When you begin to think about how we went forward, our culture went forward into an embracing a woman's sexuality in the 80s, with Madonna.
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The discussions went forward, but the cameras were mostly absent.
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The comment period went forward, however, ending in early December.
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She went forward ... and we got to the right result.
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The Texas tattoo artist was hesitant but ultimately went forward.
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We're told they worked it out over email and went forward.
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The question was, how exactly would it unfold as went forward?
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In the end, the study went forward, with Dr. Huizenga's cooperation.
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But the case went forward and d'Youville was canonized on Dec.
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It just never went forward because of [a lack of] resources.
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But he gamely went forward after arriving here early Thursday afternoon.
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McConnell regularly notes that's how Bill Clinton's impeachment trial went forward.
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But the state went forward with four of eight planned executions.
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Nonetheless he went forward, giving the indication that he would be fair.
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Mr. Portale then went forward on his own with the second place.
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The Cooper deposition eventually went forward anyway -- just after 3 p.m. Eastern.
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I volunteered for it, they selected me, and the rest went forward.
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MCCARTHY: They gave that explanation after we went forward in public with it.
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On Saturday, Boissonneault and her Phillippo's intimate Toronto wedding went forward as planned.
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From there I went forward, connecting with songwriters like Patti Smith and Alanis Morissette.
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The city and series went forward with the double-header finale this past July.
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I went forward and met the ball each time with a firm, straight bat.
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And yet, movies went forward anyway, flaws and all, because they were compelling and exciting.
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Yet the deal went forward without Walgreens ever checking whether Theranos' test results were accurate.
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So we sort of just went forward as if we were pretending we were dating.
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His Justice and Development Party won a sweeping victory, and Mr. Gul's nomination went forward.
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: He set up a plan and he went forward with his plan. Yeah.
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Obama later went forward with strikes against ISIS targets in Syria and didn't bother asking Congress.
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The couple said they went forward with the wedding with tempered enthusiasm because of the experience.
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We went forward with the storage rule, but the distributed energy resource rule is still pending.
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Clark: I read that she wasn't particularly happy that the show went forward using her likeness.
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Not even as the proceedings went forward — all 20123 votes going, as expected, to Mr. Trump.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo still went forward with a trip to Britain during the week.
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Before the ruling on jurisdiction, they dropped that claim and went forward with the other one.
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Janizia went forward with her plan at Alexandria High School's annual talent show on January 30.
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He granted a preliminary injunction blocking the state from enforcing the law while the case went forward.
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The Manhattan prosecutors stood down because, once Mueller's federal case went forward, they were out of luck.
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Nevertheless, Ross went forward with adding the question in addition to instructing the agency to compile administrative records.
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Though some thought Bacon's design was too showy (critics preferred a simple log cabin), his plan went forward.
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Doctors initially postponed a surgical procedure due to complications but ultimately went forward with the operation on Monday.
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He congratulated me and my staff on the manner in which we handled this campaign and went forward.
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The committee went forward with Stras's confirmation hearing despite having never received a blue slip from former Sen.
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So, his upper body went forward and he went flying, briefly, through the air like a wounded duck.
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The Bush administration appealed, but later reached an agreement with House Democrats and the appeal never went forward.
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Cohen told the court he would plead the 5th if Stormy's lawsuit over the "hush" agreement went forward.
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Max Muay Thai went forward with it's non-televised daily show, set up mainly for Chinese tour companies.
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The president of our university was counseled that there was substantial risk of violence if the event went forward.
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The clocks went forward and the extra hours of sunlight are bringing out the sunnier sides of your disposition.
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Instead of being undertaken pursuant to a law like BRAC, Simpson-Bowles went forward simply as a presidential commission.
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The FBI ultimately found a way to unlock the phone without Apple's assistance, so the suit never went forward.
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If such a deal went forward, Pyongyang is likely to seek payment in cash or engage in commodity bartering.
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The boat slowly turned around and made its way back the way it came, and the race went forward.
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She laughed nervously and then went forward again before reaching the end and stopping with a slightly lighter jolt.
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Three agreed to donate, and one, Deidre Cannon, 34, who was a good match, went forward with the operation.
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The trial itself went forward, and it is now — with the exception of Ross's sought testimony and closing arguments — done.
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Abortion-rights supporters wore "STOP THE BANS" T-shirts in the Senate chamber on Wednesday as the vote went forward.
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The judge agreed with her motion citing "irreparable injury" to Camille Cosby if the deposition went forward at this time.
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Before now, Moonves had been allowed to continue his work as CEO of the network as the investigations went forward.
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The FCC in February went forward with a proposal that would bring competition into the cable set-top box market.
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In the end, all of these things went forward, as if no one had lost their teeth protesting against them.
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If a defamation case went forward, cross-examination under oath and full discovery would undoubtedly yield even more damning evidence.
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A few soldiers went forward to check the trail before the rest of the platoon moved to the ambush site.
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Macron was unsuccessful in his efforts and Trump went forward with announcing the United States's withdrawal from the deal last month.
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Rieko almost set his brother up for a third with a brilliant run against Australia but his final pass went forward.
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But the team was still spooked enough by the government's intervention to walk away from the partnership before it ever went forward.
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"We went forward and backward and then we said we have to stop now because the race is on," said the Austrian.
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According to reports, city leaders went forward with the firework display because they wanted people to remember the fireworks, not the fire.
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It was, and eventually they were able to put him under with more medication, and his surgery went forward with no complications.
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When Yaroslavl went forward with plans for a partnership the following month, Mr. Sanders was exuberant in a letter to his counterpart.
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"As I went forward, what was happening behind closed doors was radically different than what was being shown publicly," Flock tells me.
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Step by step, he went forward to an opaque future that he was sure—absolutely, unshakably sure—would one day be glorious.
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Fantastic Fest 2017 went forward in September, but Ain't It Cool News was dropped as a sponsor and neither Knowles nor League attended.
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Clinton canceled only part of her schedule and went forward with an address on Friday to the African Methodist Episcopal convention in Philadelphia.
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The auctions at EVE have been particularly problematic: Last year, the house went forward with a sale of Hopi masks despite legal challenges.
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Buzzfeed took a look at some data provided by Uber used to calculate a fare cut that ultimately went forward in January 2016.
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The tank sale went forward even though some administration officials have been worried that it could implicate the United States in war crimes.
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Iran has a stout defense, but the attack that had looked moribund against Morocco was dangerous when they finally went forward against Spain.
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That went forward despite protests from minority shareholders in Oi who complained they were being saddled with debt as a result of the deal.
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Mr. Cohen told a reporter for the website that marital rape was not legally possible, and threatened the reporter if the story went forward.
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His trial went forward only after U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel ruled Roof to be competent to face charges and stand in his defense.
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The event went forward as planned, with Pompeo and first lady Melania Trump honoring 10 women — including some activists and at least one reporter.
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And the next day Nye met for hours with the company's head of mortgage servicing while the annual meeting went forward across the street.
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And two super PACS, the Senate Majority PAC and the New Republican PAC, went forward with airing ads going after Scott and Nelson, respectively.
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A series of other delays pushed the meeting back more than three hours as negotiations among commissioners and phone calls with Congress went forward.
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"One of the reasons the civil rights movement went forward was that black people were able to overcome their fear," said sportscaster Bryant Gumbel.
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The briefing went forward without him, and Mr. Pompeo, who has feuded with Mr. Bolton for months, shed no tears about the president's decision.
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When water levels dropped Sunday, the divers went forward with a more methodical approach, deploying a rope line and extra oxygen supplies along the way.
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Nichols argued the case before Bates and later successfully argued for the DC Circuit to put Bates's ruling on hold while the appeal went forward.
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There&aposs nothing calendar as it related to them, but they showed up, they stormed to the mic, and then went forward talking about this.
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But Murray told he mother, "since when do we care what Dad wants" and planning for the elegant mass for some 3,000 guests went forward.
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As the campaign went forward, what I saw was David Duke reverting back to his old campaign practices, and I was not comfortable with that.
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And so on July 17, Trump again went forward with certifying the agreement, notifying his team it would be the last time he did so.
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Still, the school went forward with the project and later played down the concerns of parents and students who complained about coughs, headaches and rashes.
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The swap went forward without Levinson, but the Americans stipulated that movement on his case would be the threshold condition for any future prisoner deal.
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"The banks agreed with Rad on some issues, disagreed with him on others, and went forward with their work," IAC said in its court filing.
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She knew if the show went forward after the pilot, there would be adjustments needed to accommodate her, but, she thought, why count herself out?
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But the Journal said later on in the conversation, Cohen claimed he went forward with some of his guilty plea in part to protect his wife.
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But Biaxin, a macrolide antibiotic, wasn't flagged by the pharmacy, and Sagese went forward with taking both medications as she prepared to celebrate her upcoming birthday.
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Pitawanakwat was bailed out of prison in November but says a BC judge banned him from staying in the province, even as his trial went forward.
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Even as he grounded Pelosi and his Cabinet from using military planes to travel abroad, his wife Melania's weekend trip to Mar-a-Lago went forward.
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The threat may have been just a jab — Friday's briefing went forward as scheduled — but Mr. Trump later told Fox that he was thinking about it.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Stephen Breyer dissented and would have kept in place an injunction blocking construction while the litigation went forward.
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But as the vote went forward a C-Span anchor took calls, C-Span was effortlessly playing live streams from Periscope and Facebook on the lower third.
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IMMIGRATION Trump's move to block entry into the US of people from predominantly Muslim countries, which finally went forward last week, drew condemnation from many G20 leaders.
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"More went forward with their pregnancy to actually have a baby rather than to choose to terminate," Sally Brinkman, the lead author of the study, told NPR.
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Murray resigned in the wake of another allegation in September, when his own cousin went forward saying Murray had abused him while the cousin was a teenager.
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Along the streets of downtown Chicago on Friday evening, demonstrations that had been planned for weeks went forward, though some now felt more like celebrations than protests.
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And even John doing his production then informed the sound that we went forward with for the whole album, cause that was quite early on in the process.
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Death row inmates who had execution dates filed suit in federal court in Washington, DC, in 2005, and the judge stayed their executions while the case went forward.
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But as the proceedings went forward and a lot of time was spent not just in depositions but listening to the tapes, it really did change people's minds.
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The judge said, among other things, that the government would suffer no irreparable harm if the trial went forward and the extra-record discovery was later deemed inadmissible.
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Mr. Weissmann noted that those talks went forward despite the "enormous amount of attention" in the United States at the time to contacts between Russians and Trump associates.
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The new study of the Netherlands fills out that picture considerably, detailing the agonizing decisions by both doctors and patients in cases that went forward, ending in voluntary death.
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The judge concluded that the challengers were likely to suffer irreparable harm without immediate action from the court to partially continue the DACA program as the litigation went forward.
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In some respects, the Dash feels like the coolest device I've ever used, like someone went forward a few years into the future and brought back these tiny earbuds.
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Most recently, it threatened to leave Seattle if the city council went forward with a new tax on large corporations aimed at eradicating Seattle's out-of-control homelessness problem.
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In the news conference on Thursday, MacLauchlan said the government was unlikely to win a lawsuit if it went forward, and that was a factor in the government's decision.
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The risk of Russian casualties — plus the location of Syrian air defenses in densely populated areas — were big reasons why the Obama administration never went forward with such a plan.
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The Supreme Court's order didn't end the case — it just meant that the DC Circuit's earlier opinion was not binding precedent as the case went forward in the lower courts.
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Despite many of the festival's false promises being publicly debunked before the big weekend, plenty of consumers went forward with their trips anyway, trusting that the event would come through.
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"As that investigation went forward it came together with a separate, uninvolved, unrelated investigation from the 78th precinct in Brooklyn from several weeks earlier involving a rape case," Shea said.
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First off, as the investigation went forward, the condo buyers who had sued the Trumps agreed to a settlement with them in which they got much of their money back.
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"Some people thought about it and realized it was wrong and went forward, and some people couldn't be bothered to think about whether it was wrong or right," she said.
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He volunteered to be blasted by one himself, to show it was safe, and went forward with the purchases despite warnings from experts that they were ill suited for London.
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Texas is supported by the GOP-led House of Representatives, who say that the programs went forward after the President failed in his attempts to persuade Congress to revise immigration laws.
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As we went forward through history, the states, seeing how much money these companies were making, decided to open their own plantations and run them at a profit for the state.
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A federal appeals court is expected to make a decision soon on whether to lift the temporary suspension of the order, which was imposed as legal arguments surrounding it went forward.
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He hired the powerhouse litigator David Boies, and in a conference call with members of the committee, Jones vowed to sue them all if they went forward with Goodell's new deal.
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A $21.7 billion bond offering to help complete construction of the American Dream mall in the New Jersey Meadowlands went forward this week, nine months after the sale was originally planned.
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The debate on Tuesday went forward against the relentless din of Washington news, from the Iran affair to a looming Senate impeachment trial that could sideline half of the candidates onstage.
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In the other situation the acquisition went forward as planned, but with heavy back-end indemnities and a larger-than-usual holdback to guard against adverse consequences of a favorable Brexit vote.
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Why it matters: Barr has threatened to cancel his appearance before the committee if House Democrats went forward with the current format, which breaks from traditional 5-minute rounds of lawmaker questioning.
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Why he went forward with the Softbank deal: "They were very knowledgeable about the space," he said of Softbank, which had already invested in ride-hailing companies like Didi Chuxing in China.
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Most were resolved through consent decrees, including Comcast's 2009 bid for NBCUniversal, which went forward after Comcast and the government agreed to a long list of restrictions on the combined company's behavior.
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It claimed that the county was already "flush" with rental housing, although even if the proposed project went forward, only 20 percent of the county's pre-Katrina rental units would be replaced.
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Mr. Bannon resisted the move, even threatening at one point to quit if it went forward, according to a White House official who, like others, insisted on anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
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"Additionally, the president's administration is actively working to cut funding from the very agencies that would be charged with protecting Virginia's coastal environment in the event that exploration went forward," he added.
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The policy change still went forward, though companies have had some success fighting trans and LGBTQ discrimination elsewhere, such as when protests by PayPal and others helped to overturn North Carolina's bathroom bill.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN), the chair of the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, who went forward with a bipartisan fix for Obamacare marketplaces even while Republican leadership hammered away at repeal. Sen.
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D2 claims MRC even attempted to register the mark themselves but were denied since D2 already had it ... but nevertheless went forward with selling merch with "House of Cards" stamped all over it.
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A local police official said that his forces had diminished by more than 80 percent over the past year, as the government went forward with a plan to subdivide Shindand into several districts.
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John G. McCabe Jr., a spokesman for the Union County prosecutor's office, said on Monday that the office planned to continue with the state case while the federal case went forward in Manhattan.
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The marriage went forward after Congress and President Bill Clinton repealed the Glass-Steagall Act, the Depression-era law that prohibited traditional banks from doing the riskier work of investment banks, in 1999.
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"We don't yet know whether it is the reason that the DOJ went forward, but I think it's absolutely imperative that we find out, if it can be possibly found out," Mayer said.
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Yet, the G19 -- the 20 minus the Trump administration -- went forward on climate and reconfirmed an international commitment to the Paris accord, which had begun to unravel since it was signed in late 2015.
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What's more, people close to the president said, Mr. Cohn had harmed his own ability to negotiate by telling Mr. Kelly last week that if the tariffs went forward, he might have to resign.
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Still, he denied a request by Planned Parenthood in St. Louis for a preliminary injunction because it hadn't presented enough evidence that women would be affected by that law as the case went forward.
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The voluntary postal vote, which is being challenged in the High Court, went forward after the Senate rejected opening the polls for a mandatory, in-person one, as is normally required for Australian elections.
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Trump transition officials signaled to lawmakers and the media a year ago that the administration would have new deals in place very quickly to replace the TPP, which went forward without the United States.
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The CFO added that the company decides on where to invest in building plants many years in advance, a plan that could be turned on its head if Trump went forward with a border tax.
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His filing does not address taped phone conversations in which McGlashan does appear to discuss the "side-door" arrangement with Singer, nor whether or not he went forward with faked athletic profiles for his son.
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But that's one of the things I was so incredible grateful to [CNN's Ed Lavandera] and the story is that it went to such a large platform that someone actually went forward to help them.
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But around 2008, she took part in a meeting held by Mr. Trump that included discussion of a plan to develop a Trump hotel and condominium complex in Charlotte, N.C. The project never went forward.
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The rocket launch was ostensibly meant to put an "earth observation satellite" into orbit, and went forward on February 7 in defiance of United Nations resolutions that ban North Korea from testing ballistic missile technology.
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While technically a sequel, they didn't have a specific framework to build around, so the team made a short CG film to try and crystallize what Resident Evil 7 might look like, if they went forward.
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And, in that secrecy, Dr. He Jiankui of Shenzen's Southern University of Science and Technology went forward with an ethically flawed research plan, choosing to edit the gene CCR5, so that it was no longer functional.
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The June 20 strike was a critical attack in that ongoing battle, officials said, and it went forward even after President Trump called off a retaliatory airstrike that day after Iran shot down an American drone.
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A W-league game was postponed due to poor air quality at the start of January, while an A-league match scheduled for the same day (but played in an area with better conditions) went forward.
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The June 20 strike was a critical attack in that ongoing battle, officials said, and it went forward even after President Trump called off a retaliatory airstrike that day after Iran shot down an American drone.
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Ms. Butina "has now created a Russian supply side juggernaut that is searching for a buyer," Mr. Erickson added, assuring Ms. Keene that she and her husband would get a cut of any deal that went forward.
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And even some British officials warned, in private, that if the original American proposal went forward, this winter the North Koreans would be showing photographs of freezing children, and portraying the West as architects of a genocide.
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The things that you do are the things that you went forward with, and the things that you don't do are the things that you don't go forward with, and in art and music that's all there is.
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But College Board officials told Reuters that they went forward with a full slate of exams in Greater China, where far more students take the test, because they found no evidence that test material had been stolen there.
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But Lee Harvey Oswald was such a die-hard believer that he went forward with it, and then they had Jack Ruby kill him to make sure that there was no -- that you couldn&apost find that connection.
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Before he became a presidential candidate, Donald J. Trump began a lengthy campaign of chicken with the residents of Balmedie, Scotland, near Aberdeen, where his plans to build a golf resort went forward after a contentious approval process.
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When the live finale was booked between Gastelum and Hall it seemed like a foregone conclusion to many, before Gastelum—seemingly undersized at middleweight—went forward and out-hustled Hall to a split decision victory just the same.
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U.S.-China Business Council President Craig Allen told Reuters last week that he thought it was likely China would withdraw from any process set at the G20 if the Trump administration went forward with raising the tariff rate.
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And College Board officials went forward with the redesigned test even though they knew it was overloaded with wordy math questions, a problem that handicaps non-native English speakers and reinforces race and income disparities that Coleman has vowed to diminish.
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The clocks went forward 30 minutes in Venezuela early this Sunday — the latest in a litany of emergency measures ordered by President Nicolás Maduro to cope with an acute electricity shortage within a broader economic meltdown and a burgeoning political crisis.
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The introduction of the bill comes several months after EVE (Estimations Ventes aux Enchères) auction house in Paris went forward with a sale of disputed objects, despite protests and an emergency meeting at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian.
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Despite fueling speculation of a reconciliation when they shared gushy tributes to mark their one-year wedding anniversary in October, Leatham went forward with their divorce proceedings in December, when he filed new court documents in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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A few days after it was revealed that Google placed two employee activists on leave, a concerned whistleblower went forward with their reason for sharing the company's secret plans to acquire the health data of millions of Americans to the press.
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Among the most striking examples was a central Utah auction that went forward despite the local 'Sheeprocks' sage-grouse population having plummeted to levels that tripped "hard triggers" which are supposed to invoke new and much stronger sage grouse protections.
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Patrick "Chief Pat" Carney who founded Tribe Gaming, a mobile esports-only team that fields a Clash Royale team, said the in-game incentives were the biggest key in the jump in viewers as the season went forward, along with huge production improvements.
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Trump sued Cummings and Mazars in federal court in Washington soon after, seeking a preliminary injunction blocking the committee from enforcing its subpoena while the case went forward; the committee was later substituted as a party in the case instead of Cummings individually.
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Disney's reboot of the Star Wars franchise went forward without the explicit help of George Lucas, whose summaries of a post-Return of the Jedi trilogy were essentially tossed out in favor of J.J. Abrams' vision for the future of the franchise.
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The DC Circuit, which is led by Chief Judge Merrick Garland, who recused himself, was inundated with ethics complaints as Kavanaugh's nomination went forward, and the court ultimately asked Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. to tap a different court to handle them.
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So while it's impossible to say for sure, it appears that Trump went forward with a bold strategy his lawyers said the IRS probably wouldn't allow but then it allowed it anyway, and then Congress closed the loophole he exploited some years later.
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A few weeks later, while the craziness surrounding the Trump administration swirled to new heights, (two words: Devin Nunes) the confirmation hearings went forward mostly as such hearings do, with Senators asking probing questions to which the nominee offered practiced, neutral responses.
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Trump also could have been weighing another high-stakes immigration issue: ongoing bipartisan congressional negotiations for a funding bill for border aid, which the White House reportedly had been warned could hit a wall if the raids went forward and angered Democrats.
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Robert had first entered her life when he became a student of her father — who eventually waged a losing court battle to oppose their marriage, which went forward in 1840 — and his initial compositions focused on music for solo piano, her instrument.
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Robert had first entered her life when he became a student of her father — who eventually waged a losing court battle to oppose their marriage, which went forward in 1840 — and his initial compositions focused on music for solo piano, her instrument.
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An executive at the company, speaking on condition of anonymity for the same reason, said it only shared potential legal consequences with Mr. Minhaj's team as due diligence, noting it ultimately went forward with the show and its distribution in Saudi Arabia.
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Tom Kloza, head of energy analysis for the Oil Price Information Service, said the refinery ultimately went forward with much of its planned maintenance program during this past winter, and that there is no indication that the explosion was because of the lack of maintenance.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Despite calls for a halt from US government officials and tribal leaders, EVE (Estimations Ventes aux Enchères) auction house went forward yesterday at Drouot Richelieu in Paris with a sale that included contested indigenous sacred objects and human remains.
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Earlier that month, in an interview with Business Insider around the debut of his book "It's How We Play the Game," Stack explained why he went forward with his plan, and how he's dealt with the blowback in the year-and-a-half since.
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And at that moment in the most quiet section of "I'm Like A Bird," I tripped over my guitar player's monitor, went forward, and I kind of did a full flip about seven feet down and crashed in between the gate and the audience.
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In Japan, a traditional system in which people's age went forward by a year on New Year's Day was abandoned at the start of the 20th century, though it remained in partial use until the 1950s when a law was passed to adopt the international system.
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Diplomatic entrée The Olympics went forward unencumbered, giving way for Kim's sister to attend the games in South Korea and extend a personal invitation to the South Korean President to meet with her brother for the first top-level inter-Korean talks in more than a decade.
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Giuliano Farina, one of the founders of At Heart's Length, said that Mr. Parker and Mr. White were not asked about the campaign before it went forward, but that he and the others at his organization wanted the men to be recognized for what they had done.
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Washington (CNN)Ohio's chief elections officer said the state's decision to close the polls on Tuesday came after health experts' guidance on coronavirus "changed dramatically" and poll locations would have more than the recommended number of people gathered if the state went forward with the election.
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Even after receiving thousands of public comments, including those from individuals from low-income communities and communities of color that face the greatest risks from RMP facilities urging the EPA to enforce the rule as planned, the EPA sided with industry and went forward with its decision to delay.
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Once the case went forward, Renwick wrote that there were ways for the trial judge to limit how much the case might interfere with the president's duties — setting clear ground rules for the president's involvement in the exchange of evidence and allowing the president to testify by video, for instance.
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The movie does not shy away from looking at what women went through at the company (Margot Robbie&aposs character, Kayla, is based on a composite of multiple people), and Roach admitted he only went forward in directing it after making a "pact" with Theron that she would produce the movie.
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In 2001, for example, when a Jamaican government panel recommended decriminalization of possession of marijuana within its own borders—not legalization of sales, just eliminating arrests for personal possession—the US embassy told media it was opposed to the policy and overtly threatened that if it went forward, the country might be decertified.
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Despite the buildup — Mr. Trump's fawning over the love notes they exchanged, the "beautiful" relationship they share and the predictions of great success — the "Joint Agreement Signing Ceremony" the White House had planned was canceled, and the scheduled news conference with Mr. Kim went forward as a solo act by Mr. Trump.
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Related: Pot Tourists in Colorado Are Getting Too High and Ending Up in the ER "This case, if it went forward and the court ruled the wrong way, had the potential to roll back many of the gains our movement has achieved to date," Tom Angell, founder of the advocacy group Marijuana Majority, said in a statement.
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The United States removed itself from the trade agreement that now governs much of the region — the Trans Pacific Partnership, or TPP, an Obama-era deal from which Trump promptly withdrew the US. Mexico and Japan both ratified the version of TPP that went forward without the US, and Japan has suggested it would urge other countries to do the same.
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"All of this was driven by pragmatism in the sense that the president had an obligation to ensure that the business of the government went forward, and he had to do what he had to do to accomplish that," Robert Weiner, a former Clinton White House lawyer, said of the White House's efforts in a recent interview with BuzzFeed News.
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Seeing pictures and videos of people out and about like business as usual before the lockdown, even with the official closures on March 15 (it's important to note that it probably didn't help that the country went forward with their municipal elections which required voting in person), was such a disappointment to me that Macron's lockdown measure helped ease my anxiety.
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By that standard, Sestak one of the biggest assholes in American politics As Vox's Dara Lind explains, there's also the more concrete grievance that Sestak went forward with a 2010 primary challenge against Arlen Specter right after Specter took a giant risk and defected to the Democrats in 2009, giving them a filibuster-proof majority in time to pass Obamacare and Dodd-Frank.
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Despite the shooting, a meeting scheduled for Tuesday in Moscow involving the Turkish, Russian and Iranian foreign ministers went forward, followed by a statement later from the Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, that the three had agreed to expand a fragile cease-fire in Syria, help the rebels and the Syrian government fashion a peace agreement and act as guarantors if a solution can be found.
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The driver, a native of Honduras named Roberto Galo, had just been stopped by police and ticketed for driving down a one-way street in the wrong direction without a license or insurance and released before he struck Drew at a low speed but then accelerated driving over his body, backed up over him and then went forward again in an attempt to flee the scene.
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Trump asked for a preliminary injunction temporarily stopping the House from enforcing the subpoena while the litigation went forward, but Mehta issued an order last week saying he believed the case was ready for a final decision now — the question of Congress's authority to issue the subpoena was purely a legal one, he said, and he didn't believe there was other evidence Trump needed time to gather and present to the court to resolve it.
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I went forward in the Strout canon and read My Name is Lucy Barton, and the quasi-sequel, Anything is Possible; I went backwards and discovered Amy and Isabelle, the novel that first put Strout on the national radar, and The Burgess Boys, Strout's first attempt to address how those WASP-y curmudgeons of Maine have grappled, in both the present and the past, with the arrival of people who aren't exactly like them.
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" We've known for a while that Trump likely had some involvement in drafting the July 8, 2017 press statement that said that that the participants in the meeting had "primarily discussed a program about the adoption of Russian children," when -- in fact -- it was later revealed by Trump Jr. in his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he went forward with the meeting because he was told that "someone had official documents and information that would incriminate Hillary Clinton and her dealings with Russia and that the information would be very useful to the campaign.
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