Nine Democrats were in favor, but their colleagues voted en masse to block it from moving forward.

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The owners will also vote on offensive players being allowed to block low when moving toward their own goal line in the tackle box.

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In May 2012, MS objected to that application arguing that the court should block Mensack from moving forward with the latest lawsuit, a tactic which worked for a few months.

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The idea, for instance, that we should block millions from moving here and vastly bettering their lives because there may be a small statistical impact on some subset of us.

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The barely moving line was a full city block long, avenue to avenue.

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It's not unprecedented, and there's no current threat to water supplies, but officials are prepared to start building an underwater barrier to block the denser saltwater from moving further upstream, Corps spokesman Ricky Boyett said Friday.

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And just a block away, on 139th Street, the brownstoners are moving in.

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The project was born in this very space, eventually moving to a building in San Francisco's SoMa district a block or so away, the mobile payment company having opted not to travel too far from the place where it was first conceived.

ENGADGET

The Commission's decision to block the Honeywell deal is subject to appeal, although that is moving only slowly to court.

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"As of yesterday evening, they told me that when he was lifted out of the sedated state, he was moving his arms and legs much more than ever expected or hoped for, " Green tells NPR's Melissa Block.

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