" Ms. Mikhaylova said, "They leave voluntarily, they come back voluntarily or they are located.
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He talked to me voluntarily, and consequently we withdrew the subpoena in light of his voluntarily providing information….
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"She's uncomfortable for something she voluntarily went to, voluntarily took her top off and was paid for?" he asked Lowdon.
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I just don't know people here to voluntarily bring up politics, and to even express their political views, just voluntarily.
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The US voluntarily offered up an NDC and can voluntarily offer up a different or weaker NDC any time it wants.
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If a smartphone is a surveillance device we voluntarily carry in our pocket, then VR will be a total surveillance state we voluntarily enter.
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"She said that those parents voluntarily gave up their right to take their children with them, that they voluntarily left them here," said Sen.
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It would create some outside accountability, because if she can voluntarily subject herself to the rules, she can voluntarily un-subject herself to the rules.
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In all, I did voluntarily turn over 1,4003 pages of email to the Senate Intelligence Committee and did voluntarily submit to a five-hour interview about them.
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IN FACT WE SAW MORE VOLUNTARILY LEAVERS FROM THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, BECAUSE AS THE JOB MARKET TIGHTENS, PEOPLE WILL VOLUNTARILY LEAVE THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY AND GO INTO THE SERVICE INDUSTRY.
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" Copeland adds: "My client voluntarily gave them a knife.
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US spy chief James Clapper said he "would hope" that tech companies and law enforcement haven't "exhausted" what can be done "voluntarily," but didn't specify what he'd like tech companies to do voluntarily.
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So last September, Mr. Shokuri went home — reluctantly, but voluntarily.
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Papadopoulos was interviewed voluntarily by the FBI on Jan. 27.
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" Shetty countered: "It's different when people are voluntarily giving information.
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Unions only represent workers who voluntarily pay for their services.
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Some gun owners have already voluntarily given up their weapons.
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The app allows users to voluntarily choose the reminder setting.
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Babis denies any wrongdoing and has refused to leave voluntarily.
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He voluntarily went to solitary so hewouldn't get in fights.
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People in North Korea sign up for the job voluntarily.
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When this happened, he became unable to summon imagery voluntarily.
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Later that year Murthy voluntarily gave up his board position.
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"The people who return voluntarily are economic migrants," D'Hoop said.
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This [seeking asylum] is not something people are doing voluntarily.
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In fact, he initially reached out to the FDA voluntarily.
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He said staff voluntarily worked nights to rack up bonuses.
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If that happens, the company can voluntarily recognize the union.
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More than half have come back to China, some voluntarily.
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We may need to voluntarily seek protection under Chapter 11.
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Is it an issue for the automakers to tackle voluntarily?
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The plan would rely on owners voluntarily selling their homes.
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The Kremlin claims Crimea voluntarily joined Russia following a referendum.
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Last week, Elementz Nutrition voluntarily dissolved and closed its doors.
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Mr. Schiller and Ms. Retzlaff are expected to appear voluntarily.
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Angola denies this and says many Congolese migrants left voluntarily.
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The study includes three epilepsy patients voluntarily implanted with electrodes.
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Cellebrite voluntarily withdrew the lawsuit in March of this year.
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Very few people voluntarily want to drive me around Manhattan.
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People continue to voluntarily post information on social media platforms.
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A couple was selected, and they voluntarily left the plane.
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Frazee was never asked to voluntarily participate in this search.
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Uber also voluntarily halted its entire autonomous car testing program.
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The NSA voluntarily stopped collecting this data earlier this year.
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When the police were called, Buchanan and Davis left voluntarily.
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His attorney had said previously he would not testify voluntarily.
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Nefarious actors will not voluntarily disclose their creations as deepfakes.
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He has agreed to voluntarily meet with House Intel lawmakers.
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Priebus was voluntarily interviewed by Special Counsel Mueller's team today.
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The better scenario is for Mueller to step down voluntarily.
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Everyone shares the same vision and works so hard voluntarily.
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Interested students voluntarily apply for these magnet schools and transfers.
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But there's nothing stopping the administration from doing so voluntarily.
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Some lawmakers voluntarily require it for their offices, like Rep.
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Prosecutors argued Salman gave her statements voluntarily, CNN affiliates reported.
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The report is based on data reported voluntarily by schools.
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Several other test trials have been settled or voluntarily dismissed.
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Nearly three million people voluntarily quit their jobs in February.
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I didn't ask her her age; she told me voluntarily.
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The driver was cooperative, offering statements and blood samples voluntarily.
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Chinese officials say many foreign companies voluntarily hand over technology.
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She has since voluntarily surrendered to Wayne County Animal Services.
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He told reporters that he was submitting to questioning voluntarily.
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"If businesses don't voluntarily cooperate, we will consider mandatory measures."
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A spokeswoman emphasized that the company recalled the lids voluntarily.
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Before 2011, most colleges had already voluntarily made these changes.
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After her service, four people voluntarily went back to treatment.
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And finally, "surrender voluntarily" is the exception -- not the rule.
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However, in Albany, Sacramento and beyond, they're doing so voluntarily.
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Carson just voluntarily put his head on the chopping block.
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About 434,000 people voluntarily gave their seats up for compensation.
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The Yum Brands chain voluntarily recalled the beef on Friday.
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Currency trading firms will voluntarily agree to abide by it.
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The change should be agreed voluntarily by banks, he added.
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Trump could voluntarily agree to testify before the grand jury.
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People with measles or who were exposed were voluntarily quarantined.
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You can't just have a few companies doing it voluntarily.
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Ameriprise cooperated with the SEC and voluntarily identified the accounts.
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But even leaving voluntarily can be evidence of a problem.
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Mr. Chun did not go to the prosecutors' office voluntarily.
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Most immigrants do voluntarily show up for their court hearings.
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Donations to UNRWA are made on a purely voluntarily basis.
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"Just as a person voluntarily exposes himself to observation by traveling in public to deliver communication, so does a person voluntarily expose himself to observation by hiring an agent to deliver his communications remotely."
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The attorney general, they say, voluntarily released the 448-page report on the Trump campaign's links to Russia and possible obstruction of justice with minimal redactions and offered to testify voluntarily before the Judiciary Committee.
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The letter said Simpson had voluntarily testified before three congressional committees.
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There were also tourists who signed up voluntarily to help there.
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Though the results were based on information that participants voluntarily provided.
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More than 3 million workers voluntarily leave their jobs each month.
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That said, they weren't going to voluntarily pay a higher rate.
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The Norwegian oil giant Statoil voluntarily disclosed its payments last year.
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Yes, people voluntarily hand their money over to the federal government.
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They're not going to sort of voluntarily do that, I expect.
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Nine lions were voluntarily handed over from a circus in Colombia.
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Pinedo will be allowed to voluntarily surrender for his prison term.
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OFAC determined that the businesses voluntarily self-disclosed the apparent violation.
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He was admitted voluntarily and then transferred to a private institution.
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Some gig-economy firms are voluntarily offering their workers health insurance.
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A lawyer for Mr. Bolton said he would not appear voluntarily.
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LinkedIn said it had "voluntarily changed our practices as a result".
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A representative for Mayer said on Tuesday she was appearing voluntarily.
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Large beer brewers are voluntarily adding calorie counts to their labels.
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Americans voluntarily donate as much blood per person as do Canadians.
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It is compulsorily mandatory to voluntarily get yourself an Aadhaar card.
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The committee sent Credico a letter asking him to appear voluntarily.
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Having gotten what it wanted, Twitter has since voluntarily dropped suit.
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But previous prisoners have said their confessions were not made voluntarily.
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Menafee voluntarily resigned from his position as dishwasher after being arrested.
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It is unlikely that men are dropping out of work voluntarily.
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She voluntarily accepted a job whose duties include issuing marriage licenses.
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Last year, some 60,000 Afghans voluntarily returned home, Okoth-Obbo said.
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LNG producers voluntarily submit information on production outages to the AEMO.
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Defense attorneys for the accused say Piazza performed the ritual voluntarily.
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The macrophotographs are voluntarily named with numbers, evoking a digitized process.
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He said in that broadcast that he turned himself in voluntarily.
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Voluntarily releasing at this point is just not in the cards.
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At the time, Kushner offered to meet with the committee voluntarily.
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The ones who remained voluntarily and for involuntary reasons have suffered.
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Uber has already voluntarily recused Levandowski from his work on lidar.
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Pop never spoke much about the war, at least not voluntarily.
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Some will be refused protection, and others will return home voluntarily.
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The filing said the lawsuit had been voluntarily dismissed with prejudice.
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Investigators got court orders for those who didn't voluntarily give samples.
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The guidelines would still need to be voluntarily adopted by businesses.
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Younger enrollees began signing up voluntarily, helping reverse Maine's death spiral.
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Currently companies may voluntarily turn over such information in an emergency.
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I went to the mainland to cooperate in an investigation voluntarily.
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No homes are immediately threatened but some residents have voluntarily evacuated.
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There were kids who were wearing bowties, voluntarily, on that Monday.
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Reagan, for his part, voluntarily produced requested documents to the committee.
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Colonel Beltrame voluntarily traded places with one, according to the authorities.
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I have never voluntarily immersed myself in any sea or stream.
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Maybe Trump will voluntarily resign if the situation gets bad enough.
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You've got to get industry to work voluntarily to lower sodium.
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Mr. D'Souza voluntarily pleaded guilty to the charges filed against him.
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There was no way, he argued, that Lisa left home voluntarily.
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It was the first time a member has voluntarily left the _________.
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Ring's messages make clear that sharing the footage is entirely voluntarily.
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Why would anyone want to voluntarily be terrified for two hours?!
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I think our generation voluntarily creates many sexual barriers—especially women.
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America voluntarily gave up that leadership — because we quit the field.
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Nobody was voluntarily tapping that button, an Instagram spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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America First Action said it is voluntarily cooperating with the investigation.
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Iran won't take back Iranians who won't to go home voluntarily.
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Mayor Joe McComb of Corpus Christi encouraged residents to leave voluntarily.
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But if they get too expensive, few will buy them voluntarily.
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Typically, they try to get people to voluntarily change their plans.
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But when House Democrats asked him to testify voluntarily, he refused.
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United asked passengers to give up their seats voluntarily for compensation.
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Prosecutors argued that Salman gave her statements voluntarily, CNN affiliates reported.
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Companies that voluntarily report wrongdoing will be treated sympathetically, officials say.
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That could have led some people to voluntarily drop their insurance.
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But lawmakers aren't optimistic that any of them will appear voluntarily.
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All three men declined recent requests by investigators to testify voluntarily.
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"I would expect them to voluntarily wear electronic tags," he adds.
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Here's why … Every other modern president released his tax information voluntarily.
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Efforts to get Rohingya refugees to return voluntarily have gone nowhere.
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As president, he encouraged the border states to voluntarily end slavery.
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It said 478 of them had voluntarily agreed to return home.
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Rubio said he hoped Apple would voluntarily comply with the court order.
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After all, I am voluntarily paying for a service that I value.
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I was interested in human beings putting tech into their bodies voluntarily.
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Last year, Amazon also started voluntarily collecting sales tax in every state.
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We hand over our personal desires, consumer habits, fears, and relationships voluntarily.
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And many remain suspicious of what will happen if they voluntarily leave.
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"I made this decision voluntarily," Walker said in a university press release.
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Baluchi voluntarily ended his voyage, according to the Coast Guard on Twitter.
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"We'd prefer if the store would drop the poster voluntarily," he said.
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Also, police only ask those behind the cameras to submit devices voluntarily.
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Failure to resign voluntarily would be a good reason to fire someone.
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Israel should voluntarily halt all settlements, at least beyond its security barrier.
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Marlin Stivani Nivarlain, from Borås, Sweden, joined ISIS voluntarily early last year.
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The movie industry, facing potential regulation, voluntarily adopted the parental rating system.
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Some were handed over voluntarily, while others were seized under a warrant.
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Trump's eldest son declined to speak voluntarily to Mueller and his team.
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Russell voluntarily told police that he was a self-identified national socialist.
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So after 2012, you've pioneered this new way, you're still fundraising voluntarily.
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This information was shared voluntarily and on their request, not our own.
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The UPC of the voluntarily recalled product is #7 85184 4 8.
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Instead, companies, consumers and employees would need to voluntarily agree to arbitration.
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The reports don't say if Ashworth went there voluntarily or in chains.
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In the end, the defendant agreed to voluntarily hand over the recordings.
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Our sources said she planned to voluntarily check herself in for treatment.
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She didn't force him out; he left voluntarily, if -- certainly -- under pressure.
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Two gay clubs in the Village, The Anvil and Hellfire, close voluntarily.
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Bitcoin evangelists should ask themselves why anyone would ever do this voluntarily.
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Ranna tells TMZ she voluntarily dropped the case for her own reasons.
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That's when minority students voluntarily leave campus to discuss issues involving race.
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"If that leads to people to cooperate voluntarily, we're glad," Abrams said.
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Manafort "voluntarily offered" to come to the committee, Nunes told reporters Friday.
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The case appears quite straightforward, especially after Misumi voluntarily admits his guilt.
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When they arrived at his floor, Fitton voluntarily went to his room.
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With pooling, landowners voluntarily hand over their land to a government agency.
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The store closed voluntarily, the Massachusetts Department of Health told NBC Boston.
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Okay, so what happens if no one voluntarily gives up their reservation?
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The president will never sit down voluntarily and speak to these guys.
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In December, Torquing voluntarily liquidated the operation with little hope for refunds.
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If you do so voluntarily, no charge will be placed against you.
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In other words, utilities are beginning to voluntarily opt for big solar.
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Did American ever consider voluntarily grounding the Max before the second crash?
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"Prove you didn't give him your wallet voluntarily," said no one, ever.
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At least 20 White House staffers "voluntarily" gave interviews to Mueller's team.
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Soon after, GOP leadership in the House of Representatives voluntarily followed suit.
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The pair said the interview, organized by the government, was done voluntarily.
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Orbis remained under contract to Fusion, and Steele helped the F.B.I. voluntarily.
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Sure, people who use services like 23andMe offer up their DNA voluntarily.
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Cases in which a witness voluntarily reports on a sibling are rare.
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"We did not voluntarily accept the borders of our country," he said.
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Conservatives thus believe that individuals are responsible for voluntarily aiding one another.
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The defendants came to the United States voluntarily to face the charges.
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The Brevard, N.C. McDonald's "voluntarily" closed for a few days last week.
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Our graduation ceremony, as it states in our (student) handbook, is voluntarily.
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Dozens of protesters voluntarily turned themselves in after several arrests were made.
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If anything, I'm the bad guy, voluntarily choosing to keep us apart.
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No need: Within days, the drug's maker, Bayer, reduced the price voluntarily.
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The company asked her to sign paperwork saying she had departed voluntarily.
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An additional 2,365 were moved to Athens, while 147 left Lesbos voluntarily.
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In light of the complaints, some manufacturers voluntarily stopped selling mesh implants.
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Parties could voluntarily implement a version of the quota system as well.
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After all, I was going to get my balls cut open. Voluntarily.
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We shouldn't hold our breath for these companies to voluntarily self-regulate.
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Some staff have left voluntarily up until this point, this person said.
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But unlike Mr. Trump, Mr. Obama had voluntarily released his tax returns.
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Our attention is being captured by devices rather than being voluntarily regulated.
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And has the data been voluntarily handed over to some third party?
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The letter to Mr. Zuckerberg asks him to voluntarily change Facebook's terms.
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Other Twitter users praised some pubs for voluntarily closing, with the DublinByPub.
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Indeed, most Americans will comply voluntarily with mandated constraints on their liberty.
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States — and D.C. — voluntarily report data to the CDC's abortion surveillance system.
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"The website has been offline voluntarily for the last week," Watkins said.
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I have decided to voluntarily self-quarantine until Wednesday, March 85033, 2020.
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I don't get up and voluntarily decide I want to practice piano.
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For decades, until Mr. Trump, presidential candidates voluntarily released their tax information.
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Democrats asked Bolton on October 4003 to testify voluntarily on November 7.
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Soon after independence, Kazakhstan voluntarily renounced the world's fourth largest nuclear arsenal.
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It's there voluntarily, because I can do anything on the second floor.
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The irony is deep: Republicans have never voluntarily funded an Obamacare program.
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Some ultra-conservatives in Japan claim the women worked voluntarily for money.
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The NIST study relied on organizations voluntarily submitting their algorithms for testing.
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"Given their values, they should voluntarily recognize our union," one told us.
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An Uber spokeswoman said Uber had reported the issue voluntarily to TfL.
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First, Singaporeans do not spend money voluntarily saved in health-savings accounts.
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Stone agreed to testify before the House Intelligence Committee voluntarily, Rogow explained.
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That statement was almost immediately contradicted by emails Trump Jr. voluntarily released.
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It was the first time a member has voluntarily left the council.
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Those with power are never going to give up their power voluntarily.
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"These criminal groups were provided the opportunity to voluntarily disarm," it said.
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Infamous drug lords rarely hand themselves over to the U.S. government voluntarily.
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"No one leaves their country and well-established routine voluntarily," he added.
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Moreover, sitting Presidents have also voluntarily complied with judicial requests for testimony.
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Can I voluntarily pass that data to others such as Cambridge Analytica?
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Presidents typically provide some such information voluntarily during their first year in office.
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But it's voluntarily recalling all the cars to stay on the safe side.
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After her conviction she appealed a court order to voluntarily deport and lost.
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But 76 of them did so voluntarily in order to accept another job.
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Of the two Syrians aboard, one was reportedly a woman who travelled voluntarily.
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In response to these concerns, some faculty have begun using trigger warnings voluntarily.
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Was billionaire Xiao Jianhua abducted or did he return to the mainland voluntarily?
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Update, 4:01PM ET: The lawsuit has been voluntarily dismissed by the plaintiff.
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After that, this person voluntarily resigned and I never heard from them again.
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Many Jews were expelled from Poland, while many others chose to leave voluntarily.
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SM: Well, for example, you need to have voluntarily provided information to us.
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I fully cooperated with the investigation, including voluntarily taking and passing a polygraph.
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Cohen has until March 6 to voluntarily surrender to begin his prison sentence.
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"The suspect voluntarily got off the bus, leaving his handgun behind," he said.
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However, independent agencies often try to voluntarily follow the spirit of such orders.
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Both Desbois and Hala said they left Morpho voluntarily and on good terms.
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The real question is how to persuade companies to report illegal activity voluntarily.
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Only those who have voluntarily chatted with a business can be sent ads.
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Alpha voluntarily sought the extraordinary relief and protection available under the Bankruptcy Code.
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Japan was bullied into voluntarily restricting exports of everything from textiles to cars.
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"We've confirmed the students worked voluntarily, were compensated and provided benefits," Apple said.
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"We will request VIPs to voluntarily follow the odd-even rule," he added.
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They could have offered customers higher compensation to voluntarily take a later flight.
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Nothing about this conundrum, however, prevents Altman from asking Thiel to voluntarily resign.
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Berrios voluntarily moved into La Chimba, one of the original encampments in Antofagasta.
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And they plan to start by encouraging tech companies to voluntarily add them.
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The Chinese authorities can say that contracts involving technology transfer were signed voluntarily.
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The jury has been told that Moryoussef "voluntarily absented himself from his trial".
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Vitamin A and C are no longer requirements, but can be included voluntarily.
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But many, many shows are voluntarily getting out of Game of Thrones' way.
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It is also important to remember that Snowden is not in Russia voluntarily.
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A Swedish passport holder, Gui said he voluntarily turned himself into Chinese authorities.
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Aeromexico and Aerolineas Argentinas SA have voluntarily decided not to fly the aircraft.
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The recall comes a week after Microsoft voluntarily recalled overheating Surface Pro chargers.
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Facebook voluntarily handed over the trove of ads to Congress in September 2017.
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A spokesperson for the committee said this individual left voluntarily after the outburst.
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"We will not voluntarily evacuate the place," said village resident Faisal Abu Dahuk.
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In the interview, Bannon said he voluntarily chose to leave the White House.
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Feinstein out today, statement says she voluntarily got a pacemaker yesterday http://bit.
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He left the FBI voluntarily, according to a person familiar with his departure.
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Corsi said he previously spent 40 hours voluntarily interviewing with Mueller's investigative team.
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Another seven candidates voluntarily dropped out of the initial line-up of 19.
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Clinton had not voluntarily turned over to the State Department before its investigation.
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Hamdi voluntarily renounced his US citizenship as part of a deal with prosecutors.
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Under the ADA, federal employees who are furloughed may not work, even voluntarily.
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Aaron came back to the United States voluntarily, said Benjamin Brafman, his lawyer.
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Eagles and Rattlers voluntarily ate in mixed groups and judged one another positively.
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Sanders told CNN on Friday that she sat down with Mueller's team voluntarily.
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Norfolk Police confirmed that Philip voluntarily surrendered his license to officers on Saturday.
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China does not voluntarily disclose information about the size of its nuclear arsenal.
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In addition to the layoffs, key members of his team have voluntarily left.
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Cohen will be allowed to voluntarily surrender to federal authorities on March 2628.
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Couldn't voluntarily drink or eat unless somebody'd put it in front of me.
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Or perhaps that Trump will exit the race voluntarily before the GOP convention.
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According to documents filed in an LA court, Ribeiro voluntarily dismissed the suit.
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It's another to sign up voluntarily for a course on a Friday night.
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Cohen will be allowed to voluntarily surrender to federal authorities on March 6.
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He had voluntarily committed himself to a psychiatric facility months before the murder.
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Men can refer themselves voluntarily to the program, but this is fairly rare.
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VICE's James Burns voluntarily spent 30 days in solitary in an American jail.
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Read his article "Why I'm Voluntarily Going into Solitary Confinement" here: http://bit.
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It's always preferable when people leave the country voluntarily instead of being deported.
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Because why would they voluntarily choose Chase Daniel to be their starting quarterback?
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Nearly 100,000 of an estimated 130,000 US schools voluntarily participate in the program.
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Similarly, the ticket buyers would voluntarily give up their $800 for a seat.
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Americans, the ruling explained, can only lose their citizenship by voluntarily renouncing it.
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I'm now doing exposure and response prevention, voluntarily exposing myself to my fears.
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State officials said they had asked more than 1,000 peopleto voluntarily isolate themselves.
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Al-Khelaifi has denied the accusations and voluntarily met with the Swiss authorities.
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A bevy of restaurants across the country have also voluntarily stopped providing straws.
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Shkreli voluntarily dismissed that case on June 18, according to a court filing.
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"I'd rather have them do it voluntarily than requiring a law," he said.
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Since the Dream Team, several NBA players have voluntarily sat out the Olympics.
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Otherwise, the airline offers passengers financial incentives to voluntarily give up their seat.
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Why would a person voluntarily renounce sugar, dairy, grains, legumes, alcohol and fun?
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I was in good health, and I had voluntarily undertaken such a procedure?
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And apparently the entire country sort of voluntarily monitored their own energy usage.
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Uber also voluntarily halted its entire autonomous car testing program and left Arizona.
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Mr. Guzmán then decided not to testify "knowingly and voluntarily," Mr. Purpura said.
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Some members have voluntarily taken steps to distance themselves from their stock holdings.
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Take, for example, the initiative to voluntarily reduce the sugar content in beverages.
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Maintaining social distance and voluntarily quarantining yourself is part self-interest, part altruism.
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The company has since voluntarily paused all cruises until at least April 16.
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Rape charges against the detectives, who voluntarily left the force, were later dismissed.
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They've voluntarily chosen to release most episodes on a week-to-week basis.
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They decided to ask the passengers to voluntarily stay at the military base.
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It's weird how much being locked down feels different from staying home voluntarily.
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The hospital in Gansu Province responded that the women had done it voluntarily.
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Father Fugee voluntarily left the ministry as Archbishop Myers moved to suspend him.
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Meaning America's president will voluntarily make hundreds of thousands of Americans unemployed overnight.
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That does not appear to be a privilege she will give up voluntarily.
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Kupperman and Bolton haven't signaled whether they'll voluntarily comply with the McGahn result.
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I didn't leave Congress voluntarily to work for Big Pharma or anyone else.
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He will be allowed to voluntarily surrender to federal authorities on March 6.
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Prosecutors have argued that Salman gave her statements voluntarily, according to CNN affiliates.
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Many landowners voluntarily let the government access their lands, Justice Department officials said.
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For context, I am the last person to watch any horror film voluntarily.
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In the U.K., official data show we are increasingly likely to resign voluntarily.
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Before Trump, modern U.S. presidential candidates had voluntarily disclosed their income tax returns.
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Trump has bucked recent precedent by refusing to voluntarily disclose his financial records.
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Disney has voluntarily chosen to release episodes on a week-to-week basis.
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In 2014, I voluntarily admitted myself to a psychiatric hospital while deeply suicidal.
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The voluntarily childless women were also more likely to be single and unemployed.
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It will be very expensive, and addicts will have to voluntarily take it.
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But it's worse if he leaps in, waves his hand and lies voluntarily.
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All 14 patients have experienced voluntarily movement with the implant, the researchers said.
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Naramore voluntarily ceased hearing cases following his son's death but did not resign.
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They can't tolerate the idea of keeping any parts of ObamaCare, even voluntarily.
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About 600 have returned voluntarily, and three have died, according to government figures.
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The archdiocese has agreed to voluntarily cooperate with the review, according to Hawley.
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She said she would not return voluntarily to face a potential jail sentence.
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Trump has defied a decades-old tradition of presidents voluntarily releasing their returns.
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"Under current circumstances, he will never give up nuclear weapons voluntarily," Bolton said.
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He voluntarily stayed an extra three months, until a replacement doctor could arrive.
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Mulvaney does both, saying CBO erred in saying people would voluntarily leave Medicaid.
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Worried about distractions in the O.R., he voluntarily stopped performing surgery in 2016.
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He also "knowingly, voluntarily, and intelligently entered into the Plea Agreement," Sullivan noted.
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For its part, the Trump Organization noted that the contribution was made voluntarily.
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"I would have been more than willing to have surrendered voluntarily," he said.
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When you take a job as a police officer, you do so voluntarily.
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Cayman Airlines grounded the planes voluntarily, not because government regulators ordered them grounded.
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He claimed in May that drug companies would soon voluntarily lower their prices.
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"If Congress asked him to testify, I believe he would appear voluntarily" Rep.
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Carriers Aeromexico and Aerolineas Argentinas had previously voluntarily decided not to fly the aircraft.
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More than two dozen Trump administration officials voluntarily gave interviews to the special counsel.
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The Framingham, Masschusetts-based NECC voluntarily recalled three lots of the steroid that September.
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Tarek agreed to voluntarily relinquish all of his firearms for safekeeping for 30 days.
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The 52-year-old New York resident had been planning to testify voluntarily Feb.
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The former had voluntarily limited its peoples' immigration to the United States in 19173.
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The Jockey Club number of horse deaths comes from statistics voluntarily submitted by tracks.
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Three federal agencies requested the pipeline's builder implement a "voluntarily pause" around Lake Oahe.
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Studies have shown that customers voluntarily shift their load in response to price signals.
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Hacking aside, even the biological data we voluntarily share can have troublesome unforseen consequences.
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Strzok, 48, appeared before the committee voluntarily, despite being issued a subpoena on Sunday.
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For the past 23 days, I have been in rehab—voluntarily, as an outpatient.
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We're now voluntarily embarking on a long-distance relationship for the next seven months.
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He did so voluntarily on December 22, 2018, but left the facility on Jan.
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The proportion of Americans leaving their jobs voluntarily is at a 22006-year high.
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He was visiting with the Pope in Italy when Volker voluntarily testified to Congress.
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But Testut wasn't looking for a legal fight, and he yanked his code voluntarily.
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Snellgrove has voluntarily surrendered his controlled substances certification while the board conducts its investigation.
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When it came to burials, people came out voluntarily in a very short time.
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It argues that Assange voluntarily avoided lawful detention by taking refuge in the embassy.
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The CFTC voluntarily removed the announcement from its website until the next court appearance.
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Three more officials, who have fought testifying voluntarily, were subpoenaed to appear next week.
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He tells us he voluntarily dismissed it so he could better prepare for trial.
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On Friday, he voluntarily surrendered his license to the Arizona State Board of Nursing.
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The group is not required to disclose its donors but has done so voluntarily.
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A Twitter spokesperson declined to say whether he would voluntarily answer Feinstein's questions then.
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Data is all pulled voluntarily from startups who also get the results in return.
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So, go ahead, voluntarily stare at those infuriating loaders in the full short below.
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Santiago then voluntarily checked himself into a hospital for a medical evaluation, CNN reports.
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The kingdom continues to voluntarily pump well below its quota of 10.31 million bpd.
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Which sound useful, though clicking them presumably counts as voluntarily chatting to said business.
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The company voluntarily removed the product from Happy Meals last week, citing similar concerns.
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The 2017 data was compiled from reports voluntarily submitted by 16,149 law enforcement agencies.
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Mattessich and Ludovico were allowed to resign voluntarily in February 2018, the complaint said.
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The 98-year-old was uninjured and voluntarily surrendered his driver's license soon after.
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"By law we're not required to comply, but we voluntarily do," she told me.
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He met with the committee voluntarily, and did not have an attorney with him.
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The company voluntarily recalled the scallops that were distributed to Hawaii, Nevada and California.
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An investigation found that all children had taken "these peppers voluntarily" from another student.
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Trump, the surreal aggressor, voluntarily helicoptered into enemy territory to face an unknown outcome.
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A State Department spokesman said the settlement was voluntarily entered into by both parties.
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The Olympic body offered USA Gymnastics the option of giving up its recognition voluntarily.
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So why would Skydance voluntarily empower someone with Lasseter's "pattern of misconduct," she wonders.
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Several major platforms voluntarily report takedown requests, but these typically focus on government requests.
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Just two days later, Coker's legal team has filed to voluntarily dismiss the case.
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Amezcua got booted from the series, and Bigger voluntarily left during the following episode.
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Facing public pressure and mounting lawsuits, some states have voluntarily eased restrictions, he says.
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Even as he kept secret what happened in his cruiser, DiBona voluntarily sought treatment.
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The US has already voluntarily stopped testing nuclear weapons, but other countries have not.
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Trump voluntarily filed the disclosure forms with the Office of Government Ethics on Friday.
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After making the calls, he left voluntarily on his own, according to the statement.
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MST voluntarily removed the device after being asked to do so by the council.
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Schools were poised to voluntarily collaborate with the program to roll out the courses.
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"It was our preference initially to get these documents and testimony voluntarily," Schiff said.
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And contrary to certain hypotheses, voluntarily childfree people seem to rarely regret their choice.
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Automatically enrolled older workers contribute $900 a year less than those who enroll voluntarily.
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Usually, presidential candidates voluntarily release their past tax records as a show of transparency.
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Even our founders realized that a gigantic federal government will never voluntarily restrain itself.
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No judgment here if you're voluntarily sharing your Hulu or Netflix or Spotify account.
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"There are a lot of consequences that come from getting voluntarily intoxicated," Wilkinson says.
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North Korea claims he voluntarily crossed the border and has yet to return him.
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Dobrev voluntarily gave up his parliamentary immunity last month in relation to the investigation.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee can subpoena Trump Jr. if he refuses to testify voluntarily.
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And then suddenly in 2009 he decided to come back to the US voluntarily.
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As it stands now, union members voluntarily donate to Democratic candidates and super PACs.
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So we have to hope that router companies will voluntarily choose to support it.
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But sources familiar with the bill said only the flexible working arrangement is voluntarily.
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Regrettably, not everyone has chosen to voluntarily cooperate with the Committee at this time.
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But that term suggests those who left were returning voluntarily to their native country.
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Most ESG data was disclosed voluntarily in sustainability reports or in response to surveys.
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Some vampires attained undead status voluntarily, because they are unable to accept their mortality.
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According to the documents, Bruce Ohr voluntarily provided his wife's research to the FBI.
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We wanted him to go voluntarily, but we threatened him with a canonical trial.
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Trump is the first president in decades who hasn't voluntarily released his tax returns.
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But in June 2015, he said he would voluntarily give up his FIFA presidency.
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We have to remember that what is important to them is not voluntarily decided.
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The Obama administration created the online database voluntarily, but made exceptions for some disclosures.
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The agency asked the companies to voluntarily withdraw products containing the chemical in January.
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He will voluntarily surrender, and will be held to two months of supervised release.
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He said there was no evidence that banks would now voluntarily reduce their rates.
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One thing worth mentioning is there are some people who can do this voluntarily.
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This is the kind of step down a college coach almost never takes voluntarily.
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One aspect of a well-functioning country is that people voluntarily pay their taxes.
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Watch James Burns explain why he's going into solitary confinement voluntarily for 30 days.
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It becomes irrelevant that they may have voluntarily chosen to dress in that way.
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Those activities are paid for out of a fund that members voluntarily contribute to.
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The number of workers voluntarily quitting their jobs was little changed at 3.5 million.
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After the raid on his apartment, Mr. Reynolds voluntarily sought treatment at a hospital.
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Suleyman Soylu, the interior minister, says that around 350,000 Syrians have voluntarily returned home.
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Many of those companies have pledged to voluntarily phase out use of the pellets.
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The Code was developed voluntarily by the studios in hopes of avoiding government censorship.
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The Olympic body offered U.S.A. Gymnastics the option of giving up its recognition voluntarily.
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But it is a stretch to say that drug companies voluntarily provide discounts abroad.
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Best of all, the outcome is one in which your adversary has voluntarily acceded.
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The ability to voluntarily regulate attention is more developed in humans than other species.
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Israel has rejected that argument, asserting that it voluntarily departed Gaza 13 years ago.
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Libya voluntarily gave up its nuclear weapons program in 2003, but its leader, Col.
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Mr. Hansen voluntarily met with F.B.I. agents nine times in 2015, the complaint said.
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What's crucial to appreciate is that the corrective statements are not being issued voluntarily.
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The company confirmed it could and voluntarily converted its manufacturing capability to do it.
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"I would expect that most franchisees will participate in the program voluntarily," Adams said.
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" Those who do so voluntarily, the government chillingly promises, "will receive the best rooms.
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CNN media writer Brian Stelter confirms that Matthews preempted being fired by departing voluntarily.
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In South Boston, Massachusetts, several popular bars voluntarily decided to close on March 15.
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The interview, which Mr. Volker participated in voluntarily, took place out of public view.
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House impeachment investigators invited Bolton to voluntarily testify in the fall, but he declined.
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However, Mr. Laczko said, most of that group were not deported but returned voluntarily.
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In January, 2014, Ennahdha voluntarily handed over the government to a regime of technocrats.
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The IRS has said that does not prevent Trump from voluntarily disclosing those returns.
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Either side can voluntarily give up some of its time if it wants to.
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Passengers on the Chicago-Louisville plane were asked to give up their seats voluntarily.
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They are carried out voluntarily by medical professionals and providers with willing patient participation.
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On the other hand, there is no procedure for leaving the list voluntarily either.
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America First said it is voluntarily cooperating with prosecutors and has not been subpoenaed.
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The committee and Justice Department eventually agreed he would voluntarily appear on February 8.
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EPA already allows new owners of such facilities to voluntarily report and address deficiencies.
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A medication used to treat hypothyroidism has been voluntarily recalled due to quality concerns.
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She voluntarily left her role at CBS and said Favale was a contributing factor.
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The reports were submitted voluntarily, either to the FDA or to poison control centers.
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He's not helping those four companies that have voluntarily agreed to California's higher standard.
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In the 1950s, people from around Russia moved to Vorkuta voluntarily, looking for work.
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Impossible Foods was one of the first companies to voluntarily comply with the rule.
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Apple voluntarily suspended a similar program for its Siri assistant after a Guardian report.
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Apple voluntarily suspended a similar program for its Siri assistant after a Guardian report.
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By contrast, retailers like Hot Topic have voluntarily closed and will pay all employees.
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While other companies have voluntarily shut down amidst the pandemic, GameStop has remained open.
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But on Saturday, Buckingham Palace announced that Philip had voluntarily surrendered his driver's license.
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We voluntarily and immediately removed all of those strawberries from all of our cafes.
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The report was based on data voluntarily submitted by about 15,000 law enforcement agencies.
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"I thank Michael Cohen for agreeing to testify before the Oversight Committee voluntarily," Rep.
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Voluntarily surrendering your mass market product's status as the best is a risky move.
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A sparse few are voluntarily changing their ways, and maybe they'll grow in their ranks.
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Never in the 12 years of the council has a serving member dropped out voluntarily.
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The Orange Order voluntarily rerouted this year's Boyne parade in Glasgow away from St Alphonsus.
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The rate, which counts those who voluntarily left positions, jumped 12.7 percent from August 2017.
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But that's because most detainees would rather voluntarily accept deportation than be stuck behind bars.
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Strzok, 48, appeared before the committee voluntarily, despite being issued a subpoena over the weekend.
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The agency also said the company voluntarily halted production while the contamination is under investigation.
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Between 2013 and September this year, 624 people voluntarily returned to their country of origin.
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Taquan Air said this week it has voluntarily suspended operations after the two deadly crashes.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Locklear agreed to enter the long-term facility voluntarily.
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Shutting down Ex-Im would be equivalent to voluntarily eroding U.S. competitiveness abroad, they argue.
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Some residents in the vicinity voluntarily evacuated, but as of Wednesday night, Furlong was optimistic.
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But Riyadh will not voluntarily exceed output levels set by the global deal, Falih said.
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Democrats have warned subpoenas could be issued soon if the three do not comply voluntarily.
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But others have moved voluntarily to Tijuana, lured by the promise of a cheap fix.
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She did not say whether the investigation had concluded or whether Krauss stepped down voluntarily.
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Washington (CNN)A day after his turn voluntarily sitting before the impeachment inquiry, Lt. Col.
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The big internet companies could voluntarily adopt the new system without facing significant new regulation.
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Virtually every nation voluntarily committed to steps aimed at curbing global emissions of "greenhouse" gases.
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They offered significant funding to schools that were willing voluntarily to adopt a patriotic curriculum.
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These bacteria are not mandated or voluntarily reported so clusters may have previously gone unnoticed.
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So, House Democrats got Sondland's agreement to appear voluntarily at a closed-door deposition Tuesday.
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They also clarified that he did not "voluntarily submit" but was a walk-in complaint.
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AEDT An RSPCA spokesperson confirmed that the emu was voluntarily signed over to the organisation.
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They should be voluntarily joined by other CEOs and industry associations like PhRMA and AdvaMed.
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Corporations, and governments swayed by their big pockets, don't often venture down these paths voluntarily.
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For one, other important information conduits, like Twitter or Google, might not voluntarily sign on.
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R. Kelly wasn't a #MeToo... Aaliyah voluntarily married him when she was 15 years old.
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Bot: You do realize some people voluntarily medicate themselves with alcohol * * in order * * to forget???
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In April 2017, Mr. Asher voluntarily agreed that he would no longer attend SCBWI conferences.
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She voluntarily recused herself from the chat investigation, now led by chief prosecutor Olga Castellón.
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Voge voluntarily disclosed the communications to the firm's executive committee, Latham said in a statement.
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To save others, she voluntarily falls in crucifix formation into a pit of molten lava.
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The number of workers voluntarily quitting their jobs fell 69,000 to 3.3 million in January.
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Pitt will continue to voluntarily undergo random drug and alcohol tests, the first source adds.
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The hotel voluntarily closed July 2172 and remains closed, Georgia Department of Health stated Monday.
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He later came forward voluntarily with what he'd done, paid back his victims and apologized.
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Voluntary RECs, on the other hand, are purchased voluntarily rather than to meet state standards.
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Mustafa and Ruben tell me that they're both doing a traineeship at Versa Welfare—voluntarily.
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Almost half have come back to China to date, some voluntarily, according to the government.
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Records on police killings are voluntarily kept, produced internally and not reported by most cities.
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Many larger online platforms have voluntarily created tools to automatically identify content at great expense.
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All of them said they voluntarily get their grades pushed to their phones through notifications.
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Last week Amer Group's board approved voluntarily delisting the company from the Egyptian stock market.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Locklear agreed to enter the long-term facility voluntarily.
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Officials in Beijing continue to insist that Gui voluntarily handed himself over to Chinese authorities.
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He voluntarily risked his life on nine separate occasions to rescue wounded and disoriented comrades.
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Law enforcement sources tell us Mischa was voluntarily transported to a hospital for mental evaluation.
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The fighters have voluntarily handed over 134 weapons, which peacekeepers will dispose of, Ban said.
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Most companies voluntarily follow these guidelines, and they represent 80 percent of the global market.
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It goes without saying that states should voluntarily comply with their federal voter registration obligations.
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This existentialist writer is one of only two people to voluntarily refuse a Nobel award.
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Cárdenas would either have to voluntarily step down or be voted out by his colleagues.
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She added that her arrest was unnecessary since she would have voluntarily cooperated with investigators.
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States thus depended on buyers to voluntarily report their purchases, which very few ever did.
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The attorney general has made clear he has no intention of leaving his post voluntarily.
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She claimed that her arrest was unnecessary since she would have voluntarily cooperated with investigators.
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Cardenas would either have to voluntarily step down or be voted out by his colleagues.
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The Makah voluntarily stopped hunting whales in the 1920s, when commercial whaling operations were common.
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"Mark Zuckerberg ought to be subpoenaed if he doesn't appear voluntarily," Blumenthal told reporters Monday.
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Such rules will likely result in more sellers to voluntarily collect and remit sales taxes.
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In some states, those who struggle with gambling addiction can voluntarily ban themselves from casinos.
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"Gehrig Voluntarily Ends Streak at 2,130 Straight Games," The Times's headline read in its account.
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Trump Jr. had previously interviewed voluntarily with the committee behind closed doors in December 2017.
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Other countries and individual companies also try to control it, by national policy or voluntarily.
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Sherbach's situation, a spokeswoman for Genworth said the company was voluntarily giving customers like Mrs.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd and Cenovus Energy Inc have voluntarily curtailed production in recent weeks.
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Every one of them had voluntarily sacrificed precious weekend leave to perform the solemn duty.
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For now, regulators say they are relying on carmakers to incorporate such warning features voluntarily.
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Trump has long said he won't voluntarily release the documents because he is under audit.
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Individual offices could voluntarily have their staffs attend trainings offered by the Office of Compliance.
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Nadler threatened to use the compulsory process if Hicks does not clarify her testimony voluntarily.
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Other longstanding directors, like Peter Chernin and Peter Currie, left the board voluntarily this year.
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McGowan voluntarily surrendered to authorities in Virginia in November in response to an arrest warrant.
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But no vice president has voluntarily left politics, taken a break and then come back.
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However, Crandall pointed out that "a very, very big majority" give up their seats voluntarily.
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USOC CEO Sarah Hirshland has offered USA Gymnastics the option of surrendering its status voluntarily.
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They climbed down voluntarily in the late afternoon after over nine hours on the tower.
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The compensation we provide is set out clearly in contracts the farmers voluntarily enter into.
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Because there is no one on Earth who voluntarily wants to tangle with surveillance capitalism.
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Such data is voluntarily disclosed by companies and is "notoriously hard to get," Byrum said.
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India's constitution says that any person voluntarily acquiring a foreign passport automatically loses Indian citizenship.
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Doe also alleged that Epstein confiscated her passport so she couldn't leave the island voluntarily.
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Some airlines have also encouraged environmentally conscious passengers to buy offsets voluntarily for their flights.
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But in modern times, most presidents have voluntarily put their financial assets into blind trusts.
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Blackburn has said the subpoenas are necessary because the groups have failed to cooperate voluntarily.
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Never before have so many Pennsylvania members of Congress voluntarily left at the same time.
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But Mr. Babsin says he's skeptical other owners would voluntarily go through the same process.
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Charter said it voluntarily adheres to net neutrality principles, and will continue to do so.
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Monahan and the other executives reportedly made the concessions voluntarily during a Thursday conference call.
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Unlike other presidents in recent decades, Trump has refused to voluntarily release his tax returns.
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Some people are leaving voluntarily and there has been no reason to use any force.
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Some people are leaving voluntarily and there has been no reason to use any force.
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President Ronald Reagan ultimately pressured Japan to voluntarily restrict auto exports to the United States.
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Lewandowski has voluntarily appeared before and cooperated with Congress three times answering questions for hours.
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The late Christopher Hitchens once voluntarily underwent waterboarding, just to see whether it was torture.
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It felt like any time I'd voluntarily bring things up, people would change the subject.
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Fourteen others have withdrawn their refugee applications or voluntarily left South Korea, the government said.
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Hundreds have called it quits and signed up to be voluntarily repatriated to their homelands.
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Simon didn't appear in front of the committee voluntarily, Subcommittee Chairman and Kansas Republican Sen.
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They will start by asking for the Justice Department to share all that information voluntarily.
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But its decisions would not have the force of law, since companies would voluntarily participate.
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Mr. Garcia appealed the ruling, Mr. Walls said, and was told he could voluntarily leave.
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He said the prince's lawyers had said Andrew would not submit voluntarily to an interview.
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Voluntarily suspending benefits does not require you to pay back any benefits you previously received.
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Mr. Trump's solution has been to push the private sector to voluntarily address the shortage.
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To get around those fears, some American companies, like LinkedIn, have voluntarily censored their products.
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Two women in South Carolina voluntarily went to hospitals this week seeking mental health care.
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Uber also voluntarily left China after selling its business there to a rival, Didi Chuxing.
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Several popular bars and restaurants have also voluntarily ceased operations to mitigate the disease spread.
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They were not released until they "voluntarily" signed documents surrendering their home and other properties.
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Large companies aren't going to voluntarily reduce their carbon emissions if it means reduced profits.
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It would be ideal if all government employees had the courage to voluntarily report wrongdoing.
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On Friday, authorities said they weren't sure whether she was missing voluntarily or in danger.
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Asked if he would voluntarily term-limit himself, Meadows, who is running for reelection, smiled.
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Given that, Democrats should not be voluntarily surrendering any of their political or legal tools.
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Erdoğan said that an additional 600,000 Syrian refugees still in Turkey should voluntarily follow suit.
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It said it has voluntarily cooperated with prosecutors since the investigation was announced in September.
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Their parents voluntarily kept them home from school for a time to monitor their health.
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For now, regulators say they are relying on carmakers to incorporate such warning features voluntarily.
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Some manufacturers announced that they would voluntarily place labels on their genetically engineered foods nationwide.
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That will be decided in a Los Angeles court, the last place Manson voluntarily lived.
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In an ideal world, people would voluntarily vaccinate their children before sending them to school.
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The company in question approached authorities with the information and cooperated voluntarily, the statement said.
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Fearing a backlash, publishers submitted voluntarily to a repressive code that ruled out pathbreaking content.
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Bloomberg added that the women entered the NDAs voluntarily and should have their privacy respected.
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We understand that she voluntarily resigned from her position with the third party in 2018.
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And here they are hitting on an objective that Trump has himself espoused, albeit voluntarily.
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They have voluntarily surrendered political influence — and allowed the presidential nominating process to become warped.
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Bolton refused to voluntarily appear before the House at that time; he was not subpoenaed.
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For those who don't do so voluntarily, governments should put a levy on mega-wealth.
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Several White House staffers have come forward voluntarily for interviews with the special counsel team.
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He said he was let go against his will, and would never have left voluntarily.
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President Donald Trump may not voluntarily take questions from special counsel Robert Mueller, after all.
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And third, it pays voluntarily for perennially underfunded aid agencies like the World Food Program.
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Many large employers have come forward to voluntarily offer paid parental leave to their employees.
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I don't know anyone who, at 22, would voluntarily become a war correspondent (in Bosnia).
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Before the attack, Santiago had voluntarily turned himself into the FBI office in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Steele also cooperated with Mueller's investigative team, voluntarily submitting to two interviews in September 2017.
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Americans have limitless options, but many voluntarily confine themselves to a few like-minded sources.
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After the investigations, his widow agreed to voluntarily return the letter to the Vatican Library.
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But by voluntarily releasing the Zelensky phone call transcript, Trump is breaking that implicit trust.
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Bolton has declined to appear voluntarily and is also facing the possibility of a subpoena.
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Priorities USA did not disclose its donors, but OFA did voluntarily, releasing quarterly donor lists.
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CCD maintains that they shared information with the FBI voluntarily, but at the bureau's request.
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In at least some of the cases, people didn't give up their genetic material voluntarily.
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Historically, presidential candidates and officeholders have voluntarily released their tax returns and divested their holdings.
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In most cases, manufacturers withdrew their products voluntarily after reports surfaced of injuries or malfunctions.
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In 2014, Delta Airlines voluntarily offset 995,037 tons of CO2e by leading in reforestation projects.
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Mr. Burr has said discussions with telecom companies could prompt them to voluntarily block Huawei.
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Still, the company has voluntarily taken down more than 5,000 commercial listings since late 2015.
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"Everybody is installing this app voluntarily," wrote one reviewer who gave the app one star.
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Joe voluntarily let Will go to prove to himself that he&aposs a good person.
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For the man, a co-founder of WikiLeaks, detention continues, though some might say voluntarily.
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Trump himself chose to voluntarily give away vital state secrets, either accidentally or on purpose.
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How could he possibly be evaluated, since it seems like he wouldn't voluntarily do it?
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Those leaving jobs voluntarily, a number seen as a sign of economic strength, fell by 60,000.
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The figure does not include passengers who give up seats voluntarily in exchange for airline compensation.
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The only difference is that these organs are now been classified as citizens' voluntarily donated organs.
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Completely voluntarily run (bar a member stationed in India), the group can't afford their own building.
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King Arthur Flour, a Vermont-based food manufacturer, is voluntarily recalling 14,218 cases of the flour.
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TV broadcasters are voluntarily surrendering spectrum in exchange for some of the proceeds from the auction.
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It isn't surprising that witnesses are voluntarily giving over possible evidence to federal investigators, experts said.
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Of those five, four had been voluntarily held back from vaccination, and one was too young.
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Those voluntarily leaving jobs — a key indicator of worker confidence — declined by 50,000 to 3.51 million.
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SCOOP: Kimberly Guilfoyle did not leave Fox News voluntarily per three sources familiar with the matter.
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A source close to Kimberly Guilfoyle and Don Jr. denies that she did not leave voluntarily.
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About 3.1 million Americans voluntarily quit their jobs in June, down from 3.2 million in May.
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HuffPost's Yashar Ali reported that, according to three sources, Guilfoyle did not leave Fox News voluntarily.
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Delmore told reporters at a second news conference that the driver had given blood samples voluntarily.
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But Ryan is voluntarily surrendering without a shot, all while pretending that he has no choice.
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What's missing in both is a person with a drug or alcohol addiction embracing treatment voluntarily.
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Today, it seems like Apple voluntarily didn't mention how Auto Unlock would work with your phone.
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But new reports about the case seem to indicate he went back to the mainland voluntarily.
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These automatic saving apps are great, namely because stashing money away voluntarily can be so hard.
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Kickstarter CEO Aziz Hasan and management will not voluntarily recognize Kickstarter United, its nascent employee union.
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Inmates, well fed and paid, voluntarily helped its construction, which was mainly done by free workers.
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Bolton was invited to testify next week, but his lawyer says he won't do so voluntarily.
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The company voluntarily recalled the eggs, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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The restaurant chain announced Tuesday it had voluntarily recalled about 2.3 million pounds of seasoned beef.
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Last week, J&J voluntarily recalled an estimated 33,000 bottle of its 22-ounce baby powder.
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She apparently appeared voluntarily before the lawmakers as the Pentagon had not blocked her from testifying.
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She was interviewed Wednesday by FBI agents after voluntarily returning from her home country, the Philippines.
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Compensation "is set out clearly in contracts the farmers voluntarily enter into," according to the company.
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In his televised confession, Mr. Gui told Swedish officials that he voluntarily went into Chinese custody.
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The FAA says it will continue to rely on pilots to voluntarily report any mental issues.
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Zinke had voluntarily been interviewed by Interior investigators regarding the casino, he also told the Post.
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Both men voluntarily agreed to face the charges, Assistant U.S. Attorney Noah Solowiejczyk said in court.
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A subpoena could also be looming for Pence if he does not voluntarily provide the documents.
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They said I could go voluntarily or they would put a 220-hour hold on me.
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I was worried I was the only one whose initial commitment was not really voluntarily. Tuesday.
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An individual may voluntarily file for bankruptcy in court, but getting approved isn't a simple matter.
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About 3.3 million Americans voluntarily quit their jobs in March, up from 3.2 million in February.
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Around the same time, Benefit voluntarily recalled Gimme Brow, its best-selling microfiber, water-resistant gel.
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It is imperative that companies should voluntarily prescribe to Algorithmic Audits — an unbiased third-party verification.
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Mr Erdogan's government has played up the idea that Syrians will eventually and voluntarily return home.
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Cho, who manages a 1,500 square metre Purunemart supermarket in Seoul, is taking the hit voluntarily.
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Mr Mugabe, in an uncharacteristically brief letter, said he was stepping down voluntarily "with immediate effect".
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These men voluntarily renounced their citizenship and took up arms against the United States of America.
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Many people sell trees voluntarily or engage in small-scale charcoal production to supplement their incomes.
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The city of Hamburg this year voluntarily blocked older diesel models from using selected trunk roads.
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Customer compensation incentives for voluntarily giving up their original seats will be increased up to $10,000.
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About 3.2 million Americans voluntarily quit their jobs in July, up from 3.1 million in June.
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Still, Sanders has been supportive of the effort and the campaign voluntarily recognized staffers' bargaining unit.
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But voluntarily removing LeBron out of the equation isn't exactly something the Warriors will worry about.
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The companies handling personal data are rarely voluntarily giving ground, they are appealing at every corner.
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This is a world so fucked that people have voluntarily decided to live in the Matrix.
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States who voluntarily cover adult populations outside of the Obamacare expansion could also receive capped funding.
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And what are the consequences that you pay when you do cross them, voluntarily or involuntarily?
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But what are the chances that nine Republican candidates would voluntarily drop out of the election?
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US government employees are permitted to voluntarily depart, an updated travel warning from the department says.
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Now add that 40,000 figure to more than 153,000 travelers who voluntarily gave up their seat.
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"I went to the mainland to cooperate in an investigation voluntarily," the most recent letter said.
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Since then several banks have given up their licences voluntarily, usually because of mergers and acquisitions.
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Cho, who manages a 1,500 square meter Purunemart supermarket in Seoul, is taking the hit voluntarily.
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In October 1992, Massad voluntarily surrendered his license, and the girl's family received a $300,000 settlement.
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But the manager replied that they would call security if he didn't leave the plane voluntarily.
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The Nashville Fraternal Order of Police asked its members to not voluntarily work the concert there.
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He could not speak or move voluntarily and his doctors said he suffered extensive brain damage.
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Sabra Dipping Co. is voluntarily recalling dozens of its hummus products because of possible Listeria contamination.
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Late last year, Bonilla denied the corruption allegations after voluntarily testifying before prosecutors in the case.
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The number of people voluntarily quitting their jobs fell by 111,000 to 3.0 million in April.
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Trump should welcome my suggestion and agree to provide this information voluntarily to the intelligence committees.
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But while it allows Germany to process asylum claims voluntarily, it does not oblige it to.
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In past RIFs, several employees have opted, when faced with separation, to voluntarily accept a demotion.
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He will have to pay a fine of $75,000 within 30 days and can surrender voluntarily.
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Peterson told detectives she had been drinking and "voluntarily submitted a breath sample," the statement alleged.
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Neither Saddam nor Bin Laden were voluntarily betrayed, but the bounties complicated their movements and communications.
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If there is no punishment, would those who committed violence voluntarily change and become good people?
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It is unclear whether he was asked to testify voluntarily or if he was under subpoena.
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Cohen could ultimately cooperate with Mueller's probe, either voluntarily or as a result of a subpoena.
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"No one — but more specifically, employers — [can] voluntarily give up ... employees' rights to privacy," Becerra said.
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Facebook is expected to submit a response, including whether Zuckerberg will voluntarily testify, by May 11.
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But the judge noted that the individual had "voluntarily" traveled to Syria in the first place.
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The city voluntarily submitted its reports; it may have been confident of its lack of bias.
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Voluntarily job exits are considered a sign of a strong labor market that offers employees choices.
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Some 5.8 million Afghans have voluntarily returned to Afghanistan since 2002 under a UNHCR repatriation program.
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Trump has not voluntarily released any of his tax returns, as is customary for presidential candidates.
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Some criticized its scope because it relied only on reports that the church voluntarily turned over.
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Hopefully the new law for public colleges sets a standard for private institutions to follow voluntarily.
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Penny declined to participate in the hearing voluntarily but was subpoenaed by the committee last week.
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In September, the industry voluntarily agreed to install safety systems in all new cars by 2025.
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Some offices voluntarily made their workers receive the training, but it was not a universal policy.
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The guidelines encourage colleges to voluntarily promote diversity and "avoid racial isolation" in their admissions practices.
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This being the first time Castro had voluntarily stepped away from his dictatorship, speculation ran wild.
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The more you see of them, the crazier it seems that anyone would voluntarily undertake them.
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Air carriers are increasing how much they will offer passengers to voluntarily give up their seats.
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Half of them, mainly parents and grandparents of the borrowers, voluntarily do so to help out.
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Why it's interesting: The raid came as Manafort was voluntarily handing over documents to the Senate.
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It's inspired by Reddit's notorious "Roast Me" thread, where individuals voluntarily submit themselves to online hate.
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For one, people who were considered as being there "voluntarily" actually had other pressures on them.
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It is not yet clear whether any drug companies have agreed to cut their prices voluntarily.
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Caputo voluntarily spoke with lawmakers on the House Intelligence panel in a closed session last month.
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That is, until George Washington voluntarily served only two terms as the United States's first president.
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Park is unlikely to voluntarily step down because she would lose immunity against prosecution, Kim said.
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Honestly, if we hear that song one more time we're going to have ourselves voluntarily sectioned.
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"The IMO allows large fishing vessels to voluntarily sign up for an IMO number," McCauley said.
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Allergan voluntarily recalled the implants in July at the request of the Food and Drug Administration.
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"As of today I am voluntarily recusing myself from the ongoing Mid Year investigation," McCabe wrote.
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According to a court filing from Monday, Walmart's complaint was "voluntarily discontinued without prejudice" to Tesla.
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Butina in April voluntarily gave the Senate panel an eight-hour interview and thousands of documents.
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The agents' mission, the Saudis say, was to persuade him to return voluntarily to the kingdom.
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And local efforts usually start off by asking citizens to voluntarily comply with health department orders.
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Jeff Flake, Bob Corker, and John McCain, are on their way out, either voluntarily or involuntarily.
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The count of deportations included cases in which judges allowed immigrants to leave the country voluntarily.
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The best answer remains for Mr. Trump to keep his promise and release his returns voluntarily.
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Voluntarily turning oneself in to authorities is hardly an invasion by any meaning of the word.
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But few Western powers openly embrace this right, voluntarily adopting more ethically demanding rules of engagement.
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Fraternity members said days later that they were disgusted too, and that they were closing voluntarily.
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Nearly 9.5 million workers quit their jobs voluntarily in the third quarter, the most since 2001.
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And he thinks that that financial incentive will inspire them to voluntarily broaden the bill's application.
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Each was from a Dutch citizen who voluntarily took part in the Netherlands' biggest criminal investigation.
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As a result, the plaintiffs voluntarily withdrew the case but have said they plan to refile.
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It was the first time a member has voluntarily left the United Nations Human Rights Council.
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If you are fired or you quit voluntarily, you may not be eligible for unemployment benefits.
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Ramchandani has agreed to travel voluntarily to the U.S.A. to stand trial and clear his name.
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In the last several months, refugees have already reported increased pressure to "voluntarily" return to Syria.
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Several teams have made quarterback changes this season, both voluntarily and involuntarily, with drastically different results.
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The agency nonetheless urges hospitals and manufacturers to voluntarily report any device shortage concerns, he added.
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In the course of the impeachment inquiry, Bolton was invited to voluntarily testify, but he declined.
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In 2002, 3M, the primary US manufacturer of PFOS, voluntarily phased out production of the chemical.
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In March 2018, after both sides moved for summary judgment, Bramzon's firm voluntarily dismissed its suit.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Sebert voluntarily dismissed her counterclaims of intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, the Libyan leader who voluntarily gave up his nuclear weapons program in 2003.
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An Amazon spokesperson told Bloomberg that the clips were all submitted voluntarily or by employee testers.
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No. Payments must be made voluntarily to count toward the rehabilitation agreement, the Education Department says.
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Since then, only Airbnb has voluntarily implemented a 90-day cap on listings in the capital.
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At America Works, we have been placing people on disability, coming to us voluntarily, into jobs.
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In contrast, however, Palestinians in Judea and Samaria would be offered generous compensation to emigrate voluntarily.
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Trump could voluntarily sit for an interview with Mueller's team -- and his lawyers could be present.
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If Papadopoulos does not voluntarily agree to testify, the committee has the ability to subpoena him.
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He did this on his own, spending his inheritance, because joining the war voluntarily cost money.
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Companies would be asked to voluntarily enact net neutrality principles through terms of service with customers.
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Related: Another recent Student Opinion question, How Much of Your Day is Voluntarily Spent Screen-Free?
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On Monday, Xinjiang governor Shohrat Zakir claimed that all Uyghurs currently in detention were there voluntarily.
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The CCD maintains that they shared information with the FBI voluntarily, but at the bureau's request.
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And even now that the Court has ruled, no one expects the states to comply voluntarily.
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"The decision to voluntarily discontinue these cases was a difficult one," Schwartz told the news outlet.
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In addition, 13 states and the District of Columbia have voluntarily signed on to California's standards.
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Trump is the first president in decades who hasn't voluntarily released any of his tax returns.
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About 1,300 migrants have either been deported or voluntarily returned to their home countries, he added.
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They can leave the United States voluntarily, or be placed in detention to fight their removal.
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A spokeswoman for the department said two women were found who said they were there voluntarily.
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As part of the no-prison plea deal, she also agreed to voluntarily leave the country.
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I therefore prefer the term 'surrender,' which is done voluntarily in recognition of the Nazi injustice.
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He was arrested at Bremen Airport in July 2015, where he voluntarily confessed to terrorism charges.
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"If Congress asked him to testify, I believe he would appear voluntarily," Carson told VICE News.
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Along with giving flyers fair warning, airlines also sweeten the deal for those who voluntarily bump.
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The government later said that a "significant number" voluntarily resigned, though they did not offer details.
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Still, the FAA says it continues to recommend that drone operators voluntarily register with the agency.
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The strongly religious Doss voluntarily enlisted but faced backlash for his refusal to go against his beliefs.
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In early November, Chipotle voluntarily closed 43 restaurants in Washington State and Oregon because of an outbreak.
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And many U.S.-based brands — like Herbivore, Milk Makeup and Fenty Beauty — voluntarily avoid the practice entirely.
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Eventually, it became so difficult for him to walk that he voluntarily consigned himself to a wheelchair.
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It is unclear how many planes it will voluntarily return as part of a fleet reduction plan.
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While some New Zealanders have voluntarily surrendered guns, others have been buying more to beat the ban.
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Though he may have voluntarily gotten into a van with the group, police are considering kidnapping charges.
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Every other president has voluntarily complied with this law, even though not legally required to do so.
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First comes lettuce, then comes cauliflower: A farm has voluntarily recalled cauliflower due to E. coli concerns.
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The CDC issued its warning Thursday as manufacturer Kellogg announced that it is voluntarily recalling 15.3 oz.
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And millions of people choose voluntarily to come to Planned Parenthood; we can't let that go away.
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That incident stems from an online quiz linked to Facebook accounts that users voluntarily filled out online.
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Getting Mexico to voluntarily compensate the U.S. for the wall or fence construction costs is not realistic.
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Officers spoke with both women who stated that they were there voluntarily, and there was nothing wrong.
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Y., blasted Goodlatte for putting Strzok in an "impossible position," while Strzok claimed he was there voluntarily.
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Even more shocking: I ate the same way, voluntarily, off the plan as I did on it.
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A spokesperson for SXSW told me in an email that Jacobs voluntarily pulled the film on Thursday.
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Some people will stop using Twitter voluntarily, because suddenly all the accounts they follow will be gone.
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Of the 13,000 sent back from Sweden last year 10,000 went voluntarily whereas 3,000 were forcibly deported.
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"I have decided to voluntarily recuse myself," he said in a memo to the Fed's chief counsel.
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The defense attorneys argued that Piazza "voluntarily" attended the pledging event and consented to drink alcohol there.
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Beijing maintains that all the men -- including Lee and Gui -- handed themselves over voluntarily to Chinese authorities.
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A sort of corollary to this argument is that internet providers will voluntarily adhere to suggested practices.
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In December, the investors voluntarily withdrew the case, but Burford's share value had taken a big hit.
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She admitted that she took the drugs voluntarily, thinking everyone else was going to do them, too.
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Volker voluntarily went in to testify to House Democrats on Thursday and handed over these text messages.
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She declined to provide further details as to whether he quit voluntarily or had been forced out.
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He may have voluntarily gotten into a van with the group, but police are considering kidnapping charges.
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The TSA said most of the requirements were already being voluntarily applied by airlines around the world.
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The city's police department voluntarily agreed to rein in its use of "stop and frisk" in 2015.
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Once officers got to the scene, the suspect voluntarily exited the station and began advancing towards police.
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Chinese spies have cause to target foreign trade secrets that are never going to be shared voluntarily.
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Adams Farm is voluntarily recalling beef, veal and bison products due to the possible E. coli contamination.
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Instead, he took a different approach — he'd voluntarily provide certain information to Mueller's office and other probes.
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Therefore anyone using Airbnb, or staying with friends, must voluntarily visit the city's police station and register.
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It was not clear whether Indonesia was asked to suspend its membership or if it left voluntarily.
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Most of that personal data is collected when people voluntarily post to Facebook or update their profiles.
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"Prince has been voluntarily surrendered to Guardians of Rescue," reads a post on the rescue's Facebook page.
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It's possible that Comcast will voluntarily extend net neutrality protections beyond a legal mandate to do so.
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Those legally slaves had to be freed by their owners voluntarily or purchased and released from bondage.
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The hotel voluntarily shuttered its doors until the source is found and the problem fixed, Nydam said.
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It appears she did not go voluntarily, after all ... but we're told she is getting treatment now.
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The move came after the US Food and Drug Administration requested the manufacturer voluntarily recall the products.
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A witness captured the incident on video and turned their phone over to investigators voluntarily, police said.
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Brown voluntarily enters a rehab facility, only to be kicked out on November 14 for violent behavior.
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As New Zealand gun owners are voluntarily giving up their firearms — can you imagine this happening stateside?
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JC; Well, to the extent I'm a prisoner Iput myself in jail because I did this voluntarily.
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In the first, he declared that he had returned voluntarily, which his relatives and colleagues strongly dispute.
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Throughout the ordeal, cops show considerable restraint, pleading with the group on several occasions to leave voluntarily.
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It is a clear weak spot Clubs will never voluntarily disadvantage themselves by cutting ticket prices significantly.
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More than 9 in 10 of those passengers voluntarily gave up their seats in exchange for compensation.
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The Obama administration voluntarily disclosed about 6 million visitor records during the eight years of his presidency.
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Abbasi said the government was also reducing the tax rate to encourage people to voluntarily sign up.
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We gather weight loss advice, voluntarily or involuntarily, from news outlets, social media and just about everyone.
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North and Weingast discuss two ways in which kings' hands can be tied: voluntarily or by compulsion.
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VICE's James Burns, himself a former inmate in solitary, re-visited that world voluntarily for 30 days.
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As it says on the ticket, you voluntarily assume the risk of death in Black Rock City.
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The government since has warned that it will expel the ambassador if Sweden doesn't voluntarily remove him.
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Students are enrolled in schools voluntarily, and expulsion is the most burdensome sanction a university can impose.
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Separately, he is expected to voluntarily testify before the House Intelligence Committee behind closed doors on Feb.
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This database includes "adverse events" voluntarily reported by doctors, nursing home employees, family members and patients themselves.
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With the dangers of hazing so evident, why would students voluntarily subject themselves to such potential abuse?
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However, the EPAA survey only examined one group of homeschoolers that voluntarily agreed to take standardized tests.
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He voluntarily checked himself into a mental health center for evaluation and was released several days later.
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The free-for-all made survival tough, and six operators voluntarily left the market over the summer.
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The reductions have come from employees voluntarily leaving without being replaced, including through early retirements and buyouts.
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A representative for Mayer disputed this version of the events and stressed that she is appearing voluntarily.
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United is working to bump passengers voluntarily, sometimes several days in advance of flights, to avoid conflict.
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But Riyadh will not voluntarily exceed output levels set by the global oil reduction deal, Falih added.
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This is not just a theory, either: Companies have tapped into this potential and are leading voluntarily.
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What the I.R.S. really wants is for business owners to voluntarily pay more of what they owe.
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During season seven, Blanca Flores loses her green card, gets it back, and leaves the US voluntarily.
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A representative for Mayer disputed this version of the events and stressed that she is appearing voluntarily.
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In the world today, not too many places are available to where people voluntarily want to emigrate.
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The ministry said a farmer had euthanized a small number of animals voluntarily for animal welfare reasons.
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The special counsel has now charged Manafort with conduct he had already voluntarily disclosed, the lawsuit says.
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It also is yet another harbinger of mankind voluntarily ceding its own free will to The Machines.
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Sutherland voluntarily surrendered his nursing license Thursday, according to paperwork filed with the Arizona Board of Nursing.
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I felt (like I was) being pushed into the corner, that I had to adjust non-voluntarily.
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In exchange, broadband companies would voluntarily include net neutrality principles in their terms of service with customers.
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The Brevard McDonald's "voluntarily" closed to take "proactive measures" last Tuesday evening and reopened again on Friday.
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Tesla is voluntarily recalling 123,000 Model S vehicles because of an issue with the power steering component.
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He says they broke the agreement by, among other things, voluntarily cooperating with the Montgomery County prosecutors.
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Governors and state boards of education developed and voluntarily adopted the standards in reading, language and math.
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In other words, the first lady was literally, and voluntarily, walking into a den of potential adversaries.
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Another of Lee's appeals lawyers surrendered his law license voluntarily in 43 because of mental health problems.
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The idea of being a voluntarily celibate millennial—especially an agnostic one—is, for many incomprehensibly dismaying.
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Buck agreed to come to the United States voluntarily from Switzerland in November 20123 to face trial.
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EITI audits payments by mining companies to governments annually, an initiative the companies sign up to voluntarily.
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" Stumpf should lower his pay: "The CEO should voluntarily reduce his compensation for the current calendar year.
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Like Bourgeois, Kusama sought out psychological help and has voluntarily resided in a mental hospital since 1977.
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The administration has also unveiled an initiative encouraging oil and gas companies to voluntarily reduce methane leakage.
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This would let patients update their information and voluntarily provide more accurate data to facilitate a match.
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A court filing showed Carlson, 50, had voluntarily dismissed her federal lawsuit in New Jersey against Ailes.
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He was arrested at Bremen Airport, where he landed on July 20, 2015, and he voluntarily confessed.
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The students voluntarily removed the flags, parked their cars and were on time to class, Hall said.
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If intervals are so hard, they say, no one in the real world will voluntarily complete them.
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"Susan knew her killer and ... she freely and voluntarily let the killer into her house," Lewin said.
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Looking at the video, one could say they were thoroughly -- and voluntarily -- enjoying themselves at the concert.
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This could rise in coming months as Saudi Arabia voluntarily lowers supply by more than it agreed.
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Mr. Trump was the first major presidential candidate in decades not to voluntarily release his tax returns.
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The 28 European Union member states and four associate states — Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Switzerland — participate voluntarily.
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"The former commissioner reimbursed the city and voluntarily left his position," Ms. Grybauskas said in a statement.
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The N.Y.P.D. will voluntarily report aggregate data regarding the drone program, said Devora Kaye, a department spokeswoman.
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And even if Moore had voluntarily chosen to step aside, he couldn't be removed from the ticket.
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"Everyone studies voluntarily and has very high scores," said Bai Mei, an ideology instructor at the university.
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No one wants to subscribe to those feeds; no one would voluntarily give birth if they did.
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They say they want to give the White House a chance to comply with their requests voluntarily.
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"I voluntarily wrote wills and trusts in preparation for a talking point with Aretha," Mr. Bennett said.
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If not, you may notice worse roads because most consumers are not voluntarily reporting the use tax.
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Around two thousand people have been forced to evacuate, and many others have voluntarily left their homes.
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Instead of camps there are settlements, where refugees stay voluntarily because they get a plot of land.
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Nearly 233,1733 others have been returned from other European and Asian countries, either voluntarily or by force.
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Sacoolas says she will voluntarily cooperate with the U.K. investigation, so extradition is unlikely to be needed.
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James Connell, the attorney who led the questioning, opened by thanking Mitchell for voluntarily coming to testify.
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The quits rate: When workers are confident in the economy, they are more likely to quit voluntarily.
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But industry leaders and administration officials said they expected businesses to continue to voluntarily protect bird habitats.
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State police sent him a letter telling him to voluntarily relinquish the weapon to police, Ziman said.
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For example, it would allow higher-income adults to voluntarily sign up for a new public plan.
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The only truly transparent arbitration agreement is one that is voluntarily signed, after a dispute has arisen.
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State police sent him a letter telling him to voluntarily relinquish his weapon to police, Ziman said.
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I am here today voluntarily, and I remain committed to cooperating fully and truthfully with this committee.
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Murdock voluntarily handed in his degree before the meeting, but the board still voted to rescind it.
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After the student enrolled, he voluntarily withdrew from the team and renounced the scholarship, the complaint said.
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The site's staff announced the union in August, and management voluntarily recognized it a few days later.
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Giuliani didn't just voluntarily expose a highly illegal coordination between the Trump campaign and the State Department?
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He voluntarily transferred to the infantry and served in Germany during the post-World War II occupation.
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Now, however, scientists say African grey parrots voluntarily help each other to obtain a reward of nuts.
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Some of the Hondurans in the migrant caravan were returning to their homeland voluntarily, Lopez Obrador added.
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Presidents are not required to release their returns, but have voluntarily done so since the early 1970s.
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Uber voluntarily released its first safety report on Thursday, and let's just say there's room for improvement.
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He drives about 22017 hours a week and would never voluntarily camp out at the dreaded airport.
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Prior to our CEO voluntarily resigning to serve our country, we never had any type of inquiries.
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Government officials and the International Office for Migration said the figure included two Syrians, who returned voluntarily.
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The reductions have come from employees voluntarily leaving without being replaced, including through early retirements and buyouts.
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The company said all passengers have to go through screening again is some passengers get off voluntarily.
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Pai's plan could scrap that provision in exchange for companies voluntarily promising to uphold net neutrality principles.
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Nadler said those subpoenas would not need to be issued if the documents were turned over voluntarily.
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The state also passed a law that bars employers from voluntarily giving employee information to federal authorities.
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And nearly 500 more Hondurans have voluntarily agreed to return to their home country, Mexican officials said.
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