Talk about what the issue is and work out a solution.
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"She said that they agreed to work out a solution," Rep.
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Why not allow Tennesseans to work out a solution for Tennessee?
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Verma and Idaho officials are still trying to work out a solution.
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Trump gave Congress six months to work out a solution for DACA recipients.
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Instead, sit down and work out a solution with those leading the boycott.
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Beijing and Washington have since been talking to work out a solution to help ZTE.
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Unless the two NATO allies work out a solution, the planes might never touch Turkish soil.
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Over the next three weeks, Trump and lawmakers are supposed to work out a solution on border security.
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I ask myself why I feel this way, what immediately preceded the feeling, and then work out a solution.
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When Mr. Samuelian heard the news, he sat down with Mr. Koren and tried to work out a solution.
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The attorney adds that after Andrea discovered she was still married, he contacted Vereen's team to work out a solution.
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Consultations give the parties a chance to talk about issue and work out a solution without proceeding further with litigation.
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On Monday, he spoke with Iraq's prime minister, Abdul Mahdi, to try to work out a solution on foreign troops.
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But members involved with the talks have appeared skeptical they could work out a solution by the end of the year.
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In a statement, F-Secure thanked Assa Abloy, the door security company that helped them work out a solution to the flaw.
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Construction industry officials, Mr. Attanasio said, still hope that elected officials can work out a solution before the end of the month.
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Once you have ascertained that the problem is solvable, you can work out a solution, even if it turns out to be tricky.
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And Cuban officials apparently still cannot work out a solution to unifying the island's two currencies, which has hobbled the already faltering economy.
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In separate meetings on the opposing side, American and Turkish officials gathered to work out a solution for the town of Manbij, he added.
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They will start by identifying the most dangerous zones on the road and then work out a solution to share this data with cyclists and then motorists.
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The next time I saw my neighbor, who was white and in his early 50s, I politely introduced myself, and asked that we work out a solution.
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"She continued: "It is my earnest hope that both sides will come back to the table to work out a solution that benefits both of these children.
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon has instructed aides to work out a solution, he said, and "we expect UN member states to accept moral responsibility" for the outbreak.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi, in a Twitter post on Friday afternoon, acknowledged that Uber was "far from perfect" and urged city regulators to work out a solution with the company.
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Yet all during the rehearsal, even as she grew frustrated with a section and they had to work out a solution together, they were making each other laugh almost continuously.
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It's possible that Trump and Kim will be able to work out a solution to this stalemate when they meet face to face in February, but experts aren't holding out much hope.
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Ultimately, the parties themselves urgently need to work out a solution, and I hope that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the incoming Trump administration do not incite further tensions in the area.
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But the court did not conclude that she had the right to go back to work at Tanztheater Wuppertal, and all parties were asked to sit down together to work out a solution.
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Trump announced via Twitter that he would delay for two weeks US raids to give Congress a chance to "get together and work out a solution" on the enforcement of his signature immigration policy.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday that he would delay planned raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement to deport undocumented immigrants in order to give Republican and Democratic lawmakers time to 'work out a solution.
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Garcia Padilla, who is not running for reelection and has said the board would be an imposition on the island's sovereignty, accepted that the legislation was needed in order to work out a solution.
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Trump last year decided to end the Obama-era program, which protects certain immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children from deportation, but gave Congress time to work out a solution for recipients.
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But, while Mr. Johnson and Ms. Merkel both promised to try to work out a solution, the talks are not expected to break the deadlock that has poisoned and paralyzed British politics for three years.
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But, while Mr. Johnson and Ms. Merkel both promised to try to work out a solution, the talks are not expected to break the deadlock that has poisoned and paralyzed British politics for three years.
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Companies could lose good candidates when there isn't somebody in between to work out a solution on sensitive matters like salary that require a "soft skill" to negotiate - something technology cannot immediately address, she added.
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If Khosrowshahi can work out a solution to the lawsuit filed against Uber and Kalanick by Benchmark, it could go a long way towards conveying to investors that a steady hand has now taken the wheel.
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Named Celonis, the firm is a pioneer of a technology called "process mining," which uses specialized algorithms that analyze data from a company's event logs to identify problems with certain processes and work out a solution.
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"We know it is very frustrating for our customers and are working extremely hard with our engine suppliers and specifically Avio to work out a solution and implement it as quickly as we can," an Airbus spokeswoman said.
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And it's not just a time improvement; the analog circuit arrangements can scale to larger sizes than any human could possibly hope to work out a solution for — an entire organ or organism rather than a single cell, for instance.
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At the request of Democrats, I have delayed the Illegal Immigration Removal Process (Deportation) for two weeks to see if the Democrats and Republicans can get together and work out a solution to the Asylum and Loophole problems at the Southern Border.
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"At the request of Democrats, I have delayed the Illegal Immigration Removal Process (Deportation) for two weeks to see if the Democrats and Republicans can get together and work out a solution to the Asylum and Loophole problems at the Southern Border,'" Trump tweeted.
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"At the request of Democrats, I have delayed the Illegal Immigration Removal Process (Deportation) for two weeks to see if the Democrats and Republicans can get together and work out a solution to the Asylum and Loophole problems at the Southern Border," Trump tweeted.
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We've been consistent about the best approach being a multilateral approach, we've been consistent with respect to the South China Sea, in terms of advocacy, saying all the parties need to come together and work out a solution consistent with UNCLOS, with the, you know, Law of-, Convention on the Law of the Sea.
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" Saturday, only roughly 12 hours before the predawn raids were set to begin, the president tweeted the operation will not begin for at least two weeks — if it is carried out at all — in order to give Congress time to "get together and work out a solution to the Asylum and Loophole problems at the Southern Border.
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Three Republican senators reportedly visited the White House on Wednesday evening in a last-ditch effort to work out a solution with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and avert a Senate rebuke of his national emergency declaration at the southern border.
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Editor: Clarence Fernandez + 65 6870 3861 Picture Desk: Singapore + 5203 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT/ET) Trump, at North Korea's doorstep, says solution must be found to nuclear standoff CAMP HUMPHREYS - President Donald Trump flies into South Korea, the closest he has come to the frontlines of the nuclear standoff with North Korea, and vows that Washington would ultimately "work out" a solution to the urgent security challenge posed by Pyongyang.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) told reporters Trump questioned why he was "even doing this meeting" a day after imploring Democrats during a Tuesday night address to the nation to return to the negotiating table and work out a solution.
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Finally, he returned and apologized. "I've been > struggling to solve a puzzle", he explained. "I know it's not our topic for > today, but I hope you can help me". He laid out the perceptual problem, and > we all did our best to work out a solution.
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Eventually, Mimic regained his powers, but they were enhanced to also absorb people's life forces, killing them. As the Beast tried to work out a solution, Calvin seemingly perished in a self-sacrificial fight against the Hulk after absorbing Hulk's gamma radiation.Incredible Hulk #161 For a long time, the X-Men believed him to be dead. In actuality, Mimic was in a coma which lasted for years.
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His friend Florentino Ameghino worked at this institution as well. Moreno had a mandate from the Government of Argentina to work out a solution for the border disputes with Chile in the Andes region. Roth joined Moreno in 1897 – 1899 and again in 1902 on his expeditions. While at Lake Nahuel Huapi Moreno asked Roth to find a suitable place for a new settlement on the shores of this lake.
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It therefore looks like (3) and (5) cannot differ in truth value since they attribute belief in one and the same proposition. In view of this problem, many philosophers of language have attempted to work out a solution to the puzzle within the confines of direct- reference theories of proper names. Some of these philosophers include Nathan Salmon (e.g. in Frege's puzzle and Content, Cognition, and Communication), Howard Wettstein (e.g.
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The groups, Mobile Beacon and Mobile Citizen, said that the network shutdown violates the contract which requires Sprint to provide high-speed internet services for low-income families and public institutions, as most of the equipment was still not LTE-compatible. Sprint pledged to provide upgrades to the equipment and work out a solution with the groups as soon as possible. Most of the WiMax network not running in the affected areas were shut down.
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In 1980 the suburban school districts together persuaded the Ohio General Assembly to place a two- year moratorium on all big-city school district transfers. Concerned legislators asked school officials to work out a solution to the growing "turf war" over the changing school district boundaries. In 1982, when little progress was made toward arriving at an agreeable solution, the General Assembly extended the moratorium for another two years, but stated they would not renew it again in 1986.
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Nevertheless, most of Hanna's Republican opponents were from Foraker's wing of the party. Ohio's senior senator did, however, state his belief that Hanna would have a difficult time being elected. When asked by Hanna supporters to intercede with the insurgents, Foraker responded, "I will not antagonize lifetime friends for Hanna," and that Hanna was "not honorable enough" to go to Bushnell and Kurtz and work out a solution. The new legislature convened in Columbus on Monday, January 3, 1898.
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The Easter bunny is ill, Granny needs to find a replacement for him and suggests Bugs Bunny. When she reaches the Warner Bros. lot, she finds to her disappointment that Bugs is tied up in filming Knighty Knight Bugs but offers to work out a solution after filming wraps up. Meanwhile, Daffy Duck, partially overhearing the conversation, eagerly offers Granny his services, but always dresses up in the wrong Easter-related outfit (such as an Easter egg or an Easter basket).
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Vee's attraction to Svetlana initially causes tension between her and Kev, but the three eventually work out a solution, and by season 7, they are in a polyamorous relationship and raising their children together. They attempt to adopt each other's children, only for Kev and Vee to find out they signed ownership of the Alibi over to Svetlana. Kev and Vee end their relationship with Svetlana. In season 8, Vee takes revenge on Svetlana by having her arrested by immigration.
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Marica and Suzana discuss the war between the families and try to work out a solution. Ines and Marko go on a trip to try to get their love back, but both have questions- Ines doesn't want her new child to be raised around the Odaks, but Marko loves her. Jelena puts a double dose of poison in Nives's tea, but when Ante visits Nives, they play and Nives switches the tea with Ante's. Ante faints and Dr. Nikola saves him at the hospital.
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Westward motion and an increase in speed seems to be the only thing to help ease the pain of the increasing pressure. Initially, thinking that the FBI agent is part of a government conspiracy, Crump forces Mulder at gunpoint to drive, infuriating him along the way with antisemitic slurs. Eventually, Mulder and Crump make amends and attempt to work out a solution before it is too late. Mulder explains to Crump that Scully will meet them at the Pacific Coast, the end of the highway.
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Truman sought approval of Winslow's design from the more senior Delano. Delano was dismayed by the plans and elevations and feared that dismantling the columns and the Cross Hall opening created by McKim was a serious mistake. Delano was so concerned about the design he travelled to Washington to meet with Truman and Winslow in person to work out a solution. Winslow prepared a series of detailed architectural models called maquettes to explore the design of the Grand Staircase and how it related to the Entrance Hall and Cross Hall.
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He does not have the courage to face the King's men to tell them he can no longer be mage, and flees. He relies on Tenar to work out a solution for him, and find somewhere for him to recover his sense of identity. It is only when he acknowledges his feelings for her and enters into a relationship with her that he begins to develop emotionally. Thus although he has lost his power as an archmage, Ged is reborn by deferring to female power, and so discovers his own feelings and the value of simplicity.
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From the 50s through the 70s the City of Columbus aggressively annexed land, causing concern for local school districts. In 1980 the suburban school districts together persuaded the Ohio General Assembly to place a two- year moratorium on all big-city school district transfers. Concerned legislators asked school officials to work out a solution to the growing "turf war" over the changing school district boundaries. In 1982, when little progress was made toward arriving at an agreeable solution, the General Assembly extended the moratorium for another two years, but stated they would not renew it again in 1986.
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The Leeds and Liverpool Canal had been authorised by an Act of Parliament on 19 May 1770, with the main opposition coming from the Douglas Navigation. However, they were chiefly concerned with protecting their water supply, and ensuring that the aqueduct to carry the canal over the navigation at Newburgh, near Parbold, would not impede the progress of fixed-masted boats. Leigh's son, Holt Leigh, had been talking to the canal committee since October 1769, to work out a solution. A branch canal would link the canal to the river upstream of the aqueduct, and locks would link them downstream.
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The debate over the resolution saw the Vice- President of Botswana, Mompati Merafhe, criticise Mugabe and the "flawed election", saying that Zimbabwe should be suspended from AU and SADC meetings. Meanwhile, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said on 1 July that he would "spare no effort to work out a solution" and stressed that Zimbabweans needed to be able to vote without intimidation."Zimbabwe rivals reject unity talks", Al Jazeera, 1 July 2008. After the AU called for dialogue between ZANU-PF and the MDC, Mbeki said on 2 July that Mugabe was agreeable to this and expressed his commitment to dialogue;"'Mugabe hasn't objected to talks'", Sapa (IOL), 2 July 2008.
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Star Crates not only contained gameplay-altering elements, thus seen as "pay-to- win", but also was the fastest way to unlock the more popular Star Wars characters rather than acquiring them through hours of gameplay. Players and some journalists were vocal about these concerns, which were coupled with general negative attention drawn to loot box mechanics in 2017 from other video games. Just prior to the game's planned launch in November 2017, Disney (who owned the rights to Star Wars) contacted EA over the situation, leading EA to disable any of the microtransaction processes indefinitely until they could work out a solution. The new system was put in place by March 2018, addressing both key concerns.
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The FIRST LEGO League Challenge (formerly known as FIRST LEGO League) is an international competition organized by FIRST for elementary and middle school students (ages 9–14 in the United States and Canada, 9–16 elsewhere). Each year in August, FIRST LEGO League Challenge teams are introduced to a scientific and real-world challenge for teams to focus and research on. The robotics part of the competition involves designing and programming LEGO Mindstorms robots to complete tasks. The students work out a solution to a problem related to the theme (changes every year) and then meet for regional, national and international tournaments to compete, share their knowledge, compare ideas, and display their robots.
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The young woman piloting the ship, Karla Five (also voiced by Nichols), takes them to her homeworld, Arret (Terra, backwards), and seeks the help of her son, a much older man named Karl Four (also voiced by Doohan). In a race against time for the increasingly de-aging Enterprise crew, they work out a solution for getting back home. With Captain Kirk and his crew members reduced to children, "April, now a thirty-year-old man, retakes command and must bring the Enterprise to safety before it's too late." The attempt to get back home is successful, and then he and his wife, Sarah, use the transporter to restore themselves and the rest of the crew to their proper ages.
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But to no avail, as the Special Committee recommended on 6 March to go ahead with the work in progress, and the conciliatory Hagerup cabinet was replaced with the more unyielding cabinet of Christian Michelsen. Back in Stockholm on 14 March, Crown Prince Gustaf called a joint council on 5 April to appeal to both governments to return to the negotiation table and work out a solution based on full equality between the two kingdoms. He proposed reforms of both the foreign and consular services, with the express reservation that a joint foreign minister — Swedish or Norwegian — was a precondition for the existence of the Union. The Norwegian government rejected his proposal on 17 April, referring to earlier fruitless attempts, and declared that it would go on with preparations for a separate consular service.
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The apostolic constitution Anglicanorum coetibus drew significant interest in Canada, but the number of communities were too few to support a separate ordinariate for that country. Thus, Cardinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop of Toronto, approached Jeffrey N. Steenson to work out a solution that would extend the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter into Canada. While all of this was pending, the parish of St. John the Evangelist in Calgary, Alberta, formerly of the Anglican Church of Canada (ACC), came into the full communion of the Catholic Church with its priest, Lee Kenyon, in December 2011, initially as a parish of the Diocese of Calgary with faculties to celebrate the liturgy according to the Book of Divine Worship. On 15 April 2012, former bishops Peter Wilkinson and Carl Reid of the Anglican Catholic Church of Canada (ACCC), the Canadian province of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC), and their congregations also came into the full communion of the Catholic Church.
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