"The conduct in this case went beyond rash, went beyond dangerous, went beyond reprehensible," Justice Wiley said in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
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It went beyond the 'It's not personal, it's business' adage.
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To Lynch, the name went beyond the world of football.
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Of course, the colorful theme went beyond the festival infrastructure.
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"Frida went beyond borders in the art community," she said.
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It went beyond the honeymoon phase, extending into old age.
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The pair went beyond Hollywood in the months that followed.
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But Burch and Williams went beyond simply identifying repeat players.
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But Radcliffe said the problem went beyond athletics and Russia.
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Michael Flynn, Trump's national security adviser — went beyond simple cordiality.
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South Carolina's cost cutting went beyond just imprisoning fewer people.
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But the strength went beyond one famous golfer, Cramer argued.
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In the end they went beyond their call of duty.
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Other films went beyond unusual premises to tinker with genre.
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The price Diana paid went beyond estrangement from her family.
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But Sessions' decision went beyond the courts and crime victims.
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Their work with children went beyond the classroom as well.
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The result of the attack went beyond the 23 dead.
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But her comments went beyond what most would consider professional.
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These performances also went beyond what unfolded in the street.
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But the Astros went beyond the insights of perceptive players.
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But the compensation of taking the ferries went beyond financial.
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What moved Ms. Johnson about the video went beyond jumping.
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He suspected that the board's reservations went beyond tax returns.
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The two had similarities that went beyond their soulful voices.
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I wanted a life that went beyond my mother's life.
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Some of my best teachers never went beyond the eighth grade.
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The impact of the twin disasters went beyond the human toll.
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Tillerson's words also went beyond Trump's own tough rhetoric on China.
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For once, the tattoos went beyond the world of traditional standards.
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The effects of that disinformation went beyond Likes, comments, and shares.
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The impact of Carter's performance always went beyond him simply winning.
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And that broad definition went beyond personal, it included environmental damage.
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But Riggin's account demonstrates that Burns's sins went beyond organized crime.
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Candu said some of the Commission's recommendations went beyond its remit.
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Pessoa, however, went beyond masking to a kind of deliberate dissociation.
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Mr. Kupperman's lawsuit had implications that went beyond his own testimony.
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The Capitol Hill source said the Chamber's problems went beyond Trump.
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His usefulness soon went beyond just being the ultimate role model.
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And this time around, the calls for diversity went beyond Twitter.
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But there was also testimony that went beyond drinking and decency.
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But his on-screen career went beyond his most famous movie.
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Mr. Vargas Llosa set an example that went beyond the literary.
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In the case of the Mets, it even went beyond that.
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Many measures went beyond international health regulations and the WHO recommendations.
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Hoskie says the initiative went beyond the usual partisan political divisions.
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He declared that U.S. policy in Europe went beyond self-defense.
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He went beyond gushing when we asked about his and Trump's relationship.
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But the Balch Springs police chief and Ms Abbott went beyond thinkos.
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In truth, the other owners' resentment of the Patriots went beyond Spygate.
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But for me personally, the R&B star's influence went beyond music.
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As an MC, Riley went beyond exhaustive soapboxing and corny conscious ballads.
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But Beats went beyond simply cutting the cord connecting the two earbuds.
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The movement went beyond the entertainment industry, and beyond sexual harassment stories.
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When the driver didn't respond, the cops went beyond their standard playbook.
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She clearly had a passion to serve others that went beyond herself.
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Mitchell went beyond, however: he believed we were all connected -- to everything.
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What occurred in Chechnya in late winter went beyond beatings and blackmail.
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But her need for a sense of purpose went beyond such escapades.
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But the Office for National Statistics said the problems went beyond that.
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And one of the consequences went beyond the fate of the Syrians.
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I understood the hammer part, but most of that went beyond me.
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"The fundamentalism that the Republicans had embraced went beyond religion," he wrote.
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Dr. Holland's research went beyond leukemia into breast cancer and other tumors.
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That had a life of its own that went beyond the magazine.
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Mr. Akhmetov's financial ties to Mr. Manafort and McKinsey went beyond politics.
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He pointed out that plummeting sales for performance shoes went beyond basketball.
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The law passed last Friday went beyond what the constitutional court demanded.
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"That single gesture went beyond political language," said Mr. Chung, the anthropologist.
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Mr. Hefner went beyond the pages of Playboy to spread his message.
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DeBoer's motive in renting a large home went beyond having friends around.
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He did say the report provided information that went beyond the transcript.
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I think it's high time that we went beyond Earth orbit again.
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Whether Melzac's contributions to the CIA went beyond his art donations is unclear.
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For four years, we trained to our limit and went beyond that, too.
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Its energetic and irreverent journalists often went beyond game stories and sports commentary.
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But then, Hayden said, Moscow's conduct "went beyond espionage" and crossed a line.
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Both of them are extremely talented, but their influence went beyond their movies.
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However, her passion for equality and social justice went beyond her vocal range.
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The theme of decent ideas, realised in miniature, went beyond the productivity plans.
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The other three women did not have sexual contact that went beyond kissing.
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Koroshetz reiterated to Ellenbogen that the workshop went beyond sports and the NFL.
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But the wages of contrition went beyond half-hearted endorsements and disingenuous tweets.
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Only one of Elway's donations went beyond his backyard: $250 to Georgia Rep.
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I loved organizing because it went beyond the realm of individual consumer choices.
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But Missouri had an Establishment Clause concern that went beyond protecting secular values.
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The problems at Oxbridge, where tuition is $31,500 a year, went beyond sports.
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For the Pisanos, there's no doubt Meffert went beyond the call of duty.
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But I started to realize that my fear went beyond that uncomfortable situation.
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A spokesperson told CNBC that the project never went beyond the planning phase.
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There was a strong sense of family that clearly went beyond each ranch.
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KFile's examination found that Wuco's controversial commentary went beyond discussion of Islamic terror.
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Still, Elliott had argued that the electronics company's problems went beyond defective phones.
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How it went beyond survival of mom and baby, I will never know.
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His impact, which went beyond mere aesthetics, lingers, Ms. Falke said by email.
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But his work on behalf of organized crime figures went beyond the courtroom.
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Many of those efforts, Mr. Pai argued, went beyond the agency's legal authority.
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Mr. Van Tighem said Mr. Russell's influence went beyond changing views of bears.
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Herring's impact as a foster mom went beyond the children she took in.
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Mr. Shorris said that concerns went beyond direct federal financing of city programs.
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But moderate Democrats were uncomfortable with an impeachment effort that went beyond Ukraine.
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The researchers went beyond proteins that already exist to proteins with unnatural sequences.
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Canadian planning for the meeting went beyond combing the archives for a flattering photo.
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Another is whether the "pre-pardon" talk went beyond wishful thinking on Cohen's side.
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It became apparent that his break-ins went beyond Staten Island, according to McMahon.
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Online court watchers have ridiculed Crichton&aposs opinion, which went beyond prosecutors&apos arguments.
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He proved in 2016 that he had an appeal that went beyond traditional metrics.
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Our professional relationship went beyond, into personal friendship, with him and his wife Barbara.
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But some members of the committee said the problems went beyond staffing and training.
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Among other things, this show demonstrates that Burle Marx's aesthetic contributions went beyond plantings.
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And some members of the committee said the problems went beyond staffing and training.
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Still, the friction within the GOP went beyond the angry delegates on the floor.
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The backlash over the attacks on Ren Zhiqiang went beyond what the authorities expected.
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"So much food" But Bloomberg's spending went beyond just television spots and podcast ads.
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It went beyond classic dishes to showcase innovations like Tandoori lobster and shrimp salad.
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In the case of Mr. Epstein, Mr. Tiwary believes the message went beyond sex.
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But only seven of the bills went beyond requiring information that is already available.
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The posts in the two Facebook groups went beyond anti-transgender language and sentiment.
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Their efforts went beyond posting divisive content online from a remote location in Russia.
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But they discovered that the challenges children faced in impoverished neighborhoods went beyond education.
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She clearly had a passion to serve others in a way that went beyond herself.
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The petition started circulating rapidly; eventually, it went beyond just Vassar, gathering almost 23,000 signatures.
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If an infant got all three, the accumulation went beyond the EPA guidelines for methylmercury.
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The Trump campaign went beyond balloons and streamers to decorate the stage for election night.
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But as the Declaration makes clear, the reasons for revolution went beyond ending something bad.
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Why didn't they just bring a raven with them when they went beyond the Wall?
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But her talents went beyond singing — did you know she was in The Blues Brothers?
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In its meat assessment, IARC went beyond its normal remit of assessing hazard, not risk.
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The connections between Sober Services and Pillars went beyond patient referrals during 2016 and 2017.
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Visitors may even spot a White Walker, which we thought never went beyond the Wall.
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But we decided it was time to lead – to offer wages that went beyond competitive.
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From saw something exciting in the pitch, something that went beyond even the one game.
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President George W. Bush "often went beyond what he should have done," Professor Epstein said.
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Each time, the blowouts went beyond expectations, shaking investors' confidence in company forecasts and management.
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But Nagy's obsession with the double-doink went beyond his search for a new kicker.
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Later, in 220006, came the revelation that Roh's pledge to Kim went beyond economic resources.
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Nonetheless, she ruled that some of the judiciary's expenditures went beyond what Congress had authorized.
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When was the last time you went beyond the first page of Google search results?
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If anything went beyond that timeline, she'd personally roll up her sleeves to elevate it.
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Each time, the increases went beyond expectations, shaking investors' confidence in company forecasts and management.
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However, Shubin saw a very human need for men's masturbation tools that went beyond pleasure.
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But the new evidence shows that the spying campaign went beyond the nation's domestic critics.
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But her hometown didn't have a school for black students that went beyond 8th grade.
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The response went beyond statements: Ride-sharing company Lyft donated $1 million to the ACLU.
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"The secretary of culture went beyond all limits," Rodrigo Maia, president of Brazil's Congress, said.
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Some actors went beyond that largely symbolic gesture, bringing gender justice activists as their dates.
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The border offer went beyond what was included in the bipartisan plan conceived by Sens.
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But we decided it was time to lead - to offer wages that went beyond competitive.
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Asked if the witnesses attended Georgetown Prep's sister school, he said they went beyond that.
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But I don't have any firsthand experience or knowledge that his behavior went beyond being creepy.
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" Former military leaders told BuzzFeed News that Trump's words went beyond the combative president "talking tough.
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He went beyond analysing the world to trying to fix it—in ways that many rejected.
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Yet some social media users made claims that went beyond even what was claimed by InfoWars.
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From Venture Beat:However, Grenade allegedly went beyond that agreement and started selling Grumpy Cat Roasted Coffee.
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In the 0003th District, Democrats went beyond prodding underdogs like Ms. Tran, 52, to stand down.
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Some people went beyond showing their solidarity; they invited stranded people into their homes using #OpenHouse.
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As the New Republic reported on Wednesday, the painting went beyond the usual frame of appropriation.
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The deal talk never went beyond a preliminary stage or involved Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook.
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"We never really came up with a comprehensive approach that went beyond housing," Mr. Jeremiah said.
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Circuit Judge Richard Wesley asked if Sutter went beyond protected activity in talking to the lobbyist.
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So has the divide between college-educated workers and those who never went beyond high school.
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Even though the tour went beyond the UK border, I had the time of my life.
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He became an influential figure who commanded respect that went beyond his rank as a soldier.
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Some people complained that her aggressive commercialism went beyond the wishes of her very private husband.
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The legislation went beyond what he had anticipated after an earlier meeting with his fellow Republicans.
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Despite its name, the law was written broadly and went beyond spying for a foreign power.
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This year, he went beyond with a resolution for the state to offer a formal apology.
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And this time he went beyond the call for orderly transitions and praise for "excellent" meetings.
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Too much debt and a failure to adapt Thomas Cook's issues went beyond Brexit, Tarry said.
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Russia's efforts to use social media to meddle in the 2016 presidential election went beyond Twitter.
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The report, for instance, held that Moreno's efforts to affect judicial outcomes went beyond pressuring colleagues.
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For "Radioactivity," his fall/winter 1998 collection, the designer went beyond just finding inspiration in music.
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But Branson went beyond that and issued the day's most full-throated condemnation of his peers.
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Republicans are warming to Trump The good news for Trump went beyond the size of his victories.
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The decision suggests the Trump administration's actions toward Ukraine went beyond holding up the security-related aid.
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Alton Brown's Food Network show Good Eats went beyond simply teaching viewers how to prepare a meal.
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"But Mr. Comello's support for QAnon went beyond mere participation in a radical political organization," Gottlieb wrote.
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I wanted to keep this fragment of my jaw for a reason that went beyond simple fascination.
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To me, Wilson's project went beyond institutional critique into another zone, which makes it crucially relevant today.
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First, its political comedy went beyond simply being a form of satirical news -- it became the news.
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The vodka didn't get in the way of the concert ... which went beyond 1 AM. Effen awesome!
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"We were aiming so low," says Cardo, but instead the number of plays went beyond their expectations.
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Choosing a straight-up comedian for the role would be complicated, as Williams' performance went beyond definitive.
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There was a lot of criticism at the time that it went beyond the Clean Air Act.
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His wife was overwhelmed by the kindness of the crew -- they went beyond the call of duty.
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Selling went beyond energy, hitting financial stocks such as Samba Financial Group which dropped almost 2 percent.
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But The Times reported that the whistleblower's concern went beyond just the substance of the phone call.
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"11.11's numbers surpassed forecasts and went beyond what most people expected from today's economy," Ma said.
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There is some truth to that, probably, but Wallace's complex went beyond his incessant badgering of referees.
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In doing so, the central bank went beyond fine-tuning its language or adjusting to changing conditions.
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But nothing about his behavior concerned her, and their conversations never went beyond pleasantries, Ms. Owens said.
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Several advertisers offered cinematic spots that went beyond the usual fare, while others used it for unveilings.
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He also suggested that we might consider targeting abortion doctors, if we ever went beyond training exercises.
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At IWBWYU, access provisions for the festival went beyond mere compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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The charges announced Wednesday went beyond declaratory accusations and linked actual faces and crimes to the crash.
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But individuals aware of the effort claim it went beyond a single state and were exerted nationwide.
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But the two people said the whistle-blower complaint went beyond Mr. Trump's comments to Mr. Zelensky.
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The complaint never went beyond the boss of Harpon's department, who concluded that he posed no threat.
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Some ministers went beyond analogy and proposed that New England derive a constitution directly from the Bible.
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Davide Iacovoni told Reuters that Wednesday's bond sale was "a success that went beyond all our expectations".
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She had been trying, in the choreography, to answer questions that she felt went beyond ethnic particularities.
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But Goop went beyond the typical advice; it also offered the chance to communicate with the dead.
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But his use of military top brass for political ends went beyond his enlistment of senior officers.
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Others went beyond the study results to make recommendations for doctors that weren't supported by the evidence.
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A card placed inside informed me of the fact that the inspection went beyond tearing up the plastic.
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But as two linchpins of the show, they clearly established a deep bond that went beyond the script.
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The pre-game photograph was reminiscent of another where the impact of the game went beyond the score.
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Conceived from a genuine interest in falconry, the portrait of Camaleón went beyond the imagination of the artist.
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But a Greek government spokesperson said the IMF's demands went beyond the initial bailout deal agreed in 2015.
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For their joint birthday party, the famous cousins went beyond the trend staple of unicorn-themed baked goods.
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The 22010-hour battle went beyond violent protest, beyond rioting, to the point of insurrection, even civil war.
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While Trump promised that he was "not here to lecture" the Muslim world, his speech went beyond outreach.
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This sensory tech went beyond gaming — actual Kinect technology can be found within the next generation of iPhones.
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His charges were numerous, and went beyond even the most extreme of Trump's talking points in some places.
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The former special counsel repeatedly declined to answer lawmaker's questions that went beyond the scope of the report.
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Calls for a boycott went beyond the Pill Club dispute, with many advocates citing past controversies involving CVS.
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But a sweeping opinion issued last week by a state judge in Connecticut went beyond criticizing funding policies.
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What's more, support for small businesses went beyond brick-and-mortar with 35 percent saying they shopped online.
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There was no talk of new tactics, new strategies, or anything that went beyond diplomatic and economic measures.
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The company said the request went beyond the investigation's scope and took its grievance to the General Court.
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But his influence went beyond a monthly magazine and into the realms of literature, politics, and pop culture.
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Ms. Zausner went beyond exquisite dinners by befriending chefs, cooking with them and serving their recipes at home.
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I went up to painting class and I did a painting that really went beyond painting the model.
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Ostensibly, those talks were limited in scope to missing or captured soldiers, but they went beyond those matters.
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In June, the court said the regulation expanding the tip pooling ban went beyond the Labor Department's authority.
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Mr. Wall, who worked on three episodes, said his job as a choreographer went beyond just teaching steps.
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But some of the building in Beit El went beyond the established boundaries, the High Court has since ruled.
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Strayer said the U.S concerns went beyond intelligence sharing but that a policy decision had not yet been made.
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"The situation went beyond just being a rescue mission and became a symbol of unity among mankind," he said.
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"(Richardson) talked on a topic outside the agenda of the meetings and went beyond the framework," Zaw Htay said.
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The administration directive went beyond the bathroom issue to touch on privacy rights, education records and sex-segregated athletics.
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Interestingly, blockchain technology went beyond financial use cases and has made forays into inventory tracking, healthcare and identify theft.
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His international travels were key, resulting in a body of experience that went beyond mere information or even influence.
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What is true is that they all went beyond the concept of a "jetpack" to create something pretty original.
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Jake gets real deep in 'NBA 22K217' (43) His usefulness soon went beyond just being the ultimate role model.
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We also wanted to make sure that the final selection of artists in this first round went beyond that.
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For one, Zuckerberg's artificial intelligence went beyond fixed phrases or hitting buttons, since it has the ability to learn.
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Both Goldcorp and Profepa say the leak was controlled before it went beyond the limits of the mine property.
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"You shouldn't have two efforts, right?" he said, adding that there was a pattern that clearly went beyond Ukraine.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has argued the commission went beyond its authority when it imposed the net neutrality regulations.
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Brandeis's concerns about big corporations went beyond their labor practices: He saw them as antithetical to America's democratic ideals.
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The referral suggested that Mueller's team discovered potential evidence of criminal behavior that went beyond the special counsel's jurisdiction.
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And she even went beyond policies directly tied to pay, calling for paid family leave and affordable child care.
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Canada objected, saying Brazil had unfairly broadened the case by including four claims that went beyond its original complaint.
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They said Qualcomm had failed to show that the requested data went beyond what was necessary for the investigation.
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Barbara Comstock: "The President's Executive Order issued yesterday went beyond the increased vetting actions that Congress has supported..." Sen.
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If that happens, it would be the first time a Democratic presidential nomination went beyond first ballot since 1952.
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When you say that what Trump did went beyond the bar of what Nixon did, what do you mean?
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The next day, the U.S.T.A. says that Lahyani "went beyond protocol" but would continue to work at the tournament.
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Here's an example of what I mean about the good will that went beyond anything I'd expected — or experienced.
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Reporters and editors had talked for years about a deeper look into football, something that went beyond the field.
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His doctrine of the world-system, an influential theory in the field, went beyond tribes, nations and ethnic groups.
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The exchange went beyond a two-person conflict, fueling the Trump administration's larger antipathy toward the public radio network.
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Chief Boyce said the burdens on detectives went beyond felony crimes to include missing-person and suspicious-death cases.
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Yet women inside Fox News said that issues of harassment and intimidation at the network went beyond Mr. Ailes.
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When Ms. Hurlin's name was announced, the reaction among her fellow dancers went beyond the usual whoops and cheers.
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There was a subtle political message there, in both the lights and the song choice, that went beyond simple patriotism.
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But it wasn't clear if they had continued talking, or if those discussions went beyond the fate of American detainees.
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Independent speech was a form of learning that went beyond the intelligence the DAE wanted from any class of drone.
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Their conversations at times went beyond work — sometimes they complained about their bosses and the bureaucracy they were involved in.
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Eventually he went beyond the Wall, fell in love with a "corpse queen," and entered an "unholy union" with her.
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And we went beyond that by making Apple engineers available to advise them on a number of additional investigative options.
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Notably, he went beyond high fashion, choosing the Harlem store Harlem Haberdashery to make a leather blazer for the shoot.
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The four of them simply acted like peers, and their relationships went beyond what happened in front of Kosofsky's lens.
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The app went beyond its seemingly stated scope, however, pulling in data from the friends lists of any test-takers.
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On Friday, ESPN published a report which revealed MSU's mistreatment of sexual assault cases went beyond its handling of Nassar.
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In 2015 it went beyond controlling city cemeteries, also taking over spaces in morgues and hospitals to offer funeral arrangements.
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And we went beyond that by making Apple engineers available to advise them on a number of additional investigative options.
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That report went beyond tracking on the part of the parents, outlining the potential for simple hacking by outside parties.
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A family in Zimbabwe discovered the root of their engine problems last week went beyond spark plugs and fuel injectors.
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But Mankins' interplanetary musings went beyond the way solar is already used to power satellites and the International Space Station.
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Former President Obama's rules went beyond what the law of war requires when it came to weighing risk to civilians.
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There were just so many factors in human conditions that went beyond an experimental context created in the animal lab.
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"Choose an example where you went beyond the scope of your job description to accomplish a goal," Gardner tells Glassdoor.
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"But Ocasio-Cortez has now disowned the FAQs and the statements that went beyond the resolution," the fact-checker concluded.
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Thus, Kurt Volker's role to assist in the peace process between Russia and Ukraine, by definition, went beyond Ukraine's borders.
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Tomita went beyond the horizon not just to see what was there, but to celebrate it in all its wonder.
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So the Japanese government came up with all of these things that went beyond the minimum necessary for self defense.
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To Roche, all that talk about butt stuff and threesomes went beyond Kavanaugh and his pals having a good laugh.
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She even went beyond following up to argue with him, when he called American leaders "stupid" for announcing military offensives.
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Mr. Normandin said his company's plans went beyond lemon drinks and selfie mirrors to transforming the beverage industry's distribution methods.
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The researchers allow that there were differences between the two groups of study participants that went beyond soft drink consumption.
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The whispering went beyond the Kim Jones-to-Versace rumors, which may be true but are largely presented as fact.
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He rescinded guidance to protect transgender workers and protect transgender students, saying they went beyond the letter of the law.
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The coronavirus crisis in the United States quickly went beyond a public health emergency to become a dire economic threat.
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They went beyond the headlines, too, discussing and critiquing strategy, the draft and the politicians who moved the chess pieces.
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Some moments went beyond that, as when the force of her dancing made it seem that she might fly away.
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Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said the opposition's actions went beyond peaceful demonstrations and that blocking entrances to parliament was illegal.
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The diet was then packaged as a new though vague standard for health food that went beyond the organic label.
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The problem went beyond the fact that a tenant might feel insecure out on a ledge exposed on three sides.
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Douglas exhibited a range that went beyond what was available to stars during an earlier stretch of the studio system.
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Christopher C. Krebs, the department's leader on cybersecurity, made clear on Twitter that the threat went beyond the federal government.
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John Ray Clemmons (D) sponsored the resolution which went beyond condemning the movement, without naming specific groups, using "terrorism" language.
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Then, on Friday, Farrow reported at the New Yorker that Epstein's influence at the Media Lab went beyond those donations.
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Dr. Anderson said the benefits of a family health history went beyond what someone could learn through a genetic test.
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"The reality is that you lost your temper and went beyond the bounds of what is reasonable," the judge said.
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This compares with a compliance level of 109 percent for July, indicating that the group went beyond its agreed cut.
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"The situation went beyond just being a rescue mission and became a symbol of unity among mankind," he said Wednesday night.
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Nebulous discussions of due process may be nice (or not) but they're superfluous if the President went beyond his statutory authority.
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However, a key element that went beyond was its creation of a judicial mechanism to settle disputes between businesses and governments.
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The clubs' move last year to extend nets to the dugouts' far ends went beyond what MLB recommended in December 2015.
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" Vogt said that there was no legitimate news value to the clip, and that it went "beyond all bounds of decency.
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The lawyers plan to argue that the creditors went beyond legal limits when they voted down the plan, the source said.
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Scientists were also intrigued by signs of sexual dimorphism in dinosaurs: physiological differences between females and males that went beyond genitalia.
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Referring to the "army" of women she is assembling to fight back against sexism, McGowan said the movement went beyond herself.
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I just saw this police force protecting these oil companies' interest, but it went beyond that — it become a racial thing.
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" According to Miller-Keyes, she and Horstmann had a relationship that went beyond "a one night stand at a music festival.
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In one of them, he announced drastic new cost-cutting measures that went beyond the ones the company implemented in 23.
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In recent months, however, tensions between the two economic giants went beyond trade and into areas such as technology and security.
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He had another home and another family As investigators looked into the case, they unveiled a scam that went beyond Georgia.
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It's this version that went beyond proving Wayne's brilliance to lay the blueprint for so many ensuing trends in pop music.
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Jackson said, however, laws on anonymity and free speech could limit any steps that went beyond straightforward cases involving false information.
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But the challenges went beyond menstruation supplies to facilities and who should lead an effort to assist females with their periods.
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The report also provided evidence that Russia's cheating went beyond the Sochi games and doping was prevalent in multiple Olympic sports.
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The official speeches in the convention hall also went beyond the scheduled times, which may have impacted some of the attendance.
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During oral arguments in October, Chief Justice John Roberts described the methodology as "sociological gobbledygook" that went beyond the court's ambit.
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The pilots said the objects could accelerate, stop, and turn in ways that went beyond known aerospace technology, The Times added.
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But, I did know that the line between consent and rape went beyond the presence (or lack) of substances or violence.
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Jacqueline Heriteau, its owner, charmed locals with a menu that went beyond croissants to hearty omelets and an array of sandwiches.
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Taney's broad language went beyond what was necessary to resolve the case, a habit that would prove disastrous ten years later.
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Steven Cain was plucked from wholesaler Metcash, where his focus went beyond just the aggressive pricing that has defined the sector.
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These lies went beyond the occasional generous estimate — arriving at 10:10 but writing 10:00 on the sign-in sheet.
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The costs of this free-for-all went beyond economics: They undermined U.S. influence and damaged the world as a whole.
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The disruption effort that prosecutors described went beyond the United States, targeting elections and referendums in Ukraine and the European Union.
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His commanding presence went beyond just being a scorer, as he wasn't afraid to throw elbows around when he wasn't happy.
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User complaints went beyond the narrow concern over how they joined, to broader questions regarding what they were asked to join.
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Christie's charges against Clinton were numerous, and went beyond even the most extreme of Donald Trump's talking points in some places.
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In neither case did Dr. Baselga reveal that his ties to Roche and Genentech went beyond serving as a trial investigator.
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"I've always thought of my photographs as documents that went beyond screaming into a microphone," Mr. Talamon wrote in his foreword.
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But the importance of this Super Bowl to NBC went beyond ratings and any revenue it took directly from ad sales.
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And Mr. Rockefeller played a role, setting an example that went beyond signaling publicly what he had already decided to do.
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But the co-workers declined to submit a written complaint, and the complaint never went beyond the boss of Harpon's department.
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An influential physician and leader of the anti-abortion campaign at the time, Horatio Storer, went beyond such arguments for professionalism.
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"We all knew that it went beyond saying, you are unhealthy because you don't exercise and eat bad food," he says.
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The entertainer starred on Chelsea Lately as Handler's sidekick, and the two had a friendship that went beyond just working together.
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All highlighted examples of Mr. Barenboim's behavior that they said was bullying and went beyond what was normal for a conductor.
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It went beyond simple belief into, for many people, a means of self-identification, of belonging to something bigger than yourself.
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In proposing Mr. Bouteflika's removal, General Gaïd Salah, who had been the president's staunchest ally, went beyond what many had expected.
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Bogle concluded his book with a valedictory that went beyond his beliefs in investing and stretched to his philosophy on life itself.
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Giuliani publicly called an interview a "perjury trap," especially if Mueller went beyond asking Trump about collusion and strayed into other matters.
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When he arrived on the pink carpet, Styles went beyond expectations, wearing a ruffled Gucci blouse, heeled boots, and a gothic manicure.
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Third, the Trump administration went beyond formal compliance with CAATSA in imposing historically harsh sanctions on Russian power brokers earlier this year.
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Researchers went beyond the chief executive level, for example, to look at those who might be on the rise in Australian corporations.
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Mr. Netanyahu went beyond that on Monday, and brandished what he described as Iranian plans to build up to five nuclear weapons.
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The problem, Roshan said, went beyond Pinki, to the general question of what went on when their women disappeared into the factories.
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Mehta asked Consovoy if, by his logic, the congressional investigations into Nixon and Clinton went beyond the scope of Congress's constitutional authority.
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It went beyond his bang-up job of walking and pointing that multiple news crews captured in the moments after the attack.
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Last July, with the launch of Tinycards, Duolingo went beyond its core language learning services for the first time in its history.
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Smirnoff told the judge that he "went beyond what he should have done and what he was sworn to uphold," White said.
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They said the relief requested would "impose extensive obligations - including sanctions - on the government" and went beyond the terms of the settlement.
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However, Lizzo's commitment to her wood-grain style went beyond her outfit; she also wore wooden nail art to complete her look.
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Lloyd was a semi-professional football player, but his connection to Hernandez went beyond sports -- Lloyd dated the sister of Hernandez's fiancee.
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That provision drew a legal challenge from a group of Arkansas voters, who argued that it went beyond what the Constitution authorized.
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Texas, No. 15-674, was brought by Texas and 25 other states, which say the plan went beyond what Congress had authorized.
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"Under the CPP, the EPA [under the] Obama administration went beyond implementing best technology," a senior EPA said when announcing the regulations.
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Epstein was Wexner's financial advisor, but their relationship often went beyond the parameters of professional colleagues, a Wall Street Journal report said.
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"Under the CPP, ... [the] Obama administration went beyond implementing best technology," said a senior EPA official on a call with reporters Wednesday.
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The wolf was shot and killed by a trophy hunter this month after she went beyond the boundary of Yellowstone National Park.
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But some of the changes that Pruitt sought at the EPA went beyond industry matters and affect the health of everyday Americans.
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That's why her attacks went beyond foreign policy, attacking Trump's comments on the debt and deficit as examples of his dangerous ignorance.
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I needed to challenge myself in a way that went beyond sitting alone in a room and churning out little ghost stories.
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She did the same on Wednesday — and it went beyond wringing from Barr the admission about not reviewing all the underlying evidence.
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In strong terms that went beyond the network's usually measured tone, CNN condemned Cruz for "knowingly" distorting the facts at the debate.
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The remote region was not an obvious launchpad for a young woman whose ambitions went beyond running her family's small furniture business.
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The defense also argues that the warrant was overbroad and that agents seizing records went beyond what limits the warrant did set.
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In 85033, Kim Jong Il went beyond those pledges and began dismantling his country's nuclear reactors while accepting intrusive on-site inspections.
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But the revelation that rural citizens preferred ending the violence to vanquishing Communism went beyond what Saigon officials were willing to entertain.
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The Year in Style 0003 It was the year politics took over our closets, and clothes went beyond products to become positions.
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Your briefing on inequality went beyond official statistics to look at some of the latest academic research ("Measuring the 216%", November 30th).
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Mr. Trump made clear on Monday that his plan to reshape the economy and revive the manufacturing sector went beyond exhortations, however.
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"We spent a lot of our personal time making sure it went beyond what the military required in terms of tech," says Stahl.
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It went beyond his tweets, many said, to his personality — the way he treated people, particularly women, and the upheaval of his governing.
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For Fandango, its interest in working with Facebook went beyond purchasing ease, Paul Yanover, Fandango's president, told The New York Times last fall.
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His comments went beyond what he and Boeing Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg told analysts after the company released quarterly results last month.
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And what is more, there were structural factors that went beyond the particularities of the crisis of the early 1890s stressed by Key.
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Fox said on Tuesday its new concessions went beyond the steps that Britain's media regulator Ofcom said would mitigate concerns about Murdoch's influence.
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Yet as Raychaudhuri pointed out, this possible explanation still doesn't solve all the issues in the paper, which went beyond curious noise correlations.
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I learned to read at age 3, and discovered there was a whole world to conquer that went beyond our farm in Mississippi.
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The actor admitted that it didn't take long for the couple to realize that their connection went beyond what was seen on screen.
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The revelation widens the scope of data that was harvested from people on Facebook and how it went beyond what was publicly available.
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The low-cost hardware was easy for school districts with tight budgets to appreciate, but the total savings went beyond the initial purchase.
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In the Post op-ed, Case said Snow's conservative credentials went beyond the fact he was appointed by Republican President George W. Bush.
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"Under the CPP, the EPA Obama administration went beyond implementing best technology," said a senior EPA official on a call with reporters Wednesday.
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Clinton went beyond the question to warn of an emerging nuclear arms race, naming Russia and China as well as Pakistan and India.
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Once the Apollo astronauts went beyond that magnetic bubble, their only protection against radiation came from the shielding of their spacecraft and spacesuits.
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They argued the subpoenas went beyond Congress's authorities and were an attempt to dredge up political dirt ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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The tobacco companies' winning argument was that the labels went beyond factual information into antismoking advocacy, and that violated their First Amendment rights.
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Thomas' deal went beyond a slight increase from Beckham's $18 million deal and instead is $2 million more at $20 million per year.
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Presumably cities with strict responses to the pandemic were different from cities with laxer responses in ways that went beyond this one incident.
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But Ms. Tarabay added that the crisis went beyond Mr. Hariri's announced resignation, which has plunged the political situation of Lebanon in uncertainty.
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But reasons for the opposition went beyond gentrification: Some people were opposed to Google because of its data collection and tax avoidance practices.
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During the debate on Thursday, immigration issues went beyond the border; every Democratic candidate indicated they would offer health insurance to undocumented immigrants.
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I think Green Book could have been better if it went beyond Tony and really tried to establish Shirley as a co-lead.
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One of Gibi's favorites, Heather Feather ASMR, went beyond mere sound effects, performing full-scale role-play scenes infused with attentive, deliberate sound.
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We're told their connection went beyond the fact they were co-parenting 3 kids ... they genuinely had love and affection for each other.
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Some national supporters of police reform praised Chicago's new guidelines, saying they went beyond the policies of many other departments around the nation.
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Mr. Amidror said in an interview that Mr. Netanyahu was "happy with our recommendation," but that the newly amended law went beyond that.
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The regions were given important powers — some have fiscal autonomy — that went beyond the powers delegated to semiautonomous regions in most federal countries.
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But Christie's went beyond that description in its sales pitches, court papers added, and identified the diamond as having belonged to Shah Jahan.
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Among that, Brent crude oil price went beyond $80/barrel which is an important psychological mark, hitting a history high since Nov, 2014.
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U.S. intelligence officials say they are still counting the cost of his disclosures that went beyond actual intelligence collected to how it was collected.
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But the act went beyond that by establishing a process for passing a so-called concurrent resolution—one that doesn't require a president's signature.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg went beyond his usual intro to the earnings report where he assures investors things are going well and highlights new opportunities.
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"There were plenty of times I went beyond the policy and the idea differences, and I got personal and I got hateful," Walsh said.
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The Treasury proposed rules in 2014 and a group of Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill last year, but it never went beyond its introduction.
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But however offensive, Yiannopoulos' account still belonged to the real-life Yiannopoulos — further suggesting that verification went beyond mere identification to mean something more.
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" Miller-Keyes went on to say that she and Horstmann had a relationship that went beyond "a one night stand at a music festival.
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But between open mic night, fake panic performances, and the typical asks for follows, there ultimately wasn't much said that went beyond the ordinary.
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But last week, the brand went beyond the unusual into the realm of controversy when they announced a new Hellmann's Real Mayonnaise ice cream.
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In just a few hours, Kevin ran me through a rich history of ballroom that went beyond any book or film I'd ever encountered.
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It went beyond last year's Dutch Safety Board report, which showed the plane was brought down by a BUK but did not assign blame.
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They get an employee discount year-round but the Merch Madness deals went beyond that, they said, so waiting on line was worth it.
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The 28 EU leaders were taken by surprise by the bold, last minute Turkish initiative, which went beyond previous plans for more limited cooperation.
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That seemingly typical Trumpian disparagement went beyond executive branch jawboning about disagreeable judicial pronouncements and dared the federal courts to exercise their constitutional authority.
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Hook said Iran posed an international threat to peace and security that went beyond the six major powers that signs the initial nuclear deal.
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Researchers said their findings went beyond the frequently cited college "ramen diet," instead describing students who consistently struggle to put food on the table.
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David and Mike each went beyond mastery of the established form, and their mind-sets are inspiration for anyone out to create something new.
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The New York Times later reported that the complaint covered multiple acts by Trump that went beyond any single discussion with a foreign leader.
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Professor Gordon pointed to the broad statements about the health insurers contained in the suit, saying the government went beyond the typical legal arguments.
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Six others who died received excessive doses that went beyond providing comfort but that were not believed to be the cause of their deaths.
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And, on top of all that, none of the letters with a Scrabble value of 2 or more points went beyond the fivefold mark.
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"This weekend, the president went beyond his own low standards using disgraceful language about Members of Congress," Pelosi wrote in a letter to colleagues.
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They did NOT have to do that yet they went beyond their call of duty to help and for that I am forever thankful!
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Some people are drinking whiskey or moonshine, some are smoking pot, but I wouldn't say it went beyond that in terms of drug use.
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Learning that there were reasons for my depression that went beyond just surface emotional reactions was both a relief and a source of strength.
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Below are 33 albums that went beyond a single track's impact to offer expansive discourse and complicated feelings—in a year that demanded both.
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In some ways, the website was a productive way for kids to spend time that went beyond learning how to care for fake animals.
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For Mr. Bush, democracy and free trade are longtime themes, but there was an edge in his address that went beyond the usual nostrums.
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At least some of the conservatives who railed against Bill Clinton then could claim they were acting on principles that went beyond pure partisanship.
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In that sense, the main forces at work in the Copeland by-election effectively went beyond Troughton and the focus of her local campaign.
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Trump administration officials, when rolling out their "Affordable Clean Energy" rule in June, argued that Obama's EPA went beyond its Clean Air Act authority.
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The undeniable citric quality of some of these nicely made Oregon chardonnays went beyond a tart hint of lemon to deliver a briny edge.
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The disturbing scene captured on cellphone videos by United Airlines passengers on Sunday went beyond the typical nightmares of travelers on an overbooked flight.
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Complaints went beyond the opening of at least two million unwanted bank and credit-card accounts by staff members aiming for aggressive sales goals.
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For Ms. Sutinis, the difficulty went beyond the time crunch to finding concise quotations from Mr. Trump's campaign appearances that didn't include contentious remarks.
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Many people who viewed it on social media were shocked, as her rhetoric went beyond what other conservative commentators have said in the past.
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They considered questions that went beyond one state's gut-wrenching political scandal: When is it right to forgive, and when is an act unforgivable?
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Federal Reserve Governor Tarullo spoke about additional changes to CCAR earlier this week in a speech that went beyond the formal notice published this week.
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If airlines went beyond that cap, they would have to purchase carbon credits that essentially paid for reductions in CO2 emissions elsewhere in the world.
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By the end of the reading I was convinced: while maybe not an actual oracle, Gozo certainly went beyond my expectations for an avant-gardist.
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The conversation suggested that the Trump administration's efforts to lobby Kiev to investigate Biden went beyond holding up the $400 million in security-related aid.
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Unlike Case 2000, this apparently went beyond the conspiracy stage, with Netanyahu trading regulations for good press over the course of a five-year period.
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Despite Stumpf's apologies, critics have been frustrated over his denials that the behavior went beyond rogue employees and reflected a systematic approach by the bank.
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The product went beyond just hardware branding, filling in an interesting niche for the photo app by taking it beyond the confines of a smartphone.
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But the teen also went beyond the online appeals: Zames wanted to get her classmates, teachers and school faculty involved with the project as well.
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Microsoft did a similar thing for both the Surface Studio and Surface Laptop launch, with apps and services that went beyond just a hardware unveil.
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In a touching essay on Bryant written three years ago, ESPN's Ivan Maisel, who was raised in Alabama, explained that Bryant's importance went beyond analytics.
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It wasn't deep, and some of it was rather silly, but chunks of it were satisfying at a level that went beyond spectacle and charm.
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The evolution of his first project went beyond bringing people from and art and music scenes together, and created a dialog among different photography communities.
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The Monday language also went beyond the early draft, restoring the term "undivided" -- dropped in 2012 -- to refer to Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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The indictment alleges that Assange went beyond normal reporting techniques and effectively aided Manning in her alleged attempts to steal cables from Pentagon computer systems.
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The significance of the Games went beyond injured soldiers, beyond the field of neurology and far, far beyond Buckinghamshire, eventually coming to encompass the globe.
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Jolanta Krastina, Deputy Head of Indirect Tax Policy Department in Latvia's finance ministry, said the economic impact of the liquor trade went beyond tax revenues.
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For Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump, he surmised, the relationship could be beyond repair after months of sniping that went beyond the usual political fare.
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California went beyond this standardization by requiring that within each coverage level, all insurers offer the same deductibles and cost-sharing, and cover identical benefits.
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Ryan Zimmerman, the Washington franchise's first-ever draft pick in 2005, went beyond the gratitude that other players expressed, voicing support for the Republican president.
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" But Mr. Cruz's statement went beyond the perfunctory, praising the policy aims and recent campaign promises of a man he once called a "pathological liar.
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Some scholars said the decision went beyond interpreting the charter and amounted to rewriting the local statute governing how officials are to be sworn in.
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One of the other two men, who CNN is not identifying, says on the video that the doctor went beyond the normal health-care practices.
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The court's finding was partly that the regional Parliament went beyond its mandate, but crucially, also, that bullfighting is a "common cultural heritage" of Spain.
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The recurring problem has led industry experts to wonder whether the problem went beyond sloppy production and resulted from a faulty battery or software design.
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But Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem said the exemptions granted to financial traders in the new text went beyond international requirements and were not necessary.
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The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) - which represents major technology companies, including Uber - said the importance of the case went beyond the ride-hailing app.
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Six received excessive doses that went beyond providing comfort but that were not believed to be the cause of their deaths, according to the hospital.
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For Mr. Mendes's next album, "Illuminate," the pair wrote together directly (including "Treat You Better," 1.5 billion views), cementing a kinship that went beyond music.
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Alongside tax cuts and investment boosts, the government added norms which went beyond the primary scope of the decree and intervened on several sensitive issues.
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He never went beyond junior high school, became a street junkie and was sent for treatment to Lexington, Ky., where he was weaned from drugs.
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At a time when students were used to air raid drills, the fears of these cadets went beyond the general dread of a nuclear exchange.
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And they all seemed hungry for a definition of success that went beyond raising large rounds of capital and netting more users for their products.
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"It is probable that they swam (into the Mediterranean) and went beyond Gibraltar to hunt, but we do not know why they remained," said Monaco.
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While government auditors have previously cited problems with A.T.F.'s tobacco investigations, this operation went beyond what was identified in that audit, released in 2013.
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Mr. Robinson said the Naval Air Station had deep roots in northwest Florida, with a military history that went beyond its status as a state.
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His administration has taken actions that went beyond those of his most recent predecessors, including sanctions, diplomatic expulsions and increased military support for Eastern Europe.
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"Ben & Jerry's went beyond making a statement in support of civil rights when they actively accused law enforcement of widespread racism," Blue Lives Matter wrote.
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In 1970, artists went beyond this by making the dramatic gesture of withdrawing their art from museums and asking that their exhibitions be closed indefinitely.
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The WI's wartime efforts went beyond canning as they also produced homemade toys, reared rabbits and assisted with evacuated children and mothers from bombed-out cities.
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"In at least six states, the Russian-affiliated cyber actors went beyond scanning and conducted malicious access attempts on voting-related websites," the summary report says.
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The client would put notes in the review about how Gonzalez was a joy to be around, how she repeatedly went beyond the call of duty.
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Other Bridgewater employees have complained internally about unusual antics at a corporate outing, saying that it went beyond what was acceptable behavior at a work event.
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The parliament agreed on Wednesday to raise EU payments next year to 159.1 billion euros - an amount that EU states said went beyond ceilings previously agreed.
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Clinton went beyond the typical campaign victory speech tonight, delving into much of her policy platform after thanking supporters for showing up in the Silver State.
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Trump's threat, which defies our democratic traditions, went beyond anything Nixon ever said, even though he did seek to use the government to punish his enemies.
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These audition tapes may seem pretty standard (if seriously impressive), but one person who went beyond the call of duty to audition for the Netflix series?
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Internet service providers like AT&T and Comcast support the FCC's efforts to roll back the rules, saying the current rules went beyond the agency's authority.
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On the fitness side, wearables went beyond the wrist to include smart sneakers and a sports bra that tracks your steps, heart rate and overall workout.
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"The Commission is concerned that Casino and Intermarche went beyond the purpose of their alliance and engaged in an anticompetitive conduct," the EU competition enforcer said.
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President Trump defended the decision to end DACA in a statement Tuesday, arguing that the Obama-era program went beyond the powers of the executive branch.
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The IWW was the first labor organization to mount a direct challenge to capitalism, deploying a slate of tactics that went beyond the AFL's narrow bargaining.
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Other Bridgewater employees have complained internally about unusual antics at a corporate outing, saying that it went beyond what was acceptable behavior at a work event.
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"11.11's numbers surpassed forecast and went beyond what most people expected from today's economy," Ma said at the 5th World Zhejiang Entrepreneurs Convention on Wednesday.
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Last month he sued the Trump administration for the sanctions, saying that the Treasury department went "beyond the bounds of their authority" in imposing the punishments.
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I heard from Miller after publicly asking on Twitter for other horror stories, even if the examples went beyond something as immediately humorous as a typo.
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Most visitors are surprised to learn that women's wartime roles went beyond Rosie the Riveter-style industrial work, according to Sue Wilkins, the museum's education director.
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On Thursday, the government said the requests by the children's attorneys would "impose extensive obligations" on the government and went beyond the terms of the settlement.
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Blight concedes that Douglass held many individualist views, but argues that the Sandefur interpretation fails to acknowledge the many ways in which he went beyond individualism.
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They either didn't understand what made Martin's books distinctive, or they found the synthesis of genre elements too difficult once they went beyond his finished books.
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Still, the former Everest gymnasts said his treatment of them went beyond the hard-charging style typical of many coaches in the sport, with devastating consequences.
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The efforts of the cooperator, who is now 29, went beyond merely telling the government what he knew about ISIS's field techniques and its propaganda tactics.
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He called Modi's intervention a "huge blunder" and said the risk of nuclear confrontation between the two countries meant the issue went beyond the immediate region.
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"There was a lot more quirkiness, individuality, and creativity that went beyond things that were very blatantly trying to grab attention or show off," Herwig says.
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On the right, the response to the crash went beyond ostrichlike blindness in the face of the shattering of the assumptions undergirding their public policy views.
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Their victories, by pretty decent margins, will assuage fears that the Democratic party had real problems in the midwest that went beyond just the 2016 presidential election.
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Writing a majority opinion, she went beyond the scope of a United States Supreme Court ruling in giving defendants greater latitude to accuse prosecutors of withholding evidence.
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Over all, 49 percent of the public said Mr. Obama had acted within his authority, while 43 percent said he went beyond his power to regulate guns.
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The pointy ears and arched eyebrows immediately set Spock apart from his fully human shipmates, but the film argues that his appeal went beyond his physical oddities.
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He says the impetus went beyond left and right politics; it's about condemning content that is blatantly hateful or has the potential to incite violence or harassment.
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He claims that the gifts were "between friends" and that none of his dealings with media owners went beyond the normal interactions between politicians and press barons.
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Ransomware attacks are on the rise and criminals are raking in the bitcoin, but some experts believe the goal of Tuesday's ransomware attack went beyond collecting cryptocurrency.
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The Smart Girls team continued their crusade at the Golden Globes, asking winners insightful questions that went beyond the usual red carpet "who are you wearing" banter.
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The Chief Equity Technical Strategist for Bank of America Merrill Lynch went on to detail that the similarities in movement in both instances went beyond price action.
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"Indiscriminate shooting" from the convoy went beyond the vehicle toward the rest of the square, where more victims were hit at they tried to escape the area.
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But that assessment was soon outstripped by unilateral sanctions enacted by the U.S. Congress, which went beyond the U.N. punishment, and that Obama ultimately signed into law.
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Brexit-backing lawmaker John Redwood said many parliamentarians still opposed Prime Minister Theresa May's deal as their hostility went beyond opposition to the so-called Irish backstop.
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Before Mare Mater, between 2009 and 2011, I had already photographed migrants in Calais, Paris, Malta, and Greece, but the pictures never went beyond the journalistic aspect.
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People in the Middle East noted on Friday how he was able to tell stories that went beyond the superficial picture painted by the daily news cycle.
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In fact, Tiffany went beyond what she had to do to find Lizzo in the hotel, but she was nowhere to be seen so Tiffany eventually left.
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This source said the United States believes the Iranian role has been one of actively encouraging militants to undertake such actions and went beyond simply dropping hints.
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Kennedy wrote a two-page concurring statement that went beyond the travel ban and targeted statements that might not be subject to judicial scrutiny -- but that matter.
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In 1970, asserting that the education establishment's obligations went beyond academics, Dr. Seeley challenged President Richard M. Nixon's contention that the schools could not cure every ill.
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And Ms. Haala submitted a letter of resignation to the school board (she later rescinded it after being persuaded that the decision went beyond the board's reach).
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The judge, Christine Mathiak, noted that even though the law had been changed recently, the wording still went beyond simply telling patients what services the clinic provided.
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"They felt most evangelicals were too complacent in their faith, and they were looking for ways to trust God" that went beyond the normal, Ms. Long said.
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Last year, he worked with older people and architects to evaluate each aspect of his customers' experience and went beyond eliminating tripping hazards and installing better lighting.
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Her appeal went beyond New York City, but was always intrinsically linked to the place where she first set up shop in SoHo in the mid-90s.
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Sinn, who never went beyond high school, divorced Ms. Mam's father when her daughter was 1, and in 2008 married Kosal Sinn, who already lived in America.
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State officials said parts of the building were showing their age and warned that their concerns went beyond aesthetics, noting the absence of an automatic sprinkler system.
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A police spokesman said the marchers went beyond the agreed point and invaded congressional grounds, requiring the use of force to keep them from entering the building.
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While Meryl Streep had the most talked-about remarks at the Golden Globes, other prominent Hollywood figures went beyond the standard "thank-yous" in their acceptance speeches.
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" Writing in The New York Times, the critic John Canaday praised the reorganization for creating a "historical continuity" that went "beyond anything the Metropolitan has managed before.
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Ring explains that although each of these people were authorized to view video data, their attempted access went beyond what they needed to access for their job.
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Shoring up power Kim went beyond simply purging potential challengers, he also set about building a new support base for himself within the country and the army.
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"We were concerned that these requests went beyond the scope of what was relevant to this specific audit, and posed unnecessary risks to employees' privacy," Naughton wrote.
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But some fans went beyond pretty average criticisms of the film and took aim at Tran herself, bullying her off social media altogether with racist, personal attacks.
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And a New Yorker article the same year described the genocide in Rwanda as being so dangerous that foreigners providing aid never went beyond the airport perimeter.
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Trump also went beyond the boilerplate language in most presidential orders to forego automatic pay change rates, calling expected formula-based regional salary boosts unwarranted and unworkable.
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"This went beyond ghoulish justice and cruel and unusual punishment," Harcourt, a Columbia Law School professor, is quoted in an online post on his law school website.
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In his 2001 psychological study, he found that users received a secondary gain from the act of injecting that went beyond the high provided by the drug.
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But Cruz went beyond the typical frustrations with a lack of compromise in Washington, instead often questioning the motives and honor of his colleagues on Capitol Hill.
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She is another product of local reality TV, but she went beyond her borders and ended up coming second on the British version of the X Factor.
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What Really Happened: As last week's indictment against 13 Russians made clear, the disinformation campaign around the 2016 election went beyond a simple "Pro-Trump, Anti-Clinton" narrative.
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Avery also argues in the documents that the search that yielded incriminating evidence against him was illegal, alleging that it went beyond the limits set by the warrant.
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Their villain arc reached its peak this week and then went beyond it, in a stirring and unsettling reenactment of the injustices of every day on planet Earth.
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Tyndall resigned from USC last year after an internal inquiry found that some of his examination practices went beyond accepted medical standards and that he had harassed patients.
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Savoini declined to expand on the precise nature of his role and duties in the minister's staff, and whether these went beyond facilitating connections between Salvini and Moscow.
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As the verdict got closer, Beijing spoke out, saying the case went beyond the jurisdiction of UNCLOS and insisting multiple times that it wouldn't acknowledge the court's decision.
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The rebuke to her unsportsmanlike behavior went beyond the ire of fans; the US Soccer Federation suspended her for six months and terminated her contract with the team.
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"I ... think that the ECB went beyond its mandate and in my opinion that undermines confidence in the work of the ECB as a supervisor," Ferber told Reuters.
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But his response went beyond offering a simple "no comment," as he made it very clear that the US recognized that the launch failed, and failed almost immediately.
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" Additionally, Variety reported, "witnesses described Smiley as creating a verbally abusive and threatening environment that went beyond what could be expected in a typical high-pressure work environment.
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In those fights, the providers claimed that the FCC's attempts to regulate them went beyond what the agency had the power to demand of Title I regulated companies.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Saturday that American support for refugees went beyond the immigration system, and pointed to a border crisis that warranted certain limits.
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The decision of the International Paralympic Committee went beyond the sanctions imposed by the International Olympic Committee, which had considered but rejected a blanket ban on Russian athletes.
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The fuel supplier normally gives customers one month credit period and the over 3 billion yuan bill was the backlog that went beyond due dates, the person added.
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"His service to the Sixth District School went beyond the basic duties of his job," reads a letter from his attorney Chad Seiter and estate executor Jeff Siska.
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But this kind of windfall — an "absurdity of money," as Tracy Kidder calls it in his new book — went beyond the cost of conventional pleasures for the rich.
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It also marked a cultural turning point for many women, a confirmation that Mr. Weinstein's harassment of women went beyond boorish behavior: Prosecutors said he broke the law.
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In interviews before his testimony, nearly a dozen college classmates of Judge Kavanaugh's said they recalled him indulging in heavy drinking, some saying it went beyond normal consumption.
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The meetings with Ms. Hicks, what the F.B.I. calls a "defensive briefing," went beyond the standard security advice that senior White House officials routinely receive upon taking office.
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Her legacy at Columbia went beyond academics: It was grounded in a commitment to rectify the second-class treatment her mentor had received as a teacher at Oxford.
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Officials from both departments said that the Obama administration had used guidelines to circumvent Congress and the courts to create affirmative action policies that went beyond existing law.
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"Results in 2019 went beyond our expectations because they included the turnaround of Diesel", Minelli said, referring to the group's main brand, which had weighed on 2018 results.
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Suddenly, my fear went beyond the kind that's inevitable when you have aging parents, to a more urgent worry about her current state of health and well-being.
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China's Hong Kong affairs office said on Tuesday that anyone who harbors hopes of universal suffrage in Hong Kong would get nowhere as it went beyond the law.
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The people of color who served in top positions in those administrations also had roles that went beyond Manigault Newman's role handling outreach to the African-American community.
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Trump, his former chief strategist Stephen Bannon, senior policy adviser Stephen Miller, their Russian bot armies of supporters, and others went beyond permission: they actively encouraged the hate.
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It went beyond the lack of DACA resolution, with several senators standing in the meeting to rip how Republicans are handling the short-term spending process in general.
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Mr. Young, known as Izzy, said that he didn't regret being associated with that seminal show, but that he wished people's memories of his career went beyond it.
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Johnson never went beyond the 16th hole until Sunday, when he had to hold on to beat Hideto Tanihara in the semifinals and Rahm in the championship match.
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Republicans said Mr. Trump's ire often went beyond the intelligence committee investigation and spilled over a range of issues that touched on Russia and his relationship with Congress.
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Fall had four blocked shots to go with his seven points and eight rebounds, but the 7-foot-6 sophomore's impact at the defensive end went beyond mere numbers.
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"The moment the government went beyond 24 hours of detention, any charges against him in any court would have been quashed for violation of his constitutional rights," he said.
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However, Savoini declined to expand on the precise nature of his role and duties in the minister's staff and whether these went beyond facilitating connections between Salvini and Moscow.
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Brought to the big screen in Rogue One, he demonstrated how the fight against the Empire went beyond stark moral positions: good verses evil; light side verses dark side.
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In 2013, Buttigieg pledged to knock down or repair virtually all of the city's vacant homes, an ambitious proposal that went beyond what experts at the time thought possible.
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But I felt like my lack of connection went beyond relatability, and was more about a lack of chemistry on screen and some writing that landed with a thud.
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When Captain Chris Blazek of the Chattanooga Fire Department arrived at the scene of a car accident on Saturday, his duties went beyond making sure everyone involved was safe.
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In this, he was the rarest of musicians: the virtuoso who also had taste, the musical genius who was able to channel his gifts where they went beyond technique.
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Alas, it never really went beyond college radio, but it did become one of their most beloved and signature songs, thanks to its rip-snorting tempo and titanic riff.
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During the last three presidencies, partisan enemies went beyond the call of a "loyal opposition" and tried to destroy, and not just defeat, the men who held the office.
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Board of Education decision, which went beyond the rejection of "separate but equal" public schools and explained that the promise of equality requires a collective effort to achieve integration.
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He asked tough, substantive questions that put candidates in uncomfortable positions and forced them to address issues in a way that went beyond what we'd already heard from them.
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On Tuesday, the 2020 Democratic front-runner released a climate change plan that went beyond the positions held by the Obama administration, in which he served as vice president.
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However, what Russia did went beyond information gathering and went as far as to release information stolen information, create fake information and spread fake information created by other parties.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, the chairman of the crime and terrorism subcommittee that held the hearing, said the risk went beyond Russia to other American adversaries.
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Spieth and Reed are in the four-man pod assigned to Woods, and Spieth said his value went beyond the wisdom he can impart and the positivity he exudes.
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Mr. Trump this week rescinded Mr. Obama's program protecting immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as minors on the grounds that it went beyond a president's authority.
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But while in some ways they went beyond the Iran sanctions, they may not have as much impact since North Korea is less reliant on the international banking system.
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Like Patrol went beyond the Following tab in some potentially creepy ways, with a number of features that could let users stalk someone's behavior on Instagram without them knowing.
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For three seasons, the show dramatized complex subjects—like the parallels between sex trafficking, foreign nannies, and immigrant field labor—that went beyond the range of most network series.
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In other cases, the reception went beyond confusion: people received text messages from exes; in several cases, messages were received by people who have died since they were sent.
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The President's criticism of Democrats also went beyond policy, with Trump knocking Democrats for not standing up and applauding during his national address when he touted sinking unemployment numbers.
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Compare this to 85033, the last convention that went beyond one ballot, where only 1,230 delegates had a vote, and a good number of those would now be superdelegates.
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The fining of Mr Whatcott, who went beyond using an unwanted pronoun but was not deemed a criminal, does not vindicate Mr Peterson, but it suggests he has a point.
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He follows on the heels of Annie Leibovitz, Steve McCurry, and Steven Meisel, each of whom sought to capture a femininity that went beyond the airbrushed "perfection" of years past.
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Last Thursday, during a messy ice storm in Arnold, Missouri, Cindy Bess's schnauzer mix went beyond her invisible fence and disappeared, according to FOX 13 news, who reported the story.
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Sixteen Medicaid recipients in Kentucky won a federal lawsuit asking a judge to overturn the state's work requirements, contending the federal HHS went beyond its authority by approving Kentucky's waiver.
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" And her impact went beyond music; an 1871 publication called Women of the Age relates how one listener exclaimed upon hearing her performance that she was "woman enough to vote.
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It was like the private message DAE drones sometimes shared amongst themselves when something was ridiculous, a joke that went beyond the notice of the programmers — this does not compute.
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Trump has asked her "to coordinate and lead the effort from the White House," Sessions said at a news conference in remarks that went beyond prepared ones from the event.
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Shin suggested it could be up to the Group of 20 economies (G20), a body that last year failed to muster consensus that went beyond gathering more information on cryptoassets.
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Noting that criminal groups fueling illegal immigration operated across national borders, McAleenan urged Colombia and Panama to assist the United States in "concrete operational actions" that went beyond information-sharing.
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" Kaine spokeswoman Amy Dudley rebutted the corruption allegations, insisting Kaine "went beyond the requirements of Virginia law, promptly disclosing any and all gifts received, including those beneath the reporting threshold.
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The D.C. Circuit on Friday said that could be the case, but the board's definition of indirect control went beyond the traditional legal understanding of what constitutes an employment relationship.
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Orr said the misconduct at NAB went beyond the introducer program and involved instances of collusion, fraud and bribes which were not reported to the regulator in a timely manner.
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Again and again, the lawyers' and judges' discussion went beyond Trump's executive order to parse the President's own statements -- on the campaign trail, on Twitter and in speeches as President.
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Over six decades, DeCarava took to the streets of cities like New York City and Washington, DC to cast Black American lives in ways that went beyond documentary or stereotype.
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The Londoner's influence went beyond the Beatles, he worked with dozens of acts such as Elton John, Cilla Black, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Jeff Beck and Celine Dion among others.
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The original story reportedly followed Barbie, a woman with dreams that went beyond looking like a supermodel every single day, who ventured out of Barbieland and into the real world.
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The Vermont senator went so far as to refer to Clinton as "the lesser of two evils" compared to Trump, a characterization that went beyond the pale, Clinton's supporters said.
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The two conservative judges in the 3383-1 ruling went beyond the district court's decision to rule that the president and Homeland Security had no legal authority to adopt DAPA.
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According to the court filing, KAN provided Madonna with technical and logistical support that went beyond the Eurovision production, costs that were supposed to be covered by the singer's team.
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Sebelius, for example, Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito concluded that the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, which required Americans to buy health insurance, went beyond what the clause allows.
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It went beyond being a tomboy, the one student in his all-girls Catholic high school who refused to wear a skirt, even though it meant detention almost every day.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor was the only one of the nine who went beyond philosophical grievances and asserted that the court should take up the individual claims of the Florida men.
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And so they went beyond that focus editorially, but more importantly, they went into a studio business, and they went into a business called Velocity, which was a software business.
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The moment stood in for the soon-to-come overthrow of the privileged classes, and it carried a resonance that went beyond the lives of the show's characters as individuals.
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But Harrison Honor, a principal percussionist in the orchestra, went beyond that, evidently having mastered a particular rolling-thunder style also heard in performances by the Japanese drumming troupe Kodo.
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And it was unusually harsh: Mr. Trump castigated Mr. Comey as "a showboat" and "a grandstander," suggesting that his issues with the F.B.I. director went beyond any previously stated concerns.
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Unlike the other corporate contributors, it went beyond the donations, taking steps that included signing an $18 million contract with a sports management company that Ms. Choi ran in Germany.
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She said the program had benefited the school in ways that went beyond music, noting that students who joined OrchKids generally had better attendance and academic performance than their peers.
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When the drug company raised the price of the EpiPen by 22019 percent and boosted the CEO's salary to $18 million, it definitely went beyond what the public will accept.
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The emailed statement to Reuters went beyond GE's acknowledgement earlier Thursday that the problem had shut down only one turbine, known as the 7HA, but was likely to affect others.
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But the regulator said the Vype posts promoting e-cigarettes with nicotine "clearly went beyond" standards for factual claims and directed the firm to remove all promotions related to Vype.
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Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, an annual gathering of conservatives outside Washington, LaPierre warned Democrats would use the tragedy to push an agenda that went beyond gun control.
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During Ross's Oversight appearance last month, Democrats sought to determine whether his motivations went beyond his official explanation that the citizenship question is necessary to enforce the Voting Rights Act.
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He had a vision for the Shuafat camp, where he was born and raised, that went beyond what could be imagined from within the very limited confines of the place.
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That order was more symbol than policy tool; White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer announced Monday that it represented "a new era of trade policy" that went beyond the TPP.
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While the FBI and State Department never went beyond talk, the lobbying prompted further accusations of a cover-up and Republicans felt more emboldened than ever to call for more investigations.
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" As part of its investigation, US Africa Command is determining whether US forces went beyond the scope of what Dunford, and others, have repeatedly insisted "was planned as a reconnaissance mission.
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This source said Hill said the contacts between Trump and Sondland went beyond the discussion about texts exchanged between Sondland and other American diplomats in Ukraine that have been made public.
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And this assumption went beyond just these panel participants — for weeks, media coverage of Northam's campaign has tended to portray it as beleaguered and troubled, and Gillespie as on the rise.
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Here are examples from eight CEOs who went beyond the calculated charitable giving expected of corporate America and through small acts of kindness forged a personal connection with another human being.
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The victory for the reform camp went beyond the presidency: in Tehran, Rouhani allies won all 21 seats on the city council, defeating conservatives who had controlled it for 14 years.
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Being a crowd of four, we were able to focus our attention on one person at a time, engaging in a conversation that went beyond the smalltalk I'd grown tired of.
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" Why it matters: "Analysts said the goal of the purge went beyond corruption and aimed to remove potential opposition to Prince Mohammed as he pushes an ambitious and controversial reform agenda.
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Over six decades, Roy DeCarava took to the streets of cities like New York City and Washington, DC to cast Black American lives in ways that went beyond documentary or stereotype.
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But the two following records solidified the group as something that went beyond writing catchy songs with really long titles (the phase where most other bands of their era fell off).
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That choice alone would have been sufficient to make this wedding special, but they went beyond symbolism and empowered Reverend Curry to deliver a sermon that his audience had never experienced.
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But in interviews with The New York Times, current and former employees described instances of harassment and intimidation that went beyond Mr. Ailes and suggested a broader problem in the workplace.
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That partially explains advances made in the addition of some digital trade obligations, such as the ban on data localization provision, which went beyond the TPP and included financial services data.
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She'd not only taken Marcus' advice and direction for Siloett to heart, she went beyond what he'd asked, delivering fresh concepts and outlining a vision that could effectively grow the brand.
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O'Connor became the Supreme Court's first woman justice nearly two centuries after the country's top judicial body was established in 1789, but her place in history went beyond breaking gender barriers.
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The intervention on Tuesday went beyond previously announced changes to the central bank's day-to-day foreign exchange management, meaning it had sold dollars from its international reserves outright, traders said.
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Bringly offered Russian shoppers about four million products from China, Turkey, Japan, South Korea, the United States and the United Kingdom, but the site never went beyond the beta testing phase.
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"Corruption can be easy and tempting for state-level elected officials, but here, Representative Nangle went beyond that," Andrew E. Lelling, the U.S. attorney for Massachusetts, said at the news conference.
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But she said the A.C.L.U. had for years tracked cases of invasive and sometimes unlawful questioning by border officers that went beyond those limits, into political and religious views and practices.
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B Lab, then, would analyze and then verify businesses that went beyond industry standards for not only sound corporate governance, but for treatment of workers, customers, their communities, and the environment.
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Emboldened by their victory, some of the leaders of the demonstrations are making it clear that their demands went beyond simply ending the governor's term a year and a half early.
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Emboldened by their victory, some of the leaders of the demonstrations are making it clear that their demands went beyond simply ending the governor's term a year and a half early.
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President Donald Trump said the massacre went "beyond a red line" and had changed his opinion of Assad, while U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley warned Washington might take unilateral action over the issue.
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The organizations were driven by anger over police brutality in the same way as the Black Lives Matter movement, but they went beyond demanding reforms to demonize whites, gays and especially Jews.
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In 2018, Amazon paid the firm $280,000 for lobbying services that went beyond trade issues, including business deregulation and infrastructure funding, according to data compiled by the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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But colonial-era documents suggest that khipus had many uses in both the pre-Hispanic and colonial period that went beyond accounting, including to keep calendrical information and to tell historical narratives.
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But it went beyond what anyone was wearing: Women used the traditional red carpet interviews as a venue to discuss gender parity, Time's Up, and the progress they're advocating for, across industries.
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Prior to this, In-N-Out's good reputation went beyond just food, as they're known for paying workers above minimum wage and providing solid benefits, something most of their competitors don't do.
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Evidence from Kadar's Google Voice account indicates his threats went beyond just Jewish centers, including bomb threat calls to a middle school in Florida and a United Airlines flight departing from Orlando.
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But Italy's Padoan dissented, saying on Tuesday the plan went "beyond the supervisory limits" set for the ECB and called for a "reasonable method and timeframe" that did not create "new fragility".
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On February 9 the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit agreed, saying that the agencies went beyond their statute and ruled that CLOs are exempt from risk retention.
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ESMA said a cap will apply for six months to 17 instruments whose trading on a single platform in January 2018, and 10 instruments whose trading last month, went beyond 4 percent.
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Our conversations went beyond personal accounts of racism and discrimination here in the United States, and extended to the residual outcomes of American influence in Asia, particularly as they relate to immigration.
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The Clinton conference went beyond just saying that Clinton was in the clear; Comey also gave the opinion of the FBI that Clinton had been irresponsible in hosting a private email server.
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Weissman cited the $200,000 in payments from AT&T to Cohen as an example of a transaction that would only violate laws if Cohen's services went beyond what company representatives have said.
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Obama's rules of engagement also went beyond what the law of war requires in terms of civilian casualties and were criticized by defense hawks and some in the military as overly cautious.
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But Mueller's staff included people like his top investigator Peter Strzok, who went beyond the realm of acceptable partisanship by sending texts to a colleague that reportedly appear critical of President Trump.
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New Knowledge found that the IRA's efforts went beyond the digital, as the group regularly tried to co-opt unsuspecting Americans to complete real-world tasks or hand over their personal information.
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But as time passed and as we looked deeper into the place, it became clear that the story of the seaside town's scene went beyond teenagers rinsing each other on the internet.
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Mr. Sessions said the documents improperly went beyond explaining existing laws, and instead essentially created new rules — circumventing the regular process for creating regulations, which can include public hearings and comment periods.
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After the success of 2016's event, the school went beyond merely increasing their milk supplies and aimed to make all aspects of their second go of it bigger, better, and frothier.
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The award citation went beyond her work in penicillin to mention her subsequent determination of the crystal structure of vitamin B-12 and other substances that proved vital in advancing medical care.
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"I think he is an American hero because he went beyond" what was expected of someone of his rank, Doreen Ravenscroft, a team leader for the Doris Miller Memorial, said on Saturday.
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Mr. Craig would have been required to register as a foreign agent if he and his law firm went beyond writing the report to trying to shape American public opinion about it.
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The center shuffled the puck while sizing up Fowler and used him as a screen when he fired a shot from the faceoff circle that went beyond the stick arm of Miller.
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" Advocate Igor Volsky and trauma surgeon (and gun violence survivor) Joseph Sakran were encouraged by Ardern's other words -- "our gun laws will change" -- which went beyond the typical American "thoughts and prayers.
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The Arkansas Supreme Court found in 85033 that the state's voter identification law at the time was unconstitutional and that it went beyond what is required to vote in the state's Constitution.
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Radiating a sense of occasion that went beyond themselves, the dancers emanated pride — both for Mr. Brown's connection with the company and for the way his presence has changed them as movers.
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It went beyond workers, with people across the country taking part in a half-day strike that closed banks, government institutions, the stock exchange and Ben-Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv.
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Provocation is a stock-in-trade for right-wing writers in Washington, but former colleagues said Mr. Howley's behavior, in public tweets and private emails, went beyond mischief and into darker territory.
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And indeed, Buie said the occultations made earlier this week wouldn't have been possible without the help of Argentinian scientists, government officials, and locals—many of whom went beyond the call of duty.
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The lack of diversity has been a sticking point: It took years for there to be skin tones that went beyond the default yellow; non-stereotypical professions for women didn't appear until 2016.
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"The focus has been shifting from tangible assets to intangible assets," Tang said, adding that parts of the proposal went beyond the OECD's requirement by targeting overseas payments like service fees and royalties.
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When I went beyond just defending myself and tried to use force to teach people lessons about my own power and strength, I saw in myself the kind of internal brokenness I despised.
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From a financial standpoint, Twitter's shares were already among the most shorted among technology stocks, and it's unclear if Breitbart's strategy to affect the company's share price ever went beyond an exploratory phase.
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" Variety reported that the investigation by the law firm found that Smiley created, "a verbally abusive and threatening environment that went beyond what would be expected in a typical high-pressure work environment.
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Two allies of Sessions told Reuters that Trump's public attacks went beyond a president simply venting his frustration but were part of a deliberate campaign to encourage the attorney general to step down.
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Gonzalez contended that he had severed all ties with the firm during the negotiations while divesting his equity in the law practice at the time, something he said went beyond what was required.
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The ruling went beyond the 30,000 euro penalty demanded by the prosecutor, a decision the judge said was due to the "particular seriousness of this false testimony before the representatives of the nation".
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Christie's disagreed, saying it carried out "extensive due diligence" to prove the ownership of the statue, and that it went "beyond what is required to assure legal title," according to the Associated Press.
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Still, in a statement on Wednesday, Ms. Brainard said the proposals softening the requirements for banks with between $250 billion and $700 billion went "beyond the provisions" of the legislation passed in May.
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The customer experience went beyond the physical store setting: Shoppers were buying into the idea of healthful, organic living with a strong environmental consciousness and a consideration of where their food came from.
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On Thursday, the Police Department judge overseeing the trial said that prosecutors must prove that Officer Pantaleo's actions went beyond a violation of departmental rules and constituted a crime — an unusually high bar.
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There, she went beyond "concern": It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on segregation of race in this country.
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As nearly 100 women did last week, they offered remarks that went beyond the emotional and graphic stories of sexual abuse by Dr. Nassar when they were sent to him as young athletes.
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From the trial's opening in October, Judge Bührmann stressed that the purpose went beyond trying to determine guilt: It was to try to find answers to how and why the patients had died.
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It went beyond hair care, offering skin care, massages and other services that were rarely available to black women at the time, and women traveled to the salon from all over the country.
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Jonathon Morgan, a former State Department adviser who has studied Russian online operations at his company, New Knowledge, said the Facebook activity underscored that the broader Russian goal went beyond attacks on Mrs.
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A prolific author, Mr. Brzezinski published a memoir in 1983 about his White House years, "Power and Principle," in which he recalled a range of policy objectives that went beyond containing the Soviets.
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By arranging to be president for life, and by instituting Xi Jinping thought as a new ideological requirement for China, Xi went beyond his well-known admiration for Mao Zedong to outright emulation.
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"The issue becomes, if there is a very detailed procedure for approval or disapproval of pipelines, whether the U.S. followed those procedures or whether it went beyond the criteria or procedures," Gantz said.
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Over the course of the series, he went beyond the Wall, rose in the ranks to commander, died, came back to life, quit, fought in several wars, and was branded a queen slayer.
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On Sunday, a person with knowledge of the Coughlin case, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said that more than one skater had accused him of sexual misconduct that went beyond harassment.
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The minister echoed calls from Chancellor Angela Merkel and other leaders that Iran should agree to a broader deal that went beyond the original accord and included Iran's "problematic role in the region".
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Countries routinely post intelligence officers in their embassies, and the European authorities have not said in what ways the alleged Turkish activity went beyond acceptable levels of information-gathering by a foreign power.
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Private nonprofits have much looser disclosure requirements, for instance (though the Clinton Foundation went beyond what the law requires on this front), and don't have really any restrictions on foreign or corporate donations.
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What we didn't anticipate, though, were all of the complex questions that went beyond lore and into the realm of philosophical inquiry: If there are bodies, souls, and hearts, where does the person reside?
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Still, the witnesses also expressed views at the hearing that went beyond the facts contained in the Mueller report, underscoring the partisan nature of the committee's Russia-related proceedings over the past few years.
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Conversations with people that went beyond 140 characters, using words instead of letters and numbers, expressing feelings and emotions that happily predated small yellow circles with dots for eyes and half-curves for mouths.
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"The company and its advisers assume that the build-up of a stake which went beyond 18 per cent last month is a prelude to a full takeover bid," says the newspaper's Martin Waller.
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And last year, while preparing his new presidential bid, Sarkozy was placed under investigation for "suspected illegal financing of an election campaign for a candidate, who went beyond the legal limit for electoral spending".
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Organizations on the I.R.S.'s "lookout lists" went beyond conservative groups to include groups like Palestinian rights activists and open-software developers, but the scrutiny of hundreds of Tea Party applicants infuriated congressional Republicans.
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I cannot imagine a plausible reason why Mueller went beyond his report and gratuitously suggested that President Trump might be guilty, except to help Democrats in Congress and to encourage impeachment talk and action.
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"I was fairly young when I realized I had odd feelings I couldn't explain in reference to clowns and mimes—by age nine I knew my fondness went beyond just enjoying them," he says.
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They went beyond asserting Mr. Trump's innocence, casting him as the hero of the Flynn episode and contending that he deserved credit for ordering his aides to investigate Mr. Flynn and ultimately firing him.
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The board pressed Senator Sanders over issues from foreign policy and climate change to antitrust regulation and gun violence, and questions on health policy that went beyond his well-known Medicare for all proposal.
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The two-part production fares best when it's reveling in the music, offering a reminder that Brown had a life and career that went beyond the tragedies involving Houston and their daughter, Bobbi Kristina.
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The news outlet reported that Sims kept hundreds of pages of notes from his time in the White House, and was a part of a number of meetings that went beyond his typical duties.
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The states countered in their lawsuit that the federal agencies went beyond mere interpretation of civil rights law and in effect created new regulations that should have gone through a notice-and-comment procedure.
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That may be because this is still, officially, the women's season, despite the growing (and logical) movement toward combining the sexes, but nevertheless it felt particularly relevant in a way that went beyond fashion.
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A man I had just begun dating once decided to make me an omelet for breakfast, and my appreciation turned to horror as I noticed that the ingredients went beyond eggs, Cheddar and vegetables.
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But reaction in some corners went beyond a raised eyebrow: Emma Thompson, the two-time Oscar winner who had previously worked on the Pixar film "Brave" with Lasseter, wanted out of a Skydance project.
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Paul Richard's realistic, yet creative self-portraits went beyond the idea of toxic masculinity: in one, he is wearing an immaculate tutu; in another, he appears as if he had fallen from a wheelchair.
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In another case, the staff went beyond an accidental mistake and deliberately filed false information for a donor they couldn't identify, filling in the record with the address of a celebrity by the same name.
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But the questions went beyond what is known as the two-state solution, which would grant Palestinians statehood — an idea that many see as far-fetched or impossible under the Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu administrations.
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"During his eight years as Lieutenant Governor and Governor, Senator Kaine went beyond the requirements of Virginia law, even publicly disclosing gifts of value beneath the reporting threshold," said Amy Dudley, Kaine's Director of Communications.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Donald Trump went "beyond the pale" in calling on Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's email on Wednesday, former CIA Director and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in an exclusive interview.
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In her book on the atrocities, journalist and historian Iris Chang wrote vividly about the horrors she uncovered: Many soldiers went beyond rape to disembowel women, slice off their breasts, nail them alive to walls.
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The actions are expected to include expanded sanctions and diplomatic measures, the officials said, in what the administration deems a proportional response to a Russian operation that went beyond cyber hacking activities common among nations.
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I knew that the first galaxy I explored would be different to the one I saw on PS4—and as I reached out into it, and went beyond, I grabbed these shots of my progression.
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC), publishing the findings of its latest review of control processes, said all auditors had procedures and dedicated resources for ensuring audit quality and some went beyond those required by standards.
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In developing the Clean Power Plan, the agency went beyond its traditional pollution control strategies and recognized the critical connection between emissions reductions and state energy planning decisions about what kinds of energy to use.
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Rallies in support of Apple aren't the usual, but many in the pro-Apple group tonight agreed the fight went beyond one device and had to do with our setting a precedent for our freedom.
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He said the Americans had been pushing for tough new measures that went beyond targeting North Korea's atomic weapons and missile programs, while China wanted any future steps to focus on the question of nonproliferation.
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Such massive entities needed a legal structure that went beyond the individual partnership, and their leaders embraced the corporate form, for the autonomy and stability it offered as well as the protections for individual investors.
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"As we saw too often, the Obama administration went beyond its legal authority in creating legislation that limits the role of state governments," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Republicans frequently returned to the theme of Trump's authority to appoint or remove any ambassador at any time while Democrats throughout the hearing countered that his treatment of Yovanovitch nonetheless went beyond what was appropriate.
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It was this whole new world of magic, mystery, and intuitive intelligence—that went beyond explaining about things—you know, smoke some grass and immediately get turned on to the chromatic waves of the music!
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She transformed completely for the role of Karen Silkwood—mullet haircut, sleeveless shirts, and all—but she went beyond costume and made Karen feel like a woman of her time (the 1970s) and place (Oklahoma).
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Mr. Mnuchin also said that China put a significant number on the table that went beyond the $225 billion of American goods that Beijing promised to purchase in June if Mr. Trump halted his tariffs.
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He went beyond the account of Mr. Comey — who has said the president asked him only to end the Flynn inquiry, not the entire Russia investigation — and would not say who was telling the truth.
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A day after rescinding President Barack Obama's program protecting younger illegal immigrants on the grounds that it went beyond a president's authority, Mr. Trump said he wanted to work with Democrats to legalize the program.
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But most striking of all were his remarks about "toxic corruption," which went beyond accusing Trump officials of violating existing laws to argue that the political rules his own administration has operated under are inadequate.
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Pruitt said the plan went beyond the law by forcing plants to take action to cut emissions not just at the plants but also "outside the fence line" - for instance, by investing in renewable energy.
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In short, the success of Tuesday evening went beyond the pick of Neil Gorsuch -- a widely respected conservative jurist among his liberal colleagues and peers who is clearly in the intellectual mold of the late Scalia.
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But an officer in Marion, Ohio, went beyond the call of duty when an elementary school student reached out to the department via Facebook messenger with a request of the sort it had never received before.
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" But they kept talking and soon, the director says, "it very quickly evolved into something that went beyond what the original concept of what this thing was, and more into the territory where we ended up.
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"During his eight years as lieutenant governor and governor, Senator Kaine went beyond the requirements of Virginia law, promptly disclosing any and all gifts received, including those beneath the reporting threshold," Dudley said in a statement.
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" On Wednesday, Caelynn spoke out about the incident, taking ownership for her words on the show while clarifying that she and Blake had a relationship that went beyond "a one night stand at a music festival.
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They played four straight games against teams with winning records and battled Central Division rival Chicago in a pair of games that went beyond regulation, and they were playing for the third time in four nights.
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But Trump went beyond bomb-throwing, laying out in detail a number of proposals he would seek to enact as president that would reduce the regulatory influence of the federal government, particularly on fossil fuel industries.
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However, Pinterest's new search ads exposed a rather unique element where it seemed like the effect of those search ads went beyond just pushing a user to a conversion online at the moment of seeing it.
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He said the Americans had been pushing for tough new measures that went beyond targeting North Korea's atomic weapons and missile programs, while China wanted any future steps to focus on the question of non-proliferation.
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The statement went beyond one Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron made in February, coming from the man in charge of banking and financial industry issues in France and warning of a potential impact on the European economy.
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And CES this year, wearable technologies focused on health and fitness dominated the show floor and went beyond devices to include clothing, ultimately making tracking one's well-being as simple as putting on a T-shirt.
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"She went beyond opera and classical music showing that opera singers are not just limited to the opera houses but go way beyond that," Christina Sheppelmann, the Liceu's artistic director, told reporters on Saturday in Barcelona.
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The court said that while Yu acted in part to protect his mother, a five-year sentence was appropriate given his actions went beyond reasonable self-defense, and that he later resisted arrest when police arrived.
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" Cindi Leive, the editor of Glamour, said on "CBS This Morning" that she thought the essay went "beyond the kind of boilerplate 'I believe in strong women' that at this point anybody can mouth pretty effectively.
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Weissmann's private observations and sharing of prosecutor's theories went beyond what prosecutors normally do in proffer negotiations and risked planting ideas that could lead the witness to craft his testimony, according to legal experts I consulted.
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Republicans caught off guard by the surprise move said it went beyond Trump's authority and warned it would imperil the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Free Trade Agreement that the White House is pressing Congress to approve.
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John Culberson (R-Texas), who heads a subpanel that provides funding for the Justice Department, warned he would restrict access to money if Attorney General Loretta Lynch went beyond her powers in implementing the new rules.
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But given the demands put forward by his administration over the past few days, many of which went beyond unacceptable for both Canada and Mexico, there was little optimism that more time will produce an agreement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Between 1977 and 1982, the artist Rosemary Mayer, who died in 21982, developed a group of works that went beyond the fabric sculptures she had made earlier in the 22s.
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Roughly speaking, the team consists of Laurel on music, Darren on choreography, LaTurbo on visuals, Martin on the Miku animations, and he and myself pulling it together, although everyone went beyond what they are used to.
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The result was a set of wines that on the whole were far fresher than they might have been 10 years ago, with lower levels of alcohol, and flavors that went beyond simple power and fruitiness.
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One of the videos was published by published by The New York Times in 2017, and pilots told The Times they saw the objects accelerate, stop, and turn in ways that went beyond known aerospace technology.
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However, the source close to Credit Suisse questioned the savings from this given that the most important financial centres had requirements that went beyond the minimum global rules set by the Basel Committee of bank supervisors.
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In other places, demonstrations have been triggered by specific things, even if the protesters' demands went beyond them—increases in metro fares in Chile and fuel prices in Haiti and Ecuador, and electoral fraud in Bolivia.
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Its officials complained that disputes often dragged on much longer than the supposed maximum of 90 days, and—more seriously—that the appellate body made rulings that went beyond what WTO members had signed up to.
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That went beyond the 109 that the White House said were affected because they were in transit when the order was signed -- numbers that the department officials said only applied to the first day of the order.
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" On Wednesday, Miller-Keyes spoke out about the incident, taking ownership for her words on the show while clarifying that she and Horstmann had a relationship that went beyond "a one night stand at a music festival.
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Celebs spared no expense to pull off the look: J.Lo's went beyond her waist, Rihanna's touched her backside, Beyoncé's Grammy 'do was as long as some hemlines, and Nicki Minaj's weave went down to her ankles. Cool?
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It would be not merely a decentralized bank but a decentralized world computer; Ethereum allowed for the automatic execution of programs called "smart contracts," which went beyond the simple movement of money from one place to another.
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Obama's Clean Power Plan allowed states to reduce power plant emissions by using a series of different measures across their plant fleets, which some industry groups said went beyond the scope of the federal Clean Air Act.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A New Zealand library that went beyond stern looks from librarians to ensure peace and quiet has turned off a "mosquito" device after drawing criticism for targeting young people with an annoying, high-pitched buzz.
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The "Basic Instinct" flash, the lesbian gymnastics, the Ray … thing — it all went beyond the edge of delicious discomfort for me, to the point where I had to fight the urge to fast-forward through her scenes.
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While states across the country have faced lawsuits over whether poor school districts are fairly funded, a judge's decision in Connecticut went beyond the issue of money to essentially order an overhaul of the state's education system.
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A. I wish I had a better answer, one that went beyond nodding my head in agreement, but the facts are these: Space is at a premium in New York City, and this extends to aquatic activities.
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Soon after Stonewall, Charles and Fritz started showing works by LGBT artists in their loft in SoHo, but it went beyond just showing work—it was about supporting artists and building community in that moment in history.
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Greg told us that his grandfather, Norm, had a thirst for adventure that went beyond exploring rivers; he was also an avid aviator who flew single-prop planes over the canyons and buttes of his beloved Southwest.
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"Banks have been working very hard with their clients to continue or extend financing, and that requires producers to hedge more," McNulty said, adding that he saw limited appetite for hedging that went beyond what banks required.
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The justification went beyond Trump's firing of Comey, according to the sources, and included the President's conversation with Comey in the Oval Office asking him to drop the investigation into his former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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There, he had asked his congregants to do something they weren't used to: write down personal prayers — ones that went beyond broad calls for world peace — on a small piece of paper and hand them to him.
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When Jackson was left to his own devices to create and dream — rather than to simply read books for possible cultural violations — his natural, irrepressible reflex was to write about something that went beyond his own experience.
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In phone interviews, dozens of Democrats, mostly aged 50 and over, who live in key March primary states like Massachusetts, Virginia, Michigan and Florida, said that Mr. Biden's appeal went beyond his case for beating President Trump.
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In phone interviews, dozens of Democrats, mostly aged 50 and over, who live in key March primary states like Massachusetts, Virginia, Michigan and Florida, said that Mr. Biden's appeal went beyond his case for beating President Trump.
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Corinne Perkins, North America editor for Reuters Pictures, said this year's prize was the result of a commitment to intensive coverage that went beyond the daily headlines on one of the most important stories of the day.
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It developed two techniques, which went beyond standard practice at the F.B.I. and other public labs, for making identifications from DNA samples that were tiny or that contained a mix of more than one person's genetic material.
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Lynn Garcia, the commission's general counsel, said that Patricia Almanza, a state crime lab technician who testified extensively about blood and trace evidence in the case, had repeatedly made assertions that went beyond her fields of expertise.
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Fiat, however, went beyond just exploiting loopholes in European regulations, according to the study scheduled to be released next week at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Symposium on Security and Privacy in San Jose, Calif.
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But these educational events went beyond that, and they're what felt loaded with the greatest weight: The music's raw materials were being handed down to a future generation, as if to clear a path for further development.
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The more I talked with engineers and civilians alike, the more I came to believe that this feeling was hardly unusual and that it went beyond the perfectly rational fear that a robot might take your job.
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The General Court said the European Commission's 2016 regulatory amendment raising the limits on nitrogen oxide emissions from cars and vans went beyond the powers of the EU executive and broke EU human rights and other laws.
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But the love for the female witnesses went beyond the media — on Twitter and Reddit, ordinary people were calling for Fiona Hill to run for president (something she can't legally do, since she was born in England).
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At times he could seem to bristle at the idea that he was a conductor, preferring to think of himself as an interpreter who went beyond merely beating time as he struggled to bring music to life.
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Cramer also went beyond the financial world, highlighting more intel from Cembales, to point blame at national media outlets who opt to cover negative economic news that garners more ratings far more often than positive economic information.
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At the same time, a number of bicycle-sharing companies, such as Wukong Bike and 3Vbike, have closed down due to fierce competition and how the problem of damage and theft of bicycles went beyond their expectations.
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" He pointed to the many public safety reforms he was instituting that went beyond just the police department: "senior citizen groups working with police, a police-clergy alliance, the changes we were making in our court systems.
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The most user-friendly of the Ten & Taller virtual components is the interactive map, where you can see Manhattan gradually populate with offices, hotels, and apartments that went beyond 10 stories, concentrated around commercial hubs like Broadway.
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On Sunday night, administration officials used "border security" to label policies that went beyond simply apprehending immigrants crossing the border without papers, to encompass everything from eliminating sanctuary cities to making it harder to apply for asylum.
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That knowledge made him such a great guest to book on the news programs I was producing at the time because he went beyond the headline numbers of any given poll and put them in a wiser context.
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As for Teairra's argument he went beyond a basic repost by applying a black & white filter "to highlight the color contrast of the semen" ... 50 says even if that's true, he didn't change the nature of the photo.
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A science-fiction movie produced by Walt Disney Pictures, it cost a reported $350 million and was intended to be a franchise that went beyond mere sequels and would include theme-park attractions and all manner of merchandise.
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As you know, Jon and his "suicide squad," which included The Hound, Tormund, Jorah, Beric, Thoros, and Gendry, all went beyond the wall to capture a White Walker to bring to Cersei as proof of the impending danger.
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The ruling by U.S. District Judge Dan Polster in Cleveland, Ohio, was a victory for lawyers for cities and counties suing the drug companies who argued the companies' legal duties went beyond just identifying and reporting suspicious orders.
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DIGENOVA: -- which is having conducted -- not only is he conflicted because he was a witness, and he signed some of the warrants, guess what, suppose there was activity, which I believe there was, that went beyond the law.
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It also signed an agreement with Washington state in July pledging to scrub its platform of discriminatory targeting tools that went beyond race and religion and included veteran and military status, disability status, national origin, and sexual orientation.
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Last week in a speech at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, CIA Director Mike Pompeo went further than any US government official in describing a role by WikiLeaks that went beyond First Amendment activity.
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The defense team of both Temer and Rousseff requested the testimony be scrapped, arguing that it went beyond the scope of the original complaint filed by the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) after it lost the 2014 election.
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She disagreed that the hospitality went beyond what was provided by other banks, citing in particular documents presented by Goldman to the court which showed tickets to top sporting events were provided by another bank to LIA officials.
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Yet the Lords—who are unelected, unrepresentative and include a bench of Church of England bishops—would provoke crisis if they went beyond their historical role of fine-tuning legislation to become a serious check on the government.
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The Obama administration's interventionism went beyond the Middle East with Clinton ally and uber hawk Victoria Nuland helping to instigate a 2014 coup in Ukraine, assuming a warlike posture toward Russia that animates the Democratic Party still today.
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Private businesses — ranging from home improvement stores like Home Depot and Lowe's to grocers such as HEB in Texas and Publix in Florida — went beyond the call of duty to re-establish supply lines ravaged by the storms.
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In March 2016, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Mateski's claims went beyond known problems in developing the NPOESS, which suffered from delays and cost overruns, and overturned Wright's dismissal of the case three years earlier.
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The justification went beyond Trump's firing of Comey, according to the sources, and also included the President's conversation with Comey in the Oval Office asking him to drop the investigation into his former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Russia is still angry about the alliance's intervention in Libya in 2011, charging that the United States and its allies went beyond a United Nations Security Council resolution, which Russia accepted through abstention, in order to overthrow Col.
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He agreed to take the precautions mandated by the city ordinance and in some cases went beyond them — replacing, for instance, every slat of wood on the side of the house facing our home to avoid sanding entirely.
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"I think a lot of people expected his speech to focus largely on national security, but it went beyond that," Riham Osman, communications coordinator for the Muslim Public Affairs Council, told me as we chatted after the speech.
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The follow-up took Def Jam Vendetta's combination of hip-hop culture and WWF No Mercy-style grappling even further, incorporating new fighting styles and settings that went beyond the basic pro wrestling rings of the previous game.
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In an interview on CNBC, Kudlow said the phase one part of the China trade deal was "for real" and went beyond Chinese purchases of U.S. agricultural products to include the opening of non-tariff barriers on agriculture.
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"IOTA is the first distributed ledger technology that went beyond blockchain with a completely new architecture that resolves the bottleneck problems of blockchain that has prevented real-world adoption," Dominik Schiener, co-founder of IOTA Foundation, told TechCrunch.
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Cuomo supporters, like Stu Loeser, the longtime former spokesman for Mayor Michael Bloomberg, said the governor's advantage heading into primary went beyond the gulf in spending -- and pointed to a misreading of the electorate by Cuomo's Democratic opponents.
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In an interview with Bloomberg on Friday, Bannon said that the allegations that Moore pursued sexual or romantic relations with teenage girls while he was in his 30s went beyond politics, and were intended to ruin the candidate.
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It also included a mock execution by an interrogator who racked the slide of a pistol as if preparing to fire it and then revved a power drill next to his head, which went beyond the approved program.
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Lewandowski, who has been steadfastly loyal to Trump inside and outside his political operation, went beyond that request by declining to discuss his conversations with the president and at times stating that his memory needed to be refreshed.
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Senator Kaine, who came across as highly intelligent, personally approachable, and slightly nervous, acknowledged that police shouldered burdens of addressing mental health issues, poverty, and other social and economic ills that went beyond their job description as crime fighters.
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Because SQL Server's needs always went beyond what Windows and Windows Server were able to offer, especially with regard to memory management, the team had already built many of the standard OS features into SQL Server's OS layer already.
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"Our best efforts to achieve a pre-pack administration have failed because the financial requirements specified within the negotiations went beyond the point where the new company had a chance of financial viability," A Vertu spokesperson told The Telegraph.
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This isn't the same thing as a spy being in Trump's campaign, obviously, since Halper never actually worked for him — nor is there evidence that Halper went beyond the bounds of a legitimate counterintelligence investigation into Russian election meddling.
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As a teenager growing up in Northern California, he was obsessed with Nirvana, and the file-sharing service Napster opened him up to a whole realm of live and rare recordings that went beyond the band's relatively small discography.
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Mr. Ryan said that the extent to which Mr. Trump was utilizing his own businesses for his run was unprecedented and that because of his unique financial circumstances, he was wading into territory that went beyond the commission's guidance.
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The buffet breakfast, served in an airy ground-floor atrium with a view of the gardens of surrounding apartment towers, went beyond the basic continental of croissant, juice and coffee by adding cereals, cheese, ham and fresh fruit salad.
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The Cubs checked all the boxes they set out to achieve during the regular season, and even went beyond one goal by winning 103 games, and as a result have no plans to change their approach for the postseason.
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"We overdisclosed," Mr. Weisselberg said, explaining that it was decided that when a Trump company owned 100 percent of a property, all of the associated debt would be disclosed, something that he said went beyond what the law required.
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Tan said that Uber and Grab are educating each other on how their respective businesses are developing, and on that note Grab today went beyond ride-hailing with the launch of its "super app" that integrates third-party services.
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And after Amazon went beyond its traditional role of e-commerce heavyweight and became more active in brick-and-mortar retail through its Whole Foods acquisition, some other retailers, like Albertsons and Walgreens, have announced cloud deals with Microsoft.
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Mr. Barr served as a driving force in securing the power to declassify government secrets, and the lead-up to Thursday's announcement demonstrated an amount of planning that went beyond previous similar forays by Mr. Trump and his aides.
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Students said that Bella Ratchinskaia, a teacher at the school, at times went beyond the limits of normal practice during ballet classes, roughly forcing their limbs into position or scratching them as she adjusted their bodies, sometimes drawing blood.
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Mr. Baquet and Mr. Kahn, however, went beyond the report and more bluntly addressed the need for staff cuts, saying that moving away from "duplicative and often low-value line editing" would lead to reductions in the editor ranks.
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In a statement released on Thursday, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, who had pushed for a recall of the Ikea furniture, applauded the settlement but emphasized that the danger of furniture tip-overs went beyond the company's faulty dressers.
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"Not like grandma's" would be the yardstick with which I measured all of my dishes until I started branching out and cooking other cuisine—Italian, Chinese, barbecue—and what I found was that my skills went beyond Mexican food.
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Yet Chinese officials say they drew the line, and they unusually leaked details of the talks to support their argument, when the U.S. side went beyond economic goals toward demands that Beijing rewrite its laws to alter its state-controlled system.
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The court said Mateski's claims went beyond publicly disclosed problems in developing the National Polar-Orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System, which suffered from delays and cost overruns, including problems outlined in a U.S. Government Accountability Office report from November 2005.
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Boath, the only defendant to answer SFO questions in 2014 and 2016 that went beyond a prepared statement, was told the agreements were legal as long as Qatar provided valuable services, according to extracts of interview transcripts shown to the court.
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It went beyond previous experiments using CRISPR to alter the DNA of human embryos, all of which were conducted in China, in that it edited the genomes of many more embryos and targeted a gene associated with a significant human disease.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States must contribute to international efforts to protect the climate and help Europe respond to the challenge of a rising China, the German chancellor's heir apparent said, arguing that fair burden sharing went beyond military spending.
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WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Some of the ads bought by Russians on Facebook last year promoted events during the U.S. presidential campaign, Facebook Inc said on Tuesday, indicating that alleged meddling ahead of the 2016 election went beyond social media.
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He sparked controversy again this week, when he impugned past presidents for not calling families of service members killed in combat — the latest incident where his inclination to speak off the cuff went beyond the normal remarks of prior presidents.
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In October the bank published a report on the benefits of EU membership that "went beyond its remit", says Tony Yates of Birmingham University, because it talked about topics—economic "dynamism" and "openness"—that do not pertain to monetary policy.
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The ICN said John Lewis could set a positive example for other retailers if its response went beyond just withdrawing its worktops, and included talking with suppliers and drawing up an action plan to ensure its supply chains were slavery-free.
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They challenged the ban's final version on two grounds: that it went beyond the authority to bar foreign nationals that Congress had granted the executive branch, and that it violated the First Amendment's Establishment Clause by targeting Muslims for discrimination.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said outcry over Russia's plan to double its gas pipeline to Germany went beyond legal issues as the project would alter the EU's gas market landscape, according to a letter seen by Reuters.
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The majority decision went beyond the question in the case to assert that only quid pro quo corruption — a measurable exchange of legislative favors for campaign money — justified regulation, indicating that the court would look skeptically on most campaign-finance limits.
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The Temer and Rousseff defense teams requested the Odebrecht testimony be scrapped, holding that it went beyond the scope of the original complaint filed to the court by the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) after it lost the 2014 election.
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The palace said it went beyond its "call of obligation" by meeting all lawmakers and the leaders of various political parties before the king arrived at his decision that Muhyiddin was the person likely to command a majority in parliament.
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Mr. Trump continues to rely for advice on leading hawks, the national security adviser, John Bolton, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who on Thursday went beyond the tanker incidents to accuse Iran of several other attacks without offering proof.
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It went beyond them in finally unraveling the tormented history of the Swedish super-cop Saga Noren (Sofia Helin), and it provided her with a valedictory moment that was inevitable (if you had watched the whole series) but still devastating.
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The warning, from Ali Akbar Salehi, president of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, went beyond generic threats of unspecified Iranian reprisals if Mr. Trump reneges on the accord, reached with Iran and six world powers, including the United States.
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A crucial figure in the early history of avant-garde and feminist film, Ms. Dulac set out to create "pure cinema" — an art form that divested itself of or went beyond the influences of other arts, like theater and painting.
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At first glance the show evokes Yves Klein's immersive Le Vide (The Void) 1958 show at Galerie Iris Clert, where Klein went beyond the monochrome canvas by emptying out, whitewashing the gallery and "impregnating" the empty space with his consciousness.
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The remarks by Douglas A. Warner III, the chairman of the center's board of managers and overseers, as well as Dr. Craig B. Thompson, the chief executive, went beyond previous hospital statements about the former chief medical officer, Dr. José Baselga.
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A State Department official, who briefed reporters under ground rules that he not be identified, said the administration would impose costs if Turkey went "beyond the lines," which he defined as ethnic cleansing or indiscriminate artillery and airstrikes directed at civilians.
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This meeting would suggest that efforts to discredit the Bidens were well underway before Giuliani began to publicly discuss them this spring, and that attempts to launch some sort of investigation into the Biden family went beyond executive branch officials.
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The Temer and Rousseff defense teams requested the testimony be scrapped by the court known as TSE, holding that it went beyond the scope of the original complaint filed by the Brazilian Social Democracy Party after it lost the 2014 election.
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Senate HELP Chairman Lamar Alexander, a chief architect of ESSA, led the charge to kill the rule, arguing it would hamstring local decision-making and went beyond the scope of what Congress had intended when it passed ESSA in 2015.
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Even as the Rohingya fled for Bangladesh they were fired on by military helicopters while the Myanmar Navy sought to sink overcrowded ferries, the report said, adding this showed the campaign went beyond the aim of merely driving the people out.
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WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Some of the ads bought by Russians on Facebook last year promoted events during the U.S. presidential campaign, Facebook Inc said on Tuesday, indicating that alleged meddling ahead of the 2016 election went beyond social media.
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They were real stories about something in the Star Wars universe that went beyond the meager read-along children's books I had and whatever weird adventures I imagined for my favorite characters while playing with the extensive line of Star Wars toys.
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Louis Posen: Going way back to 1999, we launched our non-profit organization called Sub City where we realized we were reaching a lot of people with Hopeless, and we wanted to do something that went beyond making artists famous and making money.
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"Gisele always struck me as being super-professional and likable, but with an understanding of her role that went beyond merely turning up and delivering the goods," said Joe McKenna, a stylist behind some of the more influential fashion campaigns of recent decades.
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The South Korean military said it fired flares and hundreds of machine-gun rounds near the Russian aircraft after it went beyond violating its air defense identification zone — a buffer around airspace controlled by a country — to intrude on its airspace proper.
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He wrote an op-ed piece for The Telegraph headlined "I Cannot Stress Too Much That Britain Is Part of Europe — and Always Will Be," which went beyond reassuring the markets and left the impression that nothing very important had happened at all.
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Kavanaugh went beyond his judicial colleagues to not only argue that such metadata did not constitute a search under the Fourth Amendment but that, if it were a search, it was still constitutional because the government had a "special need" in preventing terrorism.
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The ruling could mean charges brought against Cerén, who was himself a member of the FMLN leadership during the war in which the guerrillas allegedly went beyond combating an authoritarian regime and also kidnapped, murdered, and forced people to work for them.
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His temporary custody exceeded the maximum time of 18 months prescribed by Greek law, and went beyond the initial warrant issued against him for the murder of Pavlos Fyssas, but he was held for longer because additional charges were filed against him.
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In Beijing, the decision was seen as a major setback, one that went beyond its interests on the Korean Peninsula to the larger strategic question of an arms race in Northeast Asia that could impel China — and Russia — to develop more sophisticated weapons.
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The sentences were a year longer than prosecutors had asked for, said Fortner, noting the crimes went beyond disagreements over the battle flag used by the pro-slavery South during the U.S. Civil War, which some defend as part of its heritage.
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The hearing focused on whether the child porn should ever have been discovered; Gartenlaub's lawyers argued that because child porn is not foreign intelligence, those files went beyond the scope of a warrant authorized by the secret FISA Court back in 2014.
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These went beyond an elevator that can run on Sabbath mode Friday night and Saturday — stopping at every floor so that observant Jews need not push a button, a violation of an injunction that stems from a prohibition against creating sparks and fires.
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When Laura Siegemund, who once reached 26th in the women's tennis rankings, had to drop down to the I.T.F. Pro Circuit as she came back from an injury, she noticed a significant difference in the players there that went beyond skills and polish.
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Unlike the other corporate contributors, it went beyond support for the foundations, signing an $18 million contract with a sports management company that Ms. Choi ran in Germany, to fund a program for training Korean equestrians, which mainly benefited Ms. Choi's daughter.
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Representative Tim Murphy — Republican of Pennsylvania and the chairman of the subcommittee on oversight and investigations, which called the hearing — said Tuesday that the inquiry was justified and that Congress's concern went beyond its $2 million annual contribution to the global regulator.
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In October, Google went beyond software, introducing its first line of hardware made inside and out by Google, including the Pixel phone, Google Home, a virtual reality headset and controller known as Daydream View, Google Wi-Fi and the streaming device Chromecast Ultra.
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But by the time the Fed sees signs of an activity downturn and subsiding inflation, the economy could be into an irretrievable tailspin as a result of a lagged recessionary impact of interest rate increases that went beyond the necessary policy restraint.
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"Because all of this actually went beyond the capacities of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and because delays arose which had to be prevented owing to the nature of the matter, Pope Francis has undertaken further reforms," he writes.
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To defend itself, the government declassified large amounts of information about the program's rules and limits, including court documents showing the N.S.A. had repeatedly confessed that it had discovered it was using the data in ways that went beyond what judges had approved.
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The FBI's justification in opening the obstruction of justice case went beyond Trump's firing of Comey, CNN previously reported, and included the President's conversation with Comey in the Oval Office asking him to drop the investigation into his former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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That revelation, first reported by CNN a week ago, went beyond the October statement by the 17 intelligence agencies that only said that Russia was seeking to undermine the election, but did not go as far as to say it was to benefit Trump.
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Paul Manafort Former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort filed papers late Monday asking a judge to suppress evidence seized last summer from his home in Virginia, arguing that the search warrant was "overbroad" and that the agents who executed it went beyond its parameters.
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If proof exists that Rice went beyond unmasking and was responsible for the leaking of Trump transition official Michael Flynn's conversations with Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak -- and there is no proof of that to this point -- then it absolutely warrants closer scrutiny.
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In January 23 he went beyond his previous pledge to hold a referendum on any new EU treaty, promising that a future Conservative government would seek fundamental reforms in Britain's relationship with the EU and then hold a referendum on whether to stay in.
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However, as Mr. Zubaydah prepared to take the stand — he was said to be waiting outside the door — a lawyer representing him told the judge that he would object if questioning went beyond the conditions of confinement in Camp 7 and reached potentially incriminating topics.
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" The Arizona Republican, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, went beyond a critique of American politics to say he believes an "authoritarian impulse" is experiencing a resurgence worldwide and that the "global commitment to democracy seems now to be on somewhat shaky ground.
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The allegations went beyond portraying a sexist work environment and detailed racist attitudes of the Badoo founder: While Badoo's popularity grew in Europe and Latin America in the early 2010s, adoption was slow in the U.S. The American user base then was mostly Latino.
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The interest went beyond the women: Young soldiers eagerly perused the glossy advertisements for the latest stereos, cars and fashion, which they could buy at one of the mall-like PXs on the military's sprawling bases (yes, even cars, which the government would ship home).
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Trump's comments went beyond what senior administration officials have said about the alleged attacks plotted by Soleimani, which they have described as posing an imminent threat to American lives without going into further detail in a purported effort to protect intelligence sources and methods.
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Wilkinson and a State Department lawyer also objected that many of the questions asked by an attorney for Judicial Watch went beyond the areas permitted by U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan, who authorized fact-finding highly unusual in a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.
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Lawrence also said in that article that he was unaware of any case in the 50-year history of the church when a complaint against a lay member went beyond being resolved but either that person's pastor or by a district superintendent via "pastoral steps."
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The semiannual event, known as Orgo Night (so named because it was originally held right before organic chemistry exams), was meant to signal to the world that Columbia was a place of occasional levity — that the student experience went beyond the toil and grind.
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He went beyond his campaign promises to renegotiate the rules of trade in favor of America — a view that some economists, at least, find to be a plausible depiction of the state of global trade regimes — and offered an economic vision that gazed decidedly inward.
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An independent report into the conflict (commissioned by the EU) found that Georgia was to blame for starting the war after an indiscriminate assault on the city of Tskhinvali in South Ossetia, however, although it said Russia's military response went beyond reasonable limits and violated international law.
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"Our results confirm what has already been found for (cognitive behavioral therapy), and we went beyond that to show this other mindfulness approach was equally effective for chronic back pain," said Daniel C. Cherkin, a senior scientific investigator at the Group Health Research Institute in Seattle.
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The Rangers, who lead the Blue Jackets by one point for third place in the division, is riding a four-game overall point streak (33-0-1) after posting a 4-2400 overtime victory at New Jersey on Saturday - their third straight contest that went beyond regulation.
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But the global system was still serving narrow interests, and the change that was needed went beyond simply "tinkering with education or credit for poor people or ... putting the word 'inclusive' in front of every possible economic process you can imagine and believing you've solved the problem".
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Additionally, much has been made of Richard Spencer's attempts to make Nazis look "dapper," and in the days leading up to the Unite the Right protest in Charlottesville, racist blogger Andrew Anglin recognized that his cohorts had an optics problem that went beyond their neo-Nazi beliefs.
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" U.S. Open organizers elected not to suspend Lahyani from further duties at the tournament but did release a critical statement that said Lahyani's conduct "went beyond protocol" and that he had been "advised to adhere to proper protocols in all matches that he officiates moving forward.
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But it is also a story of how the impact of America's war in Vietnam went beyond Vietnam in ways that hindered good diplomacy elsewhere, ruined the lives of people far from the front lines and played a vital role in shaping the future of East Asia.
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A federal judge in Texas heard arguments on Wednesday in a bid by Texas and eight other states to end the program, which they say went beyond President Barack Obama's authority and imposed a heavy financial burden on states saddled with the costs of illegal immigration.
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If the future of "Star Wars" is TV, then "The Mandalorian" is the perfect blueprint"The Mandalorian" proved that "Star Wars" can make the leap to prestige TV with a movie-like budget, memorable characters, and new stories that went beyond the Skywalker Saga of the films.
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" Peter Kucik, a former expert at Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, which enforces U.S. sanctions, said such a meeting by an American executive with a sanctioned official would run the risk of violating U.S. regulations if they "went beyond casual conversation, entered into an agreement.
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This would normally have most agents advising their clients to run far, far away in the direction of a bias-cut goddess gown (and who knows, maybe their agents did suggest it), yet both women stuck with him, suggesting a mutual appreciation that went beyond marketing.
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Atkins, however, expressed concern that the tweets went beyond making strong pronouncements to violating the Securities and Exchange Commission's regulations on fair disclosure, which prohibits public companies from disclosing nonpublic, material information to certain individuals or entities unless the information is also disclosed to the public.
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Sanders' comments went beyond the Liberty Union's proposal for public takeover of state utilities, which said investors and bondholders with more than 210 shares would have to convert their holding to non-voting stock and income bonds which carry no fixed claim to dividends or interest payments.
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" Peter Kucik, a former expert at Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, which enforces U.S. sanctions, said such a meeting by an American executive with a sanctioned official would run the risk of violating U.S. regulations if they "went beyond casual conversation, entered into an agreement.
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The two went beyond road building to show that increases in public transit and changes in land use — basically, building apartments next to office buildings so that more people can walk or bike to work — also fail to cut traffic (or do so only a little).
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With May due to set out her vision for Brexit in a speech in the Italian city of Florence on Friday, Johnson published a 4,300-word article that roamed well beyond his ministerial brief and, in some cases, went beyond the approach set out by the government.
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When President Trump welcomed President Emmanuel Macron of France to the White House on Tuesday for the first official state visit of the Trump administration, their body language went beyond the usual respectful handshakes of two world leaders meeting for high-level talks and bordered on the intimate.
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With May due to set out her vision for Brexit in a speech in the Italian city of Florence on Friday, Johnson published a 4,300-word newspaper article that roamed well beyond his ministerial brief and, in some cases, went beyond the approach set out by the government.
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Akhmetshin's lobbying has made him a player in DC, and a Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA) complaint filed against him, as picked up by Grassley, has alleged that his lobbying went beyond what was disclosed and was conducted as a foreign agent on behalf of the Russian government.
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Thus, although a senator may be concerned about why Kavanaugh has sought to limit the power of a particular regulatory agency, his decision was likely based not on hostility to the specifics of the rule but rather on his view that the rule went beyond what Congress had authorized.
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Yes, but: Markets moved, even though it's still unclear whether he went beyond State Department official Brian Hook's July 2 comments, which stated that while the U.S. is not looking to grant waivers, it would work with countries that are reducing imports on a "case by case" basis.
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Although criticized by some lawmakers and activists for not being ambitious enough, the proposals in some areas went beyond guidelines, known as BEPS, agreed at international level by the G20 group of the world's largest economies and by members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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"Beginning several weeks ago, we put protocols in place that were in adherence to, and in some cases went beyond, the guidelines we received from state and local officials in order to protect our community," a statement from Atria's Senior Vice President of Care Mike Gentry said Sunday.
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Importantly, this vision went beyond protecting U.S. borders and combating terrorism — it also addressed health as a security issue, and how American investments in global health, epidemic preparedness, and innovation are essential to keeping Americans safe and healthy at home and preventing destabilizing health crises around the world.
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Other leaders, however, played down the extent to which they went beyond existing commitments to increase contributions to their own defense, as Trump demanded they share more of what he calls an unfair burden on U.S. taxpayers in funding an alliance focused on discouraging pressure from a resurgent Moscow.
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In an interview with Uncut Magazine in 2012, Stevens said that the festive EPs went beyond the religious for a reason: At his best, this is what Stevens has always done, bleeding the sacred into the profane, making the mundane spiritual, articulating tiny details before laying out an earth-shattering catastrophe.
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Lately, the mayor has appeared to struggle with how to respond to the spate of inquiries, which have centered on whether his fund-raising activities — aimed at pressing for his liberal agenda or at getting Democrats elected to the State Senate in 2014 — went beyond the boundaries of the law.
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But diplomats in Geneva said the damage to the global trading system went beyond the impact on metals, dealing a blow to the foundations of the W.T.O. The Trump administration has justified its steel and aluminum tariffs by claiming that American national security is imperiled by a dependence on imported metals.
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But in ordering up a new inquiry, Mr. Trump went beyond his usual tactics of suggesting wrongdoing and political bias by those investigating him, and crossed over into applying overt presidential pressure on the Justice Department to do his bidding, an extraordinary realm where past presidents have hesitated to tread.
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Neil J. Kinkopf, a former lawyer in the Justice Department's office of legal counsel who is now a law professor at Georgia State University, said Francisco went beyond the narrow issue the Supreme Court was facing in order to make an argument about the president's wide authority to dismiss government officers.
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Back in October, I predicted that there was a strong likelihood that if Donald Trump were elected, he would take steps to limit immigration that went beyond what even most Republicans found appropriate, and that such a move by Trump would open the door to the possibility of bipartisan immigration reform.
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"In 2010, all three candidates for the U.S. Senate — Kendrick Meek, Charlie Crist and myself — agreed that Floridians deserved a discussion and debate about the future of our state and nation that went beyond 30-second ads and TV news soundbites," Rubio wrote in a letter to Murphy, according to Politico.
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