However, Goals Soccer Centres has not acceded to its request.
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Ms. Abu Hanna flinched but acceded to a few shots.
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Despite opposition from the European Union, Swift acceded to American demands.
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He merely acceded to Dolan's wishes to retain a marquee star.
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Lee acceded to his interlocutor's request and took the tagged photos down.
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I acceded to Berkeley's every silly demand (never made of lib speakers).
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Romine acceded to Stanton's wishes and shooed away an offer of compensation.
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It is only recently that vocationalism has acceded to its dominant role.
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And he acceded to all of their wishes, signed all their little treaties.
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In exchange for protection, the then-ruler of the province acceded to India.
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Since he acceded to office in 2006 he has not completed any major investigations.
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His physicians, certain that his heart would soon fail, acceded to his parents' request.
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Other instances when the F.A.A. acceded to Boeing's wishes have also come under scrutiny.
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Mexico has acceded to so many of Mr Trump's demands partly for domestic political reasons.
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Apple really had no other choice, and I'm glad it finally acceded to the inevitable.
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McConnell has acceded to some of the moderate demands on Medicaid, but not all of them.
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To keep his coalition together, he has often acceded to his ultra-Orthodox and nationalist allies.
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But according to Axios, even Erdogan was surprised by how quickly Trump acceded to his demands.
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Victoria, whose first name actually was Alexandrina, acceded to the throne at the age of 18.
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It would be their first overseas visit since Naruhito acceded to the throne in May last year.
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President Obama acceded to arguments from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to join the European-led action.
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Eisenhower acceded to his relentless demands for resources, including American airborne divisions and vast numbers of transport aircraft.
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That at least got people laughing, and pretty soon everyone acceded to the bread and cheese and grapes.
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But in the first half of 2018 Google acceded to 78% of the Russian government's requests to remove material.
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Indonesia apparently acceded to appeals to wait for a pending case against Veloso's alleged human traffickers in the Philippines.
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U.S. Bancorp basically forfeited that right when it acceded to a settlement – an action that rendered the case moot.
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The company has not acceded to his demands, and so far has not suffered any penalty from the government.
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The Trump administration opposed that legislation but quietly acceded to it after it passed with a veto-proof majority.
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But when they acceded to the demands of critics on the left, they were greeted with enthusiastic Latino support.
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Mr. Lawrence Barrett kindly acceded to my wishes, being himself a fine artist and a man of sure artistic instinct.
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In exchange America seems to have acceded to the Taliban's main demand: that it withdraw its troops from the country.
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At the same time, they have also acceded to some of their demands by detaining senior officials on corruption charges.
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On 7 July 2017, 122 of the UN member states acceded to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
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WHEN King Salman acceded to the Saudi throne in 2015, it was plain that his son, Muhammad, wielded the real power.
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One by one, his aides acceded to his wishes and affirmed his characterization in a ritual rarely seen in democratic governments.
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Migrants from countries that acceded to the EU in 2004 (EU8 countries) have a higher employment rate than EU migrants in general.
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By the time 79-year-old King Salman acceded to the throne, projects commissioned in the boom years were becoming a burden.
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Myanmar acceded to the United Nations convention on the rights of the child in 1991 and is bound to it by law.
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After the end of British rule, in the 1950's, Jammu and Kashmir—approximately two-thirds of Kashmir—acceded to join India.
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Emperor Naruhito, 210, acceded to the throne in May after his father, Akihito, became the first monarch to abdicate in two centuries.
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They acceded to the community's demands and let people send photos to the police and choose imams to identify those they could.
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When Philip IV acceded to the throne, he moved this painting to a special chamber in the Alcázar Palace, called the Titian Vaults.
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Piñera even acceded to calls to discuss drafting a new constitution to replace the one that had been adopted under dictator Augusto Pinochet.
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Duterte also maintains the Philippines never actually acceded to the Rome Statute in 2011, because it was not published in the country's official gazette.
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The king who acceded to the throne as a young man cut a quite different figure from the somber monarch into which he matured.
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Omar acceded to the letter, saying she meant no harm by the remarks and would seek out education on the history of anti-Semitism.
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While waiting for a judgment, Qualcomm however acceded to the EU demand to avoid a daily 580,000 euro ($655,000) penalty for its delayed response.
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Even as Mr. Trump and Senate leaders acceded to an F.B.I. investigation into the accusations against Judge Kavanaugh, Republicans say they did so grudgingly.
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Following intense public pressure from the victims' families the Bush administration reluctantly acceded to an investigative commission more than a year after the attacks.
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Alexander II was a liberal who had abolished serfdom and created a judicial system, although he acceded to reactionary forces in his latter years.
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In many cases, Mr. Trump grudgingly acceded to their caution, delaying decisions while insisting he would not do so forever and demanding better options.
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The hasty combining of forces comes after Kiir on Saturday acceded to a rebel demand by cutting the number of states in the country.
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On July 18, 2018, HHS essentially acceded to the drug makers' demands and submitted a proposed rule to OMB that would drastically reduce PBM rebates.
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The F.A.A. also acceded to a request from a Boeing employee to remove mention of the system from the pilot's flight manual for the Max.
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The response from the Clinton camp on Thursday acceded to some of these conditions, saying it would discuss adding debates only in April and May.
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According to the Tuesday report, Yahoo acceded to a 2015 request by the government to give email access to the National Security Agency or the FBI.
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The Queen has just made history as the first British monarch to celebrate a Sapphire Jubilee, meaning it's 65 years since she acceded to the throne.
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The school district has acceded to many of the union's demands, agreeing to simplify the system and to put an additional $20 million into teacher pay.
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Some Cuban Americans said Havana was simply acceding to demands that it should have acceded to long ago, like allowing them home without a special procedure.
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That case prompted a constitutional crisis that ended when Robert Bork, the solicitor general, acceded to Mr. Nixon's order and fired Archibald Cox, the special prosecutor.
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Modesty and mysteryBhumibol Adulyadej, the king of Thailand, died on October 13th, aged 903 He acceded to the throne just as the monarchy's golden years were ending.
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The IAEA is not a political organization, but rather the independent agency tasked with overseeing the most invasive inspection regime ever acceded to under a nonproliferation agreement.
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"These demands are not realistic in the current economic climate and cannot be acceded to without threatening the sustainability of the business," Lonmin said in a statement.
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Theranos's gullible investors acceded to Ms. Holmes's demand for supervoting stock and were willing to believe whatever she was selling, even as her story began to unwind.
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Although they gradually acceded to Judge Gergel's suggestion to "streamline" their case, prosecutors have argued that the scale of the massacre justified a large number of witnesses.
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I too might have acceded to her request if it involved a small child or an elderly person or the prospect of sitting next to Joan Didion.
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Queen Elizabeth II, who acceded to the throne in 1952 and is the longest-reigning monarch in British history, has four children, eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
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"If we had acceded to the budget they probably expected in Europe, we would not have protected the interests of the Italians," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said recently.
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She had no desire to go out with Ferdy and me, although she acceded to my demand that we see her psychiatrist to re-medicate her against depression.
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He acceded to a trade to Texas midway through 23, when the Phillies finally relented and began their teardown, and now might find himself in a similar circumstance.
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In recent years, Western technology companies have acceded to increasing demands by Moscow for access to closely guarded product security secrets, including source code, Reuters reported last week.
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Trump was resistant but "acceded to it with deep insistence that this stuff is going to be reviewed and released in the next six months," the official added.
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Having acceded to the throne at age 25, Elizabeth became the U.K.'s longest reigning monarch in September 2015 when she surpassed Queen Victoria's record of almost 21953 years.
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The president, Alassane Ouattara, who was helped into power by the rebels in 22.6 after his predecessor, Laurent Gbagbo, tried to steal an election, quickly acceded to their demands.
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"The drivers may have acceded to the algorithmically-determined prices by the platform (but) this cannot be said to be amounting to collusion between the drivers," the CCI said.
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When China acceded to the WTO in 2001, the consensus in the United States and abroad was that China would eventually succumb to an open, market-oriented trade regime.
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Rick Snyder had by then acceded to the demand spray-painted on the Block, appointing Edwards to the task force overseeing the state's response to the emergency in Flint.
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The queen, who acceded to the throne in 1952 and in September became the longest-reigning British monarch, is expected to stay out of politics under Britain's unwritten Constitution.
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And it acceded to Egypt's request to set up a buffer zone on the Gaza border to help constrain the movements of Salafi jihadis in and out of Sinai.
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In his House Intelligence Committee testimony, Simpson acknowledged he "acceded" to letting Steele talk to the FBI but insisted he himself never talked to the FBI about the dossier.
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After aggressively seeking to deny Hutchins bail in Las Vegas, the government willingly acceded to lifting a number of his bail restrictions at a hearing in Milwaukee on August 14.
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Given that history, it is no great stretch to think that if Republicans ever acceded to a higher minimum wage, they would try to pair it with deep budget cuts.
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Since the 2014 ruling establishing the "right to be forgotten" Google has received over 2.4 million such requests and has acceded to their pleas about 43 percent of the time.
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The intended message, political analysts said, was that those closest to Mr. Zuma, or even Mr. Zuma himself, could be next unless he acceded to the party's order to quit.
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And he described a breakdown in the chain of command, calling it "extraordinary" that the attorney general acceded to Mr. Comey during the most controversial moments of the Clinton investigation.
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Johnson, who had not been elected in the first place and acceded to the office after Abraham Lincoln's assassination, was shunted aside after being acquitted in a Senate impeachment trial.
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Kurz, who does not smoke, made clear while he was in government that reversing the smoking ban was an FPO demand that he acceded to as part of their coalition talks.
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He acceded to the throne when his father, Akihito, became the first Japanese monarch to abdicate in two centuries, worried that advancing age might make it hard to perform official duties.
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Its Hindu ruler wanted to stay independent but, faced with an invasion by Muslim tribesmen from Pakistan, hastily acceded to India in October 245 in return for help against the invaders.
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As President Trump bowed to pressure and signed an executive order haltng separations, a judge acceded to a lawsuit seeking to reunite families, paving the way for Constantin's return to Romania.
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Vajiralongkorn, who acceded to the throne just this past December, may be trying to wrest some power from the junta, which ousted a democratically elected government in a coup in 2014.
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Marking the full-length playwriting debut of Al Blyth, the production is the first at this address from the Hampstead's artistic director, Roxana Silbert, who acceded to her post last fall.
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The 1973 "Saturday Night Massacre" led to a constitutional crisis that ended when Robert H. Bork, the solicitor general, acceded to Mr. Nixon's order and fired Archibald Cox, the special prosecutor.
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Its Hindu ruler wanted to stay independent but, faced with an invasion by Muslim tribesmen from Pakistan, hastily acceded to India in October 280 in return for help against the invaders.
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But on Thursday, after the House leadership acceded to the Freedom Caucus&apos demands and put a hard-right immigration proposal to a vote, the farm bill passed with strong Republican support.
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From 22006, when he acceded to the throne, to the present, Bhumibol reigned over more than 280 prime ministers, more than a dozen coups (both attempted and successful) and repeated constitutional changes.
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Indonesia in 2012 acceded to the IMO's International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, MARPOL Annex VI, which is the main international agreement covering all types of pollution from ships.
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Even though Britain never acceded to the E.U.'s open borders or single currency, it has been a leader of Western Europe, a bastion of democratic values, economic probity and military reliability.
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The Palestinians have acceded to many demands over their years of largely fruitless negotiation, but East Jerusalem as the capital of a two-state solution will not conceivably be one of them.
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She acceded to the throne in 1952, after the death of her father, King George VI; his older brother, King Edward VIII, had abdicated in 1936 to marry Wallis Simpson, an American.
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Republicans in Congress had threatened to refuse to raise the debt ceiling—once more holding the basic operations of government hostage—unless the Obama administration acceded to their demands for economic austerity.
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On November 4, Zuckerberg acceded to meet over dinner with civil rights advocates who had serious concerns about the potential for uncensored political advertising to undermine the interests of marginalized American communities.
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He signed an initial emergency declaration that allocates $5 million for emergency services, but he has not acceded to a request from Governor Vázquez to declare Puerto Rico a major disaster zone.
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Ghosn reached a civil settlement with the agency and acceded to a $1 million civil penalty and a 10-year bar from serving as an officer or director of a public company.
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In the notorious Korematsu decision, in 1944, the Supreme Court acceded to President Roosevelt in allowing the internment of Americans of Japanese descent, an action that Trump recently refused to denounce outright.
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Most Saudi kings, all from the first generation of children of the founder King Abdulaziz ibn Saud, have not acceded to the throne often until they were at least well into their 60s.
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"CBS was very frank with us that they really didn't have a choice — that these were his demands and if they were not acceded to, he wouldn't show up," Nixon told the Times.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The formal investiture ceremony for new Japanese Emperor Naruhito began on Wednesday, marking the first time in over 200 years that an emperor has acceded to the throne following an abdication.
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He broke his silence Thursday in a Q&A at the 2019 Entertainment Industry Conference, co-sponsored by Variety and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, in which he acceded to addressing the inevitable.
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Past American administrations knew how much North Korea wanted the prestige of meeting a US president, and viewed a summit as a prize Washington would only offer when Pyongyang acceded to its demands.
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Unlike Bolivia, which withdrew and re-acceded to the convention system with the stipulation that it be allowed a legal market for coca, the US is bound by the entirety of the convention's proscription.
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He acceded to the throne in 1946 in the aftermath of Thailand's occupation by Japan during World War II. Until his death, he reigned over more than 20 prime ministers and many constitutional changes.
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That the exact number varies widely—that so many families continue to live with the agony of uncertainty—is one compelling reason for the Obama administration to have acceded to the longstanding declassification requests.
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"CBS was very frank with us that they really didn't have a choice — that these were his demands and if they were not acceded to, he wouldn't show up," Ms. Nixon said this month.
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Plenty of rogues made appearances, too, especially in the depths of the Cold War, when the city acceded to State Department requests to toss confetti at visiting heads of state who were friendly to Washington.
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It has been said that Colin Kaepernick missed an opportunity, that no matter how crooked the bargain, if he were truly serious about getting a job, he would have acceded to the N.F.L.'s demands.
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But after months of tedious negotiations and retaliatory Chinese trade actions, including curtailment of U.S. agricultural exports, Trump acceded to a limited "phase one" deal, deferring basic changes in China's economy to the indefinite future.
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Beset by internal crises, Gorbachev acceded to the U.S. " double-zero " position after opposing it and linking conclusion of an INF ban to the end of a missile defense program that President Reagan refused to abandon.
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North Korea is one of only six countries not to have signed or acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention, and is believed to have a large stockpile of chemical agents, according to the Nuclear Threat Initiative.
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As you read, you marvel at the author's resilience; the girl with the apple-green shoes acceded to a bigger role than she had ever expected, and found that she knew how to dress the part.
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The decision, which came days after Exxon's board acceded to shareholder calls for an annual review of climate-related risks to its business, reflects a less confrontational tone toward shareholder pressures under Chief Executive Darren Woods.
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A career foreign-service officer and war veteran, Taylor gave the most damning testimony to date against the president, directly implicating him as ordering the US to freeze military aid unless Zelensky acceded to his demands.
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Taylor, a career diplomat and war veteran, directly implicated the president in ordering the US to freeze military aid to Ukraine unless Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky acceded to his demands for political investigations into his rivals.
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Bridges has acceded to several of the protesters' demands regarding a more equitable campus — and has thanked and praised them for their passion — but refused to fire Weinstein and two other designated offenders on their list.
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Notably, her grandfather, George III's loss of the American colonies and her uncle, George IV's disastrous domestic life and wasteful spending, meant a very low popularity for the English monarchy when she acceded to the throne.
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After mounting complaints about the poor state of the runway from airlines, and with safety consultants fearing impending disaster, government officials finally acceded to fixing its many cracks and holes — repairs that are 15 years overdue.
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The state prosecutor's office said the minister of justice had on Friday acceded to its recommendation that criminal proceedings be brought against the man for planning to kill or injure people with knives and explosive charges.
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Then, in a head-snapping pivot at the end, he declared the alliance a "fine-tuned machine" that had acceded to his demands to speed up increases in military spending to relieve pressure on the U.S. budget.
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"There was no vote of no confidence in that meeting ... There was a call for the president to step down, and that call ultimately was not acceded to after persuasion among comrades in the meeting," Mantashe said.
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North Korea is one of only six countries not to have signed or acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention and both the US and South Korea have said it possesses large stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons.
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Here's an exchange Monday between MSNBC "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough and former Obama administration official Jeremy Bash: Why it matters: By referring Trump's request for an investigation to the inspector general, Rosenstein acceded to Trump's demand.
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" He acceded to the curators' invitations, he said, only because the shows promised to look again at the early 1960s, "when the way you could use images started to come from totally outside the fine-art world.
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Yet, a number of Democratic candidates are insisting on imposing impossible litmus tests of climate purity that seem to fulfill the Trump stereotype, and will only come back to haunt the eventual Democratic nominee if acceded to.
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Chemical weapons capability North Korea is one of only six countries not to have signed or acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention and is believed to have large stockpiles of chemical agents, according to the Nuclear Threat Initiative.
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Moreover, if the Republican leadership and the White House cave-in to demands for including a "clean" DREAM Act amnesty in the budget bill, then they must bear responsibility for having acceded to what amounts to political blackmail.
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Next, following a seven-day, roughly 22017 percent "reduction in violence," the United States acceded to the Taliban's primary demand — that America fully withdraw all of its own and NATO forces as well as intelligence personnel from Afghanistan.
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The Turkish assault, which began on Wednesday after President Trump acceded to it and moved American troops out of the way, has pulled the militia out of its fight against the remnants of the Islamic State in Syria.
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The NFL acceded to the wishes of the coaches led by New Orleans' Sean Payton to allow challenges of pass interference calls, but that has only added more ambiguity, with no consistent standard of what warrants an overturn.
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With that decision, Mr. Trump acceded to pressure from retailers and conservative advocacy groups, but the move could deepen the challenge of passing a broad tax overhaul in Congress, where concern about the swelling federal deficit runs high.
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Telling of the last Stuart queen, who acceded to the throne in 1702 only to die twelve years later at the age of 49, Anne is remembered (if at all) for having no surviving children, despite 17 pregnancies.
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The deal, announced at a City Hall news conference by the three leaders, acceded to many of the union's demands for improving classroom conditions that all sides in the labor dispute agreed have suffered from decades of underfunding.
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The company, whose chairman had initially said, before the demand, that it "wouldn't dream" of telling staff what to think, later acceded to the request, firing two pilots and saying "overly radical" staff would be suspended from mainland duties.
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When China acceded to the World Trade Organization in 2001, the United States supported that decision for two reasons: We hoped to promote better access to China's consumer markets for American companies immediately and, eventually, political liberalization within China.
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But in revisiting a play that received its own Tony nomination upon its 1971 Broadway premiere, Mr. Hampton has acceded to Mr. Callow's idea to cast the parts younger than usual, in some cases by a decade or more.
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Meanwhile, there will be a recanvass: "The state party acceded to requests by Sanders and Buttigieg to conduct a partial recanvass of the caucus results, checking data on math worksheets completed at individual sites against publicly released numbers," our colleague writes.
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And not just any woman: an uningratiating, often unstylish woman who handled all interrogators at the Benghazi hearings with stone-cold composure; a woman who not just acceded to but also enjoyed a vodka-shot throw-down with John McCain.
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Since his father acceded to the throne in 2015, 33-year-old Prince Mohammed sent shockwaves through a dynasty that prizes seniority and balance, by concentrating power in one branch to an extent unprecedented since the days of his grandfather.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry made his first public appearance on Thursday since Queen Elizabeth acceded to the wishes of her grandson and his American wife Meghan to step back from their senior royal roles and seek a more independent future.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry made his first public appearance on Thursday since Queen Elizabeth acceded to the wishes of her grandson and his American wife Meghan to step back from their senior royal roles and seek a more independent future.
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Speculation about Ream intensified this year when the United States, which had acceded to a Cambodian request to refurbish U.S.-funded training and boat maintenance facilities on the base, was notified that the Cambodians no longer wanted the Americans' help.
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After the 2002 All-Star Game in Milwaukee — his hometown — ended in a tie, Selig acceded to Fox's wishes and pushed for a rule giving home-field advantage for the World Series to the league that wins the All-Star Game.
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Under the deal Mr. Assad acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention and submitted his chemical weapons (except chlorine, which doesn't fall under it), and in exchange he was exempted from punishment from their use and was practically guaranteed his survival.
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Apple would not even say what regulatory violation, if any, caused the removal; who in the Chinese government told Apple to do it; or whether any legal case had been made, or legal documents presented, before Apple acceded to China's wishes.
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Here was a perfect example of an essential Trump paradigm: he acceded to anyone who seemed to know more about any issue he didn't care about, or simply one whose details he couldn't bring himself to focus on closely. Great!
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And while she reluctantly acceded to the dedication of "Emma" to the prince regent, a man she disliked, she resisted wittily but firmly the recommendation of the prince regent's librarian, James Stanier Clarke, that she write her next novel as a historical romance.
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The intended message, they said, was that those closest to Mr. Zuma, or even Mr. Zuma himself, could be next unless he acceded to the party's order to quit, well before his term as president was scheduled to expire in mid-2019.
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In 1995, Congress acceded to the call of companies tired of being sued by adopting the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act, making it more difficult to pursue securities fraud class actions by giving courts the power to dismiss cases at an early stage.
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Hoping to mimic the success of plant-based milks, Beyond Meat insisted that its products were placed in the same refrigerated aisles in supermarkets as its animal-based competitors—a condition that Whole Foods, a supermarket chain, acceded to in America in 2016.
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The New York Times reported on Sunday that Bolton wrote in his forthcoming book that the president told him last year that he would withhold military aid to Ukraine until the Ukrainian president acceded to his demands for investigations into his political rivals.
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But he said he acceded to requests from AIDS activists for the $1 a day price to deliver a shock to his Western competitors and because such a nice round figure was likely to make headlines (a gambit he is clearly repeating now).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako have accepted an invitation from Queen Elizabeth to make a state visit to Britain in early 2020, in what will be their first overseas visit since Naruhito acceded to the throne in May last year.
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The secretary of state had acceded to Mr. Trump's order in the spring that he recall the United States ambassador to Ukraine, Marie L. Yovanovitch, who had been the target of a campaign of criticism involving Mr. Giuliani and two of his associates.
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It is the first such trip for the 82-year-old king since he acceded to the throne of the world's top oil exporter in 2015, according to local media, which reported expected stops in the provinces of Qassim and Hail, both northwest of Riyadh.
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It acceded to the general interpretation that this was a growing-up moment, because in the iconography of clothing, the suit is the costume of the grown-up, while the T-shirt is the costume of the teenager, the off-duty, the breaker of rules.
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Creditors who have signed or acceded to the RSA constitute about 50 percent of claims against the company in respect of its 2018 notes, 2020 notes, 2022 notes and revolving credit facility, Noble said, adding that it expects more lenders to back the restructuring.
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A reconstructed postwar nation that had only just acceded to NATO four years earlier was thus faced with the humiliating question from the founding members of the alliance: Was German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's Federal Republic de-Nazified enough to be granted such a strategic privilege?
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All U.S. stock markets were down severely today, and tech stocks were hit especially hard, as China retaliated to increasing U.S. tariffs by halting imports on U.S. agricultural goods and finally acceded to market pressures by letting the yuan slide in value against the dollar.
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In the mid-85033s, the Haitian government acceded to pressure from the United States and others to drop its tariff on imported rice to nearly zero, leading to a flood of foreign rice into the Haitian market, mostly from the US. Haitian rice production plummeted.
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The New York Times reported on Sunday that Bolton wrote in his book that Trump told him last year that he would withhold military aid to Ukraine until Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky acceded to his demands to investigate his political rival, Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden.
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LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry will make his first public appearance on Thursday since Queen Elizabeth acceded to the wishes of her grandson and his American wife Meghan to step back from their senior royal roles and seek a more independent future.
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Former national security adviser John Bolton claims President Donald Trump told him personally that he would withhold military aid from Ukraine until it acceded to his demands for politically motivated investigations, The New York Times reported, citing an unpublished manuscript of Bolton&aposs upcoming book.
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That training mandates that he determine in his own conscience that an order is legal before obeying it...Indeed, he has publicly stated that he "invites" his own court martial, and were I the Convening Authority, I would have acceded to his wishes in that regard.
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A career foreign-service officer and war veteran, Taylor gave the most damning testimony to date against the president, directly implicating him in ordering the US to freeze military aid to Ukraine unless Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky acceded to his demands for political investigations into his rivals.
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In the agreement reached with Mr. Erdogan in the Kremlin on Thursday, Mr. Putin acceded to Turkish demands for a cease-fire, something that the Syrian government and its Russian patron had previously resisted as they pursued an offensive to erase the last rebel pockets in Idlib.
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LONDON — When Queen Elizabeth II welcomes President Trump and other world leaders to Buckingham Palace on Tuesday to mark the 70th anniversary of NATO, it will be another testament to her extraordinary longevity: She acceded to the throne only three years after the alliance was formed.
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The Syrian government hurriedly acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention and turned over what it said was its complete chemical weapon arsenal to a team of experts from the United Nations and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which monitors adherence to the convention.
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Mr. Trump, who said over the weekend that he would be happy just to have a continued ban on missile and nuclear testing, realized that if he acceded to Mr. Kim's demand for an end to sanctions, he would lose whatever leverage the United States possessed.
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These countries are poorer, which means that when they acceded to the EU, their citizens were more likely to move out of them to find work in richer countries such as the UK. Indeed, Poland is now the second-largest source of immigrants to the UK, just behind India.
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"That doesn't mean it hasn't occurred ... (But) the challenge is political, it's intimidatory and if you don't counter challenge then China can make the argument that the international community has acceded to China's claims," said Thayer, regional security analyst and emeritus professor at the University of New South Wales.
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At the same time, Greece, which has acceded to demands from the fund to cut spending and bring in more revenue, faces a 7 billion euro debt repayment in July, which it may not be able to meet if the I.M.F. and Europe cannot reach a new bailout agreement.
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In 2015, Mr. Liberman began to stake out the position that led to this spring's debacle, refusing to join Mr. Netanyahu's government because he had acceded to nearly all of the ultra-Orthodox parties' demands even before sitting down with Yisrael Beiteinu, which opposed a number of them.
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Pressure on Republicans has intensified after The New York Times reported on Sunday that Bolton wrote in his forthcoming book that the president told him last year he would withhold military aid to Ukraine until the Ukrainian president acceded to his demands for investigations into his political rivals.
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"The Athlete failed to respond as required by the specified deadline of 17 April 2019 and she is therefore deemed... to have admitted the first and second anti-doping rule violations and to have acceded to the consequences specified in the notice of charge," the AIU said in a statement.
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That possibility prompted speculation that Russia had acceded to the idea of a demilitarized zone to demonstrate to the United Nations and others warning against an offensive that the rebels do not want a peaceful settlement and must therefore be removed by force, as Syria has wanted to do all along.
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The push for greater transparency was sparked by the ongoing feud between Buttigieg and Warren after the Massachusetts senator called for the Midwest mayor to make his fundraisers public and disclose his past clients from his time working for the consulting firm McKinsey & Co. Buttigieg has since acceded to both demands.
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In the meeting, in which Trump acceded to Democratic demands for a short-term debt ceiling lift to be coupled with a three-month extension on government funding and Hurricane Harvey relief, the president said that debt ceiling votes were unproductive and that the next such vote could be the last.
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But no government has tried to change the autonomy granted to Kashmir after it acceded to India in 1947, fearing more violence in a region where tens of thousands of people have died in the insurgency and India has fought two wars with rival Pakistan, which also has claims over the region.
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When it became clear that enough Senate Democrats would side with the White House to block efforts to kill the nuclear pact outright, Boehner — who had already been struggling with a wave of opposition from the right — acceded to House conservatives' call for a new plan to chip away at the agreement.
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He acceded to the throne in 1946 in the aftermath of Thailand's occupation by Japan during World War II. For most Thais, he is the only monarch they have ever known, and before his death, analysts expressed concern that his passing would remove a vital point of unity in an increasingly divided country.
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Google pulled its search engine out of China in 2010 rather than submit to government censorship of search results, but LinkedIn agreed to self-censor its content when it entered China in 2014 and Apple acceded to Chinese demands to remove apps that customers had used to bypass the country's Great Firewall.
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Campaign finances were pushed into the spotlight late last year by a feud between Buttigieg and Warren after the Massachusetts senator called for the former mayor to make his fundraisers public and disclose his past clients from his time working for the consulting firm McKinsey & Co. Buttigieg has since acceded to both demands.
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Taken together, the decisions reflect an increasing political resistance to pesticides in Europe and parts of the United States, as well as the specific shortcomings of dicamba, whose tendency to drift has given pause even to the Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency, which has otherwise largely acceded to the wishes of the chemical industry.
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The New York Times on Sunday published a bombshell report that in an unpublished manuscript for his upcoming book, Bolton claimed that Trump personally told him last year that he would withhold military aid to Ukraine until Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky acceded to his demands for politically motivated investigations targeting former Vice President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) has criticized Schumer for requesting a delay in the hearing for Betsy DeVos, Trump's choice to head the Education Department, and then slamming Republicans for trying to rush through her nomination after they acceded to the scheduling concerns.
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Trump likely thinks that by announcing he won't fire Sessions before the midterm election, he has acceded to the wishes of the bulk of Senate Republicans who a) like Sessions personally (he spent two decades in the Senate prior to serving as AG) and b) don't want to worry about the complications to the likely confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court that an opening for the attorney general spot would cause.
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In 2018 alone, Gap apologized for selling a T-shirt in Canada that featured a map of China without Taiwan; Marriott apologized for listing Tibet and Taiwan as countries on a customer survey; Daimler apologized for using a quote from the Dalai Lama in a social media post; and several US airlines acceded to Chinese demands to remove references to Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau from drop-down menus of countries on their websites.
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