Chevron agreed to take over Anadarko in a $24.4bn deal.
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Fulcher agreed to take the dog in, just in time.
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In September, CEFC agreed to take the stake in Rosneft.
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Lahdo's son Raid agreed to take me to the church.
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Roche agreed to take me prospecting below the Bossons glacier.
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North Korea also agreed to take further steps towards denuclearization.
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Last month, OPEC agreed to take 2000,21.5 bpd off the market.
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Scheuer agreed to take no payment from GM for his claims.
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Jarvis agreed to take the dog in on two conditions: 1.
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Scheuer agreed to take nothing on his claims, the filing showed.
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Costa Rica, for example, agreed to take 250 refugees a year.
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The night I finally agreed to take him home, he disappeared.
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The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take Madison's case on Monday.
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Within a few days he had agreed to take the job.
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O) unit, which has agreed to take over Sprint Corp (S.
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Biden denied Roberts' claims but agreed to take a paternity test.
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The Supreme Court has already agreed to take the latter case.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to take up United States v.
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Amanda Cox, editor of The Upshot, agreed to take them on.
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But all have agreed to take their seats in the Parliament.
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"We agreed to take Trigger in as a hospice resident," she said.
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Trump case the Supreme Court has agreed to take up in October.
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Washington and Beijing have simply agreed to take a timeout to talk.
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We agreed to take this expo for everything it had to offer.
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The two choreographers agreed to take one dancer from each other's company.
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After Ms. Kim agreed to take Mr. Woo as her husband, Mrs.
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A driver, Yevgeny Koshman, agreed to take them in his beige taxi.
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France, Portugal, Luxembourg, Spain and Germany have agreed to take them in.
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The Netherlands has also agreed to take back some of its citizens.
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Thirty-six officials agreed to take bribes; the Minister of Defense resigned.
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"Most of them agreed to take part in my project with enthusiasm."
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I agreed to take the order of deportation, the judge would release me
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A counterterrorism prosecutor had agreed to take up his case against Bin Othman.
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Canada agreed to take it back last month after a protracted diplomatic spat.
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"The store agreed to take down the sign today," Sakovich told The Hill.
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The players and the federation have agreed to take the complaint to mediation.
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When I explained why it was different, they agreed to take another sip.
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Sixty businesses agreed to take part in the tribute, the Review-Journal reported.
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Instead they agreed to take a few days off and reconvene in Washington.
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Turkey agreed to take back migrants who crossed into Europe from its soil.
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Finally, after a lot of strategizing, they agreed to take a different tack.
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The high court has agreed to take up three cases surrounding this issue.
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Nissan agreed to take a 34% stake in Mitsubishi Motors for $2.2 billion.
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Leaders also agreed to take steps to curb the rise of drug resistance.
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Bowing to pressure, PepsiCo on May 2 agreed to take its lawsuits back.
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Even skeptics like Corker and Flake agreed to take that crucial procedural step.
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She couldn't be released unless a family member agreed to take her in.
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The stay was granted, and the court agreed to take up the case.
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The Obama Administration agreed to take thousands of illegal immigrants from Australia. Why?
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He was moved by her story and agreed to take up her cause.
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The Obama administration agreed to take thousands of illegal immigrants from Australia. Why?
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The Obama administration agreed to take thousands of illegal immigrants from Australia. Why?
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Wanda reportedly paid $650 million for Ironman and agreed to take on debt.
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Norway recently agreed to take back five orphans whose parents were ISIS followers.
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The Supreme Court agreed to take up the appeal in an expedited time frame.
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Erdogan agreed to take back migrants who reach the EU from Turkey by boat.
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In return, he said, Mexico agreed to take "strong measures" to strengthen immigration enforcement.
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At the refuge, Mr. Finicum agreed to take a reporter to see the artifacts.
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Malta, which had agreed to take 50, has so far accepted none, Salvini said.
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Her mother then reached out to Gloria Allred, who agreed to take her case.
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The church agreed to take him in, but the building wasn't ready for him.
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In April, the companies agreed to take a 3.5 percent stake in each other.
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According to the police investigation, officers agreed to take Bearheels to the bus station.
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Tom Fortes Mayer agreed to take part to ensure the safety of all participants.
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Tens of thousands US employees in the industry have agreed to take unpaid leave.
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But when the scheduled conductor withdrew, citing illness, he agreed to take it on.
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But this is only the second time that Trump has agreed to take questions.
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CMS agreed to take a number of steps recommended by OIG in the report.
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Ross never agreed to take a break and Rachel said 'maybe' without being definitive.
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Mahika pushed and pushed to go, and her mother finally agreed to take her.
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Woods agreed to take a urine test, but the results were not immediately available.
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It was only at Dortmund that he agreed to take a club-recommended apartment.
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The Cuban government eventually agreed to take back 543,746 of the criminal Mariel refugees.
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Shortly after the Crowder controversy, YouTube agreed to take a look at its policies.
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Johnson agreed to take Politico's Ben Schreckinger through a typical sweat sesh with the justice.
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In Argelia, the municipality to which Sinaí belongs, no one has agreed to take part.
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AX agreed to take a haircut on repayments in return for a larger equity stake.
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Each eventually agreed to "take a step aside" and quit demanding the premiership for himself.
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Kennedy referred her to the American Civil Liberties Union, which agreed to take the case.
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It was the second time Bounce TV agreed to take Mr. Cosby off the air.
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PDVSA employees who agreed to take a reporter there confused it with a different bloc.
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The director, meanwhile, agreed to take on the second Suicide Squad film for DC/Warner.
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In that deal, leading and developing nations agreed to take steps to fight climate change.
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Barry Trotz has agreed to take over as head coach of the New York Islanders.
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The two countries have also agreed to take necessary steps to improve relations, Kalin said.
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Both had doubts but agreed to take the idea to their bosses, the newspaper reported.
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"We agreed to take stock at the end of this year," he told the magazine.
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A. Turkey agreed to take back all new migrants who enter Greece illegally from Turkey.
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Only 34 percent of participants asked to recall uncomfortable heat agreed to take the survey.
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He and Gina also agreed to take one counseling co-parenting class per month together.
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After two years of relentless pressure, the federal government has agreed to take the case.
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The festival announced on Thursday that he had agreed to take — or retake — the job.
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After they spoke, Kang agreed to take a DNA test, and it was a match.
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The firm had agreed to take a 31 percent stake in XP in late 2012.
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A few other residents agreed to take part, but the group outside didn't seem interested.
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Out of 214,26 Iowans, 584 picked up the phone and agreed to take our poll.
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Fortunately, both nominees agreed to take a fresh look at this troubling rule if confirmed.
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Cillizza: Has the court agreed to take up any abortion cases in the coming term?
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Washington State agreed to take the minimum wage to $13.50 in the same time span.
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Lufthansa has already agreed to take on operations covering around 81 planes from Air Berlin.
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Radev and Tsacheva both agreed to take part in a public debate before the run-off.
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He added that France, Germany, Romania, Luxembourg, Portugal and Ireland agreed to take the migrants in.
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On Monday, the Supreme Court agreed to take up 3 cases seeking clarity on this issue.
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Canada agreed to take it away, and Mr Duterte stopped blustering after an election had passed.
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He agreed to take part in a televised debate on Tuesday but not one on Sunday.
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The announcement comes a day after Bruce Boudreau agreed to take over at the Minnesota Wild.
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Eventually, Vashukevich deleted some of her Instagram posts and Instagram agreed to take down the others.
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A jury was about to be selected, but Yovino instead agreed to take the plea deal.
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The results of the two breathalyzer tests she agreed to take were allegedly 0.181 and 0.177.
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North Korea last year agreed to take steps toward denuclearization and cease testing of ballistic missiles.
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This marks the first time that the U.K. has agreed to take refugees from within Europe.
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They agreed to take high-profile positions and, when one does so, one accepts greater scrutiny.
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But it's a bit more surprising that he agreed to take a cooking lesson from him.
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We'd agreed to take him in only because we figured he'd be fun and trouble-free.
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In return, Turkey has agreed to take back every illegal migrant reaching the shores of Europe.
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"Both countries agreed to take help from the UNHCR in the Rohingya repatriation process," Ali said.
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In June 2018, after nearly a year in jail, Harris agreed to take a plea deal.
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This was an investigation tailor-made to Hall's expertise, and she agreed to take it on.
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Jedinstvo was on its knees financially when Matic agreed to take it over two years ago.
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Last weekend, China-based FPX agreed to take over the CS:GO team of Denmark-based Heroic.
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He agreed to take me there — to this old wooden shed behind the village's former school.
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Ron, who is Simone's grandfather, and his second wife, Nellie, agreed to take in the children.
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Proactiva subsequently said Italy had agreed to take in the survivor, but not the two bodies.
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So he spoke with the owner, who agreed to take on the 15-year-old Torres.
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He agreed to take a polygraph and, if asked, to participate in covert law enforcement activities.
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No African country has yet agreed to take part, the EU&aposs top migration official said Thursday.
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Cameron has agreed to take in the most needy—but his next battle is working out which.
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Sure, I've agreed to take a period of time and come here and meet, and that's good.
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The recent deal by which Fujifilm agreed to take a 50.1% stake in Xerox ran into difficulties.
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My mother understood the importance of this opportunity, and agreed to take me to the good mall.
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Trump said Mexico had agreed to take strong measures to "reduce, or eliminate" illegal immigration from Mexico.
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At the meeting, Erdogan and the economic team agreed to take measures to help shield the lira.
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The Supreme Court, on the other hand, has agreed to take up the whole thing at once.
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In Albania, a party that had been threatening for months to boycott elections agreed to take part.
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Last week, Russia agreed to take back around 1 million tonnes of tainted oil stuck in Belarus.
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Meanwhile, Turkey has agreed to take back economic migrants who crossed to the Greek islands from Turkey.
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Liberty Media Corp agreed to take control of Formula One in a deal valued at $8 billion.
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But Falque-Pierrotin confirmed that all the DPAs have agreed to take a common position for now.
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However, the EPAA survey only examined one group of homeschoolers that voluntarily agreed to take standardized tests.
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Airbus late Monday announced it agreed to take a majority stake in the imperiled Bombardier jet program.
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Secondly, I had previously agreed to take on a visiting professorship at the Universität der Künste Berlin.
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The court agreed to take up the case on the last day of a nine-month session.
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"Russia has already agreed to take in 15,85033 White South Africans—your move, Mr. President," Duke tweeted.
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"The tam and I both agreed to take a deep breath after the second period," Tortorella said.
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Following reports about the internal wrangling, State said last week it has agreed to take $40 million.
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To appease the protesters, Mr. Xian eventually agreed to take down the halal insignia from his storefront.
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The United States has agreed to take some of them; how many, and how quickly, remains unclear.
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Both sides agreed to take action to create favourable conditions, the ministry added, without giving more details.
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He started Vrelo Sport from scratch then agreed to take over Jedinstvo a year later, in 22.
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According to multiple reports Tuesday, Rhule agreed to take the job and will be introduced this week.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to take up a case that could significantly weaken the agency's structure.
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A family friend agreed to take possession of the firearms, and deputies did not issue a report.
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He cannot stop coaching them, either, a job he reluctantly agreed to take on the following season.
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Sure, I agreed to take a period of time and come here and meet and that's good.
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The Court agreed to take on the cases in January 2016, when it still had nine justices.
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The Court agreed to take on the cases in January 2016, when it still had nine justices.
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The case is one of only three that the Supreme Court agreed to take up in the fall.
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Attention on him intensified in 2013 when doctors and his wife agreed to take him off life support.
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After a deputy responded, a close family friend agreed to take the firearms and no report was initiated.
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The United Nations High Commission on Refugees granted her refugee status, and Canada agreed to take her in.
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Mason agreed to take the animal home, even though his wife just gave birth to their first child.
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In late 1987, the two agreed to take Challenger 2 out of storage and go for the record.
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When she started the job, she had agreed to take any disputes with her employer to private arbitration.
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I'm grateful as well to my colleagues on the Security Council, who agreed to take this unprecedented step.
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Special Agent Bill Kirkconnell agreed to take fingerprints from Kyle and feed them into the FBI's national database.
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He agreed to take on one of the company's bankruptcy loans, which debtors typically repay, in its entirety.
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Sports Authority agreed to take up to $595 million in bankruptcy financing, sources told the Journal on Tuesday.
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Fortunately, though, Harrelson's agreed to take time out to chat to us about the project live on Facebook.
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Roivas said his country had agreed to take refugees from Greece and Italy and this was "ongoing work".
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Germany was not among the countries that agreed to take in some of the migrants on the Lifeline.
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The retail giant relented when the artist agreed to take the shots on a quiet Monday morning instead.
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After Russia intervened in Ukraine, Estonia — another former Soviet republic, and a NATO member — agreed to take one.
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The indictment said he also agreed to take steps to evade detection by Honduran customs and law enforcement.
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They flagged down a driver who agreed to take them to a friend's timeshare, far off the Strip.
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That's determined by the amount of risk they agreed to take on when they put in their money.
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Hope appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court, and last year, the Court agreed to take the case.
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Both sides agreed to take actual actions to create favourable conditions, the ministry added, without giving more details.
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Both sides agreed to take actual actions to create favourable conditions, the ministry added, without giving more details.
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Lampert agreed to take on one of the company's bankruptcy loans, which debtors typically repay, in its entirety.
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Last year, the Supreme Court agreed to take up three major cases regarding Trump's taxes and financial records.
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And he said about 13,000 of Delta's more than 90,000 employees have agreed to take voluntary unpaid leaves.
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"We agreed to take the case to an open judiciary process," he said, citing a need for transparency.
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Reports first surfaced Tuesday morning that Rhule agreed to take the job and will be introduced this week.
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SpiceJet has already agreed to take four Jet 7373 MAX planes on the ground in India, he said.
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The court already has granted certiorari -- meaning, agreed to take and decide on -- the Trump tax returns cases.
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They've agreed to take up big issues concerning the contraceptive coverage mandate and so called "faithless" presidential electors.
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KfW has agreed to take a 20 percent stake 50Hertz, fending off an offer from China's State Grid.
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Helen Gurley Brown died, actually, the weekend I agreed to take the job, which was an extraordinary coincidence.
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The Mexican government also agreed to take back migrants who had crossed the U.S. southern border to claim asylum.
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The ships were allowed into Pozzallo after a half-dozen European Union countries agreed to take 50 passengers each.
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Last month, OPEC agreed to take 103,000 barrels per day (bpd) off the market from the start of 2019.
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Broderick kindly agreed to take a photograph with the fan's daughter, even though he was shopping with his friend.
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Renault finished higher after alliance partner Nissan agreed to take a 34 percent stake in Mitsubishi Motors on Wednesday.
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"Metro Bank had the confidence to launch the book-build because investors agreed to take part," the source added.
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The couple found a lawyer who agreed to take the case but then dropped it after his firm objected.
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Formula One faces a major shake-up after Liberty Media agreed to take control of the cash-generating sport.
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After being made aware by her specialist of the phase III trial of pimavanserin, Ruth agreed to take part.
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Arrivals in Greece from Turkey have fallen significantly since Ankara agreed to take back all migrants, including Syrian refugees.
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Knowing the dog was due to be put down, Ray and his wife immediately agreed to take Toby in.
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After the church in Wenzhou was demolished, the Salvation Church gave in and agreed to take down its cross.
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Last year, the CityWell United Methodist Church agreed to take him in but the building wasn't ready for him.
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South and North Korea agreed to take various military measures to ensure active mutual cooperation, exchanges, visits and contacts.
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In exchange, those farmers have agreed to take certain steps to improve animal welfare and reduce their environmental footprint.
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Susanne Peticolas, an expert in environmental law and senior lawyer at Gibbons, agreed to take Cheserek's case pro bono.
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Speaking later to reporters, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Trump and Xi agreed to take new steps.
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In 143, judges and officials in Delaware and Virginia agreed to take his name off of their states' registries.
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When Mr. Leno learned about this, he objected, and eBay agreed to take down offers to resell the tickets.
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Mr. Karadzic will serve his sentence in one of the European countries that have agreed to take tribunal prisoners.
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After just two phone conversations with Pérez, Zidane agreed to take charge of Real until the summer of 2022.
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The presidents agreed to "take steps to solidify the relationship and institutionalize mechanisms of cooperation," the White House said.
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He agreed to take some pictures of the emergency responders, email them to me and describe what he saw.
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Roberts reportedly requested an ambassadorship to other countries but agreed to take the job after Trump pushed her to.
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Some speculate that it is a good sign for Trump that the Supreme Court agreed to take the case.
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From the moment that that he agreed to take this job he knew that he had a difficult task ahead.
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Barnes agreed to take in the 8-year-old if he could adopt him and raise him as a son.
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After the tests came back, Snyder told CBS that Children's Hospital Los Angeles agreed to take Israel as a patient.
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Neumann has agreed to take $685 million to step down from the board of The We Company, which owns WeWork.
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Nissan has agreed to take a one-third controlling stake in the group, offering a lifeline for its smaller rival.
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It comes about a week after Singapore's GIC, Tencent and NavInfo together agreed to take a 10% stake of Here.
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A number of celebrities have since agreed to take part, including Alyssa Milano, John Cusack, Kerry Washington, and McGowan herself.
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Formal implementation of the accord could begin in days, following steps Iran agreed to take to curb its nuclear activities.
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The Canadians agreed to take back 2,450 tons of trash that were shipped to the Philippines in 2013 and 2014.
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Based on our objections, Mosaic United has agreed to take down the tender from its website and cancel this initiative.
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He certainly didn't have an easy job (though, yes, he agreed to take it), and was constantly made fun of.
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Britain has agreed to take command of a battalion to be based in Estonia and Germany and one in Lithuania.
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Within a year, they bought a house together in Miami, and agreed to take a vacation in Thailand and China.
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Canada and Australia have also agreed to take in hundreds of Yazidi survivors of Islamic State brutality, and their families.
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Mexico also agreed to take stronger measures including deploying militarized National Guard forces on its southern border beginning on Monday.
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Meanwhile, a rescue ship docked in Malta after eight European countries agreed to take in the 200 African migrants aboard.
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If both sides agreed to take their weapons off this hair-trigger, their leaders could make decisions with cooler heads.
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Most were living with an adult sponsor, who had agreed to take them in, but 1,475 couldn't be accounted for.
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In return, Turkey tightened up its border restrictions — and agreed to take back every migrant who subsequently landed in Greece.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to take up three major cases regarding President Donald Trump&aposs taxes and financial records.
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The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to take up three cases regarding President Donald Trump&aposs tax and financial records.
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Twenty-three inmates classed as "radical Islamist" agreed to take part in the programme, but not one was successfully deradicalized.
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Bouvier agreed to take a Modigliani sculpture, "Tête," and to knock sixty million dollars off the price of the Rothko.
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N had agreed to take control of Italy's Versace in a deal that could value the company at $2 billion.
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Beer and wine giant Constellation Brands (STZ) has already agreed to take a more than $4 billion stake in Canopy.
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In response, the AGU agreed to take up the matter again at its upcoming board meeting on Sept. 14-15.
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By Friday afternoon at least one cargo ship had agreed to take evacuees from Marsh Harbour on Abaco to Nassau.
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The new budgetary commitments are one way to ensure the labor obligations that Mexico agreed to take effect, Seade said.
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Her only reprieve: an officer agreed to take off the cuffs while she breast-fed her newborn son, she said.
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After a month of negotiations, the two sides agreed to take turns hosting the games over the next six years.
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Formal implementation of the accord could begin in days following steps Iran agreed to take to curb its nuclear activities.
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Salvini had said he would refuse to let the migrants disembark until other European Union states agreed to take them in.
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DeMoss, of Jenks, Oklahoma, said she seemed genuinely concerned about veterans, and he agreed to take the free four-day trip.
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When approached by the producers to write the play, which was also live-streamed, Schenkkan agreed to take on the job.
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Apple seems to think there's some potential there and it's agreed to take the app off of Next Issue Media's hands.
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N, have agreed to take a $60 million cut in their partnership remuneration over two years in connection with the purchase.
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Tunisia has agreed to take back expelled migrants by charter flights, accounting for about 40 deportees aboard the twice-weekly flights.
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Spain, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Portugal had agreed to take all of them in, said a European Commission spokeswoman in Brussels.
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In its filings, the ACLU claims that ICE's declarations that Iraq had agreed to take all of them back were false.
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He added G7 leaders have already agreed to take action regarding global markets and provide stability to the foreign exchange market.
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The New York Times reported Saturday that the deal to avert tariffs largely comprised actions Mexico had already agreed to take.
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On March 29th the Florida-based financial-technology group agreed to take over Worldpay, a payment-processor, for $43bn including debt.
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Swiss paper Schweiz am Wochenende earlier on Saturday reported Russian banks had agreed to take on Liwet's 720 million franc loan.
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It was only when the OFPRA officials promised fast-track settlement that he agreed to take his seat on the coach.
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Chandler agreed to take $2.1 million off his $503 million salary to secure a buyout from the Phoenix Suns last weekend.
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Canada had already agreed to take the rubbish back and the two countries were in the process of arranging the transfer.
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Norwegian said last month that billionaire investor John Fredriksen was among those who had agreed to take part in the issue.
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On Friday, however, Rogers spoke with Marty Elrod, the general manager of Lamar advertising, and he agreed to take it down.
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But when he nearly died from spinal meningitis in 403, Christal agreed to take him in—along with his small arsenal.
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Chandler agreed to take $211 million off his $22014 million salary to secure a buyout from the Phoenix Suns last weekend.
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Trump informally offered Cohn the position, and Cohn agreed to take it, Politico reported, citing three people close to the president.
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Those who organized the event or who agreed to take part largely steered clear of discussing the controversy surrounding the country.
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In the case of Williams and Energy Transfer, the parties agreed to take all "commercially reasonable efforts" to complete the transaction.
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EDF has agreed to take an 80 percent share in the development, with CGN due to take a 20 percent share.
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Johnson has agreed to take part in a series of one-on-one televised debates with Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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But when he nearly died from spinal meningitis in 2013, Christal agreed to take him in — along with his small arsenal.
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Without much hope, they agreed to take a flier on a drug called nivolumab, part of the new frontier of immunotherapy.
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We're told producers agreed to take him to the hospital but on the way out of the house he blacked out.
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She checked in with a pro bono lawyer who agreed to take her case, asking when she should expect to move.
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Trump — one of the most mysterious first ladies in modern times — agreed to take questions from a group of journalists. Mrs.
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Last week, the founder of the country's most famous ride-sharing start-up, Uber, agreed to take a leave of absence.
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He also agreed to take "certain corrective actions," according to the order, though details about those actions were not available Monday.
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Conflicting reports later emerged about whether he had formally agreed to take on an outside role or if discussions were ongoing.
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When he suffered a near-fatal car accident, Ms. Hughes agreed to take him in and nurse him back to health.
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Finally, in May this year, Qatar agreed to take on the part of the stake that had been covered by Intesa.
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Word got around to curator Nora Burnett Abrams at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, who agreed to take a look.
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The spokesman said this provision has been used very rarely, and Morocco agreed to take them thanks to "good bilateral relations".
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The company agreed to take action against thousands of videos that violated the updated guidelines by purging them from its archives.
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The 10-day standoff ended when Ireland, Albania and the Roman Catholic Church agreed to take charge of some of the migrants.
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Hours earlier, OPEC, Russia and several other producers agreed to take 1.2 million barrels per day off the market beginning in January.
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But not all lower courts agreed on the issue, so in early 2015 the Supreme Court agreed to take up the cases.
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The energy alliance agreed to take 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) off the market for the first six months of 2019.
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Norwegian said last month that billionaire investor John Fredriksen was among those who had agreed to take part in its share issue.
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Many families have accepted a one-off settlement with the airline—of perhaps $175,000—and agreed to take the matter no further.
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It wasn't until years later, when the Cambodian government agreed to take in deportees in 2002, that he got the official call.
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In a final desperate attempt to get a resolution, they even agreed to take a lie-detector test — at their own expense.
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A potential sale has come into the picture after AT&T agreed to take over Time Warner, agreed in October last year.
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Liu agreed to take the woman to her apartment, where she said she continued to rebuff him, according to the audio clips.
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The FWS said Thursday the petition presented "substantial scientific or commercial information" and agreed to take a closer look at the matter.
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Reuters reported on Saturday that Geneva-based Mercuria Group has agreed to take an interest in the oil refining system of ChemChina.
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Boeing's chief rival, Airbus, has agreed to take over Bombardier's C Series program, a deal that it expects to close next month.
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The Civic Platform government had agreed to take 7,000 of the 160,000 refugees European officials were hoping to distribute across the continent.
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Leena Alam, the actress playing Suraya, agreed to take the role for a small sum — which she has yet to be paid.
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Felicity Huffman says she was only thinking about her two daughters when she agreed to take part in a college admissions scheme.
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Popovich, for the record, agreed to take the job only if Colangelo pledged to stay on through the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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In it, the United States agreed to take in as many as 1,250 refugees that Australia was holding at offshore detention centers.
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All-time greats Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Serena Williams have agreed to take part in an exhibition to help raise funds.
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Under the migration pact, Ankara agreed to take back all migrants and refugees, including Syrians who cross by sea to Greece illegally.
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In January of 2016, the Supreme Court agreed to take the case and will make a decision in June of this year.
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Kristina was connected to the hiring manager by a mutual friend, had two great interviews, and agreed to take on a test assignment.
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Dickey was also sentenced to five years of probation and agreed to take part in a public service announcement for the Forest Service.
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So he has agreed to take part in a trial of Komp, a device made by No Isolation, a startup founded in 2015.
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At the time, the site agreed to take more than 23 offending articles offline so Rice could add proper attribution to Lead Stories.
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Guatemala has agreed to take asylum-seekers from other countries sent there against their will from the U.S. border -- potentially including Mexican citizens.
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He soon started a brand of his own, which folded in 2013 — shortly before he agreed to take the job at Y/Project.
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This month, the president announced he would restore some aid to those countries after they agreed to take in asylum seekers as requested.
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SunPower earlier this year agreed to take over the Oregon factory of troubled SolarWorld Americas - one of the companies that sought the tariffs.
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France is among the countries prepared to take in the same number of resettled refugees it agreed to take under the relocation scheme.
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Ryanair agreed to take a majority stake in the leisure airline soon after in a major push on the German and Austrian markets.
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He agreed to take on more than $33 million in additional Sears liabilities, mainly bills for merchandise and taxes, and employee severance benefits.
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They have both agreed to take part in evaluation interviews, and have offered the court access to their health and mental health records.
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The court also agreed to take up a case that touches on Kennedy's landmark 2015 opinion clearing the way for same-sex marriage.
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Marshall agreed to take on Spell's case because he was convinced that Spell was being treated unfairly because he was a black man.
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Britain has agreed to take 20,000 refugees over five years from those in camps outside Europe and is providing aid to those camps.
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Phillips then took his case to the Supreme Court and the justices agreed to take it up after mulling it for several weeks.
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He'd agreed to take me on one, though, he'd warned, we'd have to leave early; by noon, the streets would be a sauna.
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Rouse didn't want the job permanently, but agreed to take the reins for a few months while Obama looked for a permanent successor.
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But consulting companies readily embraced her business, and even agreed to take money from offshore shell companies tied to her and her associates.
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It said the parties agreed to take a "restrictive" approach to weapons exports, and would push for a joint European arms export policy.
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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to take a case that could affect the process used for challenging patents in the United States.
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Mr. Sondland agreed to take Mr. Holmes to lunch, where the two sat across from each other, drinking wine and eating an appetizer.
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Last month, Aramco agreed to take a $900 million stake in petrochemical projects in the RAPID complex, expanding the agreement signed in February.
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The Supreme Court just agreed to take a case on the subject of the partisan gerrymander, and let's hope they rule them unconstitutional.
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And when Petrobras was beset with corruption scandals and crippling debts nearly two years ago, he agreed to take the role of CEO.
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Boeing's 1 percent decline, after Airbus SE agreed to take a majority stake in Bombardier's CSeries jetliner program, weighed on the industrial sector .
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The ceasefire agreement outlines several measures the parties agreed to take, including the release and exchange of all hostages and unlawfully detained persons.
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Other states have fined the company, including Tennessee, which in July levied a $62,500 penalty, while others have agreed to take no action.
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The company agreed to take a hands-off approach to its Turner division, which includes CNN and TNT, until the appeal was concluded.
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Canada ultimately agreed to take back several tons of plastic waste that it had illegally shipped to the Philippines in 2013 and 2014.
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Canada had already agreed to take back the trash but missed a May 15 deadline set by Duterte, prompting him to recall the envoy.
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"Mexico, in turn, has agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of Migration through Mexico, and to our Southern Border," Trump tweeted.
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Biden initially said he would not accept the Senate nomination, but after Majority Leader Mike Mansfield kept calling him, he agreed to take office.
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"When we played with NOFX, [guitarist] Eric Melvin was the only one in the band who agreed to take a shofar shot," he recounts.
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According to friends, he agreed to take his current job because he thought the special counsel and "culture of investigations" was out of control.
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The appellate ruling would allow refugees to enter the United States if a resettlement agency in the U.S. had agreed to take them in.
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The government is also investigating the chairman of CEFC, which has agreed to take a $10 billion stake in the Russian oil major Rosneft.
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BAWAG bought Austrian credit card issuer PayLife and German Suedwestbank and agreed to take over German building society bank Deutscher Ring Bausparkasse last year.
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Policymakers agreed to take measures to ease interest rates at the gathering in a move unlikely to assuage investor concerns about double-digit inflation.
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Things quickly get complicated when Grace is determined to keep Tyler's attention, even after Ali has agreed to take him back, according to Variety.
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But the whole reason I agreed to take on that first Game Party project was because it was a growth opportunity and the challenge.
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The hitch revived ill will from four years ago, when Foxconn agreed to take a stake in Sharp as part of a broader partnership.
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Chemours agreed to take on some of DuPont's legal liabilities when it was spun off from the company to house its performance chemicals segment.
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But, 20 years ago, it took a convincing sales pitch from legendary founder Steve Jobs before he agreed to take a job at Apple.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Tuesday said his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong Un has agreed to take specific steps toward denuclearization.
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The farms and co-op members have also agreed to take steps to change their farm management to deliver the environmental benefits Dannon seeks.
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Indian police say Chau found local fishermen who agreed to take him near the island, before using a canoe the rest of the way.
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The pace is slowing even as virtually every nation in the world has agreed to take action to mitigate the impacts of global warming.
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The Haitian government agreed to take him late that year, only to back out at the last minute, citing his lack of identity documents.
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The Braves had agreed to take Arroyo's salary in order to get a top pitching prospect, Touki Toussaint, in exchange for a utility infielder.
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Islamabad agreed to take steps to prevent Bibi -- newly acquitted of all charges by the highest court in the land -- from leaving the country.
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And yet with that knowledge, I had agreed to take a job as a customer service representative that required me to talk to strangers.
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She was not read her Miranda rights until hours later, at an F.B.I. field office, before she agreed to take a lie-detector test.
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Both countries agreed to take measures to avoid dumping and to establish a process to monitor steel and aluminum trade between the two countries.
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The Times reported over the weekend that the deal Mr. Trump announced Friday consisted largely of actions that Mexico had already agreed to take.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin's appointment was announced before the Levine scandal, but he later agreed to take on the position this season, two years early.
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The Supreme Court cut those injunctions back somewhat in June when it agreed to take up the question of whether Trump's order was legal.
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In June, members individually agreed to take on, for the first time, the full set of military capability targets assigned to them by NATO.
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A local electric company has agreed to take out or retrofit power lines and other equipment to make them less attractive to migrating birds.
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After Boehner's exit, with the Republican-controlled Congress in free fall, Ryan, under strong pressure from his colleagues, reluctantly agreed to take the Speakership.
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She waited hours in the October sun, fearing she was about to lose her baby, before guards agreed to take her to a clinic.
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The Hanjin Greece docked in Long Beach on Saturday after a U.S. bankruptcy court granted it protection and terminal operators agreed to take it.
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Now, Mustin claims Williams owes him $900K -- plus interest -- for never paying for the house after he agreed to take it off Zucaro's hands.
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After much wrangling, the 28 EU states unanimously agreed to take "a clear and substantive decision" on the two hopefuls no later than October.
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The new Socialist government in Spain agreed to take them in, acknowledging Europe had abandoned Italy, after the tiny island nation of Malta also balked.
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That's an action the FCC agreed to take on Tuesday, moving the initial commenting deadline to September 21st and the response deadline to October 6th.
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Kalanick, who complied with the request, had already agreed to take a leave of absence, but that was not enough for some of Uber's shareholders.
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A website set up by Momentum captured more than 10,000 pledges from people who agreed to take election day off work and go door-knocking.
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After the arguments, McDonnell said he was "incredibly" satisfied that the court had agreed to take up his case and "exceptionally thankful" to his family.
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"I'm just baffled as to why the hospital would have agreed to take him for the sole reason of putting him to death," Snyder said.
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National Indemnity agreed to take on 80 percent of net losses in excess of the first $25 billion, with a maximum liability of $20 billion.
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Uber's board of directors has agreed to take the company public in 2019 and is searching for a chief financial officer to lead this effort.
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Nestle has recently sold its struggling U.S. confectionery business to Italy's Ferrero and agreed to take control of selling Starbucks packaged coffees around the world.
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It had agreed to take over Akorn, a U.S. maker of liquid generic drugs but walked away from the deal this year, citing regulatory breaches.
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I can't take all the credit for VALEAP; it only worked out because some cops agreed to take positions of leadership and make this happen.
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And Kalanick himself agreed to take a leave of absence from the company, leaving the company under the control of a committee of Kalanick subordinates.
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Great Wall Motor, a Chinese carmaker, recently bought a small stake in the firm and agreed to take a large share of its spodumene concentrate.
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The company had agreed to take a commission of about 25 percent from drivers, calculated without including taxes and fees as part of drivers' earnings.
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The drama kicked off when Kim suggested they plan a family photo shoot and agreed to take on the massive challenge of coordinating everyone's schedules.
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Petrobras also agreed to take an expected 600,000 barrels over the next 36 months from the Sapinhoa field in the Campos basin from the government.
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But it turned out that this app didn't just scrape the personal data of the roughly 270,000 users who agreed to take the personality quiz.
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But rights groups including Hotline for Refugees and Migrants have said Uganda and Rwanda had agreed to take in migrants from Israel in the past.
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Though Myanmar has not granted Rohingya citizenship, under the 19823 procedure, it agreed to take back people who could prove they had been Myanmar residents.
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Feeling pressured by him, Johnson finally agreed to take the pill, putting it under her tongue and pretending to swallow it with water, she said.
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I stopped and listened as she explained how her horse died and she was stranded far from home, and I agreed to take her back.
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But the most serious charge leveled by the Trump campaign is that Clinton agreed to take the case when she knew the client was guilty.
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Over time, the Cuthberts find themselves in a more optimistic financial situation, provided it works out with the two boarders they've agreed to take on.
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In a major development, Russia's biggest oil company, Rosneft, has agreed to take control of Iraqi Kurdistan's main oil pipeline in a $1.8 billion investment.
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Carl C. Icahn's investment firm has agreed to take the Federal-Mogul Holdings Corporation private, continuing his quest to buy suppliers to the auto industry.
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In addition, Nestle has agreed to take on about 500 Starbucks employees who work in the consumer packaged goods segment as part of the deal.
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The Paris climate agreement is, obviously, a very big deal: Last year, nearly 200 nations agreed to take on the challenge of a warming world.
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The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to take up a case about the Trump administration's plan to add a citizenship question to the 28500 census.
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People who agreed to take part in the program were given a "clear on-boarding process asking for their permission," according to a Facebook spokesperson.
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He had agreed to take in a friend's son who was struggling with addiction, on the condition that no drugs be brought into his house.
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Simeone knew, when he agreed to take charge of Atlético a few days after Christmas in 2011, that he would have to harness that power.
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That's because the parent, Restaurant Brands International, also owns Popeyes, which only recently agreed to take a big step to improve its treatment of chickens.
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Byrne agreed to take a look at the numbers, not bothering to tell Trump that Deutsche Bank was unlikely to actually help him with financing.
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John F. Kennedy secretly offered to withdraw U.S. missiles from Turkey, while Russia's Nikita Khrushchev agreed to take the missiles out of Cuba in exchange.
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The fashion group has agreed to take control of Italy's Versace in a deal that could value the company at $2 billion, a source said.
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Users who agreed to take part in the program were given a "clear on-boarding process asking for their permission," according to a Facebook spokesperson.
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Democrats agreed to take up the deal after securing provisions to tighten labor and environmental law enforcement, and scrap patent protections for high-cost pharmaceuticals.
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Fewer than 21,000 of the 160,000 people already in Italy and Greece whom other European Union nations agreed to take in 2015 have been relocated.
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The standoff ended on Thursday, only after European neighbors agreed to take in the majority of the migrants, who disembarked in another Sicilian city, Catania.
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Reuters identified and spoke to more than 20 of the roughly 193,000 Rohingya refugees on a list of people Myanmar has agreed to take back.
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Mexico also agreed to take stronger measures to curb the flow of migrants, including deploying militarized National Guard forces on its southern border beginning on Monday.
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Mnuchin said the deal — which The New York Times reported is largely comprised of actions Mexico had already agreed to take — represented an important diplomatic step.
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The Quartevilles — with no connection to Adelman or her family — agreed to take her in, and she was smuggled out of Paris in a noodle truck.
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So, it was pretty remarkable when nearly 200 countries came together in Paris at the end of 2015 and agreed to take action against catastrophic warming.
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Last August, pension fund Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) agreed to take up to $500 million in preferred stock units from infrastructure provider Howard Energy Partners.
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For years, white heavyweight champions refused to fight Johnson until 1908, when Canadian world champion Tommy Burns agreed to take him on to defend his title.
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The woman had become fearful of him and had agreed to take him to the airport so he could fly back to Maryland, according to police.
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His government also agreed to take stronger measures to curb the flow of migrants, including deploying National Guard forces on its southern border beginning on Monday.
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Now, however, with Justice Neil Gorsuch having filled Scalia's seat on the court, the justices again agreed to take up the issue — and likely overrule Abood.
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" Obama said he spoke to the leaders of South Korea and Japan by phone, and that they agreed to "take additional significant steps, including new sanctions.
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It was not immediately clear how many migrants Spain and Germany had agreed to take in, though a French government source said France would take 18.
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N. agreed to take the dogs out this morning since he has a later shift, so I run out the door with my coffee in hand.
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On September 22017, Dubai-based ports operator DP World agreed to take 21.5% control of Drydocks World in return for a capital injection of US$95.23m.
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Infrastructure investor Palisade Partners has agreed to take a 50 percent stake in the Ross River solar farm, adding to investments it has in wind farms.
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As Italy shut its ports to migrants, Malta on Friday agreed to take in some 143 people its armed forces had rescued in two separate operations.
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Microsoft agreed to take hundreds of millions of dollars to help soldiers kill — but don't worry, the company's CEO says it's for the sake of democracy.
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Both sides agreed to take no action for a year after that, but without a new agreement, U.S. firms look set to file new damage claims.
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Unfortunately the car didn't pass U.S. Customs, so Dunn agreed to take Bourdrez's DAF 46, which runs as fast in reverse as it does in drive.
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The parties agreed to take the legislation back to a parliamentary committee to resume the negotiations, but comments from leaders held out little hope of progress.
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Beyond the money, the fight would have been Wilder's shining moment, one so important that he had agreed to take on the Russian challenger in Moscow.
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Cramo said its board has unanimously decided to recommend shareholders to accept the offer, and shareholders representing 18.9% of shares have agreed to take it up.
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Media regulator IMDA said the video publishers had agreed to take down the original video and it was working to remove others being re-shared online.
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Last week, SoftBank agreed to take an 80% stake in WeWork and announced a $5 billion financing package in an effort to turn around the company.
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They found a lawyer, Adrian Pole, who agreed to take the case on pro bono, buying them time against the government's attempts to stall the case.
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Under a pact with the EU, Ankara has agreed to take back all migrants and refugees who cross the Aegean to enter Greece illegally, including Syrians.
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His wife later told me that he was removed in the middle of the night to a country bordering Sierra Leone that agreed to take him.
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In February, he agreed to take divers out to search for the body of a Rockland County man who had jumped off the George Washington Bridge.
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The industry was able to ramp production back up after OPEC, Russia and other non-OPEC producers agreed to take 1.8 million barrels off the market.
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The case had generally been viewed as a threat to affirmative action, particularly after the court agreed to take a second look at it last June.
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And although she didn't remember him, after perusing his profile again, she agreed to take a train and meet him for a January dinner in Boston.
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It was only after the prison saw the benefits of the weekly classes that Holloway agreed to take over the funding for the second year onwards.
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The House and Senate have squabbled over the Senate bill, which Ryan vowed to freeze unless the Senate agreed to take up provisions from the House.
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Manor started using the Mercedes engine this year, and it agreed to take Wehrlein on in exchange for access to the Mercedes wind tunnel for testing.
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Making the deal even more unusual, Australia has agreed to take in an unspecified number of Central American refugees who fled gang violence in their homelands.
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Although the managers in those stores had previously agreed to take part, the researchers could not be certain that they carried out all the new policies.
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There, the exiles waited to be sponsored by someone (or some institution) who agreed to take care of them until they could settle on their own.
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In comparison, 95 percent of the students basking in air conditioned privilege agreed to take the survey, displaying that even slight fluctuations in temperature change behavior.
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Kim Broekhuizen, a spokeswoman for the University of Michigan, said in an email Wednesday afternoon that Mr. Daniels had agreed to take a leave of absence.
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Plessy was a racially-mixed shoemaker who had agreed to take part in an act of civil disobedience orchestrated by a New Orleans civil rights organization.
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Hellman & Friedman agreed to take Danish payments processor Nets private last month for US$5.3bn with the help of Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC and others.
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Glenn then agreed to take the lead in changing the law so that Maryland residents received a preference for medical marijuana licenses, according to the information.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said Monday that China and the EU had agreed to take steps to "safeguard free trade" and the global multilateral regulatory system.
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Aisyah told CNN in an interview, Wednesday, that she agreed to take part in the reality TV show as side job to make some extra money.
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The tasks are among measures Lebanon has agreed to take in return for donors supplying $11 billion in infrastructure investment to help boost its weak economy.
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Collardi was replaced by Chief Risk Officer Bernhard Hodler, who has agreed to take on the job while the bank evaluates the group's long term leadership.
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Singapore's Vivian Balakrishnan and his Malaysian counterpart, Saifuddin Abdullah, met last week and agreed to take steps to de-escalate tensions over the air and maritime disputes.
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An EU official said that EU states agreed to take a common line in opposing wide-ranging reform, anticipating it will be too favourable to U.S. banks.
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Through it all, this nice Jewish girl from Brooklyn kept her marriage together, and her husband even agreed to take out a second mortgage for her business.
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It was only because of the 30-minute format, with the idea to do 60 episodes over six years, that Shyamalan agreed to take on the show.
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Plus, my amazingly helpful mother has agreed to take my car in to the shop to get an estimate for the damages tomorrow while I'm at work.
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Both sides agreed to take no action for a year after that but talks on a new agreement stalled, opening the way for the group to act.
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Both sides agreed to take no action for a year after that, but without a new treaty, U.S. firms would be free to file new damage claims.
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Dick's Sporting Goods plans to destroy the assault-style rifles and accessories it agreed to take off its shelves in February instead of returning them to manufacturers.
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We're told Mel agreed to take a photo with the model and he continued to follow her around the venue, however, Mel never got physical with him.
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Shareholders including Warren, who hold around 31.5 percent of Energy Transfer's units, participated in the offering and agreed to take smaller distributions for up to nine quarters.
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They agreed to take one counseling co-parenting class per month together, and said they wouldn't disparage each other in front of their kids or on RHOC.
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Fox Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch already agreed to take less money from Disney than Comcast, a sign that he sees a higher future value in Disney shares.
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The companies agreed to take steps to reduce methane emissions, work with institutions and governments to write new methane regulations, improve emissions reporting data and increase transparency.
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In July, Southern Co agreed to take a 50 percent stake in Kinder Morgan-operated Southern Natural Gas (SNG) pipeline system, which supplies to the U.S. southeast.
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On Thursday, the Interior Ministry said the United States had agreed to take back the fighter, who had requested deportation to Greece prior to being denied entry.
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When they arrived, officers were told that three victims had flagged down a passing FedEx truck driver who agreed to take them to Grady Hospital, Brown said.
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She agreed to take Wandi into her care but also asked Day to send off a genetic sample to the University of New South Wales for tests.
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After they agreed to take talks into overtime, negotiators and party leaders failed to produce any breakthroughs over the weekend, and the Free Democrats quit the talks.
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The justices agreed to take up the issue last January, thrusting themselves into yet another high-level and passionate fight in the heat of the 2020 election.
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Under the deal struck with Bangladesh, Myanmar agreed to take measures to see that the returnees will not be settled in temporary places for a long time.
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AT&T had already agreed to take the Justice Department's antitrust chief, Makan Delrahim, off the witness list — but could call him during the trial if needed.
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In an interview on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Kudlow said Mr. Trump had called him Tuesday night and offered the job, which he had immediately agreed to take.
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Many lawyers argued about whether incriminating information, as Mr. Trump's campaign in 2016 agreed to take from the Russian government, would qualify as a thing of value.
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The US Supreme Court on Monday agreed to take a trio of cases that will, collectively, help decide the future of gay and transgender rights in America.
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In the Thunder Ranch deal, for instance, Budweiser agreed to take roughly half of the electricity from the $435 million wind farm during its 15-year contract.
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TORONTO, Aug 28 (Reuters) - National Bank of Canada has agreed to take full control of ABA Bank in Cambodia, executives said on a conference call on Wednesday.
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Southern Company has agreed to take over construction of the Vogtle reactors in the aftermath of Westinghouse's bankruptcy, but that project is also facing delays and overruns.
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With public opinion firmly against bringing home those who left to fight with the Islamic State, France has agreed to take back only some of its jihadists.
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In a pivotal moment for the whole planet, every country on Earth agreed to take on climate change when they adopted the Paris climate accord in 21.
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Local and global investors have agreed to take in about three-quarters of the initial equity offering, underscoring huge support for the issue, the term sheet showed.
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After all, the only reason Alison agreed to take what was painted as a day trip was that Noah had promised to sign divorce papers in return.
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A mother of two young children and pregnant with a third child, Ms. Jones agreed to take a bus tour to look at apartments in New Jersey.
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The unidentified official "agreed to take official action which would be favorable to three donors who had contributed campaign funds to Public Official #3," the documents said.
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Arcelio Hernández, the lawyer who agreed to take Ms. Morales's case after she filed her complaint, said that colleagues had called to warn him against taking it.
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In 2004, Japan's Inpex agreed to take a 75% stake in Iran's Azadegan oil field, one of the world's biggest oil discoveries in the last 30 years.
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The DA agreed to take the case based on Bowman's words, but quickly dropped it because then as now it was impossible to prove a pitcher's intent.
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Terry Crews has agreed to take a mental health exam in connection with his sexual assault lawsuit against an agent he claims groped him at a party.
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If HSH is unable to divest the 3.2 billion euro portfolio its majority owners - the German states of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein - have agreed to take on more.
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An Italian government source said on Tuesday that Germany had agreed to take in about a dozen of them, with France, Portugal, Finland, and Luxemburg also pledging help.
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Australia announced last month the Obama administration had agreed to take a substantial number of the 1,200 refugees held on Nauru and Manus Island in Papua New Guinea.
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But Dershowitz agreed to take Bülow on as a client when he agreed to also finance the defense of two African-American teenagers facing death penalty murder charges.
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The arrests came weeks after Iraq had agreed to take back a small number of citizens in exchange for being removed from the Trump administration's travel ban list.
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This is especially true in Iowa, because the main importance of the contest is in the fact that everyone has agreed to take the narratives it generates seriously.
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Previously released emails show Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, agreed to take the meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer after being promised compromising information on Hillary Clinton.
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The Oscar-winner announced she was only able to close the wage gap with her male co-stars when the actors personally agreed to take a pay cut.
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The British Medical Association (BMA) gives a real-life example of a consultant who agreed to take on an extra management role in the face of staff shortages.
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Just this month, the Spanish government agreed to take in hundreds of refugees and migrants aboard the Aquarius rescue ship, which had been rejected by Italy and Malta.
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The British government gave final approval for the project on Thursday, in which state-owned China General Nuclear Power Corporation has agreed to take a 33 percent stake.
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But Navellier cited a Goldman Sachs study that said excess supply would continue weigh down crude prices even if OPEC agreed to take coordinated action to limit output.
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Mexico also agreed to take stronger measures to stem illegal immigration to the United States, including deploying militarized National Guard forces on its southern border beginning on Monday.
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VIENNA, March 1 (Reuters) - Chinese financial investor Fosun agreed to take a majority stake in the loss-making luxury textiles maker Wolford, Austrian daily Kurier said on Thursday.
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South Korea and China also agreed to take measures against North Korea if the country were to carry out another nuclear test or launch an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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LONDON, April 14 (Reuters) - Global energy trader Mercuria Group agreed to take an interest in the oil refining system of China's ChemChina, sources familiar with the matter said.
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The Italian demand follows diplomatic rows in which rescue ships were not allowed to dock in Italy unless other states agreed to take in the migrants on board.
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The move came during a phone call with the Chinese president, who had reportedly only agreed to take if Trump publicly stated support for the One China policy.
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Both sides agreed to take no action for a year after that, but without a new treaty, U.S. firms have made clear they will file new damage claims.
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Dick's Sporting Goods plans to destroy the assault-style rifles and accessories it agreed to take off its shelves in February instead of returning them to gun manufacturers.
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Kanye West may have his biggest audience yet for a Sunday Service, because we've learned he's agreed to take the stage for Joel Osteen's incredibly popular Sunday ritual.
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Caroline had agreed to take me to the next class so I could hear for myself what they taught about how it happened, how a happy marriage worked.
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The nearly 1,400 panelists agreed to take part in a survey and to anonymously share data on their website visits over a three-week period in early 2015.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - China has agreed to take palm oil worth nearly $150 million from Malaysia in a barter deal, media said on Saturday, citing a Malaysian minister.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - France, Spain, Germany, Portugal and Luxembourg have agreed to take some of the 141 migrants on the Aquarius humanitarian ship, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
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I phoned my husband and he agreed to take him home but he didn't even know where he lived so he dropped him off at [a supermarket] instead.
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The couple met in 2012 at a bar at the Viceroy Hotel in Miami, when the groom agreed to take a picture of the bride and her friends.
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Facing a veto from the president, Republicans also agreed to take out a provision that would have allowed federal contractors to discriminate against gay people and religious minorities.
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We're told the cop decided not to write a ticket because Justin was polite, cooperative and respectful ... and agreed to take care of the car's issues right away.
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Columbia Gas' parent company, NiSource, also has agreed to take steps to sell the Massachusetts branch of the company and cease doing business in the commonwealth, he said.
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He agreed to take the post, as well as the directorship of the neighboring Liebieghaus sculpture museum under a surprising condition: that he keep the Schirn as well.
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Ingrid Latorre holding her son, Anibal, 1, as he looks out of the window of the Quaker meetinghouse whose congregants have agreed to take in immigrants facing deportation.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Thursday that "several EU countries" had agreed to take in the Africans aboard the Ocean Viking but did not give further details.
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China and Laos have also agreed to take "effective measures to earnestly protect the safety of each other's people, organizations and important projects", it added, without giving details.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Malaysia and Singapore on Tuesday agreed to take steps to de-escalate air and maritime disputes, according to a joint statement issued by their foreign ministries.
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But he agreed to take less money to make room for his teammates Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston, who negotiated new deals with the Warriors over the weekend.
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When I met Duncan Mills who produced the album we bonded over our love for the krautrock movement and agreed to take this approach to making a record.
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Nearly all American owners of affected cars agreed to take part in a $25 billion settlement in 2016 that addressed claims from them, environmental regulators, states and dealers.
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Hausfeld and King quickly realized that O'Bannon — a poised, mature man with no skeletons in his closet — was the perfect plaintiff, and he agreed to take on the role.
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Under the "one China" policy, Washington has effectively agreed to take China's side in this dispute, and Trump's call broke with decades of diplomatic protocol between the two nations.
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Ertmann eventually conceded to let Mead call 911 — but only if she agreed to take him back, as well as lie to dispatchers that her wounds were self-inflicted.
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Gobbetti wants to increase sales of Burberry's leather goods, and the company agreed to take over the Italian leather goods supplier that makes the Belt Bag earlier this month.
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The arrests came weeks after Iraq had agreed to take back a small number of its citizens in exchange for being taken off the Trump administration's travel ban list.
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Winter told THR that she was prepared to go to foster care, until, in 2012, her older sister Gray agreed to take her in – despite barely knowing each other.
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The EU has agreed to take in thousands of Syrian refugees directly from Turkey and reward Ankara with money, visa-free travel and progress in talks on EU membership.
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Earlier this week, Schumer and Democrats backed a deal to reopen the government after a weekend shutdown if Republicans agreed to take up an immigration bill protecting the Dreamers.
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In December of 2015, 195 nations agreed to take serious action to curb emissions under the Paris Climate Agreement and are not importing US coal like they used to.
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With support from Joanna, then his girlfriend, who agreed to take lead on his landscaping, laundry and house rental businesses, he and his dog Shiner embarked on their adventure.
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Last year, Austria's fourth-biggest bank bought German regional lender Suedwestbank and Austrian credit card issuer PayLife and agreed to take over German building society bank Deutscher Ring Bausparkasse.
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With 4 million Syrians fleeing their homes and ISIS and desperate for a place to turn, the US has graciously agreed to take in... (drumroll)… 16,000, give or take.
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To satisfy her, Kyle agreed to take a DNA test; when the paternity test was negative, the woman explained that her dad's brain had been transplanted into Kyle's body.
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Last August, he prevented another national coastguard boat carrying 150 migrants from docking for five days until Albania, Ireland and Italy's Catholic Church agreed to take responsibility for them.
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He had a high-pitched American accent, but when Farmer said they came to find a meteorite, the police quickly understood and agreed to take them to the spot.
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Under pressure from Trump, Mexico agreed to take in migrants, mostly from Central America, returned to the south side of the border while they await their U.S. court hearings.
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Under the March deal, Turkey agreed to take back illegal migrants leaving its shores for Greece in return, among other things, for visa-free travel for Turks in Europe.
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The delay is meant to give members time to review DeVos's letter to the Office of Government Ethics outlining steps she agreed to take to avoid conflicts of interests.
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"MetLife has agreed to take actions, many of which are already in progress, to improve our procedures to better serve our customers," a MetLife spokeswoman said in a statement.
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Eventually, he approached supreme court lawyer Prashant Bhushan, who agreed to take his case and filed a petition asking for protection of Rohingya refugees from deportation on September 1.
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Since 1989, Denmark has agreed to take 500 refugees a year selected by the United Nations under a program to ease the burden on countries that neighbor war zones.
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And for the first time in decades of climate diplomacy, all nations agreed to take steps to cut emissions of planet-warming greenhouse gases based on their own timetables.
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The Kurds had those defenses up to deter a Turkish invasion but agreed to take them down, in part because they were at the center of the Baghdadi raid.
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Democrats insisted they wouldn't leave Washington for a holiday break without a solution in place for DACA, but Congress ultimately agreed to take up the issue in early 2018.
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Finally, Mr. Coviaux picked up his little boy and began walking with him until they found a person with a car who agreed to take them to the hospital.
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The government and rebel groups have agreed to take part in a U.S.-Russian "cessation of hostilities" accord that is due to begin at midnight (2200 GMT on Friday).
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DE) has agreed to take over Gamesa's 50 percent stake in Adwen as part of its 1 billion euro ($1.1 billion) deal to buy a majority stake in Gamesa.
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He agreed to take over when Robinson passed out, but caught police attention when he allegedly went blasting past a cop at 86 mph and refused to pull over.
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The guy struck a deal with Tyga, who agreed to take the Ferrari and make the lease payments until the other car became available, and then he'd return it.
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Before the party was over, my date solidified his "good sport" status by enthusiastically agreed to take pictures with me at the holiday photo booth my company had arranged.
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Under a deal reached earlier this month, Mexico has agreed to take Central American immigrants seeking asylum in the United States until their cases are heard in U.S. courts.
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It has agreed to take the Rohingya back and said they would need to accept the National Verification Card, which it says would allow Rohingya to apply for citizenship.
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We're told she agreed to take Shaun in at her Northern California home a few weeks ago but kicked him out a few days ago due to his behavior.
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USFK also agreed to take more forceful measures to supervise their service members, and U.S. military police began to cooperate with Korean investigations of crimes against camp-town residents.
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His old friend Sergey was meeting him at J.F.K. He had agreed to take Vadik to his house on Staten Island and then drive him to Avenel on Sunday.
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The legal battle, which has dragged on for 10 years, is expected to reach a key resolution this year after the Supreme Court agreed to take on the case.
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Mr. Diller, the chairman of IAC/InterActiveCorp, agreed to take on the cost of building Pier 55 and established a nonprofit group to book performances and maintain the park.
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The EU member states have agreed to take punitive measures against Russia for the nerve-agent attack on the former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia.
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"The government has agreed to take drastic measures to fight the coronavirus outbreak and persistently pursue the target of maintaining macro-stability to meet the growth target," it said.
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U.S. fashion group Michael Kors has agreed to take control of Italy's Versace, a source told CNBC on Monday An official announcement is expected to be made this week.
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Japan's Sumitomo Metal Mining Co said it had agreed to take a 21-percent interest in a Canadian gold mining project from Toronto-based Iamgold Corp for $21.35 million.
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McGinn agreed to take the case and to charge a flat fee, $5,400 — the same amount that courts typically paid to contract public defenders in an ordinary murder case.
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McGinn agreed to take the case and to charge a flat fee, $20163,400 — the same amount that courts typically paid to contract public defenders in an ordinary murder case.
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Russia has agreed to take back some of the contaminated oil from the portion if the Druzhba pipeline in Belarus, limiting its capacity to pump oil toward Ust-Luga.
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But the SPD only agreed to take part in the coalition re-run after a divisive internal debate that ended when party members voted last month to back the alliance.
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Lufthansa has agreed to take over 81 of Air Berlin's roughly 130 planes in a 210 million euro ($248 million) deal to cement its position in Germany and expand Eurowings.
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On the day of her surgery, she said in a video that her surgeon had agreed to take images of her brain, and that she was excited to see them.
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It gave a nod to the Greens by saying the parties agreed to take a "restrictive" approach to weapons exports, and would push for a joint European arms export policy.
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Winter told THR that she was prepared to go to foster care, until, in 2012, her older sister Shanelle Gray agreed to take her in – despite barely knowing each other.
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In 2017, the arrests came weeks after Iraq had agreed to take back a small number of citizens in exchange for being removed from the Trump administration's travel ban list.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan agreed to take immediate measures to improve coordination of their countries' actions in Syria, the Kremlin said on Tuesday.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Algeria's state-energy company Sonatrach has agreed to take part in projects to develop Iraq's natural gas industry, the Iraqi Oil Ministry said in a statement on Monday.
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In a deal struck with the Obama administration, the U.S. has agreed to take up to 1,250 of the asylum seekers, out of around 1,800 in total on the islands.
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For example, the company agreed to take part in Project Maven — a facial recognition project for the U.S. military — only to agree to drop the contract amid an employee outcry.
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However, both Norway and Switzerland (which is neither an EU nor EEA member) have agreed to take on aspects of EU legislation in exchange for accessing the EU's single market.
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You may have agreed to take on a shift in person or remotely, pitch in outside of the office, or be reachable by phone for a certain amount of time.
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That deal, under which creditors agreed to take 15 percent payout reductions, "should be explicitly preserved, rather than being cast into a state of uncertainty," Spencer said in a statement.
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Passenger Jayse Anspach told CNN that Dao and his wife initially agreed to take a later flight but recanted upon learning that this flight wouldn't take off till Monday morning.
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ROME (Reuters) - Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said on Friday he would not let an Italian coastguard boat carrying 135 migrants dock until European Union countries agreed to take them in.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 10 (Reuters) - South Africa's Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union(AMCU) said on Sunday it had agreed to take a new wage offer from mining company Sibanye Gold.
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The hitch revives lingering ill-will from four years ago, when Foxconn agreed to take a stake in Sharp at 550 yen a share as part of a broader partnership.
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That is why many of us in the faith community welcomed Tuesday's news that the Supreme Court has agreed to take up the case of United States of America v.
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If not, it's agreed to take a cash infusion to maintain "a strong balance sheet" as it struggles to shift from radio to the increasingly popular on-demand streaming model.
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The London-based insurer bought a 1.2 billion pounds annuity book from Zurich last year, while in January it agreed to take on another tranche of the Swiss group's annuities.
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Barbara Jones, a former judge and prosecutor, has agreed to take on one of the most consequential jobs in the criminal investigation of President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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To resolve the problem, Intesa has agreed to take over the loan from Natixis, with some changes to the terms of collateral, said the two sources familiar with the matter.
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Uber's board of directors has agreed to take the company public in 2019 and the company is searching for a chief financial officer who can help take the company public.
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He lived for 11 months in sanctuary at the Durham church, where he helped with renovations, including a bedroom and shower after CityWell agreed to take him in the facility.
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Nearly all US owners of affected VW vehicles agreed to take part in a $25 billion settlement in 2016, which included buyback offers and additional compensation for about 500,000 owners.
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The two sides agreed to take steps to put into effect an agreement - which also includes Sudan - to set up a fund for investing in infrastructure in the three countries.
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After claiming the male passenger refused to move — even after United staff attempt to seat him elsewhere — Obioma said she agreed to take his assigned seat nearby, the lawsuit alleged.
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"The fact that they've agreed to take meetings with us underscores the credibility that prosecutors and law enforcement can have on this issue," said Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer.
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That deal, under which creditors agreed to take 15 percent repayment cuts, "should be explicitly preserved, rather than being cast into a state of uncertainty," Spencer said in a statement.
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He could barely find someone to take the job of chief of staff, with several GOP leaders refusing the role before budget director Mick Mulvaney agreed to take the job.
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House Republicans only coalesced behind the Senate version of the bill when leaders agreed to take up separate legislation sought by House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas.
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The suspect had been stuck in a buffer zone between Turkey and Greece, but the Interior Ministry said on Thursday that the United States had agreed to take him back.
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After three days of talks in Ankara, the Defence Ministry said that the two countries also agreed to take additional measures for the return of displaced Syrians to their country.
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Six of the BBC's top-paid male hosts agreed to take pay cuts after recent revelations of pay disparity between men and women at the publicly-funded U.K. media outlet.
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The outcome could threaten a hard-fought, consensual restructuring at PREPA, where creditors holding most of the utility's $8.3 billion in debt agreed to take 15 percent reductions in payouts.
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"We are encouraged that Samsung Electronics has agreed to take the bold step of optimizing its balance sheet ... even as the company has faced obstacles," Elliot said in a statement.
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Leumi's board approved a cost-cutting programme in June, under which 673 employees out of about 9,350 in Israel have agreed to take early retirement by the end of 2016.
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In July Salvini, then interior minister, ordered the migrants, including children, remain on board the Italian coastguard ship Gregoretti until other European countries agreed to take most of them in.
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Then there is the Paris climate agreement, an amazing achievement (although it did not achieve nearly enough): 197 nations each agreed to take steps to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
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He initially had agreed to take just a temporary leave, a move that became permanent after a group of key investors — including Benchmark — demanded his full departure a week later.
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With just 16 days to prepare a major Puccini part for an important new production, Mr. Alagna, who had been appearing in "Pagliacci" at the Met, agreed to take it on.
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In March, as part of its expansion into German-speaking markets, Ryanair agreed to take an 24.9 percent stake in the Austrian carrier, founded by former Formula 1 champion Niki Lauda.
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In contrast Sainsbury's, Britain's second largest grocer which in April agreed to take over No. 3 Asda for 7.3 billion pounds ($9.54 billion), was the laggard with sales up 0.8 percent.
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Despite calling several local banks, Lu was repeatedly turned away citing "inconvenience," until the Dongyang Rural Commercial Bank agreed to take about half of her stash amounting to 540,000 yuan ($82,000).
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Ever since Lupita Nyong'o and Rihanna agreed to take part in a heist movie written by Issa Rae and directed by Ava Duvernay, the internet has been waiting with bated breath.
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If the Supreme Court agreed to take up the case, it would mark the first time the justices considered whether federal civil rights law on sex discrimination apply to transgender rights.
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Goodman had been estranged from both for many years, and it was only because she offered to pay for utilities that the older woman grudgingly agreed to take the family in.
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PARIS – The French government has agreed to take on 35 billion euros ($40.8 billion) in debt from the national railway company SNCF as it seeks to end months-long rolling strikes.
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PREPA Chair Ernesto Sgroi, one of those who resigned, said the board struggled to find candidates to run PREPA independently and was fortunate when Diaz-Granados agreed to take the position.
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In January it said it had agreed to take 100 percent control of German copper wire and rod maker Deutsche Giessdraht by acquiring the 40 percent stake held by Chile's Codelco.
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The French state - which owns 85 percent of EDF - has agreed to take its dividend on 2015 earnings in shares, which left about 1.8 billion euros worth of cash in EDF.
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Orban also told radio the Visegrad four group in the European Union — Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic — had agreed to take a common stance in selecting new EU leaders.
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Last week, one the country's largest banks, Itaú Unibanco Holding, agreed to take a significant minority stake in the independent financial services and brokerage firm XP Investimentos for about $2 billion.
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We broke the story ... Gavin agreed to take way less than he was entitled to in their split -- most likely to try and keep things amicable after 13 years of marriage.
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BERLIN, July 27 (Reuters) - German state bank KfW has agreed to take a 20 percent stake in high-voltage energy network operator 50Hertz, fending off an offer from China's State Grid.
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Athens agreed to take measures that will cut government spending on pensions by 1.0 percent of economic output in 2019, a year after its current 86 billion euro bailout program expires.
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Russian energy major Rosneft has agreed to take control of the main oil pipeline in Iraq's Kurdistan, further boosting its role as the main international investor in the semi-autonomous region.
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The delay is meant to give committee members time to review DeVos' letter with the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) outlining steps she's agreed to take to avoid conflicts of interest.
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The ruling came hours after the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take up a case out of California that could resolve what prosecutors need to prove to secure insider trading convictions.
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So when a tenant signs an agreement that they think binds them to rents, they have in fact agreed to take on loans and their "rent" payments become monthly loan repayments.
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The automaker announced Sunday that it had agreed to take a 10 percent stake in Mobike Chuxing Technology, the car-sharing arm of mainland bike-sharing start-up Mobike, Reuters reported.
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The court agreed to take a case brought by Republican state officials, who argued that when Congress eliminated the law's requirement that most Americans obtain health insurance, the law became unconstitutional.
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N has agreed to take control of Versace in a deal that could value one of Italy's most prized designers at $2 billion, sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Donald Trump Jr. eagerly agreed to take a meeting with a Russian delegation in hopes of getting incriminating information on Clinton (though this information was not said to be emails specifically).
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Enrollees would have to meet certain standards set by employers who agreed to take them on, effectively combining education with hands-on experience in a real job within a real industry.
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Andrea Constand, who said Mr. Cosby sexually assaulted her in 2004 at his home outside Philadelphia, has agreed to take the stand again in Norristown, Pa., where the first trial occurred.
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The scandal-plagued bank, which had spent months searching for a new chief executive, announced on Friday that the BNY Mellon leader Charles W. Scharf had agreed to take the post.
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Last week, one the country's largest banks, Itaú Unibanco Holding, agreed to take a significant minority stake in the independent financial services and brokerage firm XP Investimentos for about $2 billion.
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So the dealer was informed that there would be an investigation in their home country, the UK, and agreed to take the object off sale while the police conducted their investigation.
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The state has agreed to take EDF's dividend on 2015 earnings in shares, saving the utility 1.8 billion euros in cash, and will accept the same on 2016 and 2017 earnings.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Qatar Airways has agreed to take a 60% stake in a new $1.3 billion international airport in Rwanda, the state-run Rwanda Development Board said on Twitter on Monday.
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"After Tuesday's meeting, the Myanmar side (accepted) our position, and agreed to take steps to repatriate and resettle these people," Bangladesh's Relief and Refugee Repatriation Commissioner Mohammed Abul Kalam told CNN.
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Mustin says the 66-year-old -- who won an NBA title with the Sonics in the 1978-79 season -- agreed to take over the place and pay off the remaining $900K.
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Nasheed says at the time that approach was made, his representatives had already reached out to Clooney and UK-based lawyer Ben Emmerson, who agreed to take the case pro bono.
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My dad offered one driver 100 lira (a trip from Uskudar to Atasehir would cost 53) and he agreed to take us, so we were one step closer to coming home.
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In the declaration, Mexico agreed to take "unprecedented steps to increase enforcement to curb irregular migration," including deploying its National Guard throughout the country and giving priority to its southern border.
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The Supreme Court in June agreed to take up the two cases and allowed the travel ban, which had been blocked by lower courts, to go into effect with certain changes.
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The Lifeline rescued 234 migrants in waters off Libya, and Malta last week gave the ship safe harbor after diplomatic wrangling and eight other nations agreed to take some of the rescued.
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Iamgold Corp soared 8.7 percent to C$6.60 after Japan's Sumitomo Metal Mining Co said it agreed to take an interest in a gold mining project from the company for $195 million.
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When Gregg Popovich agreed to take over as head coach of USA Basketball for Mike Krzyzewski, many envisioned names such as Harden, Love, Lillard and Davis on the backs of the uniforms.
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But despite all the evidence that the Bonneaus had managed to gather, the DA never brought any charges, and no lawyer ever agreed to take the case and file a civil suit.
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MOSCOW, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan agreed to take immediate measures to improve coordination of their countries' actions in Syria, the Kremlin said on Tuesday.
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Russia and Turkey have already agreed to take joint control over the area, but the defense minister said this arrangement may not be sustainable in the long run, according to the newspaper.
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When a friend of a former client emailed her in November asking her to make her a special gown to wear to her daughter's wedding, Arias agreed to take on the task.
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Winter, 19, told the outlet that she was prepared to go to foster care, until, in 2012, her older sister Shanelle Gray agreed to take her in – despite barely knowing each other.
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Shares of Bombardier fell 4.4 percent to C$2.61, after gaining more than 15 percent in the previous session after Airbus agreed to take a majority stake in the company's CSeries jetliner.
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Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, and Mark Ruffalo have reportedly agreed to take part in the benefit reading, which is set to take place at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta on Nov.
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LONDON (Reuters) - World champions Mercedes and Ferrari have agreed to take part in a second Netflix 'Drive to Survive' documentary series due to be aired next year, Formula One announced on Wednesday.
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Pearl Mayor Brad Rogers spoke with Marty Elrod, the general manager of Lamar advertising, which controls the ad space, and told WDAM that they agreed to take it down early next week.
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The ACLU said the plaintiffs had been complying with the conditions of their release when "with no warning" ICE began arresting and detaining them because Iraq had agreed to take them back.
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Under that deal, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said Athens had agreed to take back some 1,500 migrants from Germany, while Germany would unfreeze 2,900 requests for reunification of families from Greece.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has agreed to take up an investigation into fake comments being filed to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding its plan to roll back net neutrality rules.
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Media regulator IMDA said the publishers of the video had agreed to take down the original, and it had asked individuals and internet platforms to cooperate in removing copies being shared online.
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In addition to paying the $40,000 fine, the couple agreed to take steps to ensure compliance with lead-based paint regulations in the future and to educate the public about mitigation efforts.
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Huayou International Mining had agreed to take a 20213% stake in Lucky Resources Holdings Co Ltd, whose wholly owned subsidiary New Minerals Investment holds the DRC's 13235 mining licence, in December 2017.
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Mr. Diller, chairman of IAC/InterActiveCorp, has agreed to take on most of the cost of building and operating the park at the foot of 13th Street, replacing a crumbling nearby pier.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The government of Honduras has agreed to take steps to strengthen and protect intellectual property rights after negotiations with the United States, the U.S. Trade Representative's Office said on Wednesday.
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Baroda's South African division was thrust into the spotlight two years ago when it agreed to take on the Guptas after South Africa's major banks turned their back on the family's businesses.
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Two days later, on July 11, the Times had obtained the email thread in which Don Jr. had agreed to take the meeting, so he preemptively tweeted it out in two parts.
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After his mother kicked him out of the house when he was 275, Butler couchsurfed through his teenage years before finding relative stability when his friend's mother agreed to take him in.
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Japan's Suidobashi Heavy Industries agreed to take on the Americans, squaring its 13-foot, 6.5-ton Kuratas against MegaBots's 16-foot, 12-ton Eagle Prime in a fight to the robotronic death.
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While the cost of a private education was daunting to both my parents and me, we agreed to take on the big expense of what was sure to be over $100K, together.
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Last weekend, China-based FPX agreed to take over the CS:GO team of Denmark-based Heroic, and the newly rebranded side debuted March 15 in Flashpoint 20183, losing 2-1 to Cloud9.
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In the summer of 2018, he said that if she agreed to take a DNA test in the middle of a televised debate, he would donate $1 million to her favorite charity.
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The E.P.A., then under Mr. Obama, acknowledged the need for stricter rules in 2011 and agreed to take action, but never did so and set no timelines for developing a new rule.
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The Fed cannot take on significant credit risk, but the Treasury Department has agreed to take the first $10 billion in losses in the central bank's commercial paper and money fund facilities.
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"Miraculously, a few days before we would have arrived back in Germany, four other countries — England, France, Holland and Belgium — each agreed to take one-fourth of the passengers," Dr. Motulsky said.
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What's new: The Supreme Court agreed to take up a case on Louisiana's abortion law which requires doctors to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital in order to perform an abortion.
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China has reportedly agreed to take steps to curb the theft of intellectual property from U.S. firms in a preliminary trade deal that Trump and Chinese officials are set to sign Wednesday.
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Mr. Trump made the offer last week at the White House during a visit by Mr. Grenell, who agreed to take the job if confirmed, the people briefed on the matter said.
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Eventually, she got her break: A professor at the University of Toronto's immunology department agreed to take the 13-year-old on for eight months to conduct research at the college's lab.
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Rwanda said in early December that Qatar Airways had agreed to take a 60% stake in a new $1.3 billion international airport, with an initial capacity of 7 million passengers a year.
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She agreed to take her son to the hospital after the doctor confirmed with the emergency room that they would not report her to DCS over a nonvaccinated child, the report said.
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Eventually Mr. Momoh and the dealer agreed to take the diamond to the chief of the village, who insisted that the gem, because of its size, be handed over to the government.
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JLT's Burke said he expected the deal to close in the next six months and did not expect any regulatory or competition issues as MMC had agreed to take any steps needed.
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Reinstating the Recovery Act could threaten a hard-fought, consensual restructuring at PREPA, where creditors holding most of the utility's $8.3 billion in debt agreed to take 15 percent reductions in payouts.
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When I watch my daughter—now four years old—play and grow, I am glad I agreed to take methadone maintenance, but I was repeatedly denied information or agency over my care decisions.
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The details of the foreign source code reviews, and any steps the company agreed to take to reduce the risks, would be stored in a database accessible to military officials, Shaheen's staffers said.
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The conditions on these island detention centers, as my colleague Dara Lind explains, are horrific, so the Obama administration agreed to take in a relatively small number of refugees on basically humanitarian grounds.
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But Palij kept living in his quiet Jackson Heights home, where protests were often held outside, because neither Germany, Poland, Ukraine, or any other country agreed to take him, despite constant US pressure.
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In return, the White House released three Cuban operatives who had been jailed in the US. The administration also agreed to take Cuba off the State Department's list of state sponsors of terror.
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Portugal said it had agreed to take 10 of the 58 migrants on board as part of a "response of solidarity to the flow of migrants seeking to reach Europe across the Mediterranean".
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E.ON has agreed to take over rival RWE's 76.8 percent stake in Innogy, and has launched a bid for the remaining stake, seeking to integrate the whole company, including its Czech gas business.
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The Supreme Court case's outcome could threaten a hard-fought, consensual restructuring at PREPA, where creditors holding most of the utility's $8.3 billion in debt agreed to take 15 percent reductions in payouts.
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While Mexico, Costa Rica and other countries in the region have agreed to take in more refugees from the Northern Triangle, their programs are even more limited than that of the United States.
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Softbank Group Corp: * UBER HAS AGREED TO TAKE A 25-30 PERCENT STAKE IN GRAB, VALUING COMPANY AT AROUND $6 BILLION -SOURCE FAMILIAR WITH THE MATTER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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LONDON, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Sainsbury's, Britain's No. 2 supermarket group that has agreed to take over No. 3 Asda , reported a worse-than-expected fall in underlying sales in the key Christmas quarter.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - HGGC has agreed to take a majority stake in database software firm Idera, valuing the company at roughly $1.125 billion including debt, the private equity firm said in a statement.
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According to the BBC, it will set aside a new £10m fund to support vulnerable children and this marks the first time that the UK has agreed to take refugees from within Europe.
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"We once had a situation early on where a church at the end of a one-lane road agreed to take a delivery from a 53-foot-plus tractor-trailer," Mr. Gordon said.
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The EU said that Germany, France, Portugal, Luxembourg and Ireland had agreed to take the asylum-seekers, meeting a condition set by Interior Minister Matteo Salvini for allowing the group to come ashore.
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They joined together, and Muzammil, who spoke the best English, negotiated with a man who agreed to take them and about 20 other migrants through the Darién Gap for about $40 per person.
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The plans build on a partnership announced in August when Japan's biggest automaker agreed to take a 5 percent stake in Mazda and two said they would jointly develop affordable electric vehicle technologies.
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On Monday, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission agreed to take Steve Wynn's name off the gaming license for Wynn Resorts' planned casino in Boston, but it may not be enough to close the investigation.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to take up a case concerning a Minnesota law that bans voters from wearing political badges, buttons or other political insignia at the polling place.
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The results are the first since Kroton agreed to take over smaller rival Estácio Participações SA, in a deal that could transform the combined entity into the world's largest for-profit college operator.
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But while the world's two biggest economies agreed to take a number of steps by July 16, it was not clear how much these new deals would increase trade in the near term.
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Trump has shown no sign of playing nice with the party, putting him at odds with the Speaker, who agreed to take the post last year in the hopes of building party unity.
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When he agreed to take questions on the controversy surrounding his Supreme Court pick, Trump criticized reports that the White House had not allowed the FBI to interview accuser Julie Swetnick as inaccurate.
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Sure, I realize the responsibility I took on when I signed the papers and agreed to take out the loans, but I should have never had to do it in the first place.
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Last week, Commerce's Ross said the United States and China had agreed to take action by mid-July to increase access to Chinese markets for U.S. beef, financial services and liquefied natural gas.
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ANA had agreed to take a 49 percent stake in the airline, which would have focused on international routes, in anticipation of growing demand as Myanmar opens up following decades of military rule.
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Mr. Trump did sign on to a NATO plan to improve military readiness across the Continent, and the allies agreed to take a tough stance against Russia, particularly regarding its annexation of Crimea.
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Chinese and U.S. trade teams will talk in mid-September before high-level talks next month, China's commerce ministry said, adding that both sides agreed to take actual actions to create favorable conditions.
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The ministry said its trade team will consult with its U.S. counterpart in mid-September in preparation for negotiations in early October, and both sides agreed to take actions to create favorable conditions.
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In Italy, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said that 47 migrants who had been effectively stranded at sea would be allowed to disembark after a half-dozen European countries agreed to take them in.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Malta will let five Tunisian migrants stranded on the migrant rescue ship Alan Kurdi disembark after two European Union countries agreed to take them in, the Maltese government said on Tuesday.
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The RFU's Executive Team have agreed to take a pay cut in excess of 25% and England men's coach Eddie Jones has also accepted a salary reduction to help ease the financial burden.
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Until this year, the only election that did not produce a clear winner was in 1984, when the two top finishers, Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Shamir, agreed to take turns as prime minister.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — One of Brazil's largest banks, Itaú Unibanco Holding, has agreed to take a significant minority stake in the independent financial services and brokerage firm XP Investimentos for about $2 billion.
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The interior ministry said in a statement that the Ocean Viking could head to the Sicilian port of Pozzallo, adding that France and Germany had agreed to take in 0073 of the migrants.
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One EU official said the latest loss of self-confidence stemmed partly from an accord with Ankara last year in which Turkey agreed to take in Syrian refugees in return for EU money.
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After the Supreme Court agreed to take up the case, New York rushed to do away with the rule, seeking to avoid a ruling that could weaken gun control laws around the country.
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That was part of the reason the club agreed to take part in a study conducted last year at PSV and another Dutch club, AZ Alkmaar, by researchers from the University of Amsterdam.
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Cohn agreed to take it before Trump abruptly changed his mind and offered the role to Gina Haspel after tapping Mike Pompeo to succeed the fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Politico reported.
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The association's head later said he was told by Icahn that the blending point would be changed whether the association objected or not, so he agreed to take a deal to his board.
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Merkel lobbied skeptical European partners to back the deal, under which Turkey agreed to take back migrants who cross the Aegean Sea illegally, and is under political pressure at home to show progress.
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Nearly all U.S. owners of affected cars agreed to take part in a $25 billion settlement in 2016 in the United States that addressed claims from them, environmental regulators, U.S. states and dealers.
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In the end, Mr. Alagna agreed to take on the high-stakes challenge — the latest chapter in a 32-year singing career that has been operatic in more than one sense of the word.
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The bigger financial concerns center around the university, which recently agreed to take on a larger share of the costs for the $238 million arena, built under a city-university partnership, local media reported.
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He agreed to take back migrants who cross into the EU not out of goodwill but because the union had leverage over him—in the form of hard currency and visas benefiting his voters.
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In return, Iran agreed to take concrete steps to curb its nuclear program, limiting it to strictly peaceful applications, and to allow intrusive inspections of key nuclear facilities by the IAEA to ensure compliance.
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Under the deal signed on Friday, Mexico agreed to take steps to control the flow of people from Central America, including deploying 6,000 members of the country's National Guard across its border with Guatemala.
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Malta's prime minister, Joseph Muscat, announced earlier that the ship would be allowed to reach safe haven in Malta after seven other countries also agreed to take in those deemed eligible for refugee status.
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The environment was very different in October 2012, when SoftBank agreed to take 70% control of Sprint for $20.1 billion (it moved up to 72% for $21.6 billion at the close of the deal).
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Earlier this year, Trump met with Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro and agreed to take steps to reopen the market, which has been closed to fresh beef since 2017 after some shipments failed safety checks.
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WASHINGTON, June 7 (Reuters) - Mexico has agreed to take more migrants seeking asylum in the United States while they await adjudication of their cases, according to a U.S.-Mexico joint declaration released on Friday.
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When Knight agreed to take on the project, she knew it came without pay; what she didn't know was that her male colleagues on the creative team were being compensated for similar-level tasks.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China and Russia have agreed to take further unspecified "countermeasures" in response to a U.S. plan to deploy an anti-missile system in South Korea, state news agency Xinhua reported on Friday.
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The indictment contained a text message exchange between Williams and the business owner in which he agreed to take steps to ease the terms of a plea bargain for an associate of the owner.
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Bank of China International, Commerzbank, Marex Financial and Macquarie Bank have agreed to take part in the LMEprecious suite of gold products, including spot, futures and options contracts, that the LME announced in August.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Blue Label Telecoms said on Friday a consortium had agreed to take a minority stake in South Africa's third largest mobile carrier Cell C, of which it owns 45 percent.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 5 (Reuters) - German healthcare group Fresenius agreed to take over Spain's biggest private hospital chain, Quironsalud, for 5.76 billion euros ($6.42 billion), cementing its position as Europe's largest private-sector hospital operator.
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Like the Greeks, Roman fights had no rounds, no weight classes, and no breaks, unless both fighters agreed to take one briefly and go back to fighting in a very short amount of time.
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But the GAO has agreed to take on the investigation, which comes as Democrats plan to turn up the heat on their investigations into the Trump administration with their new House majority in January.
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Under his leadership, the U.S. was one of the signatories of the historic Paris climate accord, in which world powers agreed to take measurable steps to reduce their man-made footprint on the environment.
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" But perhaps most important of all, the six nations agreed to take coordinated steps to implement the consensus in a phased manner, in line with the principle of "commitment for commitment, action for action.
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A senior church leader, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said he and others had agreed to take down the cross because they feared the church would be demolished if they did not.
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Dao and his wife initially agreed to take a later flight, a fellow passenger told CNN, but the couple changed their minds when they learned the next flight wouldn't leave until the following day.
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PA) on Monday agreed to take a majority stake in the CSeries program, securing the plane's future and giving the Canadian firm a possible way out of a damaging trade dispute with Boeing (BA.
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Dao, 69, and his wife initially agreed to take a later flight, a fellow passenger told CNN, but then changed their minds when they learned the next flight wouldn't depart until the following day.
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Last year, Airbus agreed to take a majority stake in Bombardier's CSeries jetliner program, which had not secured a new order for the 110-130 seat plane in the 18 months before the deal.
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"We reiterated our willingness to devote the necessary time and energy to bring these negotiations to a successful conclusion," he said, adding that the pair agreed to take stock again following the Salzburg summit.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh and Myanmar have agreed to take help from the U.N. refugee agency to safely repatriate hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who had fled violence in Myanmar, Bangladesh said on Saturday.
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Chinese and U.S. officials are scheduled to meet in early October in Washington to discuss trade issues, China's commerce ministry said, adding that both sides agreed to take actual actions to create favorable conditions.
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China's Commerce Ministry said its trade team will consult with its U.S. counterpart in mid-September in preparation for negotiations in early October, and both sides agreed to take actions to create favorable conditions.
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Chinese and U.S. trade teams will hold talks in mid-September before high-level negotiations next month, China's commerce ministry said, adding that both sides agreed to take actual actions to create favourable conditions.
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They were meeting for the first time: He had agreed to take her on a walking tour after her campaign got in touch and said she wanted to learn about housing in the Delta.
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He agreed to take a job at Uber about a year after his departure, then resigned from the ride-hailing company a few weeks later when the sexual harassment claim at Google became public.
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That report, which came during President Barack Obama's time in office, led city leaders to reach an agreement with federal officials in which they agreed to take steps to reform the city's legal system.
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But the leaders of all the state's public and private hospitals on Monday agreed to take part in a new program to coordinate New York's scarcity of beds and medical supplies, the governor said.
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The company days later appealed to the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, and after losing there pushed its appeal to the Supreme Court, which hasn't yet agreed to take the case.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 30 (Reuters) - The 72-year-old Dick Advocaat has agreed to take over at Feyenoord for the rest of the season after the departure of Jaap Stam, Dutch media said on Wednesday.
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Both Sugars agreed to take a crack: I'm reasonably smart and competent and good at what I do, but I keep taking jobs I don't especially want and then ultimately getting fired from them.
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Kellee Kim, a contestant who raised concerns about inappropriate touching, agreed to take part in the final episode only after she got a guarantee from CBS that she would be able to speak freely.
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Tam had connected with a litigator, Ronald Coleman, with a background in trademark issues, who agreed to take on the case pro bono, provided Tam paid associated costs like court fees and appellate printing.
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In recent days, President Trump has angrily defended his immigration deal with Mexico, rejecting a Times article that said it was based largely on actions the Mexican government had agreed to take months earlier.
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The Royal Ontario Museum reportedly agreed to take 50 of them, and then the American Museum of Natural History grabbed another 1,000, but yeah, authorities say the leech guy illegally imported 5,000 in his luggage.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada has agreed to take back 69 containers of garbage that were wrongly sent to the Philippines and will pay for their transport, Manila said on Tuesday, potentially ending a protracted diplomatic dispute.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Four European Union countries have agreed to take in 64 African migrants rescued by the German ship Alan Kurdi and stranded at sea for almost two weeks, the Maltese government announced on Saturday.
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But the case was truly made on the testimony of the cooperators, 14 people who were once among Chapo's closest associates, who agreed to take the stand in exchange for leniency in their own cases.
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The officials said Pakistan had agreed to take "practical steps" to act on the information but that was immediately disputed by Pakistani authorities, who said only that the information was "being examined for its authenticity".
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"In this context it was agreed to take the appropriate measures to remove all obstacles limiting the economic growth and sustainable development of the Falkland Islands, including in trade, fishing, shipping and hydrocarbons," it said.
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Now, the Supreme Court has agreed to take up the case this term — which means it will be resolved while Obama is still in office, giving the president a chance to redeem a signature program.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the front-runner in the race to succeed Theresa May as British prime minister, has agreed to take part in a televised debate with other contenders on Tuesday, the BBC said.
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PA) has agreed to take a majority stake in the CSeries in a deal expected to close later this year, while Boeing is in tie-up talks with Bombardier's Brazilian rival Embraer SA (EMBR3.SA).
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The Oklahoman reports that settlement details weren&apost disclosed, including any possible money settlement, but that the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma agreed to take unspecified steps to improve safety at its Falls Creek camp.
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The proposal to roll back anti-pollution efforts is in line with President Donald Trump's decision last year to abandon the 21000 Paris Agreement, under which countries agreed to take steps to mitigate global warming.
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She was speaking after Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon, which host the vast majority of Syria's over 4 million refugees, agreed to take measures to give the new arrivals access to education and the labor market.
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Corker and McCarthy agreed to pass the bill with the House's North Korean sanctions included, and in exchange, the House agreed to take up any future North Korean sanctions bills that go through the Senate.
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After a month of wrangling over price, Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co, this week agreed to take over the loss-making display maker at a big discount to its original offer.
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"We are encouraged that Samsung Electronics has agreed to take the bold step of optimising its balance sheet through a cancellation of its legacy holding of treasury shares," the U.S. fund said in a statement.
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Bill Cosby's defense in this case appears to be limited to the issue of consent -- he claims that Constand knew what she was doing and freely agreed to take the pills and to have sex.
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Two private equity funds that have agreed to take over loss-making Italian clothing company Stefanel plan to relaunch the brand and sell it within five years, a source at one of the funds said.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and Allianz Capital Partner has agreed to take 55 percent of the units in an infrastructure investment trust backed by a subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro Ltd (LART.NS).
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The host, who has been banned by Airbnb after the February incident, agreed to take a college-level Asian American studies course, volunteer at a civil rights organization and participate in a community education panel.
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After telling the audience, "I love the dreads, I thought they looked really cool," — to which her host responded with, "Love is blind, kids" — she agreed to take a bite of some pig meat jelly.
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Trump Jr. is already under the spotlight because of his role in the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting that he agreed to take after being told a Russian lawyer had incriminating information on Hillary Clinton.
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In a surprise announcement, Airbus agreed to take a majority stake in Bombardier's business in C-series narrow-bodied jets, which are subject to punitive tariffs from America for allegedly benefiting from illegal state aid.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to take up a case about whether Border Patrol agents can be sued in U.S. federal court over the shooting and killing of Mexican citizens on the southern border.
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Holders representing more than 52 percent of $350 million of sukuk convertible into equity, and 30 percent of $350 million of non-convertible sukuk, agreed to take no further action before the tender, Dana said.
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Under the settlement, Mr. Wyly, now 81, and his family agreed to take steps to have offshore trusts in the Isle of Man make payments to satisfy a judgment that the S.E.C. obtained in 2015.
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Days after Didi Chuxing agreed to buy Uber's China business, news broke that Didi — China's top ride-sharing service — had agreed to take part in a new funding round for Southeast Asia-based ally Grab.
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Carl scored tickets for Saturday night and agreed to take me along, although he was leery of my startling ignorance of the team's history of futility and said he could get $20,000 for my ticket.
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Toms Shoes creditors have agreed to take over the maker of casual footwear in exchange for restructuring its debt, according to a company letter sent to employees on Friday and people familiar with the matter.
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But many are collateral damage: People who just happened to be in the house when ICE showed up, or relatives who agreed to take in teens after they traveled to the U.S. on their own.
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Among the cases the court has already agreed to take up next term are three about whether companies can use employment contracts to prohibit workers from banding together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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But only a few countries, including Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, have repatriated their citizens on a large scale, with the occasional exception of a few young children whom Western governments have agreed to take back.
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"In reality, they were well aware of the allegation at the time Ms Dugan agreed to take on the CEO position, but never told her," the lawsuit states, according to a report in The Guardian.
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The flip side of the deal got far less attention, but it effectively closed one chapter in the tortured relationship between the two countries: Cuba agreed to take back up to 225 criminal Mariel refugees.
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When Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) suddenly bowed out of the race to replace Boehner, Ryan — the Ways and Means Committee chairman and 2012 GOP vice presidential nominee — reluctantly agreed to take the job.
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Late last year during a dinner between Trump and Xi in Argentina, the two men agreed to take a 90-day hiatus in their trade war to give their teams time to negotiate an agreement.
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On Thursday, the Court of Appeals agreed to take up the question of Officer Porter's testimony, and granted a motion by the state Attorney General's Office to postpone the criminal cases until that matter is decided.
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The migrants, mainly from Eritrea, had been stranded in the port of Catania since Monday because the government refused to let them off the boat until other EU states agreed to take some of them in.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in November agreed to take 1.2 million barrels a day off the market in a bid to reduce huge stockpiles of crude that have built up in recent years.
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Expand free trade Trump recently suspended plans to impose increasing tariffs after Mexico agreed to "take strong measures" to reduce cross-border migration, but threatened to reinstate them if Mexico fails to cooperate in the future.
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ROME (Reuters) - Germany has agreed to take in hundreds of migrants who are blocked in Italy in a move that might revive the European Union's failed relocation program, Italy's Interior Minister Angelino Alfano said on Tuesday.
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The United States, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates "have agreed to take timely action to assure that global demand is met as all Iranian oil is removed from the market," the White House said.
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BRUSSELS/MADRID (Reuters) - Five EU states agreed to take in scores of migrants stranded for weeks on board a crowded rescue ship, EU authorities said on Wednesday, ending a prolonged standoff with Rome over their fate.
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" The companies agreed to take steps to reduce unwanted calls and work with state attorney generals over "recognized scams and trends in illegal robocalling" and to update states on "potential additional solutions for combating illegal robocall.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany has agreed to take in about a dozen of the 41 migrants who arrived in Italy last month on board German charity rescue ship Sea-Watch, an Italian government source said on Tuesday.
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" While the men agreed to take a long hiatus from 2003 until 2012 to fulfill other ambitions and opportunities, Justin says "it's always great to get back together and to tour and interact with our fans.
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It is scandalous that so few have agreed to take more than a handful of Syrians, and that European governments have yet to agree on a beefed-up border agency to police the EU's external frontiers.
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Baroda's South African division was thrust into the spotlight two years ago when it agreed to take on the Guptas after South Africa's major banks turned their back on the family's businesses due to reputational risks.
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Speaking in Tigrinya, their native language, he explained that Israel, unfortunately, would never allow them to stay, but that two African nations—Rwanda for Eritreans and Uganda for the Sudanese—had agreed to take them in.
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Billy Wayne Corkerin, a large white-haired man with a nasal cannula assisting his breathing, agreed to take part — to the surprise of his wife and despite his disagreeing with the phrase "honoring the gods," plural.
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Meanwhile, customers hoping to sue Wells Fargo & Co over the opening of bogus accounts in their names have found that the fine print meant they agreed to take claims to an arbitrator instead of a courtroom.
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Under that deal, Ankara has agreed to take back migrants leaving its shores for Greece in return for visa-free travel in Europe for its citizens, financial aid and an acceleration of Turkey's EU accession talks.
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In return, Iran agreed to take concrete steps to curb its nuclear program, limiting it to strictly peaceful applications and to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency to inspect their key nuclear facilities to ensure compliance.
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He spoke of the continual training necessary to maintain those skills, and he generously agreed to take me through an abbreviated version of that curriculum, training intended to turn an average shooter into, well, what exactly?
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He, in turn, contacted the ad maker Mark Putnam, and he agreed to take on a House race, an unusual move given that he had worked on former President Barack Obama's campaigns and primarily statewide races.
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SEOUL, March 4 (Reuters) - South Korea's top financial authorities agreed to take bold and pre-emptive measures, if needed, to tackle economic woes stemming from the coronavirus, Vice Finance Minister Kim Yong-beom said on Wednesday.
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Thanks to Facebook, while only a few hundred thousand people downloaded Kogan's app, Cambridge Analytica was able to acquire data on some 86 million others, all of whom never agreed to take part in Kogan's research.
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So Maximiliano reached out to several printing and manufacturing companies until he found Stoughton Printing in Los Angeles, which happened to have some huge fans of the Oh Sees and agreed to take on the project.
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Mr. Panetta, who served as President Bill Clinton's chief of staff before he went to the Pentagon, said he urged Mr. Kelly to buy a "big bottle of Scotch" when he agreed to take the job.
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Years after the death of their only daughter, Samuel and his wife, Esther (Miranda Otto), have agreed to take in a young nun and a group of girls who have been forced out of their orphanage.
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LONDON, July 11 (Reuters) - Sainsbury's, the British supermarket group that has agreed to take over rival Asda, said on Wednesday its next chairman will be Martin Scicluna, who currently holds the same role at insurer RSA .
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Giuliani says he passed on representing the former Ukrainian prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko, but the Trump-aligned husband-and-wife legal team, Toensing and Joe diGenova, agreed to take Lutsenko on as a client, the report found.
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Global and local investors such as Capital Research and Management Company, Dragon Capital and Mirae Asset Global Investments agreed to take up about three-quarters of Vinhomes' equity offering, according to a termsheet of the issue.
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GSL has secured a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) with the Serious Fraud Office under which it has been fined about 2 million pounds ($2.61 million) and has agreed to take steps to improve its internal controls.
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In October, European aerospace company Airbus agreed to take a majority stake in the struggling C Series planes and said the aircraft would be made in Mobile, Alabama, where Airbus assembles some of its narrowbody jets.
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The complaint does not allege that Claiborne agreed to take any specific action for the undercover agent, but says she parted with him "on friendly terms" and "readily agreed" not to discuss the conversation with anyone.
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As part of Mr. Zarrab's plea deal, the transcript shows, the government agreed to take steps to ensure his safety and that of "his family and loved ones," including potential placement in the witness protection program.
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The case went in front of a judge -- and Manziel ultimately cut a deal where he agreed to take an anger management course and keep his nose clean and in exchange, the charge would be dropped.
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After receiving a promise of incriminating information about Hillary Clinton plainly said to be from the Russian government, two of Trump's close family members and his campaign chief agreed to take a meeting to discuss it.
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So if you were to bring in safer drugs from places like Canada, that's a bill I had with Senator McCain and now Senator Grassley has agreed to take his place, you could bring down prices.
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Former Backpage Chief Executive Carl Ferrer agreed to take the site down as part of a deal with prosecutors in which he pleaded guilty to conspiracy and money laundering charges and pledged to cooperate in the case.
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Malta replied that Salvini had failed to say that Italy had agreed to take in 50 from Malta from a separate disembarkation, and the two countries had agreed to call it even and keep the respective contingents.
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New York (CNN)Mike Walsh was busy trying to manage his doomed software company in 2009 when he agreed to take a 15 minute meeting with a little-known figure in the tech industry named Ryan Graves.
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But in 2014, she got a break when a matatu artist agreed to take her on as an apprentice - teaching her everything from scrubbing the sides of old vehicles to spray painting them with eye-catching designs.
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LONDON, June 14 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the front-runner in the race to succeed Theresa May as British prime minister, has agreed to take part in a televised debate with other contenders on Tuesday, the BBC said.
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Markle said he was not paid anywhere close to that amount, and only agreed to take the pictures to recast his image — he said he had been harassed by photographers and previous photographs depict him as disheveled.
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Unlike the $4.6 billion Senate bill that Pelosi has agreed to take up, the House package did not include funding for the Defense Department and agencies within the Department of Homeland Security, like Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Britain's government said on Thursday it would go ahead with EDF's 18 billion pound ($23.8 billion) Hinkley C nuclear project, in which state-owned China General Nuclear Power Corporation has agreed to take a 33 percent stake.
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But despite continuing shelling and air attacks - fighting has killed more than 1,000 people and displaced 0003,000 since April - few countries have agreed to take refugees out of Libya, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said.
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Under the settlement agreement, Wyly, 81, and his family have agreed to take steps to have the offshore trusts at issue in the Isle of Man make payments to satisfy a judgment the SEC obtained in 103.
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Check out more videos from VICE: And, thank the election gods, the high court has agreed to take a look at (potential) constitutional limits on partisan gerrymandering—you know, when Republicans redraw district lines in their favor.
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So they are making judgements on whether content can be considered illegal online hate speech, and if so they have agreed to take it down — aiming to do so within 2500 hours of a report being received.
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Shale drilling has become increasingly profitable since oil prices largely stabilized above $50 a barrel since last winter, when OPEC and 11 other exporters agreed to take 1.8 million barrels a day of production off the market.
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After a follow-up presentation by Mr. Williams and his producer, Julie Goldman, to Mr. Bailey and several department heads, Disney agreed to take a hands-off approach to the project and the use of its characters.
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A second government source echoed those views, saying IL&FS needed nearly 150 billion rupees ($2 billion) in financial support to avert a collapse and could only be saved if lenders agreed to take a big haircut.
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The deal does not specify how that stake should be split up, however, meaning Thyssenkrupp could in theory reduce its stake to, for example, 213 percent if Tata Steel agreed to take on the other 49.1 percent.
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The single currency weakened on Thursday after Italian deputy prime minister Luigi Di Maio threatened his party would vote to suspend funding to the European Union next year unless other EU countries agreed to take in migrants.
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Sarah Lisovich, a 23-year-old marketer in Chicago, finally agreed to take an antidepressant last year after the mild depression she'd always felt ratcheted up when she graduated from college and started her first real job.
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The agency said on Thursday that the 17 makers, distributors and sellers of nicotine-containing e-liquids for e-cigarettes had agreed to take the products off the market, after the agency issued a warning in May.
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However, efforts to set up an automatic EU-wide redistribution system for migrants reaching Italy appears to have floundered and MSF said it was "sorry" that only three countries had agreed to take in the new arrivals.
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In April 2018, Dick's Sporting Goods, one of the largest firearms sellers in the United States, said it planned to destroy the military-style rifles it had agreed to take off its shelves weeks after the shooting.
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The single currency weakened on Thursday after Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio threatened his party would vote to suspend funding to the European Union next year unless other EU countries agreed to take in migrants.
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This makes it imperative that the Obama administration spare no effort in its remaining days to release the roughly 18 detainees who are cleared for transfer to a handful of countries that have agreed to take them.
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Two decades elapsed between the publication of "Tales From Egyptian Life" and "Modern Arabic Short Stories," which Oxford University Press agreed to take on only if Mr. Johnson-Davies found a prominent academic to write the introduction.
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In return, Iran agreed to take concrete steps to curb its nuclear program, limiting it to strictly peaceful applications, and to allow intrusive inspections of key nuclear facilities by the International Atomic Energy Agency to ensure compliance.
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"The engine issues are slowly improving, we're not there yet, that's why we have not agreed to take the second aircraft into the fleet," Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr said after the German carrier reported annual results on Thursday.
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A forthcoming study by Littwin, Michigan State University psychology professor Adrienne Adams, and Michigan State PhD student McKenzie Javorka took data from 1,823 women who agreed to take a survey after calling into the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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On Tuesday, around a hundred migrants stranded for weeks on board another rescue ship, the Open Arms, disembarked on the Italian island of Lampedusa - but only after Spain, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Portugal agreed to take them in.
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The United States had been trying to get Palij out of the country since the issue of a 2004 deportation order, but after talks with top members of Chancellor Angela Merkel's government Germany agreed to take him in.
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Eight days ago, five European Union countries agreed to take in 141 migrants on board the Mediterranean rescue ship Aquarius, a move that ended a four-day standoff in which Spain, Tunisia and Malta refused the ship entry.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 13 (Reuters) - German state-controlled lender NordLB has agreed to take full control of its loss-making Bremer Landesbank (BLB) unit, which is suffering from a weak shipping market that is chipping away at its capital.
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Under the deal with the EU, Turkey agreed to take back migrants who cross to Greece illegally in return for financial aid, the prospect of accelerated EU accession talks and quicker visa-free travel to Europe for Turks.
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Although Tsai has said she wants to preserve the status quo and not make any moves towards formal independence, her initiating a call to Trump, which the President-elect agreed to take could rub Beijing the wrong way.
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The latest deal comes after another Alibaba subsidiary, Taobao (China) Software Co Ltd, agreed to take a roughly 15 percent stake in Beijing Shiji Information in 2014 for 2.81 billion yuan to help bolster its online travel business.
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The Japanese automaker joins other major automakers that have reached similar settlements, and agreed to take additional actions to try to help speed recall repairs of vehicle inflators that can potentially rupture and cause serious injuries or deaths.
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Sopel was one of six high-profile male presenters and journalists who agreed to take pay cuts after Gracie's resignation, but Collins said that would not address what he called "the lack of equal pay throughout the organization".
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Holders representing over 52 percent of $350 million of sukuk that were convertible into equity, and over 30 percent of $350 million of non-convertible sukuk, agreed to take no further action before the tender offer, Dana said.
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In recent months, countries including South Africa, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe have been ratcheting up their efforts to uncover tax evaders, while the Group of 7 nations have also agreed to take a tougher stance on the issue.
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European planemaker Airbus recently agreed to take a majority stake in the CSeries program for $1, in a deal expected to help the struggling line of planes that have not made a single sale in over a year.
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In a deal that took 953 months to hammer out, KSS agreed to take over Takata's viable operations, while the remaining operations will be reorganized to continue churning out millions of replacement airbag inflators, the two firms said.
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In April 2018, Cheniere agreed to take certain corrective measures, but the agencies said in their filing that the company has in some instances "failed to comply" with requests to test equipment and provide documentation of the testing.
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Mr. Trump has called human-caused climate change a "hoax" and has said he will "cancel" the Paris climate agreement, the landmark 2015 deal under which 195 nations agreed to take steps to lower their greenhouse gas emissions.
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He agreed to take the precautions mandated by the city ordinance and in some cases went beyond them — replacing, for instance, every slat of wood on the side of the house facing our home to avoid sanding entirely.
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Before Dr. Nelson agreed to take the helm in April 19653, she had spent most of the previous 30 years at Tufts University as a distinguished scientist in health and nutrition, an admired professor and an associate dean.
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In return, Iran agreed to take concrete steps to curb its nuclear program, limiting it to strictly peaceful applications, and to allow comprehensive inspections of key nuclear facilities by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to ensure compliance.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France agreed to take back asylum seekers who were first registered in France, a boon for Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany as she seeks to forge an accord on limiting migration in the bloc.
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Given that he has only been with the company two and a half months, I have to conclude that the "people" he referred to is the C.E.O. I agreed to take it down because I like my supervisor.
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So Exxon Mobil agreed to take the unusual step of paying out the value of these sales and putting the money into an independent trust, with the money invested in neutral assets like Treasury bonds and mutual funds.
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Dao and his wife, who were flying home, initially agreed to take a later flight, a fellow passenger told CNN, but the couple changed their minds when they learned the next flight wouldn't leave until the following day.
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A typical reason for such a delay is that a petition has failed to attract the necessary four votes and some justices are writing a dissent to explain why their colleagues should have agreed to take the case.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take on one of the more notable cases and decide the legality of Obama's unilateral 2014 action to shield from deportation more than 20033 million immigrants in the country illegally.
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Vili agreed to take a field sobriety test, but just as he was about to start, cops say Mary Kay drove onto the scene and yelled at her husband to stop because their lawyer was on the way.
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In an early December meeting, OPEC and non-OPEC countries agreed to take about 1.2 million barrels a day off the oil market — initially for six months — starting January, amid a persistent imbalance between global oil supply and demand.
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But futures trading — where the transaction is agreed to take place at a later date at a certain price — is also increasingly catching dollar-yuan traders' interests, according to Benjamin Lu, an investment analyst with Singapore brokerage Phillip Futures.
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As a practical matter, his arrest by ICE makes the case moot but the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court agreed to take the case on premise that cooperation between law enforcement in the state and ICE would come up again.
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BRUSSELS/MILAN (Reuters) - Six European Union countries have agreed to take in the 356 migrants stranded at sea for two weeks aboard the Ocean Viking rescue vessel, ending the latest standoff in the bloc over migration across the Mediterranean.
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Last month, four automakers involved in the recalls agreed to a $553 million settlement covering owners of nearly 16 million vehicles with Takata airbag inflators, and agreed to take new steps to encourage owners to get recall repairs made.
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LONDON, July 20 (Reuters) - Nordea Asset Management said on Friday it had agreed to take a 40 percent stake in hedge fund Madrague Capital Partners, as part of which the latter will manage a new long-short equity fund.
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In August, France and Malta struck a deal to let the Aquarius dock in Valletta harbor after France, Germany, Luxembourg, Portugal and Spain agreed to take in the migrants, ending a five-day tug-of-war among EU countries.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Credit Suisse has agreed to take majority control of Chinese securities venture Credit Suisse Founder Securities Ltd (CSFS), boosting its stake to 51 percent from 33.3 percent via a capital injection, the Swiss bank said on Monday.
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Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini had tweeted that the Alex should take them to Tunisia and there was no immediate confirmation that Italy had agreed to take in 55 migrants from Malta as announced by the government in Valletta.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's foreign minister said on Saturday that President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump agreed to take swift action to stem the flow of illegal weapons from the United States into Mexico.
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European planemaker Airbus SE recently agreed to take a majority stake in the CSeries program for $1, in a deal expected to help the struggling line of planes that have not made a single sale in over a year.
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Under the deal, MUFG Bank and BOT Lease have agreed to take on the entire aviation finance portfolio of DZ Bank's DVB, which stood at 5.6 billion euros ($6.4 billion) in June 2018, the banks said in a statement.
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The reinstatement of the Puerto Rico law could have threatened a hard-fought, consensual restructuring at power authority PREPA under which creditors holding most of the utility's $8.3 billion in debt agreed to take 15 percent reductions in payouts.
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Last week President Vladimir Putin said Russia, Turkey and Iran had agreed to take unspecified extra steps to clear Idlib of what he called "a hotbed of terrorists," but the Kremlin said there would be no military operation there.
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In March 2018, he reportedly pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of reckless endangerment in Brooklyn Criminal Court and agreed to take a state impaired driving program course, lose his license for 90 days and a pay $500 fine.
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I was a beneficiary of that custom in 2014, when Mr. Xi stood next to President Barack Obama in the same building, having grudgingly agreed to take two questions — one from a Chinese and one from an American correspondent.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said after a meeting of his top ministers on Thursday that "several EU countries" had agreed to take in the migrants aboard the Ocean Viking, "which will ensure a rapid and suitable solution" for them.
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ROME — A rescue ship carrying more than 200 African migrants docked in Malta on Wednesday after eight European countries agreed to take them in, ending an impasse that had left the ship stranded in the Mediterranean for a week.
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Jean-Raymond says he felt insulted by the last-minute switch — and he assumed the group panel was their plan all along — but nonetheless agreed to take a call with BoF's editor-in-chief Imran Amed some months later.
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The very fact that the court agreed to take up the case after the aides had lost in the lower courts suggests at least some justices were troubled by the breadth of the fraud prosecutions brought against the aides.
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The phone call on Saturday became contentious after Mr. Turnbull pressed Mr. Trump to honor a deal in which the United States had agreed to take in up to 1,250 refugees being held by Australia at offshore detention centers.
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That is primarily because Volker didn't think it would be possible to convince someone outside government with relevant experience in Kyiv to take it on, this person said, and it's not clear whether they've agreed to take the job.
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Morocco agreed to take back the people under an agreement which dates from 1992 and under which Morocco must readmit citizens of third countries who have entered Spain illegally, if Spain requests this within 10 days of their arrival.
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But Goldsmith noted in his order that the United States has "no written agreement" with Iraq regarding its cooperation, and that it is therefore unclear whether Iraq had agreed to take back all its nationals, and if so, under what conditions.
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Budi also had asked the agent to take a picture of the weapon that would be used in the alleged attack; the agent also agreed to take a photo in front of the alleged intended target's home, the station reported.
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Johansson, one of Hollywood's biggest stars, had agreed to take a role in "Rub & Tug" as Dante "Tex" Gill, a real-life American crime kingpin who used his massage parlor as a front for prostitution in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Right off the bat, Blazer confessed he had agreed to take money in exchange for his vote for South Africa to host the 22011 World Cup, and that other countries had tried to bribe him at the same time as well.
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A panel of the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district judge's order that would have allowed refugees to enter the United States if a resettlement agency in the U.S. had agreed to take them in.
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Last year, Anderson agreed to take $21,400 offered to him at the end of arbitration, but the defense, which consisted of the Andersons' neighbor Scott Hayles and Liberty Mutual, the company defending Hayles through farm insurance, decided to challenge the decision.
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"States' inability to effectively collect sales tax from internet sellers imposes crushing harm on state treasuries and brick-and-mortar retailers alike," South Dakota argued in its appeal to the Supreme Court, which this week agreed to take up the case.
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According to TMZ, Fualaau initially agreed to take a field sobriety test but before he could get started, Letourneau, 56, arrived on the scene and told him not to proceed with the test because his attorney was on the way.
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After a two-year standoff between the bloc's largest ex-communist member and the more liberal founding states, Poland's ruling nationalists have agreed to take some steps back on a court overhaul they see as central to their reform agenda.
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"Truth be told, we had handled it behind the scenes six years ago," Kelly claimed during the interview, adding that while he didn't speak to Eminem directly, he did speak with the rapper's manager and agreed to take the message down.
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SEOUL, April 10 (Reuters) - The top nuclear envoys of China and South Korea on Monday agreed to take strong measures against North Korea if Pyongyang conducts a nuclear test or test-launches an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), South Korea said.
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With Nurmagomedov's original opponent Tony Ferguson forced to pull out a week ago due to a knee injury and replacement Max Holloway withdrawn for medical reasons during his weight cut, Iaquinta stepped in on Friday and agreed to take the fight.
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The 28 EU states have agreed to take "a clear and substantive decision" on the two hopefuls no later than October, but Macron insisted that first the bloc needs to find better mechanisms for finding agreement among its current members.
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As well as Witan, Hargreaves has also agreed to take on business from JP Morgan and Baillie Gifford, with most of their clients and respective assets expected to arrive in the early months of the next financial year, it said.
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The satirist, whose real name is Godfrey Mwampembwa, agreed to take a sabbatical in March 2015 after Tanzania banned the EastAfrican, an NMG newspaper, ostensibly because it wasn't properly registered (despite having been sold in the country for two decades).
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The two men were the first of a group of about a dozen who are expected to be transferred in coming weeks to countries that have agreed to take them, according to a U.S. official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Following meetings in Washington, Luxembourg and Brussels over the past week, Britain, France and Germany have agreed to take a more consensual approach to winning over the other 25 EU governments, which must all agree to the measures, envoys said.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Thursday that six EU countries had agreed to take in some 150 migrants who have been blocked from docking in Italy, resolving the latest standoff over immigration to Europe across the Mediterranean.
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No one dared to make gestures to break the status quo until the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia and China agreed to take a chance and engage Iran in nuclear negotiations — the talks that resulted in the JCPOA.
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The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to take up the long-running legal battle over Oracle's allegations that Google illegally used its code, setting the stage for a landmark battle over copyright that could have wide-reaching implications for Silicon Valley.
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People familiar with the matter had told Reuters on Tuesday that Volkswagen's supervisory and management boards had agreed to take steps to significantly reduce executive bonuses, a move that would also trim the variable remuneration of Chairman Hans Dieter Poetsch.
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Judge Thomas P. Griesa heard from 15 lawyers representing the holdout investors big and small, Argentina, the banks, and even a group of exchange bondholders investors who agreed to take a so-called haircut during one of Argentina's two restructurings.
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But there he was, a Castro, admitting he had agreed to take only one question, then stumbling through three — about human rights, no less — as an American president nudged him along in a classic ritual of a more open society.
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He argued that the court's entire system of review would be thrown into turmoil if the justices allowed counsel to obtain review of one question and then switch to an entirely different question after the court agreed to take a case.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Thursday his party would vote to suspend funding to the European Union next year unless other states agreed to take in migrants being held on a coastguard ship in Sicily.
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Despite the risk of a polarizing case ending in a tie vote, as did the June ruling blocking Obama's plan to allow millions of undocumented immigrants to work, the court has agreed to take on 39 cases so far this term.
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Mr. Trump insisted that Mexico had agreed to take significant actions to stem the flow of migrants at the border with the United States that it had not previously taken and that some of them had yet to be revealed.
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But she agreed to take on the role after meeting the players, and has since become one of a very small but powerful group of benefactors of women's soccer in countries where players have been largely ignored, dismissed and severely underfunded.
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Also last week, five EU states agreed to take in scores of migrants stranded for weeks on board another rescue ship, Open Arms, after the Italian government refused to allow it to dock, in line with its closed ports policy.
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There could be one big issue for the insurance company ... they admit in the lawsuit the deal with Beckham was only an "oral agreement" -- and he may claim he never agreed to take responsibility for anyone else driving the car.
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Now the justices have agreed to take up another legal question on the issue: whether migrants who qualify for "expedited removal" from America have a constitutional right to plead their cases in court before being thrown out of the country.
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News of her exit comes as no surprise to the second couple, according to several sources, who say Nevins agreed to take the job for just one year to help launch and organize the issues near and dear to Mrs.
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Dodd-Frank law/rollback: The Hill -- Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said that both chambers agreed to take action on the Senate's bipartisan bill that would roll back certain restrictions on financial institutions enacted following the financial meltdown of 2628-28503.
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In July, some two weeks before he pulled the League out of its coalition with the 5-Star Movement, Salvini refused to let 131 migrants disembark from the Gregoretti coastguard vessel until other European states agreed to take them in.
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In July 2019 Salvini, who had staked his political credibility on a vow to curb immigration from Africa, ordered 131 rescued migrants to remain on a ship off Sicily for six days until other European states agreed to take them in.
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The company also announced that Ross Levinsohn has been reinstated as LA Times CEO, after he agreed to take an unpaid leave of absence last month following disclosure of sexual harassment allegations against him while he worked at other companies.
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I met star Seoul-based YouTubers Alfred "Haeppy" Leung and Alexander "Xander" Varley of WeFancy, who agreed to take me out in Gangnam, the insanely wealthy neighborhood known for all-night parties, plastic surgery clinics, and high-end real estate.
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AT&T had agreed to take a hands-off approach to Turner during the appeal, but it can now make staff changes at the unit and take the lead in negotiating licensing deals with cable operators like Comcast or Charter.
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Richard Grenell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, said during a briefing call Tuesday that Germany had eventually agreed to take the former camp guard, despite the fact he was not a German citizen, as an ethical, rather than legal, consideration.
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But while I enjoyed the spoils of his finds—there were days when I devoured chanterelles for both lunch and dinner—when he graciously agreed to take me on some of his walks, I never managed to spot a thing.
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