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The commission adopted the rule on a party-line vote toward the end of the Biden administration, over the objections of business groups such as the U.S.

Referencing objections from Green and SNP MSPs, Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay said suffering from "apparent stigma" was preferable to "being killed by drugs".

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That reduces the political jeopardy of overruling the objections of Israel's prime minister.

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It marked the culmination of a frenetic White House campaign to bring a case against Comey—over the objection of career prosecutors—in the final days before the time window for charges expired.

Their real goal is to give union officials more power, even over workers’ objections and on federal bureaucrats’ terms.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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