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Meanings of opt in English
Page replacement algorithm.
Related terms
Organization.
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Usage of opt in English
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Here's the problem: Almost by definition, a class action lawsuit is opt-out.
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In practice, no country in Europe operates an opt-out system of consent.
3
Parties may however opt to put back the process to next week.
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As a result, users will have the opportunity to opt into groups.
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The expectation remains that the Government will opt for a political figure.
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Higher decile schools will be able to opt in from next year.
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However, it is expected that a majority will opt for Fianna Fail.
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Clients of the service can continue with Pieta House or opt out.
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Or perhaps she would opt for keeping the status quo without debate?
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Companies could still opt out of state scrutiny for these smaller deals.
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Companies can opt to pay that over eight years, in increasing amounts.
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Lukaku can opt not to appear in court for the misdemeanor case.
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However, an employee can opt to claim tax relief for any expenses.
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Spain has raised objections, while Britain has said it will opt out.
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He has since refused to opt out of elections set for January.
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Current service members could opt to stick with their current retirement plan.
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South Africa
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Australia
Common
Ireland
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