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Nevertheless, they became unexpected but staunch allies on the Human Rights Commission that drafted the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, ratified in 1948.

Last year, both ISS and Glass Lewis advised investors against voting for a different board proposal to ratify Musk’s 2018 pay package, which had been struck down by a Delaware judge in early 2024.

Nations had been scheduled to vote on ratifying the plan this week, but the ballot was postponed for a year after a lobbying campaign from the U.S.

I was happy with spousal equivalency, with the idea that every day Carlos and I chose each other without needing the state to ratify it.

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Powell said little to push back against broad expectations that the Fed would cut rates at its coming meeting on Oct. 28-29, even though he said nothing to specifically ratify such expectations.

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