Westchester came close, but ultimately went ahead with the services.
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The United States just went ahead with the war anyway.
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Atlanta went ahead with a four-run inning in the fifth.
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So the SEC went ahead with filing a complaint against Musk.
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Others had contemplated it but then went ahead with their pregnancy.
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Hey, maybe he did know, and he went ahead with it anyway.
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Still, the state went ahead with the data that was left over.
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Philadelphia went ahead with a planned World War I parade on Sept.
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Without consulting the state, he went ahead with his alkaline hydrolysis business.
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So it went ahead with a survey through the commercial firm SurveyMonkey.
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Gary Cohn gave up after Trump went ahead with steel and aluminum tariffs.
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The Braves went ahead with two runs in the bottom of the fourth.
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The regime went ahead with what most characterized as an electoral sham anyway.
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The strategy, I thought, was working, and I went ahead with my question.
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He later went ahead with the visit, a staple of French election campaigning.
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Others were displeased he went ahead with his son's wedding on May 9.
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Trump's government went ahead with devising the sanctions and working to implement them.
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"We went ahead with an offer and then Brexit happened," said the software engineer.
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He'd already threatened to resign last Thursday if Trump went ahead with the plan.
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Salted initially went ahead with the direct-to-consumer model before ultimately ditching it.
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Trump went ahead with the meeting, apparently expecting it to go softly under radar.
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Penn State players shared the ball early and went ahead with strong midrange shooting.
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Suppose the government went ahead with plans to limit drilling to protect the environment?
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However, the committee went ahead with an investigation, which was pending as of Jan.
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That effort failed this week after Israel went ahead with the Russian hacker's extradition.
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With the denuclearisation talks stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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With talks on denuclearization stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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With the denuclearization talks stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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Despite the tutor's warning, the College Board went ahead with the exam on Jan. 24.
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The blanket palm oil ban went ahead with no concern for the dangerous environment consequences.
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Khartabil and Ghazi went ahead with their wedding in 2013 despite the bars between them.
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China said it would retaliate with countermeasures if the U.S. went ahead with its threats.
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She went ahead with the procedure but told him she had a miscarriage, she said.
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China responded that it would retaliate with countermeasures if Washington went ahead with its threats.
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France went ahead with a competing initiative that has since welcomed the Netherlands and Denmark.
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But the U.S. could compete with China if it went ahead with the NSC proposals.
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Kavanaugh went ahead with a planned call with Collins that lasted an hour on Friday.
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But Trump, who has been accused of sexual assault himself, went ahead with his endorsement anyway.
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Christie's went ahead with the auction despite demands from Egypt for the relic to be returned.
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Despite the tip-off, ICE went ahead with its operation and made more than 150 arrests.
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Real moved the ball around slickly in attack and went ahead with their first real chance.
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Their requests rebuffed, the Emiratis went ahead with the operation without American military help and succeeded.
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Mr. Ghani went ahead with an offer, but this time conditioned it on the group's reciprocating.
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Mr. Farrow went ahead with the interview — and hired his own camera crew to conduct it.
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The fact that Trump went ahead with firing Comey without a replacement in mind is stunning.
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Uber learned about what he had done but still went ahead with the deal, Waymo claimed.
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But Trump went ahead with the summit anyway out of a heady mix of hubris and ignorance.
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The government cut growth forecasts and went ahead with higher spending, despite some backlash from European officials.
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They warned repeatedly that Turkey would face punitive measures if it went ahead with the S-400s.
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Despite her doctor's advice and the potentially deadly health risks, Notaro went ahead with the IVF process.
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Fragoso says the doctor is a board-certified plastic surgeon, so she went ahead with the procedure.
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The difference is the Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy went ahead with the public forum.
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He went ahead with a history-making summit with Kim in Singapore despite unresolved lower-level issues.
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Mr. Barna went ahead with the party plans, keeping the event outdoors to avoid the other tenants.
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But U.S. officials said they weren't satisfied with their offers and Trump went ahead with the duties.
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But the attorneys went ahead with their previously planned meeting with Mueller's team, as CNN has reported.
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Soybeans seemed to promise a better return, so Mr. Knopf went ahead with increasing his soybean acreage.
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Because of the delay in Roof's case, the dealer in South Carolina went ahead with the sale.
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Mr. Wenders went ahead with his film, showcasing Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch, without her but for her.
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Shortly after Ms. Issachar was sentenced, however, Israel went ahead with his extradition to the United States.
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The complaint adds that Mr Johnson was surprised Cairn went ahead with the transaction on December 7 2011.
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Germany's neighbor Austria said it would tighten its own southern borders if Berlin went ahead with the plan.
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That she went ahead with the competition was not surprising, said U.S. team high performance director Tom Forster.
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Pyongyang went ahead with the launch on Sunday and said it had successfully put a satellite into orbit.
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Mr. Martínez went ahead with the couple's daughter, carrying her on his back, tucked under his T-shirt.
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The Chinese were caught off guard when he went ahead with tariffs on $200 billion of their exports.
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The Senate, though, went ahead with a cloture vote on Thursday, which failed thanks to a Democratic filibuster.
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Lanka IOC, a subsidiary of Indian Oil Corporation, however, went ahead with the price hike with effect from Friday.
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Euronet said on Monday that MoneyGram's board rejected its offer on Sunday and went ahead with Ant's revised offer.
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China raised a fuss and threatened sanctions; the US ignored those concerns and went ahead with the deal anyway.
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He threatened to use his veto — something he has not done as mayor — if she went ahead with it.
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And in 2011, President Barack Obama went ahead with a trip to Brazil while American forces were striking Libya.
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Maduro went ahead with the vote, which created a new pro-government assembly that will rewrite the country's constitution.
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Beijing said those tariffs would take effect if the U.S. went ahead with imposing more duties on Chinese goods.
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Channel 7 Stadium went ahead with their fights scheduled for October 1 for the first time ever without gambling.
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Since the FBI did not respond within the allotted three-day period, he said, they went ahead with the sale.
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" That aside, Lane went ahead with the proposal by playing a song he wrote for Bushnell titled, "Big, Big Plans.
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But North Korea and the regime of Kim Jong Il cheated, and they went ahead with their nuclear project anyway.
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When Sessions went ahead with the recusal, Trump reportedly erupted in anger and said he needed Sessions to protect him.
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This year we actually got some lights but we'd already arranged to have Sharon so we went ahead with it.
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He has said he went ahead with the ARM deal because he believed he was close to turning around Sprint.
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In turn, China said it would take countermeasures if the U.S. went ahead with the additional tariffs it had threatened.
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A lawyer for Mr. Lambert's parents threatened to file a complaint for murder if doctors went ahead with the procedure.
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They confirmed that it wasn't, so I went ahead with my understood child duties and whacked the piece of wood.
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Users quickly lashed out on Twitter, and one client even went ahead with a lawsuit filed in Florida on Wednesday.
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The Times went ahead with its push in the new storytelling field, and sponsorship money has made the effort profitable.
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The effort came the same day that the Trump administration went ahead with the drone strike to kill Iranian Gen.
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It went ahead with partial tariffs on most Airbus jets and products from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky.
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It went ahead with partial tariffs on most Airbus jets and products from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky.
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But Justice asked for extra time to review the new ballot, and Rosselló went ahead with the election as scheduled.
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But the task force went ahead with its rebuke hours later, signaling that the move was too little, too late.
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The attack was widely criticised and Kulkarni went ahead with the book launch and the press conference with his blackened face.
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New Jersey nearly went ahead with 5:37 left in the period, but Domingue stopped Drew Stafford&aposs stuff-in attempt.
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The United States has warned that it would impose sanctions on Turkey if it went ahead with the S-400 deal.
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Nasrallah said the United States threatened to stop arms supplies to the Lebanese army if it went ahead with the assault.
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One scenario would see the Fed starting to phase out reinvestments before it went ahead with another rate rise, he suggested.
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Although the upgrade was shelved in November, some went ahead with the creation of a new bitcoin offshoot called bitcoin diamond.
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A pro-Beijing speaker never emerged, and the event was delayed but went ahead with Ms. Saunders speaking on her own.
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"If you cast your mind back to those events, many of those events went ahead with appropriate risk management," he said.
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In South Korea, a controversial church went ahead with a mass wedding ceremony on February 20 despite rising numbers of cases.
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Johnson went ahead with the deal despite US warnings that it could give the Chinese state access to western intelligence-sharing.
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Protesters circulated flyers on Telegram calling for rallies in six locations across Hong Kong, anyway, and went ahead with the march.
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That comes nearly two months after the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee went ahead with its first cut in 11 years.
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Biden, who already opposed Thomas based on his record of conservatism, went ahead with a planned committee vote on September 27.
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Prince Andrew went ahead with his disastrous interview about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on his own accord.
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Nielsen went ahead with the trip to Europe and spent her flight to London ordering "emergency surge operations" on the border.
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Nielsen went ahead with the trip to Europe and spent her flight to London ordering "emergency surge operations" on the border.
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Jones says the facility went ahead with the sale anyway ... and now, he's out 1/4 of his beloved shoe collection.
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On Monday, Hun Sen said he would "eliminate" opposition supporters if they went ahead with protests but he was conciliatory on Thursday.
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The Jets again went ahead with 2.3 seconds left in the second period on the second goal of the game by Laine.
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Image: Christie'sChristie's went ahead with the auction despite protests from Cairo and appeals to the British government by Egypt's ambassador in London.
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Lacroix was ordered to stop the launch of PlexCoin by Quebec's financial regulator in July, but went ahead with the ICO anyway.
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Because of the high cure rate and the excruciating consequences of letting her tumor grow, we went ahead with the recommended treatment.
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A Spotify spokeswoman told CNN Business that the company went ahead with the launch without WMG content while the court battle continues.
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We explained at length that their 'scoop' from unnamed sources was not factually accurate, but they went ahead with the story anyway.
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The President went ahead with the stop anyway, joined by his Jewish daughter and son-in-law and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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China said it would immediately retaliate with tariffs of its own targeting agricultural products if the U.S. went ahead with its plans.
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That comes nearly two months after the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee went ahead with its first cut since the financial crisis.
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The court had originally suspended the referendum law as it studied its legality, though the Catalan government went ahead with the ballot regardless.
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The reporters did not reach out to the people it suggested and went ahead with publishing "distorted" facts about the company, he said.
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Then, the Fed went ahead with the increase Wednesday without causing any major disruptions — in fact, stocks rallied and government bond yields fell.
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Investigators alleged in the court documents that Ndossoka told detectives he went ahead with the killings despite the cries of his two children.
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However, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), the city's main public broadcaster, went ahead with scrapping the exclusive BBC channel at midnight on Sunday.
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Earin, essentially the first to market last year, just went ahead with Bluetooth — a decision that totally marred the experience of their earbuds.
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A Roman Catholic parish in Chicago went ahead with the burning of a rainbow gay pride flag, despite warnings from the city's archdiocese.
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After the Spanish courts refused to allow Catalans to vote in an independence referendum, Mr. Puigdemont went ahead with it anyway last October.
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The United States and its allies went ahead with the airstrikes in the face of several developments that suggested they could be delayed.
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He eventually went ahead with that purchase, but he has postponed other investments — lasers for steel cutting, new machining equipment, additional robot welders.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence went ahead with his delayed trip to the Middle East on Friday, despite the looming government shutdown.
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So frankly it was a little surprising that Samsung even went ahead with its event, especially since Mobile World Congress was just canceled.
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Source: CoinDesk On Tuesday, Bitcoin split into bitcoin and bitcoin cash when a minority of developers went ahead with an alternative upgrade proposal.
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The Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said his country was prepared to respond if Trump went ahead with the tariffs.
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North Korea nevertheless went ahead with the return of the remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean war, it said.
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Still, he went ahead with it, and their clash is proof that Graham's influence -- his attempts to curb the President's isolationist worldview -- has limits.
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PREPA's Ramos said he went ahead with deals like Whitefish due to worries about having to foot the bill for aid from other utilities.
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An MMA match-up is an unconventional place to have a family reunion, but Chris Pratt and Spencer Pratt went ahead with it anyway.
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Filipe Nyusi, the president, merrily went ahead with a state visit to the Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) the day after the storm hit.
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The southern Chinese city of Yulin went ahead with its annual dog-meat festival, despite widespread criticism by animal lovers in China and abroad.
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Ms. Stoynoff said that she went ahead with the original piece about the Trump marriage in People because she was ashamed and feared retaliation.
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The government took serious flack this summer when it went ahead with a planned five-euro cut in the widely enjoyed but costly benefit.
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After coming under intense criticism for not acting more decisively, Trump went ahead with the recommendations -- but remains unconvinced it was the right decision.
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But after an extensive internal debate over whether to issue a statement condemning Mr. Bossie, the campaign went ahead with it on Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr. Ghani went ahead with his inauguration, in a show of strength, as his close circle advised him to, according to two senior officials.
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After he and his team judged such an explosion impractical, the Defense Department went ahead with plans to develop the Missile Defense Alarm System.
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Vice President Mike Pence warned on Wednesday that Turkey could risk its membership in NATO if it went ahead with buying the S-400.
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Until White House counsel Don McGahn not only refused to fire Mueller, but told Trump he'd resign if Trump went ahead with his plan.
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Last month, Corgan told CBS's This Morning that he went ahead with the initial change of moniker after realizing that people found it annoying.
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Concerned, but by now committed to the child they'd come to think of as their future daughter, the Tennessee family went ahead with the adoption.
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"After Tzuyu's parents came to South Korea and discussed with Tzuyu, they made a final decision and went ahead with announcing her position," JYP added.
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Last month, President Trump warned he would take "strong and swift economic actions" against Maduro if he went ahead with plans to seat the assembly.
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Kendall didn't take it well and told her sisters that she's done and wants to go home – but they still went ahead with their plans.
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If the event that an accuser went ahead with a complaint, they were required to file it in court or ask for an administrative hearing.
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The so-called sanctuary policy enraged Abbott, who threatened to cut state funding if Hernandez went ahead with plans to implement the policy beginning Wednesday.
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The Red Sox rallied from a pair of early one-run deficits and went ahead with a three-run fourth off CC Sabathia (5-333).
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Rosselló went ahead with the original June 11 date, giving an opening to opposition parties who favor commonwealth status or independence to boycott the plebiscite.
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In addition, the president went ahead with 25 percent tariffs on steel and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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China said in response that it would take counter measures against the U.S. if the latter went ahead with issuing the list of extra tariffs.
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Undaunted, they went ahead with their plans, planting neat rows of the commonly used dwarfing rootstocks that keep orchard trees short and easy to pick.
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Then Harris connected with Mateao Durant on a 22-yard touchdown pass as the Blue Devils went ahead with 3:10 remaining in the half.
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Mr. Pence went ahead with his four-day trip to the Middle East despite the political turmoil at home, citing national security and diplomatic reasons.
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Chinese officials said Mr. Trump had given such assurances, and they felt betrayed when he went ahead with aggressive tariffs this year, the diplomat said.
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The New York Times also reported Thursday that Cohn warned Kelly he might resign if Trump went ahead with a plan to impose the tariffs.
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In 2011, as the country slipped into economic crisis, the Socialist government considered privatizing part of the enterprise but never went ahead with the plan.
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In his first months in office, in 21975, President Jimmy Carter backed off from Ford's selection of Mr. Toon, but then went ahead with it.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said on Wednesday that the United States would not stand in the way if South Korea went ahead with that.
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He went ahead with a rally in Illinois on Saturday evening, despite speculation he might cancel it, because he said "evil people" can't derail life.
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China would overtake Europe and the Americas if all 50 cities went ahead with their metro plans, data from the International Association of Public Transport showed.
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The duo went ahead with their plans to release the bill anyway, although Alexander frequently spoke with the president and credited his role in the process.
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And the president has sent word to the former attorney general through allies that he would publicly attack him if he went ahead with the campaign.
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While the cases played out, Reno Capital went ahead with renovations on Ms. Alvillar's apartment and, upon completing the work, rented the place out for $2,900.
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In response, China's Ministry of Commerce said on Friday that it would "fight back with a major response " if the U.S. went ahead with its plan.
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Pyongyang has not confirmed the exchange and threatened earlier this month to take "counteraction" if the United States and South Korea went ahead with the exercises.
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Huawei also went ahead with a new phone launch in Britain on Tuesday, even as the number of users trading in their devices rose in Asia.
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This week Trump ignored them and went ahead with his plan to undo DACA anyway, which prompted a lot of impassioned outrage from the tech companies.
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Undaunted, Mr. Trump went ahead with that meeting and, with Mr. Putin at his side, challenged the conclusions of American intelligence agencies about Russian election interference.
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After receiving the go-ahead from prosecutors in July, the police went ahead with the operation to take control of the server and disinfect affected computers.
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Orsini said they couldn't care less about that small detail, and went ahead with their plan to be married at their dream destination, vegan menu included.
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Roy finally went ahead with his plans but had second thoughts ... and, during a phone call, Carter reportedly told Roy to get back in the truck.
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The stockbroker, Mark C. Hotton, claimed to have investors who would contribute $4.5 million; the producers never met those investors but went ahead with planning anyway.
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After consulting with customers, the company went ahead with one of its planned annual Virgin Galactic trips to Necker Island just a few weeks after the crash.
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China promised to retaliate in kind, saying it would target 160 products from the U.S., including soybeans, cars and whiskey, if Trump went ahead with the plans.
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Even though Dutch resistance fighters and their own communications intercepts told the Allies there would be more fighting than planned, they went ahead with the operation anyway.
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The increased tensions come after Trump went ahead with 25 percent tariffs on steel and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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But Barra and other GM executives probably knew before making the announcement it would face pushback from the White House, and they went ahead with it anyway.
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The duties would take effect "if China refuses to change its practices " and if Beijing went ahead with new tariffs it had recently announced, the statement added.
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The delegate totals are still being finalized, but it's already clear that Biden handily won all three states that went ahead with elections: Florida, Illinois, and Arizona.
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The letter explained that if Turkey went ahead with the S-400, the United States would suspend Turkish participation in the F-35 program by July 31.
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"Considering the needs of Lombardy right now, I don't understand why they went ahead with such an exorbitant expense," said Paolo Mondini, a security guard in Milan.
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Earlier this month, Panoramic rejected an A$312-million ($211.72 million) all-stock bid by Independence and went ahead with a capital raise, breaching an offer condition.
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After consulting with customers, the company went ahead with one of its planned annual Virgin Galactic trips to Necker Island just a few weeks after the crash.
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This customer had approached Airtel through their open network platform asking the company to host a tower, and after the necessary checks, Airtel went ahead with its promise.
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The steel levy has been delayed but the administration went ahead with a U.S. trade representative review that could lead to Chinese tariffs for alleged intellectual property violations.
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Instead, he went ahead with a separate event at Drake University, less than a 10-minute drive from the debate at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines.
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The semiautonomous Kurdish region in Iraq's northeast went ahead with the referendum on Monday, despite objections from the central government in Baghdad and much of the international community.
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And while three of the four states holding presidential primaries went ahead with them on Tuesday, voters are comfortable with pausing the presidential campaign during the coronavirus outbreak.
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In China, two Canadians were accused of espionage this year, days after Canada went ahead with extradition proceedings against a Chinese executive facing charges in the United States.
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Trump went ahead with his plan to impose a 85033 percent tariff on imported steel and 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum despite opposition from his own party.
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The president-as-cheerleader model helps explain why Trump went ahead with a campaign-style rally as Hurricane Michael ripped into Florida and then tore into neighboring states.
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Austria, the main entry point for migrants into Germany, said it would take measures to protect its own southern borders if Berlin went ahead with the transit zones.
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This action will make an enormous difference in the lives of 1,000 workers and their families, who faced bleak employment prospects if Carrier went ahead with its planned move.
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Even as He began slowly churning in the Gulf and was projected to come knocking as soon as I touched down, I went ahead with my travel plans undeterred.
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The Islanders went ahead with 11:38 left in the first when Nelson backhanded the rebound of Josh Bailey's shot over Anderson moments after forcing Smith into a turnover.
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For each scenario, they asked respondents if they "preferred" a war and if they would "approve" if the president and the military went ahead with that course of action.
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Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley, ignoring the "blue slip" process, went ahead with confirmation hearings over the objections of Bounds's home-state senators, Democrats Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden.
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While you are canceling a meeting with him for violating Ukraine's sovereignty, you went ahead with meeting him in Helsinki despite his violation of US sovereignty via election interference.
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He said some officials were wondering why China would work with the United States at the United Nations after Washington went ahead with the antimissile system against Chinese wishes.
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Alongside the EU, surrounding Latin American countries have also warned Caracas they would be prepared to take additional measures against Maduro's government if it went ahead with the election.
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Nordea, Europe's eighth-biggest bank by market capitalization had threatened to move its HQ to a neighbouring Nordic country if the Swedish government went ahead with the original plans.
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Mr. Trump's chief economic adviser, Gary Cohn, had warned that he might resign if the president went ahead with the plan, a legal review of which hasn't been completed.
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Even so, in 2010, Quebec's premier, Jean Charest, went ahead with a ban on the niqab for government employees and for anyone receiving a public service, including health care.
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Russian aluminum and hydropower group En+ Group went ahead with its London listing on Friday, but priced its global depositary receipts at $14, the lower end of its guided range.
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"It's a lot worse than I've ever seen it," said Malina Wheeldon, who went ahead with the scheduled opening of her new Euphoric Soul Salon & Boutique business despite the floods.
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In neighboring France, President Emmanuel Macron's government warned Ciudadanos, its Spanish center-right ally in the European Parliament, of possible "consequences" if it went ahead with local alliances with Vox.
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An excuse was eventually found to let Mr Musharraf skip the country; GeoTV was taken off air for a spell and the army went ahead with its North Waziristan campaign.
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The family, which fled El Salvador with $35, didn't have enough money to continue the journey together, so Fuentes went ahead with the youngest while they scrounged up more money.
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With denuclearisation talks stalled after a second summit between North Korea and United States broke down in Hanoi in February, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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But Mr. Nygaard, then the chief of the publishing house Aschehoug, which his family controls, went ahead with publication of a Norwegian-language edition, two months after the ayatollah's edict.
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Global Times, a state-run newspaper that often defends Chinese government policy, cautioned last week that North Korea would face harsher sanctions if it went ahead with another nuclear test.
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Yet, if China went ahead with its accelerator, the centre of gravity of fundamental physics, and probably the next set of Nobel prizes for that topic, would surely move there.
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The Times separately reported this week that Mr. Blair warned Mr. Mulvaney to "expect Congress to become unhinged" if the White House went ahead with the hold on the aid.
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We usually aim for two guests, but our second was a casualty of the New York region's dysfunctional transit system, so we went ahead with just the three of us.
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The other Super Rugby match in New Zealand this weekend, between the Waikato Chiefs and Wellington Hurricanes in Hamilton on Friday, went ahead with a minute's silence observed before kickoff.
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They went ahead with it anyway in the spring, which I think was a slap in the face to America and to out our allies, Poland, Estonia, the list goes on.
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The FPC went ahead with implementing a gradual rise in capital requirements, a policy which was then scrapped in the light of the June referendum vote to leave the European Union.
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It remains unclear whether the army or the ISI went ahead with its plan despite Sharif's rejection, or if the military and the civilian government have recently agreed on the idea.
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The backdrop: The Department of Justice sent Nadler a letter before the vote saying Barr would recommend President Trump assert executive privilege if the committee went ahead with the contempt vote.
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Pro-independence leaders went ahead with a 2017 referendum on independence, despite it being deemed illegal by Spanish courts, followed by a declaration that the region was breaking away from Spain.
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Safe went ahead with its plan to expand the strike after employers did not respond to its demands for higher wages and pension benefits by a midnight (2200 GMT) Sunday deadline.
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The way he just went ahead with something so important, that I had made my feelings so clear about—I knew that nothing would ever be crossing a line for him.
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A back-and-forth game went to the third period tied 2-2, with the Lightning responding after the Red Wings went ahead with two goals in less than two minutes.
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After Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi informed Trump they would not attend the meeting at the White House, the president and Republican congressional leaders went ahead with the talks without them.
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The Government Accountability Office said Monday that the EPA didn't follow proper notification rules when they went ahead with the $43,33 secure, soundproof phone booth, installed in his office last fall.
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The Government Accountability Office said Monday that the EPA didn't follow proper notification rules when they went ahead with the $43,000 secure, soundproof phone booth, installed in his office last fall.
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She went ahead with the meeting, but agents working for another private investigation firm, this one retained by West Face, were waiting to take photographs of the men she was meeting.
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The U.S. central bank went ahead with an expected interest rate cut of 20.9-basis points for the second time this year, but gave mixed signals about what may happen next.
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Mr. Yaakov said he feared that if Israel, as a last resort, went ahead with the demonstration nuclear blast in Egyptian territory, it could have killed him and his commando team.
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The building was quickly evacuated with only minor injuries reported, and authorities went ahead with a New Year's fireworks display at the 160-storey Burj Khalifa tower a few hundred metres away.
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Glasgow Film Festival wanted us to soundtrack a sci-fi film of our choice, and we went ahead with Silent Running as an experiment in doing that sort of work quite fast.
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The administration ended permission for eight nations to buy oil from Iran, meaning those nations, which include American allies, would be subject to United States sanctions if they went ahead with purchases.
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In November, Cui Tiankai, China's ambassador to the United States, warned in an interview with Reuters that Beijing would retaliate "in proportion" if Washington went ahead with sanctions over human rights abuses.
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The Swiss looked in danger of being over-run when Serbia went ahead with an Aleksandar Mitrovic header after five minutes to the delight of their fervent supporters at the Kaliningrad stadium.
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Quick-thinking Chinese entrepreneurs, though, went ahead with their attempts to cash in on the now-immortalized moment, with smartphone cases featuring Liang and Zhang already on sale on e-commerce sites.
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A constitutional crisis was provoked in Spain when separatists went ahead with an independence referendum on October 1 2017, despite the vote being outlawed by the Spanish government and the Constitutional Court.
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"The most important thing now is to reach an agreement," Lopez Obrador said on Tuesday, indicating he would continue to negotiate with the United States even if Trump went ahead with the tariffs.
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England went ahead with its ninth set-piece goal of the tournament, after Luca Modric tripped Dele Alli, giving England a free kick about 25 yards out in the center of the field.
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U.S. stock futures fell and Asian shares pared gains after the United State went ahead with its threatened tariff hike, reflecting investors worries that a protracted trade war would hit global economic growth.
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One reason, according to Farrow's reporting, may have been that Weinstein was threatening the network, saying he would reveal what he knew about Lauer if it went ahead with a story on him.
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Trailing 15-13, Temple went ahead with 143:27 left in the game when quarterback Anthony Russo hit Kenny Yeboah for a 7-yard touchdown to culminate a 14-play, 29-yard drive.
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But Altria still went ahead with plans to partner with Philip Morris to sell iQOS, a Philip Morris e-cigarette product that heats tobacco but does not burn it, in the United States.
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"People said we would die because of the operation, and that our bodies would never recover, but I am glad we went ahead with it," Ramba, 35, said as she held Dusha's hand.
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Anyway, I guess the woman was embarrassed, and so, of course, was I, but she still went ahead with what she'd been planning to do with Ta-Nehisi: unload all this terrible racial guilt.
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The European Union would retaliate with extra duties on 35 billion euros ($39.1 billion) worth of U.S. goods if Washington went ahead with tariffs on EU cars, the bloc's trade chief said on Tuesday.
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Despite the moves in Congress, Lockheed Martin went ahead with the F-35 transfer ceremony, attended by company executives, Turkish defense officials and Pentagon officials, including representatives from the F-35 joint program office.
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Catalan politicians, despite being warned by the Constitutional Court that the referendum was illegitimate, went ahead with the ballot and subsequently claimed independence from the rest of Spain, prompting Madrid to take temporary control.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pressed carmakers to increase investments in the United States, something the executives said they planned to do but wouldn't be able to if the administration went ahead with threatened tariffs.
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WARSAW, March 22 (Reuters) - Poland went ahead with six byelections on Sunday and reaffirmed plans to hold presidential elections on May 10 as pressure rises to call off the poll amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Most senior IRS officials ended up concluding that the payments were legal after a meeting with the White House to hear its legal justification, and the administration eventually went ahead with disbursing the funds.
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Earlier this month, Trump in a tweet said Toyota could be subject to a "big border tax" if it went ahead with plans to build the Mexico plant, which the automaker announced in 2015.
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Several big Catalan companies have announced plans to move their registered office to other cities in Spain after Catalonia went ahead with an independence referendum last week which was banned by a Spanish court.
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Japan's defense minister threatened to shoot down any North Korean rocket that broached Japanese airspace, while South Korean officials declared that North Korea would pay "a severe price" if it went ahead with the launch.
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Also on Saturday, Under-Secretary of State for the Development Ministry Antonello Giacomelli told la Repubblica that Italy would have to assess damages caused to public interests if Telecom Italia went ahead with its plan.
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Last week, Pyongyang warned that if the United States and South Korea went ahead with joint military exercises next month, this could put the nuclear talks - and its freeze in testing since 2017 - at risk.
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Madrid-based Aedas went ahead with the listing despite political turmoil which has rattled financial markets since early September, when Catalonia legislated to form a republic, prompting the central government to move towards direct rule.
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Seeking their second final in three years, Belgium went ahead with Goffin, the world number 12, coming from a set down to beat Millman, ranked 185, 26-22(26) 26-212 215-20153 22015-22003.
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But because the Louisiana land, after it had undergone substantial modification, could be a future home to the frog, FWS went ahead with the designation, with land-use restrictions that substantially devalued the rural property.
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North Korea also went ahead with a plan to destroy its only known nuclear site on Thursday, the most concrete action yet since pledging to cease all nuclear and long-range missile tests last month.
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It stood to reason that Johnson would support Schott's nomination — after all, he had been recommended by the commission Johnson established — but the White House wanted to make sure before it went ahead with it.
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Iran last week reportedly threatened to withdraw from a global non-proliferation treaty if European nations went ahead with referring the country to the U.N. Security Council for an alleged violation of the nuclear deal.
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At the same time, he went ahead with a plan to place Jupiter missiles in Turkey, a provocative gesture that made the Soviets suspect that we were looking for opportunities for a nuclear first strike.
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Washington and Seoul postponed military drills scheduled for mid-November in an attempt to convince North Korea to return to the negotiating table, but Pyongyang rebuffed those efforts and went ahead with its own drills.
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Gosling put up an initial $7 million or so of his own money to kick-start the fund – but the political winds were changing, and the government went ahead with the plans to scrap it.
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China said on Friday it would impose duties on $60 billion in U.S. imports, with rates ranging from 5 percent to 25 percent, if the U.S. went ahead with putting more tariffs on Chinese goods.
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But the Japanese went ahead with the commemorations by themselves; one participant was Akie Abe, Japan's First Lady, who claims to keep a special fridge just for kimchi, the pickled cabbage that is Korea's national dish.
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Their comments followed President Donald Trump's vow on Monday to take "strong and swift economic actions" if Maduro went ahead with the new body that would have power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution and supersede all institutions.
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The agency went ahead with the proposal over the objections of the oil industry, another political ally of the Trump administration which opposes increased biofuels use because it competes with petroleum and raises costs for refiners.
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Turkey's military ties with Russia have been a cause of concern for NATO and the US after Ankara went ahead with its purchase of Russia's S-400 air-defense system despite warnings not to do so.
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A day before the Fed hiked rates in December, the fourth increase of 2018, Moore said during a radio interview that the board should be "fired for economic malpractice" if they went ahead with raising rates.
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It was postponed until February, but the government went ahead with layoffs of the payroll clerks anyway, making it impossible to keep the old system operating as a backup in case of teething trouble with Phoenix.
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At SAP Center in San Jose, the Sharks went ahead with their previously scheduled game against the Senators in defiance of the Santa Clara County memo recommending the postponement or cancellation of large gatherings or events.
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For instance, the city went ahead with an administrative trial of Officer Francis X. Livoti while federal prosecutors were still deciding whether to charge him with civil rights violations in the chokehold death of Anthony Baez.
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Mr. Kim also withdrew his threat to resume weapons tests if the United States and South Korea went ahead with joint military exercises in April, and pledged a freeze on such tests while talks were ongoing.
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Trump pulled out of the TPP as one of his first acts as President, saying he wanted to negotiate bilateral deals instead, but 11 other countries went ahead with putting it in place this past January.
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The UK — historically the closest ally of the US — went ahead with the deal with Huawei, despite strong public warnings from Pompeo and others in Trump&aposs administration about the potential security threat of doing so.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Late last year, Uber, in defiance of California state regulators, went ahead with a self-driving car experiment on the streets of San Francisco under the leadership of Anthony Levandowski, a new company executive.
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But there are worries the third-quarter strength is masking widening cracks in the economy after the government went ahead with a nationwide tax hike in October, giving a big hit to corporate and household sentiment.
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"It was a very strong-arm kind of letter, shaking their finger at us and telling us we were doing a bad thing and would be sued if we went ahead with a production," she said.
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And so — Powell be damned — they went ahead with their boldest and most ambitious plans to redistribute the precious resource, embarking on a century-long binge of dam-building, aqueduct-laying, canal-digging and well-sinking.
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So they went ahead with the enforcement part — deporting 400,000 immigrants a year, many of whom had committed minor offenses or no crimes at all — and waited for Republicans to come to the table on reform.
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Nordea, Europe's eighth-biggest bank by market capitalization, had threatened to move HQ if the Swedish government went ahead with plans to hike fees payed into a fund to shield tax payers in a banking future crisis.
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But Riyadh reportedly threatened military action against Doha if it went ahead with a deal to buy the systems, prompting Qatar to accuse Saudi Arabia of "feckless behavior" that is tearing apart the pro-Western Gulf bloc.
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Zuma had been requested by the family not to attend either the funeral earlier this week - where speakers openly criticized the president - or the memorial, which the government postponed but Kathrada's foundation and supporters went ahead with.
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Two former employees with knowledge of the situation tell The Verge that Deng went ahead with leasing this particular property despite warnings from the finance team that there wasn't enough money to do so at the time.
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That criticism notwithstanding, the tournament went ahead with a $3.5 million purse as well as large appearance fees that lured the likes of top Americans Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka, Englishman Justin Rose and Spaniard Sergio Garcia.
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The Red Sox rallied from a pair of early one-run deficits and went ahead with a three-run fourth off CC Sabathia (22-21) and padded their lead with a three-run sixth off Chad Green.
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Previous governments have done so in the past but if Costa went ahead with such a move it would be the first time his new Socialist government, which is supported by the far-left, took such action.
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The police went ahead with their protest despite the announcement of concessions that will dilute the fiscal savings of the bill at least one fifth by setting lower retirement ages for women, teacher, rural workers and police.
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Nashville went ahead with 9:16 left in the first when Smith went to the net after a faceoff and was in a position to sweep the rebound of Subban's blast near the blue line by Price.
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Maduro faces widespread pressure from abroad to abort the assembly, including from U.S. President Donald Trump who said on Monday he would take "strong and swift economic actions" if the Venezuelan leader went ahead with his plans.
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At the time, he wasn't sure if he was gay, so he went ahead with the marriage, convinced that his interest in men was just a naïve, youthful fantasy––the manifestation of his pent up sexual frustration.
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In his letter, Lieu cited a Reuters article from Monday that said U.S. officials went ahead with an arms sale despite some officials' concerns that Washington could be implicated in war crimes for the Saudi coalition's conduct.
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After phone calls from the White House, some of the President's allies took a softer approach, saying the deal was palatable as long as Trump went ahead with unilateral action to secure some funding for the wall.
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Osinbajo went ahead with his visit to Maiduguri, planned prior to the attack, launching a government food aid initiative to distribute 30,000 metric tonnes of grains to people displaced by the insurgency, his spokesman Laolu Akande said.
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The new round of sanctions is intended to make good on Trump's threat of "strong and swift economic actions" if Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro went ahead with Sunday's election of a controversial new congress, the officials said.
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Niek Prast, the manager of Strawberry Tours, a small company that organizes guided visits to Amsterdam, said that if the government went ahead with the ban, it would be "a bit of a disaster" for his business.
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Karimov had threatened war with Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan if they went ahead with plans to build hydropower plants on rivers that flow into Uzbekistan, and sealed many crossings on the border with Kyrgyzstan after a democratic revolution there.
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She was also seen shaking on June 27 when she met German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier but her spokesman said she was fine and she later went ahead with her planned trip to Japan for a G20 summit.
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Trump had threatened "strong and swift economic actions" if Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro went ahead with the creation of the assembly, which is empowered to rewrite the constitution and dissolve state institutions, such as the opposition-dominated legislature.
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US called 'xenophobic and racist empire' Maduro's government also responded angrily to a US State Department statement this week threatening "strong and swift economic actions" if Venezuela went ahead with a proposed special assembly to redo the constitution.
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The Blue Jackets went ahead with 5:42 left in the period as Ryan Dzingel (goal, two assists) banked one in off Boston goalie Tuukka Rask for his first goal in nine games since being acquired from Ottawa.
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Despite warnings from home medical equipment providers that this first round of cuts was causing significant disruption for patients, CMS went ahead with another round of reductions for rural and other less-densely populated areas on July 85033.
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Merkel was also seen shaking on June 27 when she met German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier but her spokesman said she was fine and she later went ahead with her planned trip to Japan for a G20 summit.
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"She did resign from Weinstein's team once the Times went ahead with publishing Twohey and Kantor's reporting, but the two chronicle how far Bloom was willing to go to stop the publication of their article in "She Said.
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BRUSSELS, July 23 (Reuters) - The European Union would retaliate with extra duties on 35 billion euros ($39.1 billion) worth of U.S. goods if Washington went ahead with tariffs on EU cars, the bloc's trade chief said on Tuesday.
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The previous day, Mr. Trump's chief economic adviser, Gary D. Cohn, warned the chief of staff, John F. Kelly, that he might resign if the president went ahead with the plan, according to people briefed on the discussion.
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While the strike last fall did lead to an agreement to save the Hamtramck plant, GM went ahead with plans to close three other US plants, one in Lordstown, Ohio, one in Baltimore and one in Warren Michigan.
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The Departments of Interior and Agriculture went ahead with precisely the sort of heavy-handed federal regulation the states feared, imposing a new sage grouse rule that imposes severe land use restrictions on federal lands throughout the West.
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Emirates has been looking at reducing part of its 777X order, which the airline's president Tim Clark said on Tuesday could be influenced by the delays and in turn determine whether it went ahead with a 787 deal.
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Undeterred by heightened concerns about safety at protests after Johnson killed five police officers in Dallas Thursday night, organizers went ahead with marches in the biggest metropolis, New York City, and Washington D.C., the nation's capital, among other cities.
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Europe's eighth-biggest bank by market capitalization had threatened to move HQ if the Swedish government went ahead with plans to hike fees paid by banks to a fund intended to shield tax payers in a future financial crisis.
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Only 36 percent of the women who screened positive for depression went ahead with fertility treatments compared to 64 percent of women who did not have depression, according to the results published January 9 in the journal Human Reproduction.
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The European Commission has previously said it that, if the United States went ahead with tariffs on EU metals, then it would apply its own duties on 2.8 billion euros ($3.2 billion) of U.S. goods, including motorbikes and whisky.
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He had said on Wednesday that the Commission could trigger Article 7, a legal process of suspending Poland's EU voting rights, if Warsaw went ahead with plans to undermine the independence of the judiciary and the rule of law.
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President Barack Obama went ahead with their suggestion, and the appointment was announced to the press—but Tchen and the rest of the president's advisors had missed a major red flag, later brought to their attention by the press.
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The new round of sanctions is intended to make good on President Donald Trump's threat of "strong and swift economic actions" if Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro went ahead with Sunday's election of a controversial new congress, the officials said.
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Mexico's Central Bank was forced to intervene to bolster the peso, but the currency took another hit after Mr. Trump threatened Toyota on Thursday with a "big border tax" if it went ahead with a new factory in Mexico.
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Some experts warned that the world's third-largest economy could re-enter a recession if Abe went ahead with the tax hike, echoing what happened in 2013 with the first tax hike, but others didn't believe a delay was beneficial either.
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South Korea went ahead with the deal despite opposition from some political parties and a large section of the public, who remain bitter over Japan's actions during its colonial rule of Korea from 1910 until the end of World War Two.
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The Sabres went ahead with 13:34 left in the opening period when Girgensons made a move around Rangers defenseman Marc Staal and cut to the crease, where he slid the puck into the vacated right side of the net.
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The United States and South Korea went ahead with large-scale joint aerial drills, a move North Korea had said would push the Korean peninsula to "the brink of nuclear war", ignoring calls from Russia and China to call them off.
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Lazard, a boutique advisory firm headquartered in Bermuda, could be at risk of having its overseas earnings taxed twice and some earnings could be subject to U.S. taxation for the first time if it went ahead with the conversion, executives said.
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But so far, no company has issued CDRs, the closest one being smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp, which in June postponed a planned listing on the domestic market though it went ahead with an initial public offering in Hong Kong as planned.
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RTE said in its 2017-2035 Electricity Outlook that if France went ahead with plans to simultaneously shut down four 40-year-old nuclear reactors and all its coal-fired plants as planned, there could be risks of power supply shortages.
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Ross testified to Congress in March that he went ahead with the citizenship question "solely" because the Justice Department "initiated the request" for the purpose of enforcing the Voting Rights Act, which relies on survey data the Census Bureau collects.
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The California State Senate is considering legislation that would ban the use of facial recognition software in police body cameras, while San Francisco's Board of Supervisors already went ahead with moving to ban the use of the technology by law enforcement.
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"The president then went ahead with 'Shock and Awe,' and right after that ― and from the very moment he did that, right after that ― I opposed what he was doing and spoke to him," Biden said of President Bush on Saturday.
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Last week, Indonesia - the world's biggest producer of the cheap vegetable oil - said it might consider exiting the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change if the EU went ahead with a decision to phase out palm oil in renewable transportation fuel.
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" The Saturday version went like this: "The president then went ahead with 'shock and awe,' and right after that -- and from the very moment he did that, right after that -- I opposed what he was doing, and spoke to him.
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Speaking at a rare news conference for foreign media in Istanbul, Erdogan said the United States should think very carefully before imposing sanctions on Turkey, a NATO member, and if it went ahead with sanctions, Ankara was going to retaliate.
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Although warned repeatedly about the unstable nature of the rock by successive foreign consultants, Saddam Hussein's regime ignored this advice and went ahead with the project, viewing it as a symbol of state power and vowing to use grouting as a solution.
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This time the Falcons drove 75 yards in 363 plays for the victory after the Packers went ahead with just under four minutes left on a 7-yard touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers to Jeff Janis and Rodgers' two-point conversion run.
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DETROIT — The UAW's proposed deal to end the 38-day strike against General Motors includes the union's agreement to drop a lawsuit that accused the automaker of violating the previous contract if it went ahead with plans to close some U.S. plants.
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The exceptionally weak growth projection, along with a notable drop in lending, was also the reason why the ECB went ahead with announcing a fresh round of longer-term loans to commercial banks, while giving itself more time to working out the details.
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After a June 27 episode of shaking at an event with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Merkel went ahead with her planned trip to Japan for a G20 summit before returning to Europe for three days of tortuous talks at an EU summit.
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Christian Schneider, a conservative columnist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, delighted in telling readers that Even if they went ahead with repealing the law, Democrats would have to deal with the effects of reversing the myriad proposals under Act 40.83.8's umbrella.
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The coronavirus outbreak had been on the rise in China shortly before I left, but with no travel advisories in place for Vietnam (cases of the virus have been minimal there compared to surrounding countries), I went ahead with my travel plans.
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Crowds in Algeria sacked voting stations on Thursday and the police used force to break up demonstrations, as the authorities went ahead with a presidential vote in the face of a popular boycott by a movement that toppled a president early this year.
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Mr. Trump went ahead with the proposal even though his daughter Ivanka is a longtime supporter of the arts, and Karen Pence, the wife of Vice President Mike Pence, has been a staunch advocate for art therapy for years, being a painter herself.
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CFTC Chairman Christopher Giancarlo had urged the Europe to defer to the home supervisor of a foreign clearing house, but the EU went ahead with approving its reform, ESMA Chair Steven Maijoor told the conference that the EU and U.S. approaches shared the same thinking.
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South Korea went ahead with the deal at the time despite opposition from some political parties and a large section of the public, who remain bitter over Japan's actions during its colonial rule of Korea from 1910 until the end of World War Two.
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While other officers told the FCC investigators that they knew the phone call was a drill, the officer at the alert terminal, who has refused to talk to investigators and has instead provided the statement, went ahead with the procedure for sending out an alert.
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South Korea went ahead with the deal at the time despite opposition from some political parties and a large section of the public, who remain bitter over Japans actions during its colonial rule of Korea from 1910 until the end of World War Two.
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Cruz's theatrics inspired the ire not just of Democrats, but of his Republican colleagues in the Senate, who felt Cruz knew his self-righteous gambit was doomed to fail, but went ahead with it anyway to raise his own political profile at his party's expense.
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Even so, there may be a reason why Michael O'Leary of Ryanair, Europe's biggest low-cost carrier and a pioneer of charging passengers extra for anything he could, threatened to charge fat people extra a decade ago—and then never went ahead with his threat.
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Facing the officials, including President Joseph Kabila, the executives at times threatened to pursue arbitration or close mines if the government went ahead with changes including royalty increases, according to one of the president's top advisers, Barnabe Kikaya bin Karubi, who attended the meeting.
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A newly released investigative report from the UK government suggests that intelligence officials knew ahead of time that the war would cause massive instability and societal collapse and make the problem of terrorism worse — and that Blair and Bush went ahead with the effort anyway.
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Mr. Kamm noted that Hu Xijin, the editor of the Global Times, a nationalist Chinese newspaper, had warned before the sentencing that if Canada went ahead with Ms. Meng's extradition to the United States, "China's revenge will be far worse than detaining a Canadian."
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Despite anger from some animal rights groups and worries about the potential effects on pet cats, Australia went ahead with its plan, and the threatened-species commissioner replied by mail to both Bardot and Morrissey, politely describing the "delightful creatures" already lost to the world.
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Given the domestic political stakes of this issue for Mr. Xi, the fact that both sides went ahead with a call – and that the White House statement afterward acknowledged Mr. Trump's acquiescence – suggested that the agreement on "one China" had been worked out beforehand.
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If she tries to bottle up impeachment in the House on grounds that the Senate won't call witnesses like John Bolton and Mick Mulvaney, she'll look hypocritical, for two reasons: First, the House went ahead with impeachment without waiting to hear from Bolton and Mulvaney.
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The UEFA congress went ahead, with delegates from across the continent, without any major impact from the virus although Scotland manager Steve Clarke was not attending the Nations League draw, to be held later on Tuesday, as his association view it as an "unnecessary risk".
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Some indigenous leaders were disappointed when Pope Francis went ahead with the canonisation of Junipero Serra, a founder of Catholic missions on the American West coast, who is either a hero or a villain in the history of native Americans, depending on how you read the past.
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Back in December, lawyers for Kim, Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian opposed the request for the 28-year-old reality star (née Angela Renée White) to trademark what her presumed married name would be if she went ahead with her then-engagement to their brother, Rob Kardashian.
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They went ahead with a slew of new features that had been on the company's product road map, including an improved screen and stylus—and then approved a launch date 10 days earlier than last year, according to one of the people familiar with the matter.
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With the help of McDonald's — the chain went ahead with a 2001 Monopoly promotion at the behest of the FBI, even though execs initially wanted to cancel the whole thing — Jacobson and his cronies were arrested for mail fraud and conspiracy in the summer of 2001.
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Piyush Goyal's comments came after GE said this week that the Indian government could incur costs and its 'Make in India' initiative would be undermined if the railway ministry went ahead with changes to the scope of a joint venture of GE and the state-controlled network.
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As Saudi Arabia severs ties with Iran, questions loom in volatile region Execution takes some by surprise Even so, Toby Matthiesen, senior research fellow in the International Relations of the Middle East at Oxford University, says he is surprised the Saudis went ahead with the execution.
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With companies like General Motors—the largest exporter of manufactured goods from Mexico to the United States—feeling the potential pinch, a bloc of Senate Republicans last week threatened to join with Democrats in a veto-proof majority if Trump went ahead with his unilateral trade war.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The U.S. premiere of superhero movie "Wonder Woman" went ahead with extra security in Los Angeles, including bomb sniffer dogs and a heightened police presence on the red carpet, after the cancellation of the film's London event after this week's British suicide bombing.
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BLENHEIM PALACE, England (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said a free trade deal with Britain might be impossible if London went ahead with Prime Minister Theresa May's proposals for post-Brexit ties with the European Union, in damaging remarks that could widen domestic criticism of her plans.
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The big picture: Trump's speech comes one day after he was criticized for skipping a visit to an American cemetery and memorial outside of Paris due to weather — while other world leaders, like Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, went ahead with their respective events.
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The marriage debate has dogged Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull for the past two years as he wrestles to sell the idea of a public vote to appease conservatives in his ruling government, many of whom only agreed to support Turnbull's leadership if he went ahead with the ballot.
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The Journal reports that although Trump knew a business partner in Atlantic City had connections to "unsavory" people and although an FBI agent advised him in a sit-down that there were easier ways to invest, Trump nevertheless went ahead with plans to break ground in Atlantic City.
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Economists at UBS said the post-Brexit vote pattern of weaker pound and stronger FTSE could come to an end if the Bank of England went ahead with an interest rate rise, helping stabilise the pound at current levels and removing a key support for the internationally-exposed index.
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"The text described pro-forma returns as an invasion of privacy, claimed the FTB lacked the authority to carry out a pilot program, and threatened retaliation if the agency went ahead with the pilot study," Bankman writes in a recollection of the project titled Mr. Smith Gets an Education.
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SEOUL/BEIJING, Dec 4 (Reuters) - The United States and South Korea went ahead with large-scale joint aerial drills on Monday, a move North Korea had said would push the Korean peninsula to "the brink of nuclear war", ignoring calls from Russia and China to call them off.
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But instead, he went ahead with what a judge in Georgia said was a "soulless" decision to throw the scalding water over two gay men sleeping on a mattress, burning them so severely that one was put into an induced coma at the hospital and both required skin grafts.
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WASHINGTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Harley-Davidson Inc with higher taxes on Tuesday and said the motorcycle maker, which he previously hailed as a model of American manufacturing, would suffer from a public backlash if it went ahead with a plan to move production for European customers overseas.
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The cease-and-desist letter did not faze Ms. Brownridge, who went ahead with plans to expand the company, negotiating to place DogSpots in other cities and making the arrangements with the New York State Thruway Authority and HMSHost, the food-service company that runs 10 rest stops on the Thruway.
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To be fair, he ostensibly had more important things on his mind than the fate of some stupid umbrella, like what he planned to say at a campaign rally later that day in Illinois, which he went ahead with even though the nation had been rocked by a mass shooting just hours earlier.
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At a campaign stop in Des Moines this month, Mr. Biden said, "The president then went ahead with 'shock and awe,' and right after that, and from the very moment he did that, right after that, I opposed what he was doing," a misleading assertion at best, according to an assessment from CNN.
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Profanities are more frequent on smaller stages, so it was a bit of a shock when Stephen Adly Guirgis went ahead with "The ___________ With the Hat" for his Broadway debut — the first and so far the only time that particular word has been on a Great White Way marquee, albeit with two strategically placed asterisks.
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Per the AP, helper Waldo Stakes said that they were only able to get the steam rocket to 340 psi instead of the planned 350 psi, but went ahead with the launch anyway because Hughes wanted to avoid yet another failed attempt and dispel rumors he wasn't actually on board a previous rocket he managed to launch in 2014.
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On Monday, President Xi Jinping told Trump that "cooperation is the only correct choice" for China and the U.S. The Global Times, the mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party, meanwhile, wrote in an editorial on Sunday that Trump risked a trade war if he went ahead with a "naive" plan to impose a 45 percent tariff on Chinese goods.
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This month, North Korean state media warned China was crossing a "red line" in relations between the two countries as Beijing danced "to the tune of the US." Zhao said that while Pyongyang may not have timed the launch to insult China, that it went ahead with it regardless showed they were unconcerned by potentially angering Beijing.
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As per Judge Hanen's injunction against Mr Obama's executive orders, the administration suspended the DAPA programme (whereby parents of American citizens and permanent residents would get a temporary reprieve from deportation) but mistakenly went ahead with a revision to the renewal policy for people benefiting from a programme called DACA that Mr Obama had introduced in 2012.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration went ahead with a $1.3 billion arms sale to Saudi Arabia last year despite warnings from some officials that the United States could be implicated in war crimes for supporting a Saudi-led air campaign in Yemen that has killed thousands of civilians, according to government documents and the accounts of current and former officials.
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They say Trump's decision to release military aide to Ukraine and the fact that Kyiv never went ahead with an investigation of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans MORE cuts the legs out from the House Democrats' case.
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New York City authorities canceled a Times Square commemoration of the 1969 Moon landing and an outdoor festival at which soccer star Megan Rapinoe, musician John Legend and "The Daily Show" host Trevor Noah were due to appear, per AP. In Chicago, several outdoor events were canceled, but the Pitchfork Music Festival went ahead with 3 air-conditioned "cooling buses" for festival-goers, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
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But a recent report by the Wall Street Journal points out that Chinese President Xi Jinping was personally involved in the disease's handling during the decisive period in the disease's spread: It now appears that, based on a speech by Mr. Xi published in a Communist Party magazine in February, he was leading the epidemic response when Wuhan went ahead with New Year celebrations despite the risk of wider infections.
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The Vatican went ahead with the provisional deal, despite it failing to address some outstanding points of contention, because it feared the two Churches would split even further apart, resulting in a schism that would become irreparable, Vatican sources told Reuters At four recent services attended by Reuters journalists, three official and one at an "underground" church, there was little that was discernibly different between those at churches loyal to Beijing or the Vatican.
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The European Union on Monday said it will act in a "swift and adequate" manner if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE decides to slap tariffs on imported vehicles to the U.S. EU spokesman Margaritis Schinas warned that if the U.S. government went ahead with "actions detrimental to European exports, the European Commission would react in a swift and adequate manner," The Associated Press reports.
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So after I went ahead with this decision IRL — after a move-in day from actual hell, days without WiFi or heat in the dead of winter, surrounded by an insurmountable pile of boxes we'd rather Marie Condo than unpack, able only to pray that his cat and my dog would get along, eating on the floor while obsessively scouring every online furniture outlet for anything that'd fit a living room so oddly shaped that only Satan could've designed it — I booted up my PC and did it all over again in the game.
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