In 1995, President Bill Clinton pledged to allow in 112,000 refugees.
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We have to remain vigilant about which customers we allow in.
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To stabilize Gaza, Egypt has begun to allow in some fuel.
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This would allow in-depth verification that its nuclear activities are peaceful.
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These kinds of websites I definitely will not allow in my house.
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Right now, games don't feature ads and don't allow in-game payments.
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Does that open their student body amount that they can allow in?
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Last week, the association appealed to the government to allow in feed supplies.
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Uber first announced its intention to allow in-app tipping earlier this month.
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"They were very selective about who they would allow in," he tells me.
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And they have created policies explaining what they will allow in political advertisements.
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The key is what China will allow in terms of tightening or broadening sanctions.
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The military should stand down and allow in urgently needed food and medical supplies.
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But some fear Israel will not allow in contestants who have voiced pro-Palestinian views.
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French President Francois Hollande said last September that the country would allow in 24,000 people.
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Others claim that stemming EU migration could allow in more highly qualified people, including researchers.
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Florida, where some of the wealthiest Americans claim residency, does not allow in terrorem clauses.
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And I think the one witness they did allow in Cosby came in under that exception.
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His campaign is testing the boundaries of what platforms like Twitter and Facebook allow in politics.
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The White House ultimately agreed to allow in one print reporter, from The Wall Street Journal.
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These are practices that we would not allow in sweatshops, yet [are] O.K. for folks serving time.
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Each country is allowed to make any changes on who they allow in and under which circumstances.
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They, like my mother did, are allowing in him something that they would not allow in themselves.
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According to the Reddit post, if you've clicked "Allow" in the Google Docs prompt, you've been compromised.
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Aids can include nightlights or leaving a door open to allow in light from elsewhere, partially restoring vision.
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Walmart recently announced a limited test to allow in-home delivery of groceries for some customers in Silicon Valley.
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The more self-expression people allow in multiplayer games, the more toxic and hostile people often seem to get.
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Dr. Sacko says he believes Japan needs to allow in more outsiders, simply as an act of self-preservation.
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Uber resisted calls from consumers to allow in-app tipping, even as rivals such as Lyft offered the option.
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American officials accused Russia of not pressing the Assad government to stop military activity and allow in humanitarian aid.
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The U.S. government is using accounting practices that I would not allow in a first-year business school class.
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Trump wants to aim U.S. immigrant visas at high-skilled workers and allow in fewer relatives of legal immigrants.
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But another structure might allow in other factors, such as how long a worker has been with a company.
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It seems unlikely that any Israeli government, especially Netanyahu's right-wing one, would allow in significant numbers of Syrians.
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Two inmates alleged prison officials received money from criminal gangs to allow in contraband like weapons, drugs and cell phones.
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He approached some wealthy businessmen inside the prison and arranged for them to bribe guards to allow in some books.
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Glass walls allow in plenty of natural light, which mingle well with the cool coloring of the walls and floor.
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Protesters are demanding early presidential elections, freedom for jailed activists, and humanitarian aid to allow in scarce medicines and food.
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What Weiner and Abedin privately allow or don't allow in their relationship has no bearing on our own personal relationships.
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Each member state would be able to tweak the restrictions on whom it might allow in, and under what conditions.
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We've had to defend videos which we allow in the U.S. but in Europe people view as disseminating hate speech.
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She said claims of helping veterans were questionable given that many of these groups don't allow in women military personnel.
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I was a guest of the #alfalfaclubdinner22016 "everyone"welcome to the after party, but I'm the only individual not allow in?
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That's a change from the first two models, which rest in your ears and allow in a lot of ambient noise.
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I was a guest of the #alfalfaclubdinner2018 "everyone"welcome to the after party, but I'm the only individual not allow in?
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The new spaces allow in lots of natural light — especially in the reading room, where scholars can study the old manuscripts.
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Japan's tight-knit corporate culture has also served as a barrier, with a reluctance to allow in external managers and shareholders.
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It said that hospitals in some legal disputes must disclose those in-network rates they allow in-network insurers to pay.
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I was a guest of the #alfalfaclubdinner2628 'everyone' welcome to the after party, but I'm the only individual not allow in?
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I was a guest of the #alfalfaclubdinner28500 "everyone"welcome to the after party, but I'm the only individual not allow in?
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Click here to view original GIFThe original Zephyrus had a cool trick where the bottom cracked open to allow in more air.
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New Jersey liquor laws do not allow in-store alcohol sales, so we weren't able to put wine prices to the test.
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And in 2018, the first year it will have full control over the resettlement process, it wants to allow in fewer still.
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Thousands of white-clad protesters gathered outside a military base in Caracas to demand that the armed forces allow in the aid.
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Apps or programs are now readily available to buy which allow in-depth access into an individual's online activity, often via smartphones.
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A similar system here would allow in immigrants like doctors to work in rural areas while not pushing down working-class wages.
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Britain might allow in genetically modified crops, which are regulated more heavily in the EU, or buy from America's highly competitive beef farmers.
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Since 2012 those legacy cases have been pursued only "as resources allow", in order to focus on the CMS cases, involving younger children.
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Although a major donor to international aid organizations, Japan has been reluctant to relax asylum policies or allow in migrant blue-collar workers.
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International attempts to establish ceasefires to allow in United Nations humanitarian aid have failed, although other aid groups have brought in limited supplies.
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You can buy Kindle books using your iPad, but you can't do it using the Kindle app, which doesn't allow in-app purchases.
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Meanwhile, many millions more people would like to move to the United States of America than the country is prepared to allow in.
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That treaty forbids any non-nuclear-weapon states that are signatories from building atomic weapons, and requires them to allow in international inspectors.
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Related: China said on Sunday that it would allow in a team from the World Health Organization, which first offered help weeks ago.
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The only other supporter of this president I allow in my life is a family member who is like a mom to me.
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And it's something, a couple of journalists pointed out to a Jays official, the New York Yankees would never allow in their clubhouse.
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The deal, as Rosatom hopes, would allow in the future to supply Rwanda with small modular reactors for power generation, a Rosatom official said.
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All indications are that Pyongyang would feel even less compelled or inclined to allow in outside inspectors now than it did a decade ago.
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In fact those cars were emitting more air pollutants than federal limits would allow in the US. These pollutants are linked to lung cancer.
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Catholicism gave China its first permanent Christian presence 2003 years ago and benefited mightily after Western military forces required China to allow in missionaries.
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The conference also says it will NOT allow in-person meetings ... and says virtual workouts -- supervised by a coach online -- are also not permitted.
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In September Britain's government promised to allow in some seasonal farm workers from outside the EU. In the meantime, what is a grower to do?
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Late last year, Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Togo and Ivory Coast unveiled a plan to reduce the amount of poisonous sulfur they would allow in fuel.
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They had argued that after leaving the E.U., Britain would no longer have to allow in workers from the union's other 27 member nations automatically.
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Prices, which have increased markedly in areas that have seen mass hospital consolidation, are surging as high as the market will allow in some areas.
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While continuing to allow in refugees at border crossings, the Turkish army has been detaining those trying to cross illegally on an almost daily basis.
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We will not allow in any way to allow such plans that are dangerous for the future of the region and the world to pass.
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But either way, the choice to allow in some dicey ads while excluding others sparks valuable debate about the divergences between social and corporate values.
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Lam steps down, democracy activists would demand that her successor be chosen democratically — a proposal that China is unlikely to allow in the semiautonomous city.
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The Chinese authorities agreed on Tuesday to allow in teams of international experts, coordinated by the World Health Organization, to help with research and containment.
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Those capillaries allow in more of the light when full of blood, and less between beats, and the device measures how much light is absorbed.
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There are Yellow Vests worried about climate change, Yellow Vests who want to ban all immigration into France, ones who want to allow in more refugees.
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The United Nations says Syria has agreed to allow in the rest of the food for the full 70,000 in a second convoy in three days.
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A low profile AC is great if you have limited windows in a room and want to allow in more sunlight—but it's also more expensive.
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A three-day truce to allow in more humanitarian aid and prepare a political settlement collapsed last week, reflecting deadlocked efforts to end the stalemated war.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hopes to pass a law this week that would allow in more foreign blue-collar workers such as Gayeta for limited periods.
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The combined entity would have more spectrum than regulations allow in five circles - this excess spectrum would need to be sold or surrendered to the government.
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The Orban government announced in February it would allow in only two asylum seekers per day, a move that human rights groups say violates international laws.
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After all, you can change your hiring practices to allow in new voices, but you also need to create an environment in which those voices matter.
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The move came before a Saturday deadline to end a blockade and allow in humanitarian aid that has been piling up for more than a week.
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Sixteen summiteers, including Mr Pence, called on Venezuela to ensure that the presidential election in May will be fair and to allow in aid for the hungry.
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Though more than 8 in 10 respondents in Callan's study offer the after-tax retirement account to their workers, only about half allow in-plan Roth conversions.
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The two wireless plugs fit in your ears and play masking sounds, such as white noise, but can be programmed to allow in phone calls or alarms.
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" He went on to call her "untrustworthy, vindictive, vicious, backstabbing and the absolute last person that you should ever allow, in my opinion, into the White House.
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Unlikable characters, casual sexism, and a plot completely bent to the main character's progression — far beyond the usual flex I allow in any Frodo-inspired fantasy novel.
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Internationally brokered attempts to establish ceasefires to allow in United Nations humanitarian aid have failed, although other international and local aid groups have brought in limited supplies.
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However, there's also a bit more glue and/or "killer" entries, notably APT TO, NYAH, BATOR, SES, SML and BASINETS, than I'd allow in my current submissions.
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Days later, the European Commission announced it would allow European Union member states to decide for themselves which "high risk" telecom groups to allow in their networks.
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On Wednesday, Oregon Lottery officials are expected to finally launch Scoreboard, the mobile sports betting app that will allow in-state users to wager on professional sports.
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Hecker, a former federal judge, took over the newly created position of refugee coordinator in October 2015 after Merkel's decision to allow in over a million migrants.
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Ryan Reynolds, the star of Deadpool 2, told Entertainment Weekly that there was one joke that 20th Century Fox wouldn't allow in the movie: a joke about Disney.
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The decision represents a change in course for Google, regarding its position on what sort of apps the company will allow in its app store for Android devices.
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Under the Canada model, Britain would no longer have to allow in workers from across the bloc or pay into its budget, two unpopular EU requirements among voters.
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The tiny opening left by the bug was enough to allow in water contaminated with Strep A, one of the bacterium that can cause necrotizing fasciitis, he says.
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Germany is deeply divided over Chancellor Angela Merkel's 2015 decision to allow in over a million migrants, many of them refugees from wars in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
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It is rare and risky for a defendant to take the stand in his own defense because it can allow in evidence that would otherwise be kept out.
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They cannot justify refusal to convict because there is no evidence that Trump broke the law when they refuse to allow in evidence that he did exactly that.
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Second, it would incentivize Mexico to stop the northward flow of migrants from Central America with the knowledge that those they allow in will eventually be Mexico's responsibility.
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The US has threatened to completely walk away from talks with Russia aimed at reinstating the ceasefire if Russia does not stop its bombardment and allow in humanitarian aid.
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Ford famously pioneered a $5-a-day wage at his factories to allow (in part, at least) the company's workers to be able to afford the cars they made.
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While Maduro is refusing to allow in the food, medicine and other supplies, Guaido has vowed to move hundreds of tonnes of the aid into the country on Saturday.
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As an EU member, Britain currently does not allow in hormone-treated beef or chlorine-washed chicken, but would be free to do so once it leaves the bloc.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump's travel ban restrictions expire, the administration will allow in refugees from all countries -- but with new, enhanced vetting rules, the administration announced Tuesday.
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The frustration with the Assad forces — and the Syrian leader's unwillingness to allow in humanitarian aid after insisting for months that he would — led to some surprisingly undiplomatic language.
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Many conservatives want to take a harder line on immigration, blaming their election setback on Merkel's decision to allow in more than a million migrants in 2015 and 2016.
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However, until Japan's total war mobilization in 1937, the Japanese colonial government did allow in part freedoms such as Korean-run newspapers, worship, movement, and access to financial institutions.
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After protests from the media, they agreed to allow in one print reporter — the Wall Street Journal's Vivian Salama — to report on the event, along with a few photojournalists.
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Its glass walls and roof allow in plenty of light while keeping out dampness from mists and rain, creating a climate more akin to tulips' and orchids' native lands.
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California Ballots for mail-in voting get sent out starting October 10, and county offices allow in-person services that amount to early voting by mail on the same day.
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Mexico will allow in U.S. pork under a quota system despite initial retaliatory measures in response to higher Mexican steel and aluminum imports tariffs set by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Ford views himself as a god, noting how he and Arnold "designed every inch of it, every blade of grass" and fought over whether they should allow in the moneymen.
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Oklahoma and Rhode Island allow in-state tuition rates to be offered to students without legal status through Board of Regents decisions, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Maduro has refused international help, either denying a crisis in Venezuela exists or saying it would allow in imperialist invaders from the United States and its allies, such as Colombia.
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The quota proposal to be discussed would allow in 500,000 tonnes a year of ethanol and apply a 20 percent tariff on any imports beyond that quota, the source said.
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Traders were expecting Chinese customs to allow in new cargoes from North Korea as early as this month, said Zhang Min, a senior coal analyst with China Sublime Information Group.
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Guaido, who has appealed to the military to allow in the aid, has said it will be collected at points in Brazil and a Caribbean island as well as Cucuta.
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The decision to allow in law enforcement was later revealed as crucial in helping to catch the notorious Golden Gate Killer, one of the most prolific murderers in U.S. history.
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Mr. Trump said on Monday that forces loyal to President Nicolás Maduro stand to "lose everything" by refusing to allow in emergency aid that has been blocked at the border.
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But President Raúl Castro summoned the top American envoy to express his concern, offer assistance and allow in the Federal Bureau of Investigation, hardly normal procedure for the Cuban government.
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While Merkel's decision to allow in hundreds of thousand of a refugees last year was deemed "catastrophic," Trump, on the other hand, was hailed for his victory in the presidential election.
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Bolton decided to stay in Washington to focus on events unfolding in Venezuela, where the military faces a pivotal decision on whether to allow in convoys of humanitarian aid, Marquis said.
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Ocasio-Cortez, in her lightning round of questions, identifies a way to break down campaign finance laws — and all the surprising things they allow — in a way that's easy to digest.
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The administration had appealed last week's ruling by U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson that required the government to allow in refugees formally working with a resettlement agency in the United States.
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A similar impetus informed her decision not to close Germany's borders in 2015 after the European asylum system broke down, and to allow in more than a million migrants and refugees.
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He sent a letter to Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez complaining that the time frame for the polling is too short and urging the DNC to allow in older polls.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Sunday it would not allow in former Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo, who is wanted in connection with a corruption probe, before his affairs were settled in Peru.
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It's a total disaster, and we have to be very careful in the United States, we have to be very careful and very vigilant as to who we allow in this country.
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Rather than allow in the thousands camped out in the open between Aleppo and the border, Turkish relief organisations have been crossing over to the Syrian side and building new camps there.
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It is reasonable to suspect that the synthetic flavorings, processed sugars, and even literal antifreeze we allow in many alcoholic beverages may make them more damaging, or at least worsen our hangovers.
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She likes to emphasize the dissolution of scale that digital images allow: In one work, a roundworm is magnified to appear as large as an image of Titan, Saturn's Earth-like moon.
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The Sun reports that Facebook allowed Britain First, a far-right group, to stay on the platform—even after more violations that the rules allow—in a bid to protect Facebook's bottom line.
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This is higher than the American national average: 51 percent of Americans overall believe the United States does have a responsibility to allow in refugees, while just 43 percent believe it does not.
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He did allow in the actor and documentarian Justin Baldoni ("Jane the Virgin") to shoot a possible series, but mutual concerns about disrupting the therapeutic process led them not to pitch the show.
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The Trump administration has previously tried to push through a policy that would deny asylum to migrants who illegally crossed the southwestern border, an effort the Supreme Court refused to allow in 2018.
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They don't require additional apps or logins, you can share subscriptions between devices, and you can download episodes for offline viewing (something many of these services do not allow in their own apps).
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U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet has called on China to allow in monitors, while the United States is considering sanctions against Chinese officials and companies linked to allegations of rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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In a statement last week, the coalition said it would permit the Hudaydah port in Yemen, the last major Houthi-controlled port, to open for 30 days to allow in humanitarian and relief supplies.
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And they are a natural reaction to changing political circumstances, including a proposed bill that would allow, in effect, the extradition to mainland China of anyone in Hong Kong wanted by the Chinese authorities.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet called on China on Monday to allow in monitors after "deeply disturbing" allegations of large re-education camps in which Uighurs are detained in Xinjiang province.
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Banks and state bank supervisors have strongly objected to the agency's moves on this front, seeing them as a way to allow in new competitors without forcing them to follow all the existing rules.
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The information arrives so fast, in fact, that the league and its partners said it could eventually allow in-game betting on play outcomes — like pass or run — and a host of other propositions.
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Trump cautioned Venezuelan armed forces not to harm Guaido or other opposition politicians, urged them to accept the National Assembly leader's offer of amnesty and demanded that they allow in food, medicine and other supplies.
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The New Year's Eve attacks deepened public doubts about Germany's ability to integrate the mainly Muslim and Arab refugees, mostly fleeing war in the Middle East, whom Chancellor Angela Merkel has opted to allow in.
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The Commission is proposing to move gradually to the new system and allow in a first phase some exporters, deemed trustable by EU states, to be charged in their country of origin as at present.
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But what Chinese policymakers give, they can take away, and much will depend on how much rationalization of heavy industries Beijing undertakes and how much economic stimulus they allow in order to meet growth targets.
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These guys (and the too-slowly increasing number of girls they allow in the club) work their butts off for up to twelve hours every weekday, with only a week or two off a year.
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Are you willing to allow in all the information that surrounds you or are you desperately trying to cling to the set of facts you choose to believe even if they've been disproven as facts?
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"We are making consideration so that basic policy direction on a new framework to allow in foreigners with a certain level of specialty and skills will be reflected in the economic policy guidelines," Suga said.
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Besides disagreement over the tonnage of beef that EU countries would allow in each year free of tariffs, EU diplomats have said rules of origin still have to be included in the provisional political accord.
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After being banned in the early 18th century over the church's refusal to recognize certain Chinese cultural traditions, the church grew rapidly in the 19th century, when foreign armies forced China to allow in missionaries.
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Yet that success did little to ease the pressures on Chancellor Angela Merkel, who faces a stiff election challenge this year, for her decision to allow in nearly a million migrants and refugees in 221.
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The Saudi-led coalition said in a statement Wednesday that it would permit the Hudaydah port in Yemen, the last major Houthi-controlled port, to open for 30 days to allow in humanitarian and relief supplies.
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But not only on the subject of art and not only those two tribes: It's about general tolerance of what we allow in our relationships, with our friends, in our marriages, with our children and parents.
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If American and/or Russian officials seem angry about a particular area in which fighting is continuing to rage, or about a failure to allow in humanitarian aid, that's a very bad sign for the ceasefire holding.
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In recent weeks, Illinois and New York have introduced bills that would allow in-person sports betting at sports stadiums and arenas — and the Chicago Cubs are considering opening a sportsbook inside and outside of Wrigley Field.
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The personal essay has to evolve; we are living in a time when the government is inserting itself into personal decisions that range from where our children go to school to what women allow in their vaginas.
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But her decision to allow in more than a million migrants during the peak of the 2015 crisis spawned an ever-growing tide of far-right movements, and crushed poll results for mainstream parties — including her own.
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Last month, the Trump administration announced that the United States, once a beacon for refugees, would allow in no more than 30,000 desperate people seeking safe haven from violent conflicts and climates of terror within their countries.
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The government also said it would not allow in any foreign citizens traveling from Iran or South Korea, and ordered the Foreign Ministry to suspend the issue of visas to Iranian citizens, the RIA news agency reported.
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The government also said it would not allow in any foreign citizens travelling from Iran or South Korea, and ordered the Foreign Ministry to suspend the issue of visas to Iranian citizens, the RIA news agency reported.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The United Nations resident coordinator in Syria, Ali al-Za'tari, said on Friday that shelling near Douma in eastern Ghouta was putting an aid convoy at risk and called for a ceasefire to allow in supplies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French government on Wednesday sent to parliament draft legislation that would allow in-vitro fertilization (IVF) for lesbian couples and single women, honoring a long-standing campaign pledge but risking a backlash from conservative voters.
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Opinion polls in the run-up to a general election next month show many voters are worried about security, partly after attacks by asylum seekers stoked criticisms of Merkel's decision to allow in more than one million migrants.
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The appointment comes as GASC gets ready for a new wheat importing season with no resolution to a long-standing dispute over the amount of ergot, a common grain fungus, it will allow in wheat purchased from abroad.
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Safadi said there was no shortage of supplies of humanitarian aid now stockpiled along the Jordanian border but it was up to the UN to get the necessary approvals from Damascus to allow in supplies inside Deraa province.
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She singled out a video clip of the Virginia lawmaker, Kathy Tran, earlier this week acknowledging that her bill would allow, in certain circumstances, for a woman to request an abortion when she was about to give birth.
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To do so, they will likely start by taking one sizable leap for their supporters -- repealing as much of the ACA as congressional procedures, budget scoring rules, and vote counts will allow in the first half of this year.
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The signals from the plane "do not allow in any way to say what may have caused smoke or fire on board the aircraft," said a spokesman for the French BEA agency, which is assisting an official Egyptian investigation.
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He said also he had always had "great respect" for German Chancellor Angela Merkel, but criticized her 2015 decision to allow in a wave of a million migrants as a "catastrophic mistake" that opened the door to terrorist attacks.
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The government's decision to allow in more than 1 million migrants last year, mainly asylum seekers from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, led to a sharp decline in the conservatives' popularity and fueled the rise of an anti-immigration party.
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China has previously refused to allow in some U.N.-appointed envoys and others who were allowed to visit have complained of government interference with their work, though the government pledged to cooperate with the body in September last year.
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All of that said, know this: The Commission on Presidential Debates should not allow in any capacity Cuban to be at this debate tonight, where the rules clearly state no noise should come from the audience in any form.
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The signals from the plane "do not allow in any way to say what may have caused smoke or fire on board the aircraft", said a spokesman for the French BEA agency, which is assisting an official Egyptian investigation.
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Israel, Egypt and the international community could work to alleviate the humanitarian situation in Gaza by opening the border crossings to allow in more fuel and goods and relax its restrictions on movement of people in and out of the strip.
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As proposed by the White House, the cuts to the family system and diversity lottery would be used to allow in the 4 million to 5 million immigrants already waiting years -- and in some cases decades -- in the backlog for visas.
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"In the Obama administration, we went as far as the law would allow in making it easier to travel to and engage in commerce with Cuba," said Mark Feierstein, Obama's senior director for Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council.
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Although individual member states will have ultimate control over which equipment they allow in their 5G infrastructure, the European commission has created a "toolbox" of security measures, which it hopes will allow countries across the bloc to coordinate their approaches.
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The final rules, expected to be released before the end of the year, are likely to include a controversial provision requiring schools to allow in-person cross-examination of students who report assault and harassment, as well as accused students.
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Lamothe's comment came after reports surfaced that Trump had demanded in a meeting with lawmakers to know why the U.S. lets immigrants from "shithole" countries enter, and suggested that the U.S. should allow in more people from countries like Norway.
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Simpson—the chill older cousin who your mom won't allow in the house anymore after that Christmas dinner conversation about how weed should be legal and the government is screwing us—shared vocals with Stapleton and soloed whenever he was given the chance.
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Whereas Mr Carswell talks of using a post-Brexit immigration system potentially to allow in more migrants, UKIP's Brexit spokesman this week floated the idea of repatriating EU citizens if they "do not work, never pay taxes or are beggars or criminals".
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Commissioner Filippo Grandi said the politicization of migration had made it impossible for countries to allow in even a handful of refugees and there was little hope of change before the elections, when populist and eurosceptic parties are expected to perform well.
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Foreign businesspeople talked of the "promise fatigue" that has set in as Chinese markets are opened only after they have ceased to matter (the recent decision to allow in American credit cards now mobile payment systems have made them irrelevant is an example).
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Number two, I think the judge and the prosecutor should be cognizant of the fact that were the judge to change that ruling and allow in more accusers—and if they got a conviction—that would be a huge, ripe issue on appeal.
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"It will work as a sort of clearing house that will allow in euros for Iran to benefit from some of its oil resources and at the same time buy essential products from the main three main (European) partners," Le Drian said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court on Thursday convicted two men of sexual assault in a New Year's eve mob attack on women in Cologne which sparked outrage and hardened public opinion against Berlin's decision to allow in more than one million migrants.
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Disputing the SFFA characterization of an internal racial-balancing to allow in set percentages of various racial groups, Lee said the personal ratings, as well as others, are based on information from people outside the Harvard admissions office, including teachers and guidance counselors.
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Two very deep 3-pointers from Damian Lillard sparked a comeback from 20 points down that had some of the game's biggest names bounding farther onto the floor in the celebration than the rules would ever allow in a game that counts.
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The Israeli military has eased some of the restrictions—most notably in 2010 when it started to allow in all goods except those banned as "dual use," a broad category that encompasses anything that could potentially be used as or part of a weapon.
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They appeared to get along, at least at the beginning — on the second day of trial, the judge announced that he would grant the jury's request to be allowed to bring in a birthday cake; the courthouse normally doesn't allow in outside food or drinks.
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If a country like Israel wants to allow in only Jews, and a country like Poland agrees to absorb Middle Eastern refugees on condition that they are Christians, this may seem distasteful, but it is perfectly within the rights of the Israeli or Polish voters.
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Tesla has been fighting for the right to own and operate its own dealerships, and has sought to open its own stores in several states despite franchise laws that do not allow, in most cases, a manufacturer to own and operate an auto dealership.
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According to Politico, it also removes the earlier ban's language giving priority to Christian refugees seeking entry to the United States and lowers the cap on the total number of refugees the country will allow in from Obama's 110,000 per year to just 50,000.
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He said the EU in its current shape was not able to face today's challenges or handle another financial crisis, let alone allow in two more states from the Balkans, a region scarred by wars in the 1990s and struggling with crime and corruption.
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We ask for your help in ending the blockade by convincing the Iraqi Kurdish administration that controls the border to allow in the supplies we need to rebuild and to feed the people here, including hundreds of thousands of refugees who have relocated to Rojava.
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Other technology that could be used in the new store includes "mixed format shopping," which would allow in-store shoppers to order household goods like paper towels from an app while they shop for perishable food, as The New York Times previously reported that Amazon had considered.
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Patrick Bauer, 22, a member of Alternative for Germany, a far-right party that has benefited from widespread opposition to Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to allow in some one million mostly Muslim migrants in 2015, said he was drawn to the meeting mostly by Mr. Wilders.
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"I am supportive of these social media companies taking a much harder line on what content they allow in terms of political ads and calling out lies that are in political ads, recognizing that that's not always the easiest thing to draw those distinctions," Democratic Rep.
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MIAMI — President Trump on Monday delivered his sharpest warning yet to Venezuela's military authorities in an increasingly tense showdown over that country's crisis, proclaiming they would "lose everything" by remaining loyal to President Nicolás Maduro and refusing to allow in emergency aid stockpiled on the border.
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The findings could be a boon for Chancellor Angela Merkel who has faced strong criticism from the far-right, anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as she has defended her decision to allow in more than one million migrants since 2015, many refugees from war zones.
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The two ministers discussed the situation in Syria, the ministry said, with Ayrault underlining the urgent need to break the current impasse and halt the bombardment of Aleppo to allow in humanitarian aid and open the possibility of renewed negotiations toward a political solution in the Syrian conflict.
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Yasser al-Youssef, a member of the political bureau of the Nour el-Din el-Zinki rebel group, said the opposition had agreed to the initiative to evacuate wounded and allow in aid, but the Syrian government and Russia gave no assurances the wounded would not face arrest.
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"France has accepted the fact that ... it has a lot less ability to influence local politics," said historian Nathaniel Powell, who specializes in French-African relations, adding that it used to be a condition of working with an African leader that he would not allow in American companies.
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Using more sweeping language than previous court rulings, Judge André Birotte Jr. of United States District Court here issued a temporary restraining order on Tuesday evening requiring the government to allow in people with valid immigrant visas from the seven majority-Muslim countries Mr. Trump sought to block.
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Mobile apps that allow in-game betting on individual points or games allow athletes to stealthily manipulate the results and may strike some of them as less unethical as throwing an entire match, said Sally Gainsbury, a senior lecturer at Southern Cross University who has written a book on the subject.
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In a joint interview published by the Times of London and Germany's Bild newspaper on Monday, Trump said he had always had "great respect" for Merkel, but described her 2015 decision to allow in a wave of a million migrants as a "catastrophic mistake" that opened the door to terrorist attacks.
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BBVA strategist Jaime Costero Denche said bond investors would be looking for the ECB to give more details on how it plans to reinvest funds from maturing bonds and in particular, how long it will make reinvestments, and how much flexibility it will allow in terms of timing and geographic location.
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"If we now extend this arrangement to allow in particular the mainland to make requests for rendition, then the simple point is we are accepting that currently mainland China's criminal justice system meet basic requirements for fair trials," said Eric Cheung, a legal scholar at the University of Hong Kong.
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He then propped open a door to allow in about 30 other protestors, who held a sit-in calling for, among other things, divesting from fossil fuels, paying university workers a minimum wage of $15 an hour and ending what they termed the "racist and opaque policing practices" of the university's police force.
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But for all the accusations that asylum seekers are taking advantage of American generosity and trying to circumvent American law, we now have pretty suggestive official evidence that the current crisis is, as much as anything, a result of more people coming the right way than the administration is equipped to allow in.
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On Monday, President Trump delivered his sharpest warning yet to Venezuela's military authorities, telling a crowd in Miami that they would "lose everything" by remaining loyal to Mr. Maduro and refusing to allow in emergency aid from the United States, from Colombia and from Venezuelans abroad that has been stockpiled along the border.
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It came with a big catch: Putin said he would want a quid pro quo — for the US to allow in Russian investigators to look into William Browder, the financier who has sought to avenge the death of his former lawyer, Sergei Magnitsky, in a Russian jail by pushing for sanctions against Russians in countries.
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" He reiterated his appeal for a common course of action, led by Russia and the UN, in three areas: "ensuring a ceasefire; establishing weekly 48 hour pauses in the fighting to allow in aid and repairs for Aleppo's damaged water and power facilities; and allow medical evacuations for urgent cases in and around the city.
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While P250 is the tentpole of the brand, the 227 formula is controversial thanks to phenol, a compound that has been banned in Europe in personal care products but that we still allow in the US. According to Cosmetics Info, the cosmetic industry's ingredient website, phenol is an exfoliant and also has antimicrobial qualities.
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The end results are nice, sure, but it's the process, that physical manipulation, the pulling together of totally disparate parts to produce a dinosaur quite unlike anything John Hammond would allow in his park, or a racing car with eight wheels, three of which are square, because where we're going we don't need roads.
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The section of the bill that passed the Senate with an 87-10 vote stipulates that the Department of Defense cannot use any software product in a range of its systems unless the manufacturer fully discloses the software reviews by foreign governments that it has previously allowed or is under obligation to allow in the future.
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It begins: The release went on to outline the big point of the bill: It would allow in-state breweries that manufacture no more than 60,000 barrels of beer per year to sell their beer for on-premises consumption through taprooms, and to sell up to 576 ounces per day per consumer for off-premises consumption.
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See more: OXO's 3-in-1 avocado tool opens, pits, and slices avocados effortlessly — it's the one single-use gadget I'll allow in my kitchen Spending time in the kitchen is a great stress reliever for me, but spending too much time in the kitchen when I have other things to do has the opposite effect.
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" -- December 18 campaign rally in Battle Creek, Michigan Facts First: Democratic presidential candidates do want to allow in a greater number of refugees than Trump has -- Trump has set a cap of 18,000 refugees for the current fiscal year, a historic low -- but it is not true that all of the candidates are proposing to allow "unlimited refugees.
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Jim CooperJames (Jim) Hayes Shofner CooperStacey Abrams cheers on Taylor Swift: 'Your activism has inspired Americans' Here are the lawmakers who defected on Iran legislation Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus MORE (Tenn.).
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyKennedy outpaces Markey in Q4 fundraising Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus Dozens of House Democrats warn Trump administration against Medicaid block grants MORE (D-Mass.) outpaced Sen.
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In a quickly arranged conference call, the network bureau chiefs who oversee the pooled television coverage of Mr. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, agreed to forgo coverage of a tour of his new luxury hotel in Washington, declining the access because the Trump campaign would allow in only a cameraman, and not a reporter or producer who could ask questions of the candidate.
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In order to minimize the potential for such rabble-rousing, they propose to speed things up as much as decorum will allow: in contrast to the stately sixteen-month pause that elapsed between the death of King George VI, in February, 1952, and the anointing of the Queen, in June, 1953, King Charles III will be whisked to Westminster Abbey no later than three months after his mother's demise.
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The rules, which were released on the pope's 83rd birthday, also increased the maximum age for child pornography rules to apply to include victims between 14 years old and 85033 years old, according to the AP. The pope's new guidelines still do not allow in-house legal proceedings to be made public, but they eliminate barriers preventing law enforcement from working with the church and victims on cases.
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyPeace Corps' sudden decision to leave China stirs blowback Kennedy outpaces Markey in Q4 fundraising Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus MORE III (D-Mass.), who served in the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic, said he wanted to learn more about the decision.
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyOvernight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus Dozens of House Democrats warn Trump administration against Medicaid block grants Joe Kennedy to host Spanish-only town halls for Senate campaign MORE III (D-Mass.) and signed by 35 other Democrats, argues that block grants are illegal.
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyOvernight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus Dozens of House Democrats warn Trump administration against Medicaid block grants Joe Kennedy to host Spanish-only town halls for Senate campaign MORE III (D-Mass.) and Jim CooperJames (Jim) Hayes Shofner CooperOvernight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus Taylor Swift on publicist's Trump warning before political post: 'F--- that, I don't care' Overnight Health Care — Presented by National Taxpayers Union — Buttigieg targets Warren, Sanders on health care ahead of debate | Judge overturns ObamaCare transgender protections | Poll sees support drop for 'Medicare for All' MORE (D-Tenn.) and signed by 34 other Democrats, argues that block grants are illegal.
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Rep. Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyOvernight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus Dozens of House Democrats warn Trump administration against Medicaid block grants Joe Kennedy to host Spanish-only town halls for Senate campaign MORE III (D-Mass.) is set to hold two Spanish-only town halls on Saturday as part of his campaign to challenge Sen.
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In 2018, Swift broke her political silence and posted on Instagram her support for two Tennessee Democrats, House candidate Jim CooperJames (Jim) Hayes Shofner CooperStacey Abrams cheers on Taylor Swift: 'Your activism has inspired Americans' Here are the lawmakers who defected on Iran legislation Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus MORE and Senate hopeful Phil Bredesen, in the state's midterm elections.
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When it comes to those traveling to the US from places that have had outbreaks of coronavirus, the public mostly feels the government ought to screen travelers who are symptomatic and allow in those who are not (65%), while 31% say the government ought to block all travelers from areas where there have been outbreaks from entering the US. A majority of Americans (55%) say it is at least somewhat likely that someone in their local community will be infected with novel coronavirus in the next few weeks.
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She would go on to publish an Instagram post calling for the state's voters to support Democratic House candidate Jim CooperJames (Jim) Hayes Shofner CooperOvernight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus Taylor Swift on publicist's Trump warning before political post: 'F--- that, I don't care' Overnight Health Care — Presented by National Taxpayers Union — Buttigieg targets Warren, Sanders on health care ahead of debate | Judge overturns ObamaCare transgender protections | Poll sees support drop for 'Medicare for All' MORE and Senate candidate Phil Bredesen against Blackburn.
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Fitzpatrick dead at 6900 MORE (Pa.), Scott PerryScott Gordon PerryDCCC to run ads tying 2628 House Republicans to Trump remarks on entitlements Koch network could target almost 28503 races in 22020, official says Overnight Health Care: New drug price hikes set stage for 2020 fight | Conservative group to spend M attacking Pelosi drug plan | Study finds Medicaid expansion improved health in Southern states MORE (Pa.), Ann WagnerAnn Louise WagnerOvernight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Dems warn Trump against Medicaid block grants | Sanders under pressure on how to pay for 'Medicare for All' | China to allow in US health officials to study coronavirus China to allow US health officials entry to study coronavirus Joan Lunden presses lawmakers to support paid family leave legislation MORE (Mo.), Lee ZeldinLee ZeldinHouse lawmakers urge adoption of UN report's recommendations on battling anti-Semitism Schiff pushes back: Defense team knows Trump is guilty Jeffries, Nadler showcase different NY styles in Trump trial MORE (N.
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