It is not obvious that this will be on offer.
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They make meanings beyond what seems to be on offer.
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In short, it's not going to be on offer all the time.
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So to co-ordinate the economy seamlessly, markets need an impossible reach: they must price all the goods on offer today, all that will be on offer in the future, and all that might be on offer, if contingencies arise.
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Bonds maturing in May 2024, May 2026 and May 2045 will be on offer.
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Bolton suggested that this is exactly what would be on offer for North Korea.
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So far, EU leaders have been adamant that May's "right deal" won't be on offer.
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The one option that should not be on offer is hiding or distorting the truth.
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I've joined a workshop to develop the bar snacks that'll be on offer at the pub.
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For now, neither side is saying how many will be on offer and at what price.
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Alibaba said that 1 million new products will be on offer during the Singles Day festival.
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Plastic-free packaging isn't the only innovation that's going to be on offer in the Manchester shop.
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Shallow water blocks will be on offer later this month and then conventional onshore areas in July.
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Fried chicken, including some new sandwiches, will be on offer, along with baby back ribs and other barbecue.
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But high-speed internet transformed the types of companies and services that could be on offer, Kazah says.
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It will face either Arsenal or Manchester City in the final when a "double" could be on offer.
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Growing sperm and eggs from body cells is surely the least problematic new technique soon to be on offer.
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In fact, if people worked fewer hours, demand would drop, and so fewer working hours would be on offer.
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Each piece will be on offer for a maximum of five days, or as soon as it sells out.
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On transition, the reality has always been that nothing will be on offer except a prolongation of the status quo.
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The government's 1,23,269,271 shares will be sold for 2,075.31 Colombian pesos each and will be on offer until Oct. 3.
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More French classes will also be on offer for foreign students and student visa applications will be made available online.
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It was also filling, and we skipped the usual few sweets that might be on offer, like ice creams and puddings.
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On Wednesday, $23 billion in 10-year notes will be on offer and on Thursday, $15 billion of 30-year notes.
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As the portability feature has been used it will no longer be on offer if PAI opts to sell the company.
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What they need is a real upgrade in rights & a serious enforcement regime, neither of which appear to be on offer.
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The theater is where I have always felt safest and therefore most receptive to whatever new ideas might be on offer.
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Though lobstermen fretted about local crustacea, supporters of the project in New Bedford touted the new jobs that would be on offer.
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To buy in Minecraft Marketplace, users will employ Minecraft Coins, which will be on offer in-app in exchange for real money.
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By May, Comey's continued investigation into the Russia scandal had proved no such loyalty would be on offer — so Trump fired Comey.
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Dance and theater from Belgium, Poland, Spain, Japan and Brazil will all be on offer at Skirball in the winter and spring.
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The brash Bugatti might even keep outraged climate officials and EU regulators at bay with a hybrid option rumored to be on offer.
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An array of the delivery app's most popular restaurant dishes will be on offer, including those from Wagamama, Chipotle, Bababoom, and Joe Public.
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Meanwhile, in the capital, Ottawa, a full year of celebration is planned; more events will be on offer in Montreal, which turns 375.
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"Such a short technical extension is only likely to be on offer if we have a deal in place," May said on March 13.
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A trove of pre-internet found footage and VHS-era memorabilia will be on offer at a new store from the Everything Is Terrible!
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He added that a "real update in rights and a serious enforcement regime" does not seem to be on offer with the government's package.
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The gala, which is streamed online, often showcases some of the brands that will be on offer and prompts users to begin pre-ordering.
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A Turin specialty, pizza al padellino, a small pizza with a crust that's crunchy on the outside and soft inside, will be on offer.
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A Turin specialty, pizza al padellino, a small pizza with a crust that's crunchy on the outside and soft inside, will be on offer.
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"YourLink", a career path which offers pre-agreed, regular hours, will be on offer to Linklaters lawyers below partner level in Germany from May 1.
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Word that no price-fixed food - only diapers, detergent and deodorant - would be on offer this particular morning spreads quickly, further deflating and frustrating the crowd.
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These things -- good health, strong relationships, healthier children, pleasurable experiences -- should be on offer for all women, not just those who can afford to plan their pregnancies.
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Four hundred and thirty-five seats in the House of Representatives are up for grabs, while 35 of the 100 Senate seats will be on offer too.
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Just be aware that some things, like headphones and a movie to watch while you're in the scanner, might not be on offer at your local facility.
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American Airlines announced that the fare would be on offer on flights from the United States to the Caribbean and Central America—a first for that carrier.
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Although concept cars are traditionally the stars of the show, plenty of headliners from this year's event could soon be on offer at a dealership near you.
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Still, the strength of Facebook's existing platform, and the incentives that will be on offer to encourage Libra's use, could be enough for the currency to thrive.
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Parente said he has not discussed the sale of its stake in Braskem SA, Latin America's biggest petrochemical company, an asset many believe to be on offer.
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But the money seems less important than what else might be on offer: the sort of serious love interest that was missing from his first two cases.
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And for all the golf, horse-riding and mountain-biking that may be on offer, nothing draws people quite like the thrill of snow, many resort officials say.
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I didn't want to do any of these, but Garage Mechanic — which had showed up on my aptitude-and-inclination test — did not seem to be on offer.
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But a different drug was far more likely to be on offer outside the train station downtown, where homeless drug users live in tents pitched on the sidewalk.
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The Dutch company, owned by a consortium of investors, said that only secondary shares would be on offer, with the listing likely to follow weeks after the publication of its prospectus.
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"If we fail to speak up—and act—now our foreign policy and national security will officially be on offer to those who can most effectively fulfill the President's personal prerogatives."
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He said that he thought of the industrial space as a "kind of living room for the community," where art, music, performance and food would be on offer in unexpected ways.
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They admitted the meeting was an attempt to get information on Clinton — but claimed that no useful information turned out to be on offer, and so nothing resulted from the meeting.
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Instead of the woody, citrus, and mildly musky mix of Fierce, shoppers will get a whiff of Ellwood, a gender-neutral fragrance that happens to be on offer for purchase (of course).
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"I imagine that if the U.K. left the EU without a deal on October 31, parliament would be very skeptical of what sort of deal would be on offer from the U.S," he said.
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Brussels said it was in talks with EU states on which of them would take the Diciotti people in, but it declined comment to say which capitals were involved and when help might be on offer.
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While there's no word on whether or not something similar to Mia's yellow dress will be on offer, a preview event showed a red shift, strappy heels, and a simple black clutch as one outfit suggestion.
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Both justice minister Michael Gove and interior minister Theresa May have said they would not notify the EU this year, hoping to take informal soundings first about what terms may be on offer for future ties.
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Barcelona was to play fellow Catalan club Girona FC at Miami's Hard Rock stadium for the landmark fixture, with suggestions that free flights and accommodation would be on offer for Spanish fans willing to make the trip.
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" Asked if Qatar Airways could consider acquiring a stake in Sheremetyevo, 30% of which may be on offer by the airport's private shareholders, Al-Baker said: "We cannot do more than one airport at the same place.
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On March 3, the delegate haul on Super Tuesday will be massive — 33 percent of pledged delegates will be on offer — and securing as much of that total as she can will be pivotal for Warren's campaign.
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The new site will have a less cluttered look and a vastly expanded assortment of designer merchandise aimed at adults (Mickey-themed Ethan Allen furniture and a $350 Siwy denim jacket with Minnie embellishments will be on offer).
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The new site will have a less cluttered look and a vastly expanded assortment of designer merchandise aimed at adults (Mickey-themed Ethan Allen furniture and a $350 Siwy denim jacket with Minnie embellishments will be on offer).
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"If we fail to speak up -- and act -- now our foreign policy and national security will officially be on offer to those who can most effectively fulfill the President's personal prerogatives," the former officials said in their statement.
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All that may be on offer on trade is the potential for an agreement to stay in a temporary customs arrangement while we discuss the possibility of an EU trade deal that all experience shows will take many years to negotiate.
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He did not give details about what stake might be on offer but it is likely to hearten foreign investors, keen to have greater access to a nation with almost 100 million people and which offers cheap power supplies and labour.
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On June 21 and 22, that beer will be on offer at Great Lakes Burning River Fest, a music and craft beer bash to be held at a historic Coast Guard station on Whiskey Island, at the mouth of the Cuyahoga.
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" He said he is "trying to think through 20203," and that "that's a decision I'm trying to think through from a personal and family point of view and also whether what I believe is going to be on offer by somebody.
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Volkswagen (VW) said incentives are currently being prepared for owners of models designed to meet the Euro-1, Euro-2, Euro-3 and Euro-4 emissions standards and will be on offer soon, but it did not disclose any financial details.
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In reality, however, there will be a phase of exploratory contacts during which Britain sounds out - in Brussels and national capitals - what kind of deal could be on offer, and its EU partners seek to clarify what concessions London could make.
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The draft EU guidelines, which will be worked on by diplomats to be approved by the bloc's 27 national leaders in late March, say services will be part of the deal, but spell out clear limits of what can be on offer.
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That sale process is slated to kick off in April, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter, adding that at least 40 percent of the company - worth nearly $2 billion at current market prices - would be on offer.
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By appearing willing to accept No Deal — an economically bad outcome for all sides — the UK government hopes to win concessions from the EU, which, the theory goes, won't be on offer if it seems that Johnson is bluffing, or may be blocked in Parliament.
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Instead of a plated dessert, visitors will brave the Forbidden Forest for sweets, where "pumpkin chutney on sourdough and spiced pumpkin pie" will be on offer alongside Butterbeer and free-roaming costumed dementors as well as magical creatures like Buckbeak the Hippogriff and Aragog the Acromantula.
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Helmut Schuehsler, from TVM Capital Healthcare, a private-equity firm in this sector, says to prevent hospital beds being blocked by oldies, "rehabilitation services" tied to hospitals should be on offer, or at least home care that avoids the need for a hospital in the first place.
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Having persuaded many in European capitals the threat of a so-called no deal exit is real, he is this week making his first attempts to sound out what sort of a deal could be on offer and whether it is something he can sell to lawmakers at home.
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Negotiations on a future trade deal are likely to take some weeks to get going after the December summit, as the EU will first have to go through a process of drafting guidelines for negotiators — although the basic outline of what might be on offer is already fairly plain.
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The company has previously shown off underwater adventures, as well as a Marvel Avengers-themed story, but the one it's launching for the public is a "Bride of Frankenstein" ride that will be on offer for free between October 14 and November 9 at Universal CityWalk in Hollywood.
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"If the House finds a way in the coming days to support a deal, it would allow the government to seek a short, limited, technical extension to Article 50 ... Such a short technical extension is only likely to be on offer if we have a deal in place," May told parliament.
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The series of indicative votes that could be on offer include no deal, May's deal, holding a second referendum, revoking Article 50 and Britain remaining within a customs union with the EU. This would essentially mean that Parliament takes control of Brexit process, strategists at Deutsche Bank noted on Monday.
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Instead of succumbing, browse the Lightning Deals in the morning to see what will be on offer, check with Wirecutter to make sure the price is low enough to qualify as a good deal, then set an alarm for a few minutes before it starts so that you don't miss out.
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As always, the first rule of Prime Day is that you don't talk about Prime Day have to have an Amazon Prime membership to take advantage of the epic and ever-changing deals that will be on offer come July 15 — but conveniently, you can always sign up for a free 30-day trial period.
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If the House finds a way in the coming days to support a deal, it would allow the Government to seek a short limited technical extension to Article 50 to provide time to pass the necessary legislation and ratify the agreement we have reached with the EU. But let me be clear, such a short technical extension is only likely to be on offer if we have a deal in place.
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The United States has stated that a similar agreement would not be on offer to an independent Chuuk.
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These and many other desserts will be on offer at one of the many Konditorei of Vienna, where they are generally eaten with coffee in the afternoon. Liptauer as a spread, or Powidl also as spread or base for dumplings are also quite popular.
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The rapid HIV test had to be on offer to everyone who had incurred a risk of HIV infection, irrespective of gender or sexual orientation. The testing procedure had to include comprehensive pre- test and post-test counselling. Knowledge gained from this form of testing had to be analyzed and eventually be communicated in a structured manner.
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They choose the further options from a list that offers a mixture of practical and academic subjects from all areas of the curriculum (including new subjects they will not have studied before).Arabic will be on offer. Students have access to a wide range of progression routes to the next of their education and of course an EBacc certificate.
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This part, concluding in 11:1, deals with the ban on participation in 'idolatry' in 'places and occasions where sacrificial food may be on offer without involving the believer in idolatry'. As in chapter 8, Paul maintains that 'love is a more valuable criterion than knowledge' (8:1—3), so when acknowledging again the Corinthian principle of freedom (10:23, cf. 6:12), Paul insists on what 'builds up', that is, "what is beneficial to others" (cf. 8:1).
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For the 2020 season's core disciplines - the 200m, 3000m steeplechase, triple jump, discus throw and hammer throw for both men and women - the ranking points will be allotted at the same level as the Diamond League. Wildcard entry to the World Athletics Championships Oregon 2021, available through the Diamond League for other events, will also be on offer for the best athletes in the five 'core' disciplines in the Continental tour. A minimum of $20,000 will be available for each of the core events ($6000 for the winner) and $10,000 for each of the discretionary events ($3000 for the winner).
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In addition these providers all offer additional value during the intervals e.g. interviews with choreographers, cast members, a backstage tour which would not be on offer at the live event itself. Other live events in this field include live theatre from NT Live, Branagh Live, Royal Shakespeare Company, Shakespeare's Globe, the Royal Ballet, Mariinsky Ballet, the Bolshoi Ballet and the Berlin Philharmoniker. In the last ten years this initial offering of the arts has also expanded to include live and recorded music events such as Take That Live, One Direction Live, Andre Rieu, live musicals such as the recent Miss Saigon and a record-breaking Billy Elliot Live In Cinemas.
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In Mongolia, the local people clandestinely kill these pelicans to use or sell their bills as pouches. On a typical day in a commercial Mongolian marketplace, as many as fifty pelican bills may be on offer for sale, and they are considered such a rare prize that ten horses and thirty sheep are considered a fair price to trade for a single pelican. Due to exploitation at all stages of the life cycle, the species is critically endangered in its Mongolian range, with a total population of fewer than 130 individual birds. Dalmatian pelicans also regularly fly into power-lines and are killed by electrocution.
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Significant prizes can be on offer, valued in the hundreds of dollars, but they can be won only when a player has reached a particular point or yard total. In most Razzle set-ups, the player must bet one unit of currency (dollar, pound, Euro) per roll. Whenever the player throws a total of 29, the game is "doubled": the player must pay twice as much for all future rolls, but will receive an extra prize at the end of the game. Jay Mallin records the game being played with eight dice instead of marbles and holes, in Cuban nightclubs and casinos in the 1950s.
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A liberal Protestant in the all- Ireland tradition, Robb was educated at Rockport School, Holywood, County Down, and at Merchiston Castle School Edinburgh. Later, he became a Wolfe Tone Society contact in the 1960s, and in the early 1980s he founded the New Ireland Group, which sought to promote a new vision of Ireland which would radically differ both from the Unionist viewpoint and from the Catholic and Gaelic vision which was then perceived to be on offer as an alternative to Unionism. In 1982, he was nominated by the Taoiseach Charles Haughey to be a member of the 16th Seanad. He was nominated to the 17th Seanad by the Fine Gael Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald, and by Haughey to the 18th Seanad.
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More than 300 former U.S. foreign policy and national security officials who had served under both Democratic and Republican administrations signed an open letter on September 27, supporting a congressional impeachment inquiry into Trump's conduct relating to Ukraine. The officials, who formerly served in the U.S. Intelligence Community, National Security Council, and departments of Defense, Justice, and Homeland Security, wrote that Trump's actions raised "a profound national security concern" and that "President Trump appears to have leveraged the authority and resources of the highest office in the land to invite additional foreign interference into our democratic processes. If we fail to speak up—and act—now our foreign policy and national security will officially be on offer to those who can most effectively fulfill the President's personal prerogatives." The American Foreign Service Association and American Academy of Diplomacy, representing members of the U.S. diplomatic corps, expressed alarm at Trump's disparagement of the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine in his call with Zelensky.
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