vitality transmogrify into vacancy and banality.
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Another myth was that the vacancy rate for private residential property had finally reached the peak, Nomura said.
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HK Land's office and retail vacancy rates remained stable at 21000% and 211%, respectively, at end-June 21500.
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The mall vacancy rate jumped to 9.1 percent in the third quarter, from 8.3 percent a year earlier.
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In the ten years to 280 the cost of filling a vacancy fell by 250% in real terms.
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Notebook Hi, John, Let's talk about the Supreme Court vacancy, as longtime friends and fellow law nerds. Madness!
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Gorsuch took his seat on April 10, 2017, filling the vacancy left by the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Some Republican National Committee members reportedly began contingency planning for a vacancy at the top of the ticket.
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This rationale was echoed online: The vacancy, which Kennedy ultimately filled in 1988, opened up in mid-1987.
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If a vacancy comes up where I can dance about architecture then be sure to let me know.
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" Toomey added that the Supreme Court could operate with a vacancy, saying, "It's not that big a deal.
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A vacancy on the Supreme Court would allow President Trump to nominate a second judge to the bench.
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"The need to fill the Supreme Court vacancy is not an occasion for politics as usual," Clinton tweeted.
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Gorsuch was nominated to fill a vacancy created by the February 2016 death of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Reid described the meeting as brief and said McConnell and Grassley refused to discuss the Supreme Court vacancy.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee refused comment on Monday about whether Carson may seek the upcoming Senate vacancy.
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But under current law, landlords are allowed to increase rents by up to 20 percent upon a vacancy.
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The Rent Stabilization Association, a major landlord group, said the report exaggerated the effect of the vacancy allowance.
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" "The Constitution provides for every contingency in the Executive, except a vacancy in the mind of the President.
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Mike Lee by phone on Monday about the Supreme Court vacancy, a spokesman for Lee confirms to CNN.
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The pending vacancy is one of several that have senators concerned about a leadership vacuum at the Pentagon.
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The commercial vacancy rate downtown stood at roughly 10 percent in 2011; now, it hovers around 2 percent.
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"After that, we can focus on filling the vacancy resulting from Speaker Ryan's retirement from Congress," he wrote.
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Senate Republicans have held firm on their stance the court vacancy should be filled by the next president.
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For several months, the vacancy rate in shelters for families with children has been less than 1 percent.
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The Supreme Court vacancy, however, has also energized Democrats, with countless outside groups preparing to fight the nomination.
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With a Republican majority in the Senate, another vacancy could set up a contentious election year confirmation battle.
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Then, they considered Gianforte, but he opted to run for the House vacancy that Zinke's appointment created, instead.
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This Supreme Court vacancy gave Donald Trump the power to shift jurisprudence on a range of critical issues.
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"In my opinion, the desperation in the Panhandle, and places like it, is a social vacancy," he said.
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If Obama got to fill that vacancy, liberals would get their first majority on the Court in decades.
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"I don't care" is the verbal equivalent of hanging a "no vacancy" sign in front of the hotel.
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If Zinke is confirmed, a special election will be held within 85 to 100 days of his vacancy.
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But President Reagan, filling a fourth and final vacancy, would have nonetheless managed to capture the Supreme Court.
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For Senate Democrats from Republican states, the upcoming battle over a Supreme Court vacancy poses a wrenching choice.
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Conservatives will get another justice on the Supreme Court because there's already a vacancy that Trump will fill.
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During the transition, Trump's advisers turned their attention to Wisconsin's Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit vacancy.
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This Week in Travel explores current events and No Vacancy with Glenn Haussman focuses on the travel business.
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Reinhardt's passing leaves a progressive vacancy on the court for Trump to potentially fill with a conservative vote.
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It requires every team with a head coaching vacancy to interview at least one or more diverse candidates.
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New York and Washington D.C. remained the tightest market, with both boasting a vacancy rate of 9.1 percent.
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A key vacancy will be filled in early 2019, when the highly respected four-star Air Force Gen.
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The 4th Circuit has one seat that became vacant in January and a future vacancy starting Aug 31.
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If there is a future vacancy on the Supreme Court, the battle there will be of titanic importance.
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McConnell and McDonough will both make their case about the best way forward with the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Google declined to send CEO Sundar Pichai or his boss, Alphabet CEO Larry Page, leaving a notable vacancy.
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But the repercussions for the court from this vacancy could be more severe than during the Scalia fallout.
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The President still has not nominated a candidate for the remaining Democratic vacancy at FERC, Height Capital said.
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Warehouse vacancy rates in Denver fell to just 2100 percent in 2000, down from 7.5 percent in 2010.
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Al Franken of Minnesota refused to sign off on President Donald Trump's nominee for a circuit court vacancy.
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Cushman & Wakefield estimates that the vacancy rate actually dropped to 29% in Q210, from 23.4% a year ago.
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In 2017, Collins voted to confirm Neil Gorsuch, Trump's first nomination to a vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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This possible lower court vacancy now enters into the Senate's consideration over the nominee to the Supreme Court.
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But that number recently shrank to 18 after the Democrats' special election upset and with another vacancy. Gov.
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Reasonable people can disagree about the propriety of Senate Republicans punting the Scalia vacancy to the next president.
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But it's drifted downward ever since and is now at an unusually low level by historical standards — and shrinking: At the same time, the vacancy rate for owner-occupied homes, which soared during the crash, has now normalized, while the rental vacancy rate has plunged to a very low level.
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Rivera's resignation left a vacancy in the line of succession that placed Vázquez next in line for the governorship.
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The federal agency showed a job vacancy rate of 2.6 percent, down from 2.8 percent in the second quarter.
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The vacancy rate refers to the share of jobs that are not filled out of all payroll positions available.
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That's also above a 10-year average vacancy rate for these malls of 8.4 percent during the fourth quarter.
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Trump's appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Scalia vacancy in 2017, and his subsequent confirmation, only deepened those tensions.
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No Vacancy III is the third (duh) in a series by curator duo Alison Sirico and Irina Makarov, a.k.a.
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Now, President Obama could withdraw Garland's nomination if he so chooses, perhaps saying that Clinton should fill the vacancy.
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Other networks are still prone to long periods of vacancy, the cost of which Tesla's batteries can help offset.
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Instead, it wants to fill the vacancy being left by large video platforms in the realm of creator tools.
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Kirkby joins from Danish telecoms company TDC to fill the vacancy left when Johan Dennelind resigned unexpectedly in August.
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She stayed aboard to fill a vacancy after Russia scaled down its station staff from three to two cosmonauts.
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But nothing would make the stakes higher than a vacancy that the next president would immediately get to fill.
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President Obama named an adviser, Stephanie Cutter, to oversee strategy in the fight over filling the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Failing to fill this vacancy would be a shameful abdication of one of the Senate's most essential Constitutional responsibilities.
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For Republicans, who fills the vacancy will determine whether Mr. Obama's legacy can be rolled back or is cemented.
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Average rents hover around $1,700 [$1,267 USD] a month for a two-bedroom apartment, and vacancy rates are low.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Droegemeier would end the longest vacancy in the 42-year history of the post.
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Soon after Cohen's departure, Ben Whishaw stepped up to fill the vacancy, with Dexter Fletcher signed on as director.
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The Governor Picks A Temporary Replacement The process for filling a vacancy in the U.S. Senate varies by state.
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The vacancy rate in early 22021 was 22 percent according to Colliers International data supplied by Savannah Port officials.
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The building's vacancy rate is around twice Manhattan's average, despite the building advertising rent significantly below the area's average.
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When a vacancy opens up, the system automatically generates a shortlist of candidates that could be a good fit.
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But regarding the Supreme Court, the president's nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to fill a vacancy was a success.
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They kept the high court vacancy opened in the election year, saying the next president should appoint Scalia's replacement.
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Jon Kyl (R), who had been appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Sen.
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The new vacancy reportedly means that Amazon plans to work with other companies to manage data on personal health.
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Vacancy rate: 4.4 percent Detroit's housing market was suffering well before the last recession, and then it got worse.
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The vacancy rate for U.S. regional and super regional malls was 9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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The vacancy rate touched a 16-year high of 8.9 percent touched in the second quarter of last year.
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The president-elect has promised to nominate a conservative justice to fill a vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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In the modern era, the longest Supreme Court vacancy was 363 days after Abe Fortas resigned in May 1969.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama's hard road to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court faces a pivotal week.
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Scalia, who was 79, was found dead in Texas on Saturday, leaving a vacancy on the top U.S. court.
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When there is a vacancy on the Supreme Court, the president of the United States is to nominate someone.
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The national vacancy rate rose slightly to 4.5 percent in the third quarter from 4.4 percent, according to Reis.
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President Trump's sister, a federal judge, is weighing in on the Supreme Court vacancy, according to a new report.
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Any resistance would likely have been further reduced with the second vacancy left by the death of Antonin Scalia.
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According to the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), vacancy rates are at multi-year lows across the country.
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New York state's constitution calls for the legislature to fill a vacancy in the office of the attorney general.
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Separating the leadership of the NSA and Cyber Command would create a new vacancy for President Trump to fill.
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Robert Bentley (R) appointed Republican Luther Strange to fill the vacancy in early February, following Sessions's confirmation and resignation.
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But it's possible that the case will result in a deadlocked decision due to the vacancy on the court.
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The vacancy gives Trump the chance to shift the court's ideological balance decisively to the right for a generation.
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For his first vacancy on the appeals court, Trump chose his own deputy assistant and deputy counsel Gregory Katsas.
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If Democrats retake the Senate, of course, it's possible it could be tough for Trump to fill the vacancy.
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Before the fires, the city had already been grappling with severe lack of housing and a 3% vacancy rate.
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The vacancy leaves the court in a deadlock, with four justices each on the court's liberal and conservative wings.
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Even now, Senate tensions remain high and could again erupt if an unplanned vacancy emerges on the Supreme Court.
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The president will discuss topics including the Supreme Court vacancy, the 2016 presidential election and his legacy as president.
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When we got the distinguished gentleman from NY we had to ask what he thought about NY's coaching vacancy.
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EDT: The Senate is expected to swear in Jon Kyl, who is filling the vacancy left by Arizona Sen.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said he might fill the vacancy, although he has not exercised the power in other jurisdictions.
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President Obama discussed the Supreme Court vacancy with top Senate Republicans and Democrats, but the brief meeting yielded little.
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In Denver's Zeppelin Station, the No Vacancy stall features a series of chefs to keep patrons from getting bored.
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The Senate's inaction on Garland has made the court vacancy a key political prize in a presidential election year.
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Democrats have vowed to block the nomination after Republicans didn't even hold hearings on Obama's pick for the vacancy.
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Democrats will strategically resist this, knowing that if Menendez steps down today, the vacancy will be filled by Gov.
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Mitch McConnell says Republicans would fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court if one opened in an election year.
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Fitch expects office vacancy rates to rise in 963, because of the increase in new supply amid weak demand.
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It starts with a tiny, atomic-sized imperfection known as a nitrogen vacancy center in your otherwise perfect diamond.
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Obama nominated candidates for three of the four Western District openings and an Eastern District vacancy in July 2015.
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Since it is a special election to fill a vacancy, candidates from all parties will be on the Nov.
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"The vacancy rate in New York City is very low," the Council speaker, Corey Johnson, said before the vote.
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Much of the discussion on the call was about the Supreme Court vacancy following Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's retirement.
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Similarly, the office vacancy rate in 2009 in Hudson Square was about 7 percent, compared with 3 percent today.
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Kevin also wrote an interesting article about how the Supreme Court vacancy is already playing out in Facebook ads.
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President Trump's selection of Brett Kavanaugh for a Supreme Court vacancy comes just four months before crucial national elections.
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More names would likely be in the mix, should a Democrat win the White House and a vacancy arise.
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Who, in need of a new home, doesn't thrill to the news of a vacancy in a friend's building?
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The Scalia vacancy was credited with significantly aiding Mr. Trump and cementing his support on the right in 22020.
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"Anything that would make a Supreme Court vacancy less of an apocalyptic struggle would be an improvement," he said.
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Even in a "normal" election year, the political calculations surrounding the vacancy on the Supreme Court would be complicated.
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The vacancy gives Obama the opportunity to change the dynamics of the court, giving liberals a 5-4 advantage.
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But at least, as the end of a nightmarish season approaches, the Giants have one fewer vacancy to fill.
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Tennessee has not been to a Final Four since 2008, but the program's coaching vacancy has been widely discussed.
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Still, the office vacancy rate is more than 20 percent, reflecting the soft office market across northern New Jersey.
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But Mr. Trump dearly wanted a second vacancy, one that could transform the court for a generation or more.
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Three, Republicans stole a Supreme Court seat by refusing to let President Barack Obama fill a vacancy in 2016.
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The city is struggling with both exceptionally high housing prices and unusually low vacancy rates for apartments and houses.
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A longtime rancher, Little began his political career in 2001, when he was appointed to an Idaho Senate vacancy.
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But a Supreme Court vacancy during the "last, final months" has happened only one other time in modern history.
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Mr. McConnell prevented Mr. Garland last year from getting so much as a hearing for the Supreme Court vacancy.
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The national vacancy rate was 10.2 percent, unchanged from the fourth quarter, but marginally up from a year earlier.
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The Dolphins reportedly interviewed Loggains for their head coaching vacancy before deciding on New England defensive coordinator Brian Flores.
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The hotel has had no vacancy since February and a manager there likened the hoopla to the Super Bowl.
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The vacancy following Scalia's death in early 28500 became a rallying call for conservatives in elections later that year.
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A Supreme Court vacancy gave Obama a chance to inject himself into this year's elections on his own terms.
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Ducey's recent appointment of former Senator Jon Kyl to fill the Senate vacancy created by the death of Sen.
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First, the Republican president nominates a candidate for vacancy on a federal court, from the Supreme Court on down.
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There is also currently no Supreme Court vacancy to force the issue to the top of the national agenda.
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EST: President Obama met with leaders of the Senate and its Judiciary Committee to discuss the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Speaking to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House on Friday, Trump was asked about the vacancy.
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The government is, in essence, an enterprise, and the CISO vacancy is a vital piece missing from this puzzle.
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Progressive groups say McConnell should apply that same thinking if there is a vacancy between now and Election Day.
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Grassley is under fire for refusing to act on anyone President Obama nominates to fill the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Brian Kemp (R) is under intense pressure as he weighs a successor to fill the upcoming Senate vacancy (Politico).
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But in fairness, that could also be the quickest route to the top, if another vacancy were to materialize.
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The panel is now split evenly between Democratic and Republican members, with another vacancy for Mr. Trump to fill.
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Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace, which elevated Gerald Ford to the presidency and created a vacancy, which Rockefeller filled.
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This Supreme Court vacancy will give Donald Trump the power to shift jurisprudence on a range of critical issues.
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Why should we expect to see Obama promote a judge already serving in the judiciary when filling this vacancy?
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The statute states that if an acting secretary is needed because of a vacancy in the secretary of homeland security position, the undersecretary for management becomes the acting secretary: (g)Vacancies (1)Absence, disability, or vacancy of Secretary or Deputy Secretary Notwithstanding chapter 33 of title 5, the Under Secretary for Management shall serve as the Acting Secretary if by reason of absence, disability, or vacancy in office, neither the Secretary nor Deputy Secretary is available to exercise the duties of the Office of the Secretary.
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