Most Palestinian youth who did cross that line weren't driven by religion, Saleh says.
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If the government can cross that line to collect DNA, the database can grow without limit, he said.
"When the decision-making processes begin to circumvent internal controls, that's when corporate executives begin to cross that line, " said Frenkel.
When you cross that line and hear you are the Commonwealth champion for the first time, it gets to you.
"She said to me, 'You can do it under one condition: That you never cross that line again, '" Armstrong recalled.
There is a line that I simply cannot cross, and that line is the safety and security of our men and women in uniform.
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Since starting the patient navigator program at Mason General, Trout has helped hundreds of women cross that finish line.
I'm for a program for guest workers so that when they cross the line, they have a job and they have the papers to prove that they're legally coming to the country.
Both have focused on the threat posed by Bashar al-Assad's stockpiles of chemical weapons, warning that their use inside Syria, or their transfer to Hezbollah in Lebanon, would cross a "red line" that could trigger a military response.
Or could it have been that in December 1988, even in such a permissive time and place, Daphne suspected that she had somehow managed to cross a forbidden line into a social or cultural or family territory that was taboo?
Mr. Hilton's classmates were concerned that the videos might cross the line from familiar to intrusive.
"The president of the United States said that if Bashar Assad used chemical weapons that it would be a game changer, that it would cross a red line, " the Arizona senator said.
If so, that would appear to cross the line from simple information-gathering by people outside a company to sharing of potentially material information by employees who have a duty to keep it confidential.
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Kent Mason, a Washington lawyer who represents retirement vendors, concedes some problems but notes that sales people whose tactics cross the line aren't unique to investment companies.
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The dinner was to be held at the Venetian, but Mayor Goodman said that he would not cross the picket line, and synagogue officials decided to go elsewhere.
White buses drop workers off at the export companies and cargo trucks line up to cross the bridges that straddle the concrete canal built to direct the flow of the Rio Grande River.
If there wasn a picket line that we wouldn't cross, would we go?
But is there a line that you wouldn't cross when it comes to saving one person's life in this case, Jill Carroll's life.
If there's something that seems to me like it could cross the line, I will defer to our African-American writers and cast members and to my African-American friends.
Israel has said that it will allow people to cross its ceasefire line with Syria "in exceptional cases" after it accepted seven wounded Syrians for hospital treatment on Saturday.
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Some Whitehall press officers in turn worry that they are being forced to cross the narrow line of propriety between propagating the policies of the government of the day and party politics.
The bottom line from that 1974 Milliken ruling: Cross-district busing would not be allowed, Douglas said.
His military background, however, tells him that it can be easy for interrogators to cross the line.
What did not cross my mind as I was crossing the finish line was that I had finished.
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