"The guidelines change because people are more willing to accept things that they might not have been willing to accept even a day ago," says Jones-Davis.
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Not everyone became more willing to accept different people or less willing to accept hate directed towards those disagreed with, but it was abundantly clear societal attitudes were changing.
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At present there is no consensus on what level and distribution of risk humankind is willing to accept from such technologies, nor what loss of wildness it is willing to accept.
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"It looks like there was a level of specificity that China wasn't willing to accept and a level of ambiguity that the Trump administration wasn't willing to accept," Ms. Lovely said.
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The European Union may be willing to accept higher costs.
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Some seem willing to accept that he made a mistake.
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"I am not willing to accept this cut," Goder said.
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If you accept the glory, be willing to accept blame.
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Is that something congressional Republicans would be willing to accept?
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They are also more willing to accept and integrate immigrants.
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Putnal was remorseful and was willing to accept his punishment.
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But is the legal system also willing to accept it?
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She loved him, so she was willing to accept it.
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But all of his supporters are willing to accept it.
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This depends on how much error you're willing to accept.
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Are we willing to accept addressing those consequences or not?
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Where is the United States willing to accept calculated risks?
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But Macau has been more willing to accept Beijing's authority.
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Only cosign if you are willing to accept that burden.
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But Book is no longer willing to accept the norm.
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And if you're willing to accept that, you will have grace.
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No buyers have thus far been willing to accept that price.
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I was also willing to accept a certain amount of leeway.
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Not everyone is willing to accept that Labour has a problem.
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Their customers are "willing to accept what I offer," Hardy said.
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But we have to be willing to accept what hasn't worked.
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Was I still willing to accept the risks I once took?
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Suddenly everyone was very willing to accept music made with machines.
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But now I'm willing to accept that this is my future.
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Even the most skilled players are willing to accept lesser roles.
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Myself, I'm willing to accept the counsel, if not the label.
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No one seemed willing to accept the withdrawal as a victory.
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I think they have to be willing to accept those things.
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"I was so willing to accept the support," McLaughlin told VICE Impact.
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The trouble is, neither United nor England seems willing to accept that.
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I am willing to accept the punishments that the law brings me.
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That's the only normal any of us should be willing to accept.
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Am i willing to accept a certain role on a basketball team?
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He "was willing to accept any plot to go home," he wrote.
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What are we willing to accept in our society by our leaders?
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She was not, however, willing to accept sole responsibility for the fatalities.
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We should be willing to accept good news where we find it.
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For example, would she be willing to accept lungs from a prostitute?
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Have some real, serious conversations about what trade-offs you're willing to accept.
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Masahiko: Well, she was not willing to accept that idea in the beginning.
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Yes, I can help you if you are willing to accept my help.
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I'm willing to accept these limits in a serviceable, fast-moving thriller plot.
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And just how much control are you willing to accept in that country?
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Now he'll get that chance, but will anyone be willing to accept it?
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And my generation, we're not willing to accept this, the way things are.
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No wonder people are angry and willing to accept any promise of change.
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That's a tradeoff that I for one am tentatively, optimistically, willing to accept.
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McCarthy demurred on whether he would be willing to accept such an offer.
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Anthony said he was willing to accept a lesser role on a team.
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They are willing to accept they will not get all their money back.
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It is also unclear how many refugees Myanmar might be willing to accept.
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Despite awareness of the disease, some players are willing to accept the consequences.
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Think about whether you'd be willing to accept something other than more money
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What I'm not willing to accept is the enduring status quo around maternity.
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He was willing to accept defeat when his side lost a political battle.
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However, "the Indian government is not willing to accept that," Mr. Vilsack said.
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You just have to be willing to accept you're not invited to everything.
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Nate One thing I'll say is that there's a difference between being willing to accept the job if Donald Trump offered it and being willing to accept if the convention tried to foist it on you, and you weren't Trump's pick.
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Investors are willing to accept lower interest payments when they are concerned about safety.
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Mr Kushner is also willing to accept his job as senior adviser without pay.
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You cannot honestly raise standards without being willing to accept a lower graduation rate.
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What dilution are they willing to accept today, to get that amount of capital?
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Other residents complained that they knew the risks and were willing to accept them.
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Investors might be willing to accept 95 cents upfront rather than wait till maturity.
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But neither Clinton nor her advisers understand or are willing to accept this reality.
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Players are often willing to accept unfair contracts, with some forgoing contracts at all.
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Both sides should be willing to accept compromises for the greater benefit of cooperation.
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Was there an audience ready and willing to accept very dark, heavy, punishing music?
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The message from last night is that Americans are not willing to accept that.
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Schumer has offered $1.3, a proposal the president and conservatives aren't willing to accept.
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And, obviously, Greece has to be willing to accept how the name is resolved.
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You have to be willing to accept answers that are spiritual and not literal.
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There were enough Americans who were willing to accept Trump's racism to elect him.
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There are enough people in Washington willing to accept Trump's racism to defend him.
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Would the U.S. be willing to accept the cost in lives and national treasure?
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But because investors are willing to accept somewhat lower rates of return, it works.
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Appearances matter if you want an outcome that the public is willing to accept.
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Trump and his aides emphasize tax cuts and are willing to accept higher deficits.
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First and foremost, I am perfectly willing to accept Comey's account in this hearing.
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And it appears that the American public, and Hollywood, are perfectly willing to accept that.
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The agency takes on credit risks that private companies, including banks, aren't willing to accept.
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The offer is likely still on the table, if law enforcement is willing to accept.
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I was perfectly willing to accept this, until I gave Abby a more personal question.
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She was unable to find a university willing to accept her given her special needs.
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That's why we told the German government that we are willing to accept their regulation.
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Voices across VC made clear that they were no longer willing to accept the unacceptable.
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But they were willing to accept these provisions in exchange for an earned legalization program.
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American society is far too willing to accept avoidable driving deaths, as I've written before.
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"For him, living independently carries risks, and he's willing to accept those risks," Winstel said.
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"I wanted someone who was willing to accept me the way I was," said Abad.
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He said RAICES would be willing to accept the donation if Salesforce dropped the contract.
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If you are willing to accept that reality, you can prepare to be reasonably happy.
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How this plays out depends on what Trump wants and what he's willing to accept.
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Mulvaney said officials is not sure what deal the administration would be willing to accept.
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Then, set a minimum salary you are willing to accept based on those multiple sources.
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And, crucially, it's a lot more than Democrats have thus far been willing to accept.
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Climate justice is political, and we need partners willing to accept politics and conflict. 9.
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"What&aposs striking is how many people are willing to accept this uncritically," Carlson added.
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"It's not clear if the prince is willing to accept a lower valuation," Bloomberg notes.
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Claire, 21, needs new lungs, or she will die -- sooner than she's willing to accept.
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The union said it would be willing to accept a teacher retirement age of 20183.
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In his remarks on Tuesday, Mr. Trump appeared willing to accept whatever Mr. McConnell decided.
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If you're willing to accept the objective aesthetic truth of Kawhi's boringness, please continue reading.
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Probably not a good idea considering I'm running tomorrow, but I'm willing to accept the consequences.
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If you are willing to accept that, you will have grace and grace is a gift.
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I am willing to accept whatever consequences this brings, because I know I&aposve done wrong.
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Although I'm willing to accept that force closing apps is bad, I'm not quitting the habit.
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This suggests some funds are willing to accept higher political risk now that valuations are lower.
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Trump is not willing to accept a permanent Midwest Rust Belt as the price of globalization.
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I think I bring a real threat to the table that he's not willing to accept.
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People are willing to accept that they failed in creating a diverse workforce [from] the beginning.
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I think it's about me as a person willing to accept certain roles on basketball teams.
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And when the market turns, then no law-abiding merchant will be willing to accept them.
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Authorities have said they are willing to accept slightly lower economic growth to stabilize the market.
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" But nobody seems willing to accept the answers to those questions, which are, very clearly, "no.
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The Northern Irish party is reportedly willing to accept a regulatory border in the Irish sea.
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"President Obama is apparently willing to accept these painful consequences, but Republicans are not," added Rep.
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Interestingly, people in the grips of skepticism are often still willing to accept the objective probabilities.
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The missions are also inherently riskier, and their backers must be willing to accept periodic failures.
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"It seems the government is willing to accept higher inflation and perhaps stickier inflation," Berber said.
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American, South Korean and Japanese civilians are less willing to accept the looming threat of war.
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Only if we're willing to accept a permanent underclass and insidiously shore up the status quo.
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"Trump should be more open-minded and willing to accept all types of investments," Ren said.
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Another problem is that many voucher holders struggle to find a landlord willing to accept them.
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You have to be willing to accept some inconsistent bounces and some different kind of plays.
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The protests across the country from those who were no longer willing to accept this reality.
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Drivers can now, for example, choose what specific types of trips they are willing to accept.
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So you need to find a payment processor that's willing to accept the high-risk merchants.
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My final question, are you willing to accept the outcome as the will of the voters?
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"For me, my focus would be on kind of figuring out what I want out of the rest of my career, what I want in my future, what am I willing to accept, and if I'm willing to accept that at all," Anthony told reporters in April.
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And if you are willing to accept that, you will have grace, and grace is a gift.
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"What level of privacy invasions are we willing to accept in the context of employment?" she asked.
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It's relatively fair, so long as you're willing to accept that microtransactions are core to the experience.
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Young people are more willing to accept things as they are, according to an Axios-SurveyMonkey poll.
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Mueller is also willing to accept some answers in writing, though he wants oral answers to others.
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As a result, Liliana Mason finds that Democratic and Republican voters are less willing to accept compromise.
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But neither the voters nor the media were willing to accept a "coronation" (as many called it).
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But they've signaled since then that they are willing to accept roughly half of that, $2.5 billion.
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Today 76 remain, 32 of them approved for transfer to a stable country willing to accept them.
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True, voters are sometimes willing to accept some economic pain to achieve other goals they consider important.
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For South Korea right now, that it appears to be a risk they are willing to accept.
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Assess how much of a decline in the value of your portfolio you are willing to accept.
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Or is their craving for power such that they're willing to accept the loss of American life?
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Her spokesman compared that to "wanting a burrito" while being willing to accept tacos in the meantime.
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Without Russia's military presence, Syria's president may be more willing to accept some agreement with rebel forces.
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"But he said, 'If you're not willing to accept that suggestion, I suppose 'Yesterday' is all right."
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In the past, the Court hasn't been particularly willing to accept Eighth Amendment challenges to prison conditions.
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What the President will be willing to accept has remained a wild card hanging over the negotiations.
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Miners are willing to accept export quotas based on progress of smelters they are constructing, Damanik said.
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Perhaps most unusal, Chen is willing to accept bitcoin as part of the payment from a buyer.
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Democrats wanted protections for more immigrants than Republicans were willing to accept, so the request fell through.
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The plan, he said, showed that the government was willing to accept "lower but more sustainable growth".
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Some social media companies are starting to say they are willing to accept more oversight and guidance.
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The public is more willing to accept outdated values when they are under the auspices of art.
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The two deals — and terms that Altria was willing to accept — highlight the corner the company is in.
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Another Kuka investor, Friedhelm Loh, had signaled in a newspaper interview that he might be willing to accept.
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States hope to generate additional revenue, and the companies are willing to accept the fees to continue operating.
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"China was absolutely willing to accept those materials and paid a very high price for them," says Bourque.
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But cancer's unique — people are willing to accept a more hazardous condition in order to cure the cancer.
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A crucial issue would be how much of that support the Iraqi government would be willing to accept.
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They may also be willing to accept scores from other advanced-standing exams, either for credit or placement.
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You aren't "free" to act however you want, unless you're willing to accept the consequences of those actions.
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But Intelsat's equity holders have not been willing to accept less than the $4.75 per share OneWeb offered.
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In an effort to secure its global market share, Saudi Arabia was willing to accept much lower prices.
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There is also a second-hand market for those willing to accept a few scuffs on the paintwork.
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These fundamentals matter most, and are far simpler and recurring than we seem to be willing to accept.
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What have we been willing to accept, out of fear, helplessness, a sense that things can't be changed?
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Up to a point, I was willing to accept the "lifelike" requirement as essential to the show's coherence.
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More recently, the Vatican has been willing to accept limitations to operate under Communist governments such as Vietnam's.
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Few markets other than the United States appear ready or willing to accept China's surplus in manufactured goods.
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But more important, if you're willing to accept some of his unusual advice, you'll learn things about yourself.
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The prospect of losing the bar is something that many in Northport have not been willing to accept.
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When they get nervous, they're willing to accept lower rates in return for the unrivaled safety bonds offer.
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Alternatively, you might just be willing to accept a lower salary in exchange for a particularly enticing perk.
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Is he willing to accept a rudimentary arsenal in exchange for better security relationships and a better economy?
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It is a tough balancing act as investors are no longer willing to accept returns at any cost.
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The more incidental government is to their lives, the more citizens may be willing to accept its shortcomings.
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Meanwhile, more than 73 percent of respondents said they were not willing to accept reunification under the model.
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She realized if she didn't get new lungs, she would die sooner than she was willing to accept.
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"When more home buyers are willing to accept these flats, it gives the banks more confidence," Wong said.
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For those able to afford it, and willing to accept the risk, finding smugglers in Reynosa is easy.
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We can start to wrestle with the questions of what we as a society are willing to accept.
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But unless the Obama administration can find countries willing to accept the prisoners, they may never be released.
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So I'm ready and willing to accept the "Daenerys starts indiscriminately setting people on fire" turn of events.
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Indeed, Graham's statement seems to signal that Republicans are willing to accept Kavanaugh's forceful denials over Ford's testimony.
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They must find a large enough portion of the addressable customer pool willing to accept incremental pricing for convenience.
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The European Union member states would in turn specify how many and what refugees they are willing to accept.
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You can't run for office and let millions of people suffer because you aren't willing to accept your faults.
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PRO-BREXIT MEMBERS OF UK PM MAYS GOVERNMENT WILLING TO ACCEPT FIVE-YEAR LIMIT ON BACKSTOP - BLOOMBERG, CITING SOURCES
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It all sends a clear message: Republicans are simply willing to accept abuse of women if it's politically convenient.
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One question sympathy might lead you to ask is why she's willing to accept a job with no overtime.
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Even if one were willing to accept that as a legitimate policy goal, the fact is it didn't happen.
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But now, the Senate has at least 21 Republicans willing to accept federal funding under ObamaCare to expand coverage.
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That could give a market opportunity to a new producer willing to accept an earth-bound rate of return.
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"It poses a risk to the integrity of our products that we are not willing to accept," she said.
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Instead, Pelosi set the terms of what Democrats were willing to accept, and Schumer has stuck by her side.
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Even if Pelosi is willing to accept the compromise, will she be able to corral the roiling Democratic base?
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This is revealing, in that McCarthy appeared willing to accept what the CPP's critics already recognize about its impracticality.
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If prices are high and yields are low, that implies investors are willing to accept lower returns in future.
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It would then be up to House Democrats to determine how much of a compromise they're willing to accept.
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With so many women running this year, consultants say voters are more willing to accept female candidates as qualified.
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Many voters are frustrated, and they aren't willing to accept the same answers they have been hearing for years.
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They restored my faith in a generation that's seen too much and isn't willing to accept the status quo.
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But the votes in Congress proved that Democrats and Republicans are willing to accept this version of the USMCA.
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A United spokesman said that customers willing to accept the basic economy restrictions should have lower overall travel costs.
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Democrats need to see if their members will really be willing to accept the political consequences of a shutdown.
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Developers said they were willing to accept currency risks as Egypt's FiT was higher than others in the region.
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His comments Thursday indicate that some Senate Republicans, at least, would be willing to accept a more limited deal.
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Even in the Mother of all Democracies, the presidential candidate is not willing to accept because there is rigging.
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The history of cinema is littered with movies that became infamous for pushing audiences beyond what they're willing to accept.
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These options would inherently increase the risk for US troops compared to what President Barack Obama was willing to accept.
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If he is willing to accept lower returns to help achieve an overarching societal goal he certainly can do so.
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Investors are willing to accept such terms because they are desperate to earn some kind of yield on their assets.
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In an apology we're willing to accept, the L.A. based brand has officially launched a size-inclusive collection of clothing.
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Critics of the junta also currently seem willing to accept the diluted democracy it may eventually get around to offering.
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The right answer on how many hours residents should work may be more nuanced than we've been willing to accept.
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They are willing to accept lower salaries, work longer hours and at jobs for which they are grossly over-qualified.
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In recent days, the president has appeared more willing to accept a deal that does not include that full sum.
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Many such investors are willing to accept lower returns and that is a warning sign for other players, Morris said.
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By analyzing which changes made a difference, the researchers figured out what kind of refugees people are willing to accept.
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But this was in fact 2019, where there's no unified audience willing to accept a single way that anything is.
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That suggests Mr. Xi wants closer government supervision of religious life in China but is willing to accept its existence.
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I am willing to accept you as you are, without being a martyr or sacrificing myself on the L.B. altar.
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Holden and Conniff attribute much of their success to embracing risk, following their gut and being willing to accept guidance.
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This looks like a subtle message to market participants that they're willing to accept much more volatility within equity markets.
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Mueller has reportedly also said that he would be willing to accept some of Trump's answers to questions in writing.
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The central question is whether the U.S. is willing to accept a diplomatic outcome short of total North Korean denuclearization.
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When it comes to the Easter Bunny, we've been far too willing to accept this strange holiday mascot as is.
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So my final question to you tonight, are you willing to accept the outcome as the will of the voters?
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But American officials have tended to see progressive South Korean leaders as too willing to accept North Korean peace offerings.
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"Trump has won, which is an obvious fact, but not everyone is willing to accept this victory," Mr. Putin said.
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Those startups have been willing to accept Chinese funds in exchange for Beijing having ownership or access to certain technologies.
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The Democrats "are just willing to accept anything, anybody and anyone, and that doesn't fly good with me," he said.
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He added that other technology companies had been willing to accept fines as part of the cost of doing business.
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In Weinstein's trial on Friday, defense attorneys noted on the record that they were willing to accept a partial verdict.
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HAPPY WEDNESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're willing to accept the Cruz campaign's remaining stores of maple syrup.
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Several members have indicated that membership is open to China too, if they are willing to accept the accord's provisions.
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This is about Trump redefining -- downward -- the sort of behavior we are willing to accept (or ignore) from our leaders.
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But the players are willing to accept incremental increases to allow U.S.A. Hockey time to raise money and develop sponsorships.
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But the N.H.L. doesn't seem willing to accept that its athletes, too, might suffer the effects of frequent brain trauma.
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Of course they're also a bigger compromise with paternalism than the Republican Party's True Conservatives are currently willing to accept.
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And they would do it unwittingly, by undermining the most conservative health care system that Americans are willing to accept.
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Love of their country means love of Hitler, and everyone around them, even Franz's mother, is willing to accept this.
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"As an audience member, you're willing to accept that, but there's a click that happens, like, That's not real," he continued.
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This time around, it seems the Academy hasn't been able to find anyone else who is willing to accept the gig.
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Rogue One shows that audiences are willing to accept a darker Star Wars story, and Rogue Squadron could do just that.
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A toggle allows them to change the time period it is insured for and how much excess they're willing to accept.
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I'm willing to accept that sacrifice on a cheaper product, and you can always plug your own headphones into the Index.
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Still, the fact that Republican leaders are willing to accept Trump as doing less damage doesn't mean their judgment is right.
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But most us aren't willing to accept that we alone have the power to live our lives how we want it.
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If he was asked to assume the top post at the central bank, Honda said he would be willing to accept.
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Luther Strange, and have since been willing to accept Moore for the sake of strengthening the Republican majority in the chamber.
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" Kashkari said he'd be willing to accept a little less lending from the big banks because "the benefits outweigh the costs.
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Similarly, investors are willing to accept negative yields on German and Dutch government bonds with maturities of two and five years.
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Democrats believed very deeply in passing health care reform and their leadership was willing to accept political costs to do it.
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Regardless of the damage to the players and what we know about it, what's going on, we're willing to accept that.
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Later, in the Situation Room, Trump did appear willing to accept a lower figure, according to people familiar with the meeting.
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In effect, Trump is posing a question to the American electorate: What level of racist authoritarianism are you willing to accept?
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He is willing to accept an extremely narrow definition of "undue burden" that the Trump administration imposed on the undocumented teen.
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A third source familiar with the process said if Trump offered the position to Barr, he would be willing to accept.
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Though some Trump supporters were willing to accept corrective information, their political views did affect how they reacted to the article.
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"For men who are more willing to accept the potential harms, screening may be the right choice for them," Krist continued.
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"I must take legal responsibility for my own actions, and I am willing to accept any punishment," he said on camera.
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Some indication from Trump about what he is willing to accept and what he thinks should be done would be useful.
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"I'm willing to accept the concept as long as it covers enough homes, and that's what I'm after now," he said.
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But many details remain unsettled and it is unclear just how much of a revamp Canada will be willing to accept.
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In some cases, donors — from charity porn sites to sex workers — have struggled to find nonprofits willing to accept these gifts.
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"Gregory was true to his roots, but also willing to accept all that he had absorbed in Europe," Ms. Winlock said.
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"Customers are becoming more willing to accept the idea of alternatives to meat," said Raphael Moreau, a food analyst at Euromonitor.
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The issues are two-fold: one, China wants nearly "contaminant-free" shipments and are no longer willing to accept anything less.
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Local companies are often more willing to accept small orders and take chances on new designers than overseas manufacturers, he said.
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OPEC's policy has shifted as Saudi Arabia is targeting that price range and Iran has become more willing to accept an agreement.
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"This is really about weighing the pros and cons and figuring out what level of risk you're willing to accept," Cushman says.
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Are we are willing to accept unsafe and illegal abortion over safe and legal abortion in the name of enforcing this imperative?
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Western politicians have to ask—what price are my voters willing to accept in order for us to intervene in this situation?
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Also, the state troopers have found Barb's car at the bus station, and are willing to accept that she simply ran away.
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In his press conference on Thursday, Tillerson said such a designation brought more risks than the Trump administration was willing to accept.
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The "best" systems are the ones that have provisions to accept change and are willing to accept a lot of moving targets.
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Whether they are willing to accept more contentious proposals around legal immigration remains one of the biggest questions of this week's negotiations.
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"Consumers are more willing to accept price growth in athleisurewear and activewear than in other categories," Fung Global's researchers told Footwear News.
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In Lithuania 23% say they would not be willing to accept Jews as citizens; in Romania it is 22%, in Poland 18%.
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They are no more willing to accept free movement in return for freer trade, nor to vote Remain in a new referendum.
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Pelosi, discussing the immigration issue, said Democrats were willing to accept new funding for border security, but not for a border wall.
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Investors, whose priority is usually citizenship rather than a financial reward, have shown themselves willing to accept returns of less than 1%.
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Speaking on Capitol Hill Thursday, Schiff said he was "more than willing" to accept the White House offer to view new information.
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But there is a powerful force that designed you that way, and if you're willing to accept that, you will have grace.
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But that might be an alternative they're willing to accept — after all, it means guaranteed shelter, food, and some degree of safety.
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Still, very few people are willing to accept the fact that otherwise healthy individuals have nothing to worry about from mold itself.
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His pick for economy minister, Graciela Marquez, has said his administration would be willing to accept a deal struck before the election.
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The company's CEO, Dirk Alhborn, has been traveling the world looking for foreign government's willing to accept the gospel of the Hyperloop.
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If you're willing to accept that the perfect home doesn't exist, then the 1-euro homes still seem like the best investment.
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Visa processing became more bureaucratic and sometimes restrictive, while the government was less willing to accept criticism of its leaders or policies.
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Many have headed to the borders with Jordan and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, but neither country is willing to accept them.
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If you put any worth on your own values, sometimes you have to be willing to accept the cost of upholding them.
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Conservatives balked then, but if Congress doesn't stand up for itself now, are they willing to accept a president with no limits?
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Amazon on the other hand, is notorious for disrupting businesses, focusing on customers, and being willing to accept nearly non-existent margins.
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Every existing poll indicating that Australians are ready and willing to accept it; yet apparently this is still a matter for debate.
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The West Virginia teachers' strike is a case of hard-working people deciding that they're no longer willing to accept substandard pay.
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While everyone wants to end mass shootings, are gun rights extremists willing to accept common-sense gun laws to achieve the objective?
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Some doctors believe that patient gifts may predispose them to favoritism; others are willing to accept small gifts of low monetary value.
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But later, he acknowledged he would be willing to accept if it amounted to short-term loans meant to rebuild Iran's economy.
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Hospitals must also show the amount they're willing to accept in cash from patients, as well as the rate negotiated with insurers.
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"I'm willing to accept that we have to stay in Wuhan, O.K., but the medical care needs to keep up," she said.
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"It's going to be up to the World Cup to decide how much risk of variability they're willing to accept," Galford said.
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Marjorie is not willing to accept the emptiness of her marriage and her awakening creates a crisis for the entire Houseman family.
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How high a risk of disemployment are you willing to accept so that the workers who don't get laid off get raises?
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A new leader will also be more open and willing to accept and implement a third party's suggestions for systemwide cultural changes.
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But the final vote showed that both Democrats and Republicans in the House are willing to accept this version of the USMCA.
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I'm willing to accept responsibility for my actions, but I don't know what, I don't know what that senior senator will do.
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Holt: One of you will not win this election, are you willing to accept the outcome as the will of the voters?
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"I'm willing to accept a reasonable score on dynamic growth," he said of the rosy economic projections used to sell tax cuts.
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If you can recognize the pain you're inflicting on others you have a chance to get out, if you're willing to accept help.
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Trump, the Politico piece makes clear, is willing to accept as fact almost anything that's put in front of him, facts be damned.
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If a Zika infection is confirmed, we then have to talk about the risks that she is willing to accept in her pregnancy.
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The countries that trade most with Britain are simultaneously most willing to accept Britain's free-trade proposal, but most against curbing migration flows.
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Regeneron I think is a buy, but you have to be willing to accept the fact that there could be some price risk.
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Democracies work best when there is a modicum of consensus and voters are willing to accept defeat for their own side as legitimate.
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But the council, while willing to accept a civilian government, insists that ultimate authority will remain in its hands until elections are held.
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If you're willing to accept "just joking" as defense, you're willing to enter in-group where idea conveyed by the joke is acceptable.
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"When it comes to any profession, the people that are successful long-term are typically willing to accept the cost required," he says.
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Senior officials of his campaign were willing to accept help from Vladimir Putin; they were saved only because the meeting was a bust.
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Bighley, along with two others, reached out to Gilbert about his post and asked if he would be willing to accept their help.
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Open Arms praised Sassoli's letter and called on Brussels to create a platform to distribute migrants among EU countries willing to accept them.
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Younger millennial clients recognize that they have long time horizons and are therefore willing to accept market volatility and not react to it.
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We have got a bit more willing to accept some deals over the last month or so, but we are still very selective.
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He added that he's willing to accept the "social costs" that come with his products in the name of defending the Second Amendment.
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"Essentially, global bond investors are willing to accept record high interest rate risk for record low compensation," a Bank of America note says.
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They were more than willing to accept the risk, to do anything to help their son have a chance at a normal life.
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But even if that were the case, are we willing to accept an algorithm with such a high failure rate for black defendants?
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Still, after 20 years of searching, the patient was finally willing to accept that he was just more prone to getting these pains.
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In order to attract the best players, they need to be willing to accept players who can't necessarily do college-level academic work.
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For Kaepernick to play, the 49ers told him, he had to be willing to accept all the financial risk of a serious injury.
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It is unclear how many CLOs have included this language, but it is an option many investors seem willing to accept for now.
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If conservatives get that win on insurance regulations, they might be willing to accept fewer tax cuts for the wealthy in the bill.
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If it takes putting up with Mr. Trump's brash ways to see things get done, that is a deal I'm willing to accept.
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When a policy calls attention to the benefits, people often have a more favorable attitude and are willing to accept slightly higher costs.
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Politicians who fail to win elections must be willing to accept defeat, go home, and get ready to play again the next day.
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Now, at the Wilson Center, he was taking it further, saying that Exxon was willing to accept action from Congress on the problem.
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Even if a majority of Irish voters were willing to accept this trade-off, there's more reticence north of the border about unification.
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Clearly, everything starts with the Trump administration actively conveying a dual message: Don't test us further, but we are willing to accept understandings.
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No longer willing to accept unquestioned political authority, young people across the country have insisted on being the change they wish to see.
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"We're more willing to accept that a child was taken advantage of, or someone was so incapacitated they couldn't say no," she said.
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In this, they are joined by a base that seems willing to accept any lie, indignity or even undermining of health and life.
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For one thing, Pakistani leaders view even conventional war with India as an existential threat, making them more willing to accept nuclear risks.
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But she says that, in a tight real estate market, most frustrated middle-class buyers are willing to accept the limited financing options.
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And Pelosi, appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday, suggested she's willing to accept Franken's apologies — if his accusers do as well.
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While we might be willing to accept these generational flaws in our elders, we should hold Biden and his cohorts to a higher standard.
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Hyde believes that parents would be more willing to accept and support their trans kids if they knew the harrowing consequences of family rejection.
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"It seems the market is willing to accept a rate hike if the data support it," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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What different risks and dangers are we willing to accept, and are there any specific ways you would like the military to mitigate those?
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Initially, Manafort's lawyers had said in their court filing that the special counsel's office was willing to accept the proposed terms of his release.
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King Bhumibol was willing to accept criticism but was not in a position to change such laws, as legislative power lies absolutely with parliament.
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According to the BBC, it offered 15 million pounds per year, but Love Productions was not willing to accept anything below 25 million pounds.
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"It poses a risk to the integrity of our products that we are not willing to accept," a Symantec spokesperson said in a statement.
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OPEC's policy has shifted as Saudi Arabia is targeting that price range and Iran has become more willing to accept an agreement, Ross said.
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"We believe (GM) investors are willing to accept more radical measures to optimize capital allocation," Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas wrote in a note.
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Louisville coach David Padgett is willing to accept shooting struggles from Quentin Snider, but he just doesn't want his senior guard to lose confidence.
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Moreover, Turkey may be less willing to accept returns if it does not win visa-free access to the EU's Schengen passport-free zone.
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But fun matters, too, and your father could be willing to accept her attentions while knowing that her affections are tinctured by venal motives.
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And Florida, when they do their investigation, they'll make the determination of whether or not they're going to be willing to accept his case.
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For many interventions, the minimum benefit patients say they're willing to accept is greater than the benefit research tells us they're likely to receive.
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Barr has been semi-retired for a number of years but is willing to accept the position, sources familiar with his thinking have said.
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It's up to each member to decide whether the deal is fair or not, and if he or she is willing to accept it.
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In the end, it boils down to how much security we're willing to accept before we feel it's intruding on our rights as individuals.
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And with so many women (like Abby Finkenauer, above) running this year, consultants say voters are more willing to accept female candidates as qualified.
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Or there might be no point in making a deal unless he's willing to accept something closer to the full list of activist demands.
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If you're willing to accept "just joking" as defense, you're willing to enter in-group where idea conveyed by the joke is acceptable. 18.
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" When you endorse such boundary spanning, you support psychological safety: "Confidence among the members that senior leaders are willing to accept transparency and debate.
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Financial markets are revealing that investors are willing to accept a lower average return for that insurance, precisely because it helps to manage risk.
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Our reports on his meeting with the lawyer have strengthened suspicions that at least some in the campaign were willing to accept Russian help.
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She said the experience made them more willing to accept long-term rewards over immediate ones, changing how they might make decisions about retirement.
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That would need to happen before the two leaders can reconvene a third time to reach a deal they would be willing to accept.
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Ironically, the court was perfectly willing to accept weak statistical arguments involving future dangerousness but to reject strong statistical arguments involving race and sentencing.
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With such high demand and limited housing stock, rent costs are high, and some workers are willing to accept smaller and unorthodox living spaces.
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More widely, TPP-11 members say they would welcome other countries joining the pact if they are willing to accept the obligations it includes.
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When Adil Abdul Mahdi became prime minister in October 22019, he was willing to accept Soleimani's candidate for the key position of interior minister.
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Banbury's wife had hoped to donate the motel's contents to a local welfare agency, but she couldn't find one willing to accept it all.
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But if you're willing to accept that, the truck could be more than meets the eye when it goes into production in late 2021.
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But they also say the retailer's turnaround would have taken far more money and time than Tiffany's shareholders might have been willing to accept.
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But if you're willing to accept a degree of risk, you'll have the opportunity to make grants that generate a higher return for society.
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These have not succeeded, however, perhaps because there is less tolerance for disruption in the United States than the Taiwanese were willing to accept.
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Mr. LePage will not be on the ballot in November, when the state could elect a governor more willing to accept the referendum's results.
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These rules constrain America enough, and benefit all the weaker countries in enough concrete ways, that everyone is willing to accept their basic contours.
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If the British public is willing to accept that, then we probably shouldn't be surprised that they'll accept a few swan bites as well.
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The question is what kind of deal North Korea is truly willing to offer — and what kind of deal Trump is truly willing to accept.
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La Repubblica newspaper reported Tuesday that the European Commission is willing to accept an increase in Italy's deficit target to 1.95 percent for next year.
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"So if you have the patience, if you're willing to accept some short-term pain in expectation of longer-term gain," you might consider investing.
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But I'm willing to accept some risk for the conveniences offered by a home that anticipates my needs by always listening and by always watching.
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He was willing to accept ball four as an expression of the pitcher's respect for him, a talent bolstered by a ton of intentional walks.
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It has reached a point where people absolutely are no longer willing to accept anything less than folks being in complete support of these issues.
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So long as they are willing to accept funding without asking where it comes from, there is little incentive for the VC industry to change.
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Embedded in all of this is risk: how much we're willing to take and what tradeoffs we're willing to accept in order to minimize risk.
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Those opposed to a rate cut "appear to be less willing to accept the argument that if they don't ease, they're getting tightening," he said.
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But after nearly six weeks on the picket lines, workers were apparently willing to accept the closings for a chance to get back to work.
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Italian state media agency ANSA, citing Italian foreign ministry officials, reported that France, Germany, Luxembourg and Portugal were willing to accept some of the group.
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Which is funny, because Peter Kraus certainly wasn't ready to provide love in a way that Rachel Lindsay was willing to accept on The Bachelorette.
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Trump has wanted to meet with Xi, and last week the Chinese leader said in a phone call he was willing to accept the request.
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"I'm willing to accept the judgment of the chamber, but I will do so with pain and a broken heart," Mahdi told the court Monday.
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The antivaxxers may be willing to accept all these risks, but much of the general public seems to have been alarmed by the spreading outbreak.
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The sources said there was still some gap between what Chinese insurers are offering and what private equity seller MBK Partners is willing to accept.
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T.I. is finally, although grudgingly, willing to accept Donald Trump is the next POTUS ... but he says Hillary Clinton's loss taught him a valuable lesson.
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Filipino diplomats in Geneva called it a "sweeping and politicized" statement, adding the country was willing to accept international help, but would not be lectured.
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"If there's no wall, it doesn't work," the president told reporters Thursday when asked if he would be willing to accept other border security measures.
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"I'd like to have all our provisions on there, but that's a negotiation and we'll see what the House is willing to accept," Thune said.
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Andrew Miller, 28, who has struggled with addiction, said he could not find a treatment center that was willing to accept him without health insurance.
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Democrats may be willing to accept an increase in domestic mandatory spending to make up for a discrepancy between defense and nondefense discretionary spending programs.
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Administration officials say he would be willing to accept less than the $5.7 billion he has insisted upon in an attempt to strike an accord.
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Overprescribing isn't always due to negligence; it may also be that pills are the only form of help that some people are willing to accept.
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Sources close to Johnson suggested that he might be willing to accept a shorter, weeks-long delay to ratify his deal, according to multiple reports.
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But the company repeatedly indicated that it would be willing to accept a much lower market capitalization in its public offering, according to numerous reports.
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They lose twice: first, production shifts to Mexico attracted by depressed labor costs; second, workers become willing to accept far lower wages to be "competitive".
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Since the defense boost is large, Democrats are willing to accept less than parity because it's still a lot of money for non-defense needs.
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But the source told Reuters that Mueller was willing to accept written answers to questions without a commitment from Trump's lawyers over what comes next.
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"If we are willing to accept that idea, then I think you could imagine it moving forward in a variety of different ways," she said.
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As in the real world, a currency is worth only as much as the number of people willing to accept it for goods and services.
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How we got here: Britons who once simply wanted a less restrictive relationship with the E.U. are now willing to accept a no-deal Brexit.
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EU officials have indicated they may be willing to accept a short delay if May can get her deal through the UK parliament next week.
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In these tit-for-tats, Pyongyang is demonstrating that, though the weaker state, it has greater leverage because it is willing to accept more risk.
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Determined to hold attention whatever it took, willing to accept, if not relish, any insult except indifference, she was as savvy as she was cartoonish.
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He now asks every one of his seller clients of a high-end home if he or she would be willing to accept any currency.
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But the cuts Trump proposed were significantly higher than they were willing to accept, a fact they often repeated before releasing their bill on Tuesday.
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Even at that price, they were unable to find a deep enough market at an amount WeWork was willing to accept, according to Faber's sources.
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The protests, activists say, are a sign that people are no longer willing to accept austerity while their leaders build lavish palaces and opulent hotels.
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And they must come to the table willing to accept that Israel is a Jewish state and it will forever exist as a Jewish state.
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The question, however, is not one of moral desert but whether we are willing to accept excessive violence as an inevitable facet of contemporary policing.
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"I think Trump will have to make a strategic decision whether the optics of the appointment would be something he is willing to accept," Bigley added.
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I could also streamline the process by enabling the fingerprint reader, if I were willing to accept a major security vulnerability for the sake of convenience.
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This strategy assumes that Arab states would be able to do so, and that they'd be willing to accept a territorial deal that excludes East Jerusalem.
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So for me, I was willing to accept any risk because it was a drop that I wanted to experience, and it was worth every second.
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The more she read, the more I listened, connecting with words, connecting with her, ready and willing to accept and love her exactly as she is.
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So if the nuclear authorities come along and tell you, 'Well it's safe to go back now,' not many people are willing to accept their reassurances.
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The idea that his drug use might have gotten out of control — and turned into an addiction — was not something that he was willing to accept.
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"As patients and consumers, we somehow are willing to accept it's not as seamless, not as efficient ... as all of those other things are," Roy said.
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Those who are ineligible for asylum should be sent back without delay; those likely to qualify should be sent on to countries willing to accept them.
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It says that we are willing to accept the status quo for our military—where more service members are dying in training than on the battlefield.
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It took a passionate and capable medical team to implement the program, and community medical providers who were willing to accept patients recently released from incarceration.
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That's why many think that American companies can't defend the wages they pay in Bangladesh by saying that the workers there are willing to accept them.
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"Essentially the global bond investors are willing to accept record high interest rate risk for record low compensation," a Bank of America note said last week.
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FSA groups have said they are not willing to accept participation by Russia, which they accuse of supporting the Assad regime through bombings in civilian areas.
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After a lengthy negotiation, the special counsel's office has reportedly indicated it is willing to accept written answers from Trump about possible collusion with the Kremlin.
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Analysts at Jefferies questioned whether Shire shareholders would be willing to accept an offer which they say is effectively 44 percent cash and 56 percent equity.
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In fact, we should be actively seeking out, assessing, recruiting and encouraging more foster parents who are ready and willing to accept and support LGBTQ youth.
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An undercover exposé by Cobrapost last year alleged that top media groups were willing to accept payment in return for favourable coverage of the ruling party.
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Those that do successfully make it to European territory would be handled through a shared effort by those member states who are willing to accept them.
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Is it just because political differences that they are willing to accept this type of intelligence abuse and abuse of power and spying on other candidates.
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During the nearly 18 months that this case has been underway, the government has given repeated assurances that Iraq would be willing to accept these detainees.
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Many rank-and-file members see the writing on the wall and appear willing to accept a stopgap measure that punts the final decisions to December.
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Other news media become more Fox-like, more willing to accept the proposition that everyone has a point of view, and might as well embrace it.
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The European Commission is willing to accept an increase in Italy's deficit target to 1.95 percent for next year, the newspaper La Repubblica said on Tuesday.
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"I'm perfectly willing to accept that women may never wear bras," Mr. Wexner said, tossing aside the notion that his products might one day be obsolete.
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This choice conjures haunting images of the United States retreat from Saigon in 1975, and no American president has yet been willing to accept this scenario.
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The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal, and the five conservatives signaled during oral arguments that they may be willing to accept the administration's lies.
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But pushing the bipartisan approach would require confronting the sitting attorney general and perhaps the president — a challenge many Republicans may not be willing to accept.
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Already WeWork seemed willing to accept a much lower price tag for its flotation, seeking a relatively modest valuation of $15bn or less from its IPO.
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Some food and beverage companies, they said, want containers made from more recycled and compostable material, but not everyone is willing to accept the additional costs.
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"We are willing to accept refugees who the federal government has determined are properly and legally seeking refugee status and have been adequately vetted," Hogan added.
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"It could be the one immigration program that they are willing to accept," said Stephen W. Yale-Loehr, an immigration law professor at Cornell Law School.
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Trump has denied any collusion, although developments since the election have shown that Trump associates were at least willing to accept Russian help during the election.
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He responded to the criticisms on Thursday by accusing Republicans that they "think it's OK" members of Trump's team were willing to accept dirt from Russians.
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By contrast, members of the Obama administration, from the president on down, were in general far more willing to accept responsibility than their Bush-era predecessors.
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Some members of the Congressional Black Caucus have privately said they are willing to accept Maloney, even if it means losing one of their five chairmanships.
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" Rather, the lawyer said, the two officers in the licensing division accused of taking payment or gifts "were already interested and willing to accept the payment.
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So to end contact with an honest opinion that you are willing to accept — to have it or not to have it is a huge difference.
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TRENDING These days, fewer airlines are willing to accept certain breeds, and getting your pet from one part of the world to another can be pricey.
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Saudi Arabia's immediate goal is to ensure that this episode does not ruin its relationship with President Donald Trump, who seems willing to accept the cover story.
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As long as these two options appear to be on the table, it looks as if too few MPs will be willing to accept Mrs May's compromise.
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But if you're willing to accept the risk and want to spend some CPU cycles digging for Zcash coins, it's always possible they'll be worth something someday.
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For example, you would need to have people believe that the Central Bank will be willing to accept a higher level of inflation than in the past.
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One-quarter of all the respondents in Italy — Christian and non-religious combined — said they would not be willing to accept a Jew as a family member.
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In such a union, Berlin might be willing to accept a limited common euro zone budget and common bank deposit insurance but probably never common debt issuance.
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Experts have noted that, Sri Lanka forged friendlier relationships with China under Rajapaksa's presidency, and Colombo was seemingly more willing to accept Chinese investments during his tenure.
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Most has long insisted that Croatia's prime minister should not be affiliated with a political party, suggesting it may not be willing to accept an HDZ candidate.
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Employees often look at the market as savers who want complete safety, instead of investors with a longer view and willing to accept market fluctuations, Galli said.
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For example, nearly half of respondents were willing to accept blood transfusions if the resulting impacts on strength, stamina, and speed matched a person's own peak ability.
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The IMF seems now willing to accept the 3.5 percent target, at least for the next few years and as long as it delivers real policy reform.
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BitPay, which was founded in 2011, is authorized to offer clearing and settlement services to merchants willing to accept payment in bitcoin or issue payments in bitcoin.
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What the document says: The group is willing to accept a Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders, dropping it's longstanding call for the destruction of Israel.
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For example, they might be willing to accept less pay if they can have flexibility for doctor's appointments, family time or simply a day of self-care.
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What is not in doubt is that Chinese smelters are willing to accept ever lower treatment charges despite higher concentrate imports and relatively subdued refined production growth.
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Newer member countries of the EU in the east of the bloc have proved less willing to accept refugees than longer-standing, richer countries to the west.
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You always will be, but there is a powerful force that designed you that way, and if you are willing to accept that, you will have grace.
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This is where flexibility comes into play: employees may be more willing to accept the new norm of "work-life integration" if the perks are enticing enough.
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"I wouldn't read too much into the absence of an assertion to mean he would be willing to accept a nuclear North Korea," the official told reporters.
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The Times also reported that Mueller has told Trump's legal team he would now be willing to accept some of the president's answers to questions in writing.
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This is why Republicans fought so hard against it, and why the Obama administration was willing to accept a victory that included not a single Republican vote.
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It remains to be seen if the White House will seek border protection requirements as part of a DACA deal that Democrats would be willing to accept.
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"The question is, are we willing to accept the promise of the Republican leadership that it will come out in conference?" he said in an interview Wednesday.
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And so many interests benefit from higher oil prices; it appears there is a part of the world ready, and willing, to accept much more expensive energy.
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Hoyer emphasized that he'd prefer an even higher spending cap but said Democrats are willing to accept the Obama-Boehner level in the name of bipartisan compromise.
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But the millennial generation, born on the cusp of the internet boom, have different expectations when it comes to the types of advertising they're willing to accept.
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Therefore when looking to lead, it's important to have courage, standup for what you believe in and be willing to accept that you won't always be liked.
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She said the central bank had been willing to accept 1MDB's response if supporting documents could be furnished, but no such proof had been received so far.
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That's a big tax — but this is a big program, and Burman notes that Americans have been willing to accept higher taxes for Social Security and Medicare.
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In reality, digital currencies are still a niche interest with few businesses willing to accept them—where, if anywhere, is all this theory being put into practice?
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On the flip side though, it is a really tasty drink and if you're willing to accept that your bartender probably spit in it, it's worth it.
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Transportation was provided for those who were willing to accept treatment, and the Office of Homeless Services paid for ID cards for those who didn't have them.
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Throughout the week's negotiations, officials on both sides worried about what Mr. Trump would be willing to accept in exchange for pulling back on his tariff threat.
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"Even though we achieved 99.84 percent success in our recount effort, we are not willing to accept that votes go unreported," Mr. Latimer said in a statement.
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And while home-sharing is not exactly the kind of independent lifestyle most young people dream of, it's one Goor said people are increasingly willing to accept.
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The tougher question is why some climate advocates are not yet willing to accept "yes" for an answer and embrace bipartisan action on forests and climate change.
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President Trump has also indicated that he is willing to accept President Bashar al-Assad's remaining in office and is prepared to withdraw American forces from Syria.
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In doing so, he acted as a modern-day Eisenhower, a Republican willing to accept an expansion of the safety net for the good of the country.
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Money shifted into Treasury bonds, a traditional safe haven, indicating that investors were willing to accept the prospect of smaller rewards in exchange for refuge from risk.
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When subjects said "I don't" versus "I can't," they were more effective in getting their point across, and the sellers were more willing to accept their refusal.
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While some will be excused with a note from their parents, others told CNN they are willing to accept whatever consequences they receive in order to participate.
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Some neo-Nazis said they were willing to accept homosexuality as a private matter—as long as the comrade's accomplishments on other fronts aligned with the movement.
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Former Playmate Ashley Mattingly was arrested for suspicion of DUI after allegedly plowing her golf cart into 4 parked cars, but she's not willing to accept blame.
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Companies often also choose to place caps in their merger agreements on the size of divestitures they would be willing to accept in their negotiations with regulators.
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And it all kinda works here and there, provided you're willing to accept The Boss as a series of comedic sketches, only loosely connected by a plot.
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "The first step in looking for any job should be to decide what you'd like to make and what concessions you're willing to accept.
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When I&aposm talking about -- I&aposm saying that I&aposm willing to accept an apology even though no one will ever, ever accept ours, as we see.
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That would presume the company is willing to accept the responsibilities of a media company, despite near-constant claims from its executives that the company is anything but.
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I am willing to accept that my initial distaste for "The Story of Adidon" is maybe a failure of what I am willing to give myself over to.
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The company works with a couple of banks in each state that are willing to accept marijuana money, and ensures that all transactions are compliant with state laws.
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Perhaps most importantly, Cruz said he was willing to accept blame for Texas Tech's loss on Monday night, so long as he gets credit when Texas teams win.
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Investors are willing to accept less growth than in the past in exchange for margin expansion and evidence that companies can be sustainable without requiring additional outside financing.
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Visitors might have been willing to accept strict social norms as a price worth paying to see one of the most dramatic archaeological spectacles in the Middle East.
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"To be clear, although I personally consider Snowden a traitor, I am willing to accept a jury's verdict and, if guilty, a judge's sentencing of him," he adds.
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Britons have typically shunned off-plan properties, thanks in part to how mortgages are structured: few banks are willing to accept a not-yet-built house as collateral.
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In our increasingly complex financial and monetary systems, currency is relatively unimportant and transactions costs mean that depositors may be willing to accept small negative rates of interest.
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What's his agenda: Manafort, like Kushner and Trump Jr., was willing to accept any dirt on Hillary Clinton that he could get — regardless of where it came from.
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I'm perfectly willing to accept that Blumberg's real-life story of setting out on his own to create a business from the ground up is an inspiring one.
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But the Obama administration was willing to accept that proposition, and now Trump administration has decided to call a halt to what has been, at best, a charade.
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My house will always be full of books, but I'm more willing to accept the fact that reading is no longer an activity limited to a single medium.
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If the president is simply making a play for leverage and willing to accept far less than what he has stated, there may be room for an agreement.
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"This administrative change is harmonizing our coordination with states and transferring a traditional federal authority to states that are now capable and willing to accept it," he said.
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It has said it is willing to accept lower return for all of the government's savings, including state firms' accounts, in order to cut banks' cost of fund.
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When certain areas become so crowded with low-income housing, residents in more affluent areas become less willing to accept lower-income housing units in their own neighborhoods.
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White House budget director Mick Mulvaney said on Thursday that Republicans should be willing to accept "short-term increases on deficits" for tax reform to drive economic growth.
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But his increased drinking and the attendant inability to present a dignified face for both the Pistons and pro basketball was more than Zollner was willing to accept.
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The caveat would be if the company's financials were worse than anticipated and the company needed cash so badly that they were willing to accept relatively poor terms.
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Perhaps you could check out New Zealand, Ireland, Canada or Sweden — all countries very willing to accept immigrants from the United States, just in case your candidate loses.
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In Asia, in general, "while things are improving, the bosses are still older men and may be less willing to accept" young women as engineers, Ms. Sweeney said.
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In my own friendships, I'm willing to accept that flawed attachments are better than none, so I guess I should extend the same realism to my son's generation.
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While many German voters probably feel flattered by the talk of their country's leading role in the world, the majority is still not willing to accept the cost.
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Asked if they would be willing to accept a Muslim in their family, 57 percent of Italians either said no or were unsure — the highest total of all.
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According to research by ADP, nearly half of employees in North America are willing to accept nontraditional payment methods, such as mobile payments, digital platforms or pay cards.
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Willing to accept a goal if it comes, but also not pushing as hard for one as it might have with Mbappé and Pogba in the team today.
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Mr. Lackey said he was assigned once again to oversee Island Express in subsequent years and found that Mr. Moore seemed more willing to accept F.A.A. safety requests.
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Your walk number is the lowest number you&aposd be willing to accept, or the point below which "this deal is no longer good for you," Dickinson said.
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It shows that despite all the known harms of air pollution, the pressure for economic development remains immense, and many public officials are willing to accept the tradeoffs.
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If a low salary at work is truly a dealbreaker for you, "get an offer that you would be willing to accept, but prefer not to," Cohen advises.
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Barack Obama was willing to accept an imperfect health care system that lacked a public option of any kind, in service of crafting a plan that could pass.
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We've gone out of our way, and the president has said this, to say that anything that makes the bill better for Americans, we are willing to accept.
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Because that Washington hospital was not yet willing to accept a black person as a medical resident, though, Dr. Wethers began practicing at Bellevue Hospital in New York.
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"There is definitely this moment in time where society is not willing to accept behavior that in the past has been acceptable," Tracy Maxwell, the founder of HazingPrevention.
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He can shoot (his splits last year were 50.8/34.8/78.0), handle the ball better than most guys his size, and appears willing to accept a reduced role.
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And I think that he wanted to remain CEO and he's certainly been willing to accept someone above him because he really just runs the company anyway, right?
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And they see the Assad regime as essential for preserving their interests in Syria, and have demonstrated they're willing to accept significant losses to keep him in power.
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That trend has fueled the notion that immigrants are stealing jobs from other Iowa residents: Immigration opponents believe immigrants are willing to accept lower salaries and dodge taxes.
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Much of that tax would be replacing current spending on health insurance premiums, but voters don't appear willing to accept a tax hike that large all the same.
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Since then, the owners of three different properties, including a seven-bedroom estate listed for $73 million, have at least said they're willing to accept Bitcoin as payment.
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He says dry-wallers, roofers and other low-skilled workers frequently write to him complaining that they were edged out of work by immigrants willing to accept lower wages.
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"We have a long history of listening to our shareholders and we hope that Trian is willing to accept our offer for a continuing, constructive private dialogue," it said.
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And as the rush to condemn Franken in the wake of Tweeden's accusation has shown, not everyone is willing to accept the trade-off of decency for comedy anymore.
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But these laws have rarely been tested, and there is little the state can do to prevent a defection by an elector who is willing to accept the penalty.
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China may also believe that Mr Trump's contempt for the rules-based international order America helped create would make him more willing to accept China as a regional hegemon.
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Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin says the U.S. government is willing to accept penalties if they don't fulfill their commitments to the U.S.-China trade deal, reports Bloomberg.
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" Edward Spinks, a London theater technician, said he was "not willing to accept Brexit yet" and hoped the ruling would clear the way for Britain to "reassess its position.
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"When you respect yourself then you're going to have a realistic but high standard for what you're willing to accept or not in terms of a relationship," Gelb said.
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The activity is possible in large part because the gap has narrowed between what buyers are willing to pay and how much sellers are willing to accept, analysts said.
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Because you get to just experience it your way...you have to be willing to accept how difficult it is, see your own limits, and then go past them.
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MACCALLUM: All right, so you know, what I&aposm seeing is that on both sides of this equation you have two campaigns who were willing to accept some information.
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With wealth managers now ascendant, Mr. Thiam seems willing to accept the wounded cries of his own bankers as a painful necessity if his grand plan is to succeed.
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That concern is often less about fear of recidivism and instead possible victimization by community members less willing to accept that the former fighter is no longer a threat.
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"A major impediment to the adoption of this plan is that the potential deficit increase may be above what the Senate and House are willing to accept," Snider wrote.
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At one point in this debate, some conservatives were willing to accept a limited amnesty to secure serious improvements in border security, but that moment seems to have passed.
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The biggest obstacle is thought to be valuation — how much investors are willing to pay for the company's shares and how much its existing shareholders are willing to accept.
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In a premium support system, each insurer would submit a bid showing the amount of money it was willing to accept to provide care for a typical Medicare beneficiary.
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"We cannot accept that Vonovia, despite numerous confirmations, is not willing to accept the vote of Deutsche Wohnen shareholders," Deutsche Wohnen Chief Executive Michael Zahn said in a statement.
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He was willing to accept (as some others have yet to accept) that remaining in the race could take votes from candidates who have a viable path to nomination.
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And countries in the region do not seem willing to accept the large annual trade deficits in manufactured goods that have made the American market particularly attractive for China.
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Either party could face a legitimacy crisis if voters were not willing to accept party leaders once again playing such a decisive role in selecting the nominee, said Azari.
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I'm willing to accept that I'm paranoid, but the way that the rate and scale of hackings are exponentially increasing, I think it's better to be safe than sorry.
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Retailers and wedding planners say they have been inundated with frantic calls from people looking to bring forward large-item purchases from anyone willing to accept the old notes.
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"When people feel good about their own business, if they're serving more plates at their restaurants for example, then they are more willing to accept price increases," Slager added.
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The royal couple will have to provide their own security, and how much risk they're willing to accept will play a large part in determining the final security program.
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The hospital closed its maternity ward for a year in 2015 after its neonatal specialist died because it could not find a replacement willing to accept the low salary.
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" The firm's survey "shows that 60% of the participating merchants (we note that we surveyed U.S. merchants only) would be willing to accept bitcoin in lieu of USD payment.
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I was willing to accept some setbacks but thought each one would also serve as a step forward; any hardships would be only detours on my long life's journey.
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"I believe the majority of the people are willing to accept undocumented immigrants becoming citizens," he said (polls have consistently shown a majority of Americans believe that, even now).
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George Lopez is angry, and clearly not willing to accept the election results ... because he made it clear, as far as he's concerned Donald Trump is not his president.
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"Right now the market is willing to accept disappointing growth in exchange for the prospect of lower rates," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at Cresset Capital Management in Chicago.
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Almost all of the people who work at or with Nuçi's are also musicians, so they understand that their clients are willing to accept those downsides to the creative lifestyle.
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" Puzder supported a "path to legal status" that would be "short of citizenship" so long as the undocumented are "willing to accept responsibility for their actions and take their consequences.
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APA did not respond to a request for comment on the claims of the book, and the chain said Tuesday it was still willing to accept reservations from Chinese tourists.
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Amazon has been willing to accept the risk of public blunders to stress-test the technology in real life and move Alexa faster up the learning curve, the person said.
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The decision to approve the deal shows how federal regulators have become more willing to accept consolidation in the wireless industry, which is dominated by a handful of massive players.
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But if you really do believe in the causes and why you're standing up, and willing to accept there are consequences and ramifications, then that's what you'd have to do.
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Instead, according to a lawyer and activists who have been in touch with him, authorities in Qatar have granted him 24 hours to find another country willing to accept him.
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Others were frustrated with the president's back-and-forth on what he was willing to accept, and his pushback on Democrats' original offer of $1.6 billion in border security funding.
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Political scientists refer to the range of ideas the public might be willing to accept at any one time as the Overton window, after Joseph Overton, who codified the concept.
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And the amount of money subjects were willing to accept to shut their accounts for another four weeks was 13% lower after the month off than it had been before.
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On Thursday, Iran's top diplomat dangled an opening for talks, saying Tehran was willing to accept enhanced and permanent nuclear inspections in exchange for a permanent lifting of US sanctions.
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Though I've long been used to living with Crouzon syndrome, a craniofacial condition that resulted in disfigurement, I've never been willing to accept the cruel ignorance that often surrounds me.
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You're more willing to accept him, because you realize that what you interpret as an extreme is actually a facade, and he's more like you than you might have thought.
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The emails were the first public indication that at least some in the campaign were willing to accept Russian help and that the Russian government was seeking to help Trump.
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Oscar Pistorius says he's willing to accept time behind bars for what he claims was the accidental shooting of his girlfriend in 2013, but denies he's guilty of premeditated murder.
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That happened for a number of reasons, including the rise of oil and gas fracking providing cheap energy and a glut of unemployed people willing to accept lower-wage jobs.
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Investors are becoming less willing to accept weaker terms after aggressive documentation on recent loans such as petrol forecourt operator EG Group and French telecom network service provider Circet Groupe.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt appears willing to accept any conclusion about climate change, as long as it's not the one shared by most climate scientists around the world.
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"Is the FARC going to be willing to accept jail time?" asked Cynthia J. Arnson, the director of the Latin American Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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But for those untreatable diseases, patients do not want us to wait until they're dead, and we have a giant package of evidence; they are willing to accept more uncertainty.
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But the outlook changed drastically on Thursday as Trump ratcheted up his rhetoric and suggested again that he is not willing to accept anything less than his $5 billion demand.
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The meeting has caused a massive headache for the White House, providing the clearest sign yet that Trump's associates were willing to accept help from Russia to win the election.
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Garicano said prior to Thursday's vote that there is a risk that pro-independence parties were "not willing to accept the rules of the game" and the election result, however.
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"This is the big test of whether or not we're willing to accept these kinds of things in our games," TotalBiscuit said in his video about Battlefront II's loot boxes.
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Russia's withdrawal may make them less willing to accept it because they may perceive that their opponents' capabilities have been diminished, and hence they are now more likely to prevail.
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And that's not even getting into what Trump would be willing to accept on family-based immigration or some sort of lasting solution for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients.
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"The distinction matters because if he did know who she was, it allows investigators to conclude that the Trump campaign was willing to accept help from the Russians," he said.
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The change raised the question of whether China might be willing to accept a compromise on tariffs linked to the share of total trade that is taxed in each direction.
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Beyond maintaining their commitment to re-establishing an Islamist regime, they have not indicated what power-sharing or constitutional arrangement they might be willing to accept short of total victory.
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"Right now the market is willing to accept disappointing growth in exchange for the prospect of lower rates," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at Cresset Capital Management in Chicago.
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American negotiators have been pushing China for more substantive economic changes than it seems willing to accept, including rolling back subsidies to Chinese companies and lowering barriers to foreign competition.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission is willing to accept a deal with producers of Argentine biodiesel to settle a long-running trade dispute over imports of the product into Europe.
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"Because sabotaging the '68 peace efforts seems like a Nixon-like thing to do, we are willing to accept a very low bar of evidence on this," Mr. Nichter said.
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A country may be more willing to accept the ship once it has been afloat for the standard 14-day quarantine period and has no reported cases of the virus.
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But at a unique moment, when fresh approaches to geopolitics could be hammered out, they appear willing to accept much of the outdated security assumptions of the American postwar order.
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"Some people cling to the 'like-kind exchange' argument, and are not willing to accept the reality of if they make a lot of money, they owe tax," he said.
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There's a lot of vetting involved, but there are always many more vetted people in need of resettlement than there are places for them in countries willing to accept refugees.
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"But, again, a surprising number of executives are willing to accept the pain, precisely because they know there can be real gain when the Chinese finally open their markets," Cramer said.
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In his opening statement, Commissioner Rohit Chopra tied the two issues together, saying that too often the FTC is willing to accept a settlement in order to avoid a costly trial.
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They are often not willing to accept that making political change is, in Max Weber's words, the "slow boring of hard boards" and, as a result, endorse tactics that are counterproductive.
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"It seems both sides still wanted more than what the other was willing to accept," Jenny Town, a research analyst at the Stimson Center, a nonpartisan think tank, told VICE News.
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That may not be an issue for Republicans who have so far been willing to accept the Trump administration's nearly daily chaos in exchange for his John Hancock on their legislation.
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In addition, given the way the market was developing for him, Cespedes decided he was willing to accept a shorter contract for a higher annual salary, at least from the Mets.
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Disney will take a financial hit from earmarking titles like Lady and the Tramp as streaming exclusives, but the company is willing to accept that risk for a strong launch lineup.
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With neither Turkish nor Ukrainian authorities willing to accept the migrants, the men had been locked in their cabins while the ferry continued taking goods and passengers between Istanbul and Odessa.
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"We're willing to accept the same rates for our local stations and WGN America that others are currently paying us," said Gary Weitman, Tribune Media's senior vice president for corporate relations.
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Iran slashed its September official selling price for light crude to Asia by $1.30 a barrel, the latest sign that exporters are willing to accept discounts in return for market share.
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A trader might have set the lowest price he's willing to accept to $50, and when the price plunges past that point, all of that investor's assets are automatically sold off.
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In the House, enough moderate Republicans were willing to accept this compromise while the Freedom Caucus moved away from its all-or-nothing approach to reach a deal on this bill.
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Hogan says he was willing to accept this offer with conditions like the shares being held in a trust and immediately vesting upon the judgment being affirmed by an appeals court.
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If Mr. Deripaska, for example, wanted to buy a house in Europe now, he would be hard-pressed to find a seller willing to accept money from him, Mr. Browder said.
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Carter would need to notify Congress of his intent to approve any additional releases along with finding another country willing to accept them under the conditions placed by the United States.
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Owner Rob Gadd is selling his five bedroom house in Melbourne, and he's willing to accept part of the house payment in Bitcoin, with the rest to be paid in cash.
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This allows borrowers to cut pricing on loans that are trading over par, as lenders are usually more willing to accept lower pricing than lose the credit in a straight refinancing.
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It's fine in the way that a Netflix recommendation that's finely tuned to your specific tastes is fine, and you're willing to accept something mediocre because it's exactly what you enjoy.
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" "I think the Senate's going to have to act unless it is willing to accept the death of a U.S. resident journalist as an acceptable action because of a broader relationship.
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Sources close to Johnson suggested that he may be willing to accept a shorter delay of a matter of weeks in order to a ratify his deal, according to multiple reports.
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If Democrats take control of the House, Mr. Tucker would have to navigate a majority that may be less willing to accept some ideological dissent in their efforts to push left.
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One recent IOM survey of Ukrainians found that one out of every five was willing to accept a "risky" job offer abroad that might put them in danger of being trafficked.
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But most people around the world are willing to accept advertising as the price of free or cheaper media, and are getting "tapped out" on how many subscriptions they'll pay for.
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" Fox said Saggar will not be reinstated as CEO, but that GlassRatner is "seriously considering reinstating him as Director of the [emergency department] if he is willing to accept that position.
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Ignoring the laws that govern us all and even their local constitution, just crosses a line no state is willing to accept or the country would simply disappear in utter chaos.
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The list of employee complaints against "toxic workplaces" has become an ever-growing one as the modern workforce continues to set boundaries on what they're willing to accept from their managers.
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They are willing to accept the wrenching consequences that attaining those goals might have for Americans' insurance coverage, betting that lower taxes and smaller government will fuel a more vibrant economy.
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"If that makes me appear as a partisan, I'm willing to accept that," Schiff told me in a long conversation before an audience at the 92nd Street Y in New York.
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The departures reduce the transfer list — detainees whom six agencies decided to recommend transferring, so long as security conditions could be met in a country willing to accept them — to five.
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While a tall insulated boot with a lugged sole keeps your off-bike commutes comfortable, you may not be willing to accept the extra weight and limited ankle mobility while riding.
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Even so, Ms. Le Pen is willing to accept a salary of 101,808 euros (about $110,000), a generous per diem and an annual staff and office budget in excess of €340,000.
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On the flip side, research into employer practices shows that there are sound economic and business reasons for why managers seek workers who are willing to accept these types of schedules.
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A number of senior pro-Brexit members of the prime minister's main team have privately said that they would be willing to accept such a long-term commitment, the report said.
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Last year, Dr. Wei Tzuoh Chen put his 9,000-square-foot beachfront Malibu home on the market for $45 million, and explicitly stated he was willing to accept bitcoin as payment.
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"You'd have to be either willing to accept short-term currency risk for the sake of stock gains or believe U.S.-China trade will remain unsettled for several years," he explained.
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And for too long one administration after another, Republican and Democrat administrations, were willing to accept extraordinary disadvantages to American workers and American jobs in the name of trade with China.
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Making matters worse, it now appears that even states willing to accept the federal government's offers of assistance could be left waiting for help to arrive until just weeks before elections begin.
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"Until we get a better sense, probably by Monday or Tuesday, of what the president is really willing to accept," we won't really know what the actual risk of a shutdown is.
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The next step is to find out how big is the gap between what China is willing to offer and what the U.S. is willing to accept to make it a deal.
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Since the end of 2016, the kingdom's priority has switched to cutting stocks and pushing up prices, and it has been willing to accept some reduction in market share to achieve it.
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Psychologist Sophie Guy and colleagues argue that knowing the causes of climate change makes people more willing to accept the reality of climate change or to moderate their ideological opposition to it.
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I faced serious jail time in 2013, but got lucky: A relative found a free, one-year rehab program at a treatment center called Justin's Place that was willing to accept me.
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Clients pay the cost of the wait – $485 – plus $384 for two orchestra tickets, up front, and Samuel gets their parameters for what kind of tickets and prices they're willing to accept.
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"Oprah (and everyone wanting Oprah to run) would have to be willing to accept that 40% to 52% of the country could end up hating Oprah," a colleague pointed out to me.
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For all the sloganeering (Brexit means Brexit) and the prevarication, the British government must finally decide what kind of trade-offs it is willing to accept when it leaves the European Union.
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So taking the advice of my neighbor, and following in my family's footsteps, I walked down the alley the next morning and offered €20 [$22] to any campaigner willing to accept it.
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But the Power/NAMIC study found that the public seems far more willing to accept frequent crashes with a human at the wheel than even an occasional one involving a driverless vehicle.
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If you're willing to accept that the phrase is just an exaggerated, alternative way of saying "product that could dethrone Tesla's grip on the EV market," then maybe the answer is yes.
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The triumph of "skinny repeal" is remarkable, since it indicates that conservatives in Congress really are, at the end of the day, willing to accept minimal legislation that repeals little of Obamacare.
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Furthermore, survey respondents were more willing to accept discriminatory practices against persons with drug addiction, more skeptical about the effectiveness of treatments, and more likely to oppose policies aimed at helping them.
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The secret no one, especially Republican legislators, is willing to accept, is that we already have a government-centric single-payer healthcare system for all but a slim sliver of our citizens.
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Are we willing to accept immigrants as full-fledged partners in building America, or will we reject any immigrant, no matter how talented, simply because he or she was not born here?
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" When reporters pressed him over whether the White House would be willing to accept $2 billion rather than the demanded $85033 billion, Trump said, "I'm not going to talk about it now.
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Corporate risk analysts said China was willing to accept some "tolerable collateral damage", and it was being strategic in the areas it targeted, avoiding, for now, big employers like tech giant Samsung.
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Then again, Boeing also might be willing to accept a lower margin with the U.S. government if it believes a high-performance trainer might have potential in the export market with allies.
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The support for Mr. Trump reflects a growing pragmatism among evangelical voters who are willing to accept a less than ideal model of Christian faith in exchange for policies that they endorse.
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Democrats weren't willing to accept them, though Republicans insist the other side also saw health care politics turning in their favor and decided maybe making a deal wasn't the right campaign move.
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You might try to rationalize the Sanders position by saying that Medicare for All is an aspirational plan, and that in practice he would be willing to accept a more gradualist approach.
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When Don Jr.'s meeting became known last summer (confirmed in emails he himself released), it seemed to quite clearly show Trump's team willing to accept campaign help from the Russian government.
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With its recent history, including the transition from Communism, Poland was perhaps more accustomed to dealing with crises and more willing to accept an interruption in everyday life, said Ms. Nowobilska, 33.
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But the cuts Trump proposed were significantly higher than they were willing to accept, a message they delivered to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt when he testified before the Appropriations Committee last month.
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It maybe blew up some business enterprise -- preferably not his -- but he could claim that both sides would go down and he was more willing to accept that than the other side.
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This is the wonkish part, so feel free to skim and don't worry if it seems incomprehensible, as long as you're willing to accept the bottom line for the sake of argument.
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That move prompted renewed warnings from Democrats that Trump is willing to accept the help of foreign nations to benefit his reelection campaign — a claim that was central to their impeachment effort.
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Chief Executive Michael O'Leary was defiant, telling a press briefing in London that he was willing to accept strikes if that was the cost of defending the airline's low-cost business model.
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Pilots, and workers in general, have become frustrated by the massive bonuses their CEOs are getting, while their pay raises barely outpace inflation — and they are no longer willing to accept it.
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Paul LePage (R) has refused to implement it, but a new governor replacing LePage after he leaves office in the face of term limits could be more willing to accept the results.
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The Model S still may offer other features that will sway buyers willing to accept less range at a higher price, but the potential for some cannibalization is clearly there, Sacconaghi wrote.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top lawyer Geoffrey Cox said on Tuesday lawmakers needed to make a political judgment about whether they were willing to accept reassurances on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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Trump so far has indicated he might be willing to accept Saudi claims that King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's defacto ruler had no knowledge of Khashoggi's death.
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After observing the erratic policymaking of last year, is Germany willing to accept the risk that, at any time for at least three years, its economy could be subject to political scapegoating?
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Enter Bitcoin Unlimited, a version of the standard Bitcoin Core client that allows miners—the people who create the blocks—to signal to other miners if they're willing to accept bigger blocks.
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WeWork needs to go public in 2019 in order to receive a $6 billion credit facility, and multiple sources tell me that Neumann is willing to accept a major equity valuation slash.
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But it's worth noting that this isn't the first time British society has been willing to accept a little modern menace in order to preserve the charming vestiges of its longstanding traditions.
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Other categories that Facebook's algorithms have been found ready and willing to accept payment to run ads against in recent years include "jew-hater", "How to burn Jews" and "Hitler did nothing wrong".
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Basically, we'd be lucky if any of these women became the next Bachelorette, so if one of them doesn't accept Colton's proposal, let's hope at least they'll be willing to accept this opportunity.
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It remains to be seen what kind of team Trump will pull together, how many "NeverTrumpers" will apply for positions and to what degree the President-elect will be willing to accept them.
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Perhaps this will be the year many women realize collectively that there are limits to what they are willing to accept from the men they vote into office—and maybe even at home.
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The NRA responded on its site, suggesting it'd be happy to meet with the Donald, but isn't willing to accept any kind of "outright ban," even if the buyer is a suspected terrorist.
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But both categories of amendments will likely put political pressure on May — and could send a potentially powerful message about what Parliament is, and isn't, willing to accept when it comes to Brexit.
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Surveys also suggest that people who have been uninsured or buy their own coverage may be more willing to accept a tradeoff between provider choice and costs than workers in the group market.
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"A lot of the concern that people might have is that this is a technology-averse industry and might not be willing to accept self-driving trucks has proven not to be true."
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With fewer jobless workers willing to accept whatever salary they're offered — and skilled workers in short supply able to negotiate a better wage — employers are having a harder time keeping paychecks in check.
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Yet the lingering split between those Republicans willing to accept Mr. Trump, however reluctantly, and those ferociously opposed to his nomination was on vivid display at the beachside resort where the party gathered.
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Readers are willing to accept everything from beanstalks to vampires, if only we're convinced the author understands how they work even when we don't, and won't break the rules of her underlying universe.
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He has also stated in the past two days that he is no longer willing to accept a deal on a long-term fix for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Acting White House budget director Russ Vought had signaled to congressional negotiators in April that the president would be willing to accept a yearlong stopgap measure in the absence of a spending deal.
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Future prices and demand could be helped by any traditional financial institutions becoming more willing to accept bitcoin, and official recognition and regulatory acceptance of bitcoin as a means of payments, they wrote.
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Investors will study the minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's last policy meeting, due on Wednesday, for signs of whether the central bank is willing to accept above-target inflation for a time.
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And Democrats are already laying down a marker for the conditions under which they would be willing to accept a rebuilding plan — and not all of their demands may be palatable to Republicans.
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So instead of "faking it," women in particular are becoming more willing to speak up and prioritize their pleasure — and less willing to accept bad behavior, both in and out of the bedroom.
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He is willing to accept Putin's denials, despite what the intelligence community has told him, because he wants to believe that the entire Russia story -- from meddling through collusion -- is, well, trumped up.
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Goldman Sachs told clients that the environment is more difficult for picking stocks of quality companies, and as a result investors should be willing to accept longer holding periods and hold fewer stocks.
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Sohrob Farudi, the chief executive of the Fan-Controlled Football League, said he was willing to accept the restrictions involved in working with Indiegogo to stay on the right side of the law.
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The prospect of a deal has been hampered by the president's refusal to budge on the wall, or to indicate what alternatives he would be willing to accept to keep the government open.
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Companies like IBM and Salesforce, which sell data storage and software to other businesses, were more willing to accept consumer privacy laws, IBM and other members of the Information Technology Industry Council said.
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But those who opted for more expensive plans because they offer more benefits, or the traditional program because it covers any doctor willing to accept Medicare patients, would pay more out of pocket.
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So you should be able to find a landlord willing to accept a gainfully employed relative (or two) to guarantee your lease, even if the guarantor lives in another part of the country.
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A 2017 study by Princeton University economics professor Alexandre Mas and Harvard economics professor Amanda Pallais found job applicants were willing to accept 8% less pay for the option to work from home.
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The U.S. delegation has said it would be willing to accept a two-phased option allowing the United States to impose new rates immediately while giving other countries five years to do so.
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Kim Jong-il, the current leader's father, and I held two days of intensive talks, during which he appeared willing to accept more significant restraints on the missile programs than we had expected.
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Replacing Justice Anthony Kennedy, who was more willing to accept limits on gun rights, and who may have played a role in moderating Justice Antonin Scalia's 2008 decision in District of Columbia v.
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When Trump signed an executive order on the review, he trotted out his usual anti-immigrant dog whistles, saying he would end "the theft of American prosperity" by foreigners willing to accept lower pay.
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Not willing to accept that standard and not wanting to get beaten by the New York Times, he asked to take his story to an outlet he claimed was ready to publish right away.
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Driving the investment: Sonatype CEO Wayne Jackson said he's been in talks with TPG for "well over a year," but wasn't willing to accept the dilution that accompanies such a large investment until now.
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But the support from millionaires, some of whom would presumably pay the tax, shows that some millionaires are willing to accept higher taxes amidst growing concern over inequality and soaring fortunes of the rich.
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But I am willing to accept Twitter for all this because occasionally you get this: I know what you're thinking: This isn't me — I will be the one who uses 280 characters for good.
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To top it off, North Korea has an increasing number of allies that are willing to accept or at least overlook its various illegal activities, including WMD proliferation, human rights abuses and cyber attacks.
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On the other hand, maybe Vanguard just wants to offer its wealthy investors, who are willing to accept illiquidity and relatively high fees, the option to participate in another financial market producing high returns.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top lawyer Geoffrey Cox said on Tuesday members of parliament needed to make a political judgement about whether they were willing to accept reassurances on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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In Washington, a senior administration official said the United States is "sitting by the phone" but has heard no message yet from Iran that it is willing to accept Trump's overtures for direct talks.
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Some of the concerns about the risk that it poses are justified and it could, indeed, become a systemic player in the global financial system more quickly than its proponents are willing to accept.
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But she loves the Pixel so much she's willing to accept the bumps; I've offered to swap the Pixel out for a MacBook but she doesn't want one because it doesn't have a touchscreen.
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These have allowed it to raise funds at a lower interest rate than plain-vanilla bonds because investors are willing to accept a lower coupon for the prospect of converting the debt to equity.
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If that happened, Oman's neighbours would probably extend aid, "but it will be interesting to see what type of conditionalities are proposed, and if Oman will be willing to accept any conditions," he said.
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Few quality schools may be willing to accept those credits, but Mr. Mitchell said education officials were encouraging community colleges to reach out to former ITT students and to be flexible in transferring credits.
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Trump opened the door to a stopgap bill over the weekend, saying he is willing to accept an extension of up to two weeks, potentially pushing the shutdown fight up against the Christmas holiday.
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Reno, which remains in effect today, requires the government to release children from immigration detention without unnecessary delay to, in order of preference, parents, other adult relatives or licensed programs willing to accept custody.
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A diplomat to the core, Merkel was always willing to accept the ill-tempered tantrums of testosterone-fueled politicians with larger-than-life egos as long as this benefited the economic interests of Europe.
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Already, Brexit secretary David Davis has begun this next long march, suggesting the UK is willing to accept the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice in the "first part" of any transition deal.
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You can accomplish nearly anything with a growth mindset, because you are more willing to accept both challenges and setbacks with the understanding that you may need to try several times to reach success.
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It is over a billion times more than Pelosi was ever willing to accept and amounts to about a quarter of the $85033 billion that Trump sought based on recommendations of border security experts.
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He's not willing to accept limitations on the threat from the Iranian regime, he wants that threat removed entirely — a point underlined by his repeated exhortations for the Iranian people to challenge their leaders.
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Even as people jostled in lines that continued to be several hours long over the weekend, many interviewed seemed willing to accept monumental inconveniences if Mr. Modi's policy would reduce their country's endemic corruption.
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Any limit that Chávez might have been willing to accept on his power vanished in April 2002, when a junta of military officers and right-wing leaders tried to oust him in a coup.
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However, criticizing those who said they supported these views, or demonstrated with their votes that they were willing to accept them, caused a bit of a frenzy over who deserved to be called racist.
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Seaman said that back in July, Washington had already signaled it may be willing to accept Pyongyang's preferred approach — which is to persuade Kim to freeze his nuclear program rather than immediately dismantling it.
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One recent study found that workers were willing to accept 20 percent less pay to avoid jobs in which employers set their schedules with a week's notice and had them work evenings and weekends.
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It helped that she had a boyfriend she knew would marry her anyway and a father who was willing to accept that the family would be regarded as dishonored by most of their neighbors.
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U.S. Women's National Team soccer star Megan Rapinoe told CNN on Monday that U.S. Soccer's offer in response to players' demands for equal pay was far below what the team is willing to accept.
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Rep. John Lewis to undergo treatment for stage 4 pancreatic cancer MORE (D), whose nascent campaign would require super PAC support to become competitive (and who has already said he's willing to accept it).
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"When the biggest export market is no longer willing to accept your material, there's an imbalance between supply and demand," said David Biderman, the executive director of the Solid Waste Association of North America.
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Fox is likely to have taken encouragement from a comment from the regulator that given that Fox may not own Sky for long, it will be willing to accept the most cost-effective solution.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Russia's Gazprom is willing to accept a short-term extension of its gas transit contract with Ukraine, Chief Executive Alexey Miller said on Thursday after talks with Ukraine and the European Union.
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As a result, if a defendant speaks to his lawyer about evidence against him, or about the sort of plea-bargain offers he would be willing to accept, a prosecutor might be listening in.
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"The rejection of SOPA/PIPA showed that the public was no longer willing to accept vague scaremongering about 'piracy' as an excuse to give up more control and to limit the internet," Masnick said.
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But if they were not, they were willing to accept an awful lot of racism and sexism and xenophobia in the deal they made with their champion, and demanded precious few particulars in return.
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If that number were to rise to $250 billion, the conservative group said it would also be willing to accept a debt ceiling increase, another must-pass piece of legislation on the congressional docket.
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My guess is they've already factored in malfeasance from the President and his team and are willing to accept it as one factor, not the only factor in deciding whether he deserves another term.
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Investors last week were willing to accept Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's message that the Fed's next move is uncertain, dependent on how the economy performs, which seems closely linked to trade-policy perceptions.
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But one that is willing to reflect seriously on the extent of American commitments and is willing to accept that there are some places and some problems that are beyond our power to resolve.
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It's possible that if conservatives like Cruz were given a concession on Obamacare's insurance regulations, which they are desperate to roll back, they would be willing to accept maintaining some of the law's taxes.
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DAY 4: PROTESTS HEAT UP While Obama and Trump were honoring long-held rituals of transferring power in Washington, some people on streets across the United States were less willing to accept the election's outcome.
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Seems like you guys probably have a broader audience, or at least if they're willing to accept you as a 43-year-old guy on camera, they're more accepting of a wider swath of people.
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That economic model doesn't work, because the long hours and decreased pay that one is willing to accept at an entry-level position is predicated on taking over a higher-lever position in short order.
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Reading a unanimous decision by the five-judge panel, presiding judge Chile Eboe-Osuji ordered Gbagbo and co-defendant Charles Ble Goude "to be released to a state willing to accept them on its territories".
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Respondents were split by party on whether they would be willing to accept refugees from Syria in particular, with 61% of Republicans saying the U.S. should not accept Syrian refugees compared with 23% of Democrats.
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It's about time the world is willing to accept every side of Black beauty — head wraps, silk bonnets, $1 shower caps, cornrows, Afro picks, perm rods, box braids, relaxers, wrapping foam, twist-outs, and all.
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Jonathan Nash, a lawyer for the claimant group, told London's High Court last week that the majority of shareholders were willing to accept RBS's offer and there was a "good prospect" of a final settlement.
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And the fact that small groups, and even single individuals, will have the power to attain and use these weapons will only make governments and citizens more willing to accept the loss of freedoms. 4.
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To solve the mystery, you must first be willing to accept the fact that the exposed knee in black jeans does NOT belong to the woman on the far left who is wearing black jeans.
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The safety of these projects and historically low interest rates mean pension funds, endowments, sovereign wealth funds and other institutions are willing to accept ultra-low yields -- and consequently pay ultra-high prices -- for concessions.
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The larger issue, though, is that even if we were willing to accept that economic pain, reintroducing trade barriers wouldn't necessarily reverse the damage to communities that have lost jobs over the past 15 years.
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Though his family does not know he works intermittently as a prostitute, they were not willing to accept his attraction to men, so sex work became a way for him to express his sexual identity.
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Mostly, the aim seems to be providing something affordable for working professionals willing to accept a smaller private living space in exchange for a choice location, easy move-in and a ready-made social network.
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These are all good, charming things, but if sports has taught us one lesson over and over again, it's that we shouldn't be too willing to accept the virtuousness of professional athletes at face value.
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If Trump is able to continue setting the terms of the debate on North Korea, then the United States may be willing to accept a very bad deal just because it is not nuclear war.
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At some point in 2018, the agency will need to decide what level of risk it's willing to accept for the program, despite Congress' misgivings — and that means potentially more delays are on the horizon.
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Whether she drinks for release, rebellion or both, that glass of wine is still tethered to all the sacrifice she makes as a mother, a sacrifice the wine might make her too willing to accept.
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Still, Blinken noted that he's "perfectly willing to accept" that Trump was not fully briefed on the intelligence he shared with Russian officials, as national security adviser H.R. McMaster explained at a press briefing Tuesday.
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Some people are willing to accept a truly budget service for lower ticket prices; others think flights should come with at least basic amenities like water, no matter how much they paid for a ticket.
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But the Trump administration has decided that it's important to encourage immigrants to be wholly "self-sufficient" — to refrain from using any public benefits on a regular basis — and it's willing to accept the costs.
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As the battle for market share and profitability heats up in the new wild west of food, consumers have demonstrated they are willing to accept the implicit trade-off of paying a premium for convenience.
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" Asked by reporters on Monday if the elections were turning as much on his style of leadership as anything else, the president said, "I don't think so, but, I mean, I'm willing to accept that.
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Mr. Weinstein's lawyers quickly indicated in court on Friday that they were willing to accept a partial verdict and take the jury's decision on only the lower charges, not the higher ones, which remained undecided.
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Tria has softened an initial insistence that the 2019 deficit should be no higher than 2343 percent of GDP and is now willing to accept a ratio of around 1.9 percent, government sources have said.
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Gottlieb has signaled that he might be willing to accept a greater degree of uncertainty about safety and effectiveness at the time of a new drug's approval, and favored looser restrictions on off-label promotion.
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Why it matters: Unlike last year, when the U.S. government shut down for 35 days from December through January, Trump was willing to accept less funding than he originally requested for the U.S.-Mexico border.
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In a Federal Communications Commission filing this week, Comcast urged regulators not to ban internet service providers from offering cheaper service plans for those customers willing to accept increased monitoring of their web browsing habits.
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Hungry for legislative victory after repeated failures in their push to overturn Obamacare, many Republicans are now willing to accept a tax plan that raises the federal deficit, a fact that bothers some deficit hawks.
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Describing Israel as ready to negotiate a peace agreement, Trump said the Palestinians would have to be willing to accept that Israel will forever exist as a Jewish state and able to stop attacks on Israelis.
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Give the potential for autonomous driving technology to reduce the vast majority of the car crashes attributed to human error, the auto regulator said it is willing to accept that the technology might not be perfect.
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" He also thanked fans for the honor, saying, "I gotta thank a generation that was willing to accept this multicultural franchise, where it didn't matter what color your skin was or what country you were from.
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It ultimately boils down to whether we, as a society, are willing to accept a world in which a woman's physical ability to grow and deliver a child is tantamount to an imperative to do so.
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"We understand that making this decision and being vocal about our values is important; that the decision means more than just whether or not we are willing to accept money from a specific individual," Schmuhl wrote.
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As a consequence, the least amount of money they are willing to accept to give it up is often much greater than the amount that they would be willing to pay to purchase the same item.
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More than two years on, final contracts have yet to be signed, and Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported Canberra was willing to accept costs rising by 25 percent and the first vessel to arrive two years late.
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A spokesperson for Dutton did not immediately respond for requests for comment on the closure but Dutton said in Melbourne that the Manus detainees could return home or go to another country willing to accept them.
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For his part, GMC chief Aldred told CNBC that battery technology still carries a fairly hefty premium that makes it difficult to target mainstream segments, unless a carmaker like GM is willing to accept lower margins.
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"As the Boilermakers were not willing to accept the offer, the company made the difficult decision to invoke a lockout," Michele DeWitt, Westinghouse interim senior vice president for nuclear fuel & components manufacturing, said in a statement.
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" But the aim isn't to get rid of noise entirely at the expense of detail; Levoy says "we like preserving texture, and we're willing to accept a little bit of noise in order to preserve texture.
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Reading a unanimous decision by a five-strong appeals panel, presiding Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji ordered Gbagbo and co-defendant Charles Blé Goudé "to be released to a state willing to accept them on its territories".
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The founder of an organization that publishes designs for 3D printable guns online said Sunday that he's willing to accept the "social costs" that come with his products in the name of defending the Second Amendment.
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It's early days, but so far that premise is not looking good: Both Canada and Mexico, smaller economies with much less market power, have signaled that they will retaliate and are willing to accept the consequences.
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" "The Democrats are very eager to legitimize the Dreamers' standing in the United States, and that could enter this deal as something Democrats may be willing to accept along with something that is called the wall.
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LONDON — British people are among the most welcoming to refugees fleeing conflicts and war, with three in 10 willing to accept asylum-seekers in their own homes, according to a global survey commissioned by Amnesty International.
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For example, if a person you admire tells you they are in psychotherapy and it is helping them make important changes in their lives, you may be more willing to accept a referral and initiate treatment.
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The test through history has been that dissidents typically must be willing to accept short-term harm to their party as the price for advancing a direction they believe will strengthen it over the long-term.
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Pilots are demanding a pay increase to reflect BA's parent company, IAG, earning consistently high profits over recent quarters, arguing that when the airline previously faced financial difficulties, the pilots were willing to accept pay cuts.
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If you're willing to accept the fact that you might end up stuck with it, you can always go for one of the low-priced tickets and try your luck at a same-day flight change.
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It said that you can find infinitely many approximating fractions for each irrational number if your denominators can be any whole number, and if you're willing to accept an error that's 1 over the denominator squared.
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This explains why North Korea has invested so many resources, and been willing to accept crushing international sanctions, in order to develop a nuclear bomb and intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) that could hit the US mainland.
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If the bravura dementia of his Howard makes much of the rest of the show seem as two-dimensional as a flat TV screen, it's a trade-off I'm willing to accept, albeit with a sigh.
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"I'm willing to accept that we have to stay in Wuhan, O.K., but the medical care needs to keep up," said Yang Lin, 28, who had come seeking treatment for what she described as a cold.
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Under a separate policy the administration finalized Friday, hospitals would have to disclose currently confidential rates they've negotiated with insurers and other cost information, like what hospitals are willing to accept in cash from a patient.
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The only way we win is if, in the locker room, we're willing to accept that accountability, address our mistakes, and work as hard as we possibly can to make sure those mistakes don't happen again.
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The Boomer generation, which has been highly affected by the disease, is reaching the age where hep C is causing liver failure, making them more willing to accept a donation from someone who has the disease.
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But while most people are willing to accept that as just one of the tradeoffs of online dating, some people get angry enough to ask for the feds to roll on in and rescue their dating life.
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Why it matters: Trump continues to appear willing to accept the denials of the Saudi royal family, much like he did when asked about Russia's hacking of the U.S. election during his June summit with Vladimir Putin.
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Jonathan Nash, a lawyer for the claimant group, told London's High Court on Tuesday the majority of shareholders were willing to accept RBS's offer and there was a "good prospect" of a final settlement by Wednesday morning.
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The government is considering two possible options in a debate that has exposed a deep rift within May's cabinet between those who favour a clean break with Europe and those willing to accept closer cooperation with Brussels.
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But for the intrepid still fixated on generating more income in a low-rate world, a sharply bifurcated high-yield market now offers an interesting opportunity if you are willing to accept some risk and navigate carefully.
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Leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is leading polls to win the presidential race, and his pick for economy minister, Graciela Marquez, said last month his administration would be willing to accept a deal struck before the election.
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Britain's future customs arrangement with the European Union is a matter for debate within Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet, between those who favour a clean break with Europe and those willing to accept closer cooperation with Brussels.
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"I find it interesting that people are so eager to believe that Dmitri Alperovitch is biased, but willing to accept the forensics of an anonymous blogger, with no reputation, that no one knows anything about," said Hultquist.
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Also, it seems that people who run a company, who start a company, might be more willing to accept in a way ... Maybe I'm just making this up on the spot, that there's an issue with management.
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The EU may decide to strike a hard bargain to discourage other countries from leaving the EU. Or the UK might not be willing to accept the kind of restrictions that come with a Norway-style deal.
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The world must understand that China under Xi is willing to accept the major risk of conflict in its determination to recast politics both in China and internationally, and particularly in China's relationship with the United States.
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"It was clear from the interview that the current White House is willing to accept significantly more national security risks than previous White Houses — in previous Republican and Democratic administrations," a senior Democratic aide told the outlet.
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Wade is settled law, but many of the anti-choice proponents—those who believe in mandatory motherhood and compulsory pregnancy—are not willing to accept it as settled law and are continuously chipping away at Roe v.
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There are also broader cultural issues — like the fact that some people just aren't willing to accept the limitations of their physical bodies, leading them to turn to doctors for a cure that medicine just doesn't have.
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After being gifted a trial judge willing to accept his confused and contradictory account of why he killed his girlfriend, Judge Thokozile Masipa acquitted Pistorius of murder and charged him with the lesser crime of culpable homicide.
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"At the end of the day, our clients understand what that bias looks like — they're probably going to be willing to accept some of those biases if it makes their media 25% more effective," the source said.
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When the comedian Kathy Griffin posed earlier this year with a model of the bloodied head of Mr. Trump, for instance, her critics, including the president, were less willing to accept art or satire as a defense.
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"Yields in the European short-haul market, in particular in the group's home markets Germany and Austria, are affected by sustained overcapacities caused by carriers willing to accept significant losses to expand their market share," it said.
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By dropping them, without requiring the United States to abandon theirs, China is signaling that for now it is willing to accept higher American tariffs on some of its goods, provided they are not applied more broadly.
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"Yields in the European short-haul market, in particular in the group's home markets, Germany and Austria, are affected by sustained overcapacities caused by carriers willing to accept significant losses to expand their market share," it said.
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The conflict has left many people unemployed, and therefore more desperate and willing to accept "increasingly risky offers," said Irina Mydlovets, an expert in combating human trafficking at the Kyiv office of the International Organization for Migration.
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I'm happy to talk about a willingness to accept less innovation for more access, but you've got to be willing to accept that there's a trade-off here and then to account for that in our analysis.
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They cannot simultaneously have a cheaper, less regulated market, with lower taxes and spending, that provides relief to Obamacare's victims — without being willing to accept that a certain amount of disruption will occur to the law's beneficiaries.
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The new wave of Cuban immigrants with family still on the island, or the younger generation of Cubans born in the United States, have been more willing to accept the thaw that was heightened by Obama's actions.
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"It seems to me that some people don't trust Con because what he has found is outside what they are willing to accept," says James Hare, a biologist at the University of Manitoba who studies ground squirrels.
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Jackie Norris, the Biden-backing former chief of staff for Michelle Obama and current president of Goodwill of Central Iowa, said Biden "started behind, and I think they're willing to accept that they started behind," she said.
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Probably. But when you can spend $21100 or $214 on a living room centerpiece that can stand toe-to-toe with much pricier sets from Sony or Samsung, some people are willing to accept that trade-off.
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"To just say we're going to keep doing what we've been doing, the president is not willing to accept that, and so he is asking some tough questions," Tillerson said Monday in Manila during an Asia trip.
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She also said she had been willing to accept her party's proposal for her to step down in April next year, Saenuri Party official Chung Jin-suk said, after a meeting between party leaders and the embattled president.
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A Johannesburg-based analyst gave Nhleko credit for not settling the fine earlier at a figure of $3.9 billion, the first sign Nigerian authorities gave after months of talks that it was willing to accept a lower sum.
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Nate Diaz and Cowboy Cerrone made it clear that they would be willing to accept on 11-day-notice replacement, and fans spend the rest of the day waiting for UFC to finish whatever negotiations were taking place.
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During my testing at IFA, the Lagoon's controls were especially finicky and irritating, not recognizing my double taps to play and pause the music, but I'm willing to accept that as an understandable imperfection of a demo unit.
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The European Commission, which oversees trade policy in the 28-member EU, said earlier this month it had told interested parties that it was willing to accept price undertaking from Argentine producers, allowing them to escape extra duties.
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But if you add up those numbers, 71 percent of Americans would be willing to accept refugees into the country — which is surprising given how pitched the debate over refugees from Muslim countries has been since last fall.
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Trump has made attacks on the United States a signature point of his campaign, arguing that President Obama and Clinton have been too willing to accept refugees who Trump says could pose a threat to the United States.
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"I'm more than willing to accept credible criticism on behalf of the law enforcement community, but the idea that self-interest or politics or fear was a factor is a silly criticism, at least at SDNY," he wrote.
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It will be the first time in the postseason that the Predators have had two days between games, something coach Peter Laviolette is willing to accept in exchange for the momentum of playing after just one day off.
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VIENNA, April 15 (Reuters) - It remains unclear whether creditors of Austria's Heta Asset Resolution will present bond buyback terms which they would be willing to accept, Finance Minister Hans Joerg Schelling said in an interview published on Friday.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), who is among Capitol Hill's most ardent immigrant rights advocates, has emerged in the DACA fight as among the loudest critics of the GOP's enforcement wish list — and any Democrats willing to accept it.
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And something similar may be going on even now, with few people in the media willing to accept the reality that the G.O.P. has nominated someone whose lies are so blatant and frequent that they amount to sociopathy.
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Ms. Kim told the court that if Dr. Newman agreed to plead guilty to the top count and to register as a sex offender, the district attorney's office would be willing to accept a four-year prison sentence.
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Palestinian leadership is boycotting the White House over Trump's Jerusalem embassy move and is not willing to accept peace talks moderated by the U.S. Meanwhile, the Palestinians are campaigning against Israel and the U.S. at the United Nations.
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Pew's report details some comments it gathered from participants who were not willing to accept this trade-off — including plenty of disgruntled views about the volume of marketing content they are encountering on such sites these days. e.g.
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Cleveland's primary goal should be to target athletes who can shoot and who may be willing to accept a reduced role with less money on a one-year deal in order to boost their stock heading into 2018.
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Both frontrunner Boris Johnson and underdog Jeremy Hunt said on Monday that they would not be willing to accept the so-called Northern Irish backstop element of Theresa May's Brexit deal, even if a time limit was set.
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Not only did he have to find roommates willing to accept his form of income, but he was looking for an alcohol-free, no-smoking home without pets, a TV, or long-term guests sleeping on the couch.
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Most workers have in mind the lowest wage they're willing to accept in a new job, economists say, and men who have left higher-paying manufacturing and construction jobs might be unwilling to take a large pay cut.
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The Commission, which oversees trade policy in the 28-member European Union, said it had communicated to interested parties last week that it was willing to accept undertakings from producers that they would sell at a minimum price.
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"I think he's going to have to answer, but I would hope that Democrats would be willing to accept anybody in our party these days who is willing to evolve," said Lachlan McIntosh, a South Carolina political operative.
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Aside from the hypothesis about implicit associations described above, these concerned things like how people respond to aggressive negotiating tactics or what factors could make them more willing to accept the use of performance-enhancing drugs among athletes.
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This is Qualcomm's first effort in months to see what price large holders of NXP Semi would be willing to accept in order for Qualcomm to close the all cash deal, which is worth more than $40 billion.
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They might have been kept in solitary confinement for a long time, they might be grieving or mentally unwell, or they might have low self-esteem and be overly willing to accept that they did something they shouldn't have.
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If we are truly serious about raising standards, it seems to me that we must also be willing to accept, at least for the near term, a lower graduation rate, or tiered diplomas indicating various levels of academic achievement.
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While a healthy person might not imagine being able to tolerate physical disability, people facing the prospect of an early death are often willing to accept harsh treatments or a reduced quality of life in exchange for more time.
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Rick is willing to accept some things he doesn't want to, to protect the people he cares about—it was true with Judith, and now it's true with Alexandria, which he seems to finally, finally admitted into his heart.
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Traders in ETFs will want to pay particular attention to the bid/ask spread, or the difference between the highest price that a buyer is willing to pay and the lowest price that a seller is willing to accept.
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If an athlete could prove that they had never failed a test outside of Russia, and if the governing body for their sport was willing to accept a Russian team, then they would be on the plane to Brazil.
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The 448-page report did not find sufficient evidence to a show a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin — though it did show multiple figures in Trump's orbit willing to accept Russian help in the 2016 election.
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Forty-eight years after American-American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos gave a Black Power salute on the medals podium at the Mexico City Games, Americans from racial minorities are only slightly more willing to accept political gestures.
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A source familiar with negotiations, brokered by a Lebanese internal security agency, said remaining Nusra Front fighters were willing to accept safe passage to Syria's rebel-held Idlib and talks were continuing to agree the route they would take.
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However, many entering the workforce are much less willing to accept the long hours or mandatory drinking sessions synonymous with the country's hierarchical, cutthroat corporate life, says Duncan Harrison, country head of London-based recruitment agency Robert Walters Plc.
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The political rules were written to ensure that pro-Beijing forces would control the local legislature, known as LegCo, and Hong Kongers were willing to accept an imperfect system in the hope that a more accountable government would evolve.
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"Public opinion in this country is onside with its government's approach and response on domestic refugee policy, but is showing signs Ottawa may be testing the limits of how many migrants Canadians are willing to accept," the report said.
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A University of Massachusetts study found that managers were willing to accept an auditor's argument with no supporting evidence if he or she was likable, and Jack Zenger found that just one in 2000 unlikable leaders are considered effective.
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"I am taking my legal responsibilities, and am willing to accept any punishment," Gui said, describing an incident that allegedly killed a young woman in the city of Ningbo in December 2003, according to Chinese state news agency Xinhua.
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"We need to take a good look at what South Korea has done, and what people here are willing to accept as far as some of those intrusions of public health into their normal lives, their privacy," Smith says.
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Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, an outspoken conservative Republican, said he was willing to accept a more dignified tone from Mr. Trump on Tuesday night as long as the president stuck to the conservative principles that got him elected.
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They're not willing to accept the truth that is staring us all in the face: explicit white nationalist sentiments, like telling an African American to "go back where you came from," actually encourages Trump supporters' embrace of their man.
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"Even if they are willing to accept the legal consequences, they do not trust — and with good reason — that they will be dealt with in a fair system, or receive a punishment proportionate to their crime," Mr. Ng said.
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The setting allows them to bid and even undercut the prices that other drivers are willing to accept—and may allow Uber to argue that drivers play a role in setting their own prices, as other independent contractors do.
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A global gambling hub, Macau has been more willing to accept Beijing's authority, denying entry to Hong Kong residents and even adopting laws that curb dissent, like one in 2009 that made subversion against the Chinese state a crime.
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While Mueller is reportedly willing to accept written answers from the President in lieu of grand jury testimony on Russian collusion, it does not appear the special counsel is willing to settle for written answers regarding obstruction of justice.
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Several Senate Democrats on Saturday said they would be willing to accept a government funding measure that does not include language to protect an estimated 800,000 immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children, known as "Dreamers," from deportation.
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"Obviously, you argue you would be in this particular election, but if you've been willing to accept that harm in three different cycles, I don't know if we should get concerned about irreparable harm for one more," Roberts said.
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There are a myriad of professionals in the public and private sector, the author included, who specialize in providing plans and services to organizations; if they're willing to accept their responsibility to the safety of their employees and visitors.
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"For too long one administration after another, Republican and Democrat administrations, were willing to accept extraordinary disadvantages to American workers and American jobs in the name of trade with China," Pence said, according to a transcript of his comments.
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China has made a series of moves in the last month that suggest it is willing to accept some of those changes, but there is division in the Trump administration over whether they are merely symbolic — and empty — gestures.
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The EU may decide to strike a hard bargain to discourage other countries from leaving the EU. Or the UK's new leader might not be willing to accept the kind of restrictions that come with a Norway-style deal.
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I'm willing to believe that, however I'm not willing to accept the OnePlus 5 as a competitive entry in a contest that has advanced considerably with the introduction of the Google Pixel and the upgrade of the Galaxy S8 camera.
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And he suggested that lockscreen advertising could be a new monetization model for mobile publishers — they could offer premium features to users who maybe aren't going to pay for a subscription but are willing to accept ads on their lockscreens.
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That's obviously work no one should have to do, but, in all honesty, I'm willing to accept the bumpy onboarding as a trade-off for the awesome performance of the Kirin 980 chip and those wild cameras on the back.
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On the other hand, Juicero put a ton of money and effort into something that could have been accomplished much cheaper if it had been willing to accept a less precise squeeze — say, something similar to what's accomplished by hand.
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However, the government is willing to accept the deployment of monitors from the U.N. Verification and Inspection Mechanism (UNVIM) in the port, the Houthis' main supply line and the entry point for most of Yemen's commercial goods and aid supplies.
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" Under the for-history headline of "TRUMP TEAM MET RUSSIAN OFFERING DIRT ON CLINTON," The Times says: "The accounts of the meeting represent the first public indication that at least some in the campaign were willing to accept Russian help.
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The participants, who were recruited using Facebook ads, were asked how much money they would be willing to accept to leave Facebook for four weeks, which is another way of asking how much they valued a month of access to Facebook.
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Park met leaders of her Saenuri party and top official Chung Jin-suk later said the president was willing to accept her party's proposal for her to step down in April, but gave no indication that was willing to resign immediately.
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And as there will always be dozens of other actors willing to accept lower rates — because they are trying to break into the industry or make a name for themselves — it has a negative impact on pay for all performers.
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"Our overall view on the nickel market is unchanged – the market is in structural oversupply so long as stainless mills are willing to accept NPI/ferronickel as a low-grade feed," said Jessica Fung at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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Further complicating the store closing process, Burden said, is that landlords are no longer willing to accept a lump-sum payment from retailers to allow them to exit a space early, unless they already have a replacement tenant in hand.
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But even Egyptians who were willing to accept the islands as Saudi property were upset that Israel was consulted in advance — the islands are entangled in Egypt's 1979 peace deal with Israel — but the Egyptian people and parliament were not.
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Investors who buy these bonds to build America are lending their own funds and are willing to accept a lower rate of return than on other investments because they don't have to pay federal income tax on the interest they receive.
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Whether or not this is a justified outlook is irrelevant— Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, already predisposed to mistrusting Washington's intentions, will be even less willing to accept a diplomatic track with the U.S. on any major subject after Trump's withdrawal.
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"When we get senators who are willing to accept the principle of the DREAM Act ... If the senator from Texas will start with the DREAM Act we can then engage in additional conversations, including border security," Durbin said on Monday.
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"For [the court] to concede that point was a sign that they were willing to accept victims' concerns and victims' wishes to be a lot more sensitive," one woman who was raped in the attack told Reuters before the trial began.
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He quickly tells me I'm beautiful, but that's not a compliment I'm willing to accept lying down: Two days on and he's oscillating between calling me racist and sending me screen grabs of my profile photos and asking if I'm busy.
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I think I was willing to accept that challenge in that role, but I think I bring a little bit more to the game as far as being more knowledgeable and what I still can do as a basketball player.
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Broad differences still separate the two sides on many issues, and Mr. Trump's tweeted threat on Sunday indicated that the United States may be less willing to accept compromises than some of his senior aides had previously seemed to suggest.
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In short, Democrats are focused on trying to maximize the number of people who have decent health insurance, and are willing to accept whatever tax increases and arrangements with health insurers and other private interests are needed to make that happen.
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The key to keeping the team together, and retaining the rights to Iguodala and Livingston, may come down to whether Durant is willing to accept around $4 million less than his maximum salary allotment, estimated to end up at $35.4 million.
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The accounts of the meeting, by three White House advisers briefed on it and two others with knowledge of it, represent the first public indication that at least some people in Mr. Trump's campaign were willing to accept Russian help.
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So, that's why I have done a lot to decrease the number, but then, at the same, I have made tripartite agreements in Denmark with assorted partners, so that our business community are more willing to accept refugees in the companies.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Chinese telecoms giant Huawei is willing to accept supervision by European governments but wants cybersecurity to remain a technical issue rather than an idealogical one, a senior Huawei executive is expected to say on Thursday evening.
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"I am willing to accept 21 months of mild discomfort during transition as long as we can achieve the prize of real Brexit, taking back control of our money, borders and laws," Brexit campaigner and Conservative lawmaker Andrew Bridgen told Reuters.
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The rule, which stems from an executive order Trump issued this summer, requires hospitals to make public by 2021 the rates they negotiate with insurers and the amounts they are willing to accept in cash for an item or service.
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Zhongwang USA agreed to "undertake best efforts to obtain CFIUS clearance as soon as practicable," while also limiting any CFIUS-related divestitures it would be willing to accept to 5 percent of Aleris' 2015 U.S. net sales, a regulatory filing shows.
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Trump also insisted European allies had agreed to repatriate foreign Islamic State fighters who had been detained in northeast Syria, but Pompeo was more guarded in his remarks and declined to specify which countries might be willing to accept the detainees.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration eased off its threat to exclude Canada from the North American Free Trade Agreement, extending talks that were set to end on Friday while warning that the Canadians must be "willing" to accept the United States' terms.
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"More particularly, I was not persuaded that N.A.B. is willing to accept the necessary responsibility for deciding, for itself, what is the right thing to do, and then having its staff act accordingly," he said, referring to National Australia Bank.
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But it's unclear whether Senate Republicans are willing to accept a stopgap measure, which would not include a single additional dollar for President Donald Trump's border wall, which is likely to be the administration's top priority in the funding talks.
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Cech was eager to book modeling jobs to pay off her debt and turn a profit, but not so much so that, when her agent told her that Richardson wanted to book her for the job, she was willing to accept it.
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A University of Massachusetts study found that managers were willing to accept an auditor's argument with no supporting evidence if he or she was likeable, and Jack Zenger found that just 1 in 2000 unlikeable leaders were considered effective by their colleagues.
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"It seems as if European countries are in a contest to win the title of 'least willing to accept asylum seekers'," said the report from the European Network of Ombudspersons for Children, which represents 41 independent children's rights institutions in 34 European countries.
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Meanwhile, other studies have suggested that it's simplistic to make sweeping pronouncements about what people are willing and not willing to accept when it comes to "genetic privacy" because it's a multifaceted concept that can involve different trade-offs depending on the situation.
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Not because it's the right thing to do (although it is.) But because employees, VCs, customers, consumers, and the wider world are, gradually but increasingly, simply no longer willing to accept the kind of culture for which Travis Kalanick was ultimately responsible.
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But I can tell you right now that if I can stand up and make a case of not responding immediately to a misattribution of work, I was willing to accept that in the short term, not to violate a client contract.
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"Clients are no longer in 'denial' about recession/bear market risks but (they're) not yet willing to 'accept' we are already well into a normal, cyclical recession/bear market," Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BAML in New York, wrote on Friday.
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After all, forcing trans people to use the facility that doesn't align with their gender identity acts as a reminder that society still isn't completely willing to accept them and their identities, even if trans people pose no danger to anyone else.
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South Korea is probably more willing to accept this if it means a continuation of a political process, but for Japan, this looks very bad because it shows that the instinct of the Trump administration is to reduce our footprint in East Asia.
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Iran on Tuesday set the June OSP for Iranian Heavy crude at $1.60 a barrel below the Oman/Dubai average in the latest sign that producers especially in the Middle East are willing to accept low prices in return for market share.
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"Competition experts...agree that disclosing privately negotiated rates will reduce incentives to offer lower rates, creating a floor – not a ceiling – for the prices that hospitals would be willing to accept," said Matt Eyles, president and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans.
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Essentially, Singer would bribe coaches of athletic teams at certain prestigious schools who were willing to accept large sums of money in exchange for giving one of their team's recruited athlete spots to a student who would never realistically play the sport.
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In it, Trump indicated he's willing to accept dirt on his Democratic opponents from a foreign entity — a willingness at odds with the position of FBI Director Christopher Wray, who testified to Congress that candidates should contact the FBI in such a scenario.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A long-running battle over gun control in the United States reaches a critical stage next week in the U.S. Senate amid signs Americans are more willing to accept limited restrictions after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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When Menachem Begin and Jimmy Carter and Anwar Sadat came together, it was because two men, Begin and Sadat, were willing to accept Carter&aposs leadership in bringing about a resolution of decades of war between -- and hostility between Egypt and Israel.
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"I know if my mother was here with us today, she wouldn't be willing to accept any credit for the fact that the Ottawa treaty was signed by 24 states in the same year as her visits to Angola and Bosnia," Hary said.
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Johnson and his rival for the leadership of the ruling Conservative Party Jeremy Hunt both said on Monday they were not willing to accept the so-called Irish backstop element of Theresa May's Brexit deal, even if a time limit was set.
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PK. Zhongwang USA agreed to "undertake best efforts to obtain CFIUS clearance as soon as practicable," while also limiting any CFIUS-related divestitures it would be willing to accept to 5 percent of Aleris' 2015 U.S. net sales, a regulatory filing shows.
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Both frontrunner Boris Johnson and his rival Jeremy Hunt said late on Monday that they would not be willing to accept the so-called Northern Irish backstop element of Theresa May's Brexit deal, which is one of Brussel's principal demands in Brexit negotiations.
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On one side were powder lovers, who were willing to accept the risks — namely avalanches and unmarked hazards — inherent in skiing out of bounds and who believed they should be allowed to use the public lands that are adjacent to many resorts.
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British investors who want to bet on a global boom in e-commerce payments can do so through the London-listed shares, while those who would rather take more cash can do so as long as others are willing to accept more equity.
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The company's high ARPU, which is calculated by dividing quarterly revenue by number of users in the period, shows that consumers are willing to accept more ads on Facebook without abandoning it, and that the company can keep charging premium prices to advertisers.
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Having a lead negotiator outside of the secretary of State could help clarify the U.S. position on issues such as security assurances, a timeline for lifting sanctions and generally what step-by-step tradeoffs the Trump administration is willing to accept, Gallucci said.
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The real danger lies not from Beijing but rather in pressures from members of Congress who are not willing to accept higher prices for clothing and gadgets and lost farm exports and pass up the opportunity to make those an issue for 2020.
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Last year the IPO plan was shelved as investors offered a much lower price for the Polish bank's shares than Raiffeisen was willing to accept because of its Swiss franc-denominated loan portfolio, which is seen by investors as a long-term risk.
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Both Johnson and his rival, foreign minister Jeremy Hunt, told a debate on Monday they were not willing to accept the so-called Irish backstop, an insurance policy to prevent the return of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic.
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And how are there so many Americans willing to accept Trump's corrosion of our culture and our discourse, to gleefully follow him as he plumbs the depths, probing for a bottom of acceptability that, in his world, seems to have been obliterated?
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The administration insisted that no matter how the opt-out was handled, women must still be able to get "seamless" contraception coverage, that is, without having to apply for a separate plan and search for a doctor willing to accept the coverage.
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"I feel that I have definitely lived much longer than anyone ever expected, and I've accomplished a decent amount of things, touched a few people, so even if that death sentence is the case I am willing to accept it," Branson said.
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"If you ask social conservative voters, would you be willing to accept Nancy Pelosi as speaker for two more Supreme Court justices, I suspect they would make that trade," said Dan Schnur, a former longtime Republican strategist who is now an Independent.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement said on Tuesday it welcomed signs from the Democratic Party (PD) that PD was willing to accept a return of Giuseppe Conte as prime minister and it wanted to resume talks to form a government.
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After several days in limbo at sea due to ports not being willing to accept it -- despite no coronavirus cases being confirmed on board -- it was finally able to dock in Cambodia Friday, where passengers were greeted by Prime Minister Hun Sen.
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Brittney Cooper has written a lot about white-lady tears and how our culture is more willing to accept the idea of white-women victimization and white-women suffering without allowing for the possibility that women of color are vulnerable and suffer, too.
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Anthony holds a no-trade clause that would allow him to dismiss any deal, but he has hinted in recent weeks at being willing to accept a move, saying he would consider it if the organization decided to commit to a restart.
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Daniel Ellsberg, a fellow whistle-blower who released the Pentagon Papers in 1971, put himself forward to the court, understanding that the history of civil disobedience is being willing to accept any punishment for the moral act of standing up against authority.
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First, because the U.S. is — rightly — no longer willing to accept China's unfair trade restrictions on importing of U.S. goods and its stealing of the intellectual property of U.S. firms — something we tolerated for many years before China became a technology powerhouse.
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"He is looking for people who are in broad agreement with what he wants to do and who are willing to accept that he's the team leader," said Republican former Speaker of the House of Representatives Newt Gingrich, an informal Trump adviser.
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