Whether it's within our borders or outside of our borders.
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The borders, what I feel are false borders among us.
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So borders can be boundaries, boundaries can be transgressed, or not; borders confine people, but the absence of borders is not freedom.
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"They want to have open borders, and open borders mean crime, and open borders mean people drowning in the rivers," Mr. Trump said.
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" Democrat Dan McCready and borders "You must defeat open borders, and you have a Democrat named Dan McCready and he wants open borders.
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We&aposre just going to get borders -- sovereign nation with borders.
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"There's a crossing of national borders, of cultural borders," he said.
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But where physical borders have melted away, other borders have risen.
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Since trash moves across borders, the solution can also have no borders.
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We don't want crime and we want borders where borders mean something.
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Borders Books was founded in 1971 by brothers Tom and Louis Borders.
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Terror sees no borders and coverage should pay no attention to borders, either.
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" Democrats and borders As usual, Trump claimed of Democrats, "They want open borders.
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We all need to build bridges and increase understanding across borders — state borders.
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The result has determined our future beyond our borders, but also within our borders.
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Elephants Without Borders Elephants Without Borders aims to improve elephant conservation science in Africa.
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Perhaps the drive to restore European borders is, on some level, about borders themselves.
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" Democrats and borders Trump claimed three times that the Democratic Party supports "open borders.
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Me. Strong military, strong borders — he doesn't care about borders — but strong military. Tremendous.
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There are many such checkpoints scattered throughout the continental United States — borders within borders.
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There are the borders that register quickly as borders—red, metal spikes jutting from dusty hills, glinting spirals of razor wire—and then there are borders that don't.
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When faced with a choice, nearly 28503 percent want secure borders rather than open borders.
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North Kivu borders Rwanda and Uganda and trade activity fuels heavy movement across the borders.
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Yobe state directly borders Niger and is also close to Nigeria's borders with Chad and Cameroon.
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"Borders are our redline, and any enemy violating these borders will not go back," Salami continued.
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Me. Strong military, strong borders -- but he cares less about the borders -- but strong military, tremendous.
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THE borders between criticism of Israel, anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism are, like Israel's borders, disputed.
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Independent once more, Borders continued to expand under the new name Borders Group, according to Reuters.
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You can also follow everything publishing from Borders on the new Vox Borders Facebook Watch Page.
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You have to recognize you can't have open borders, you have to have properly monitored borders.
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Confronting a virus that respects no borders, this modern Europe without borders is building them everywhere.
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But what other barriers or what borders exists beyond that wall, and that is maritime borders.
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Since the Brexit referendum, much has been said, and promised, about "soft" borders and "hard" borders.
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" As the press release explains, "Border Crossers invites the public to rethink the notion of borders in a globalized world […] This project envisions technology as a positive tool to establish dialogues beyond borders, to question borders, and to create a symbolic suspension and transcendence of borders.
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The first is the construction of border infrastructure, the deployment of a lot more agents at borders, the construction of walls at borders—the spending of a lot more money on borders.
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" Democrats and borders Trump three times called Democrats the party of "open borders," saying at the Values Voter Summit, "They believe in open borders, where anybody can come into our country -- anybody.
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Beginning today, the United States of America gets back control of its borders, gets back its borders.
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They want open borders, and crime is OK. We want strong borders, and we want no crime.
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PASSAGE WILL SHOW THAT WE WANT STRONG BORDERS & SECURITY WHILE THE DEMS WANT OPEN BORDERS = CRIME. WIN!
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Borders between cities and countryside, borders between young and old and, above all, between rich and poor.
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Before you ask them to respect our borders, ask yourself: Has the West ever respected anyone's borders?
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PASSAGE WILL SHOW THAT WE WANT STRONG BORDERS & SECURITY WHILE THE DEMS WANT OPEN BORDERS = CRIME. WIN!
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" Democrats and borders Trump said on two occasions that the Democrats have a policy of "open borders.
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By that, I mean conditions of borders within borders, shifting terrain, the effects of climate change, capitalism.
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This year's theme is Borders, revealing complex experiences of moving across geo-political and ideological borders, illuminating the way real and imagined borders intersect, and celebrating our capacity to create connection across boundaries.
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We&aposre defending our borders, because if you don&apost have borders, you don&apost have a country.
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In 1994, the company merged with Borders, and in 2011 all Waldenbooks stores closed when Borders Group liquidated.
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And when you look at open borders, how about the open borders, where everybody can just come in.
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Our country, like any country, needs borders and must decide who and how many can cross those borders.
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You're a vocal advocate for open borders — do you see elites as a useful ally for open borders?
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Obviously when you bring down borders, the people with the goods to cross the borders will benefit the most.
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"The Democrats want open borders, which is basically saying, &aposWe want open borders, we want crime,&apos" Trump said.
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North Korea borders China and Russia, and any crisis on the peninsula would add extra strain to those borders.
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He's trying to close borders to trade and put limits on the ability of corporations to move across borders.
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She viewed Perry's words as comments on literal borders, rather than the metaphorical borders between fans on the internet.
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Member states must manage their borders and [external] European borders in a way that will not produce any deficiencies.
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The Democrats do not care about Open Borders and all of the crime and drugs that Open Borders bring!
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Soldiers can pursue militants across borders, if necessary, but only Boko Haram fights as if the borders don't exist.
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"The concept of using borders, and being involved in borders, is very natural to a Jerusalemite," Mr. Greenfield said.
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"The borders of Greece are the external borders of Europe," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of Greece said on Sunday.
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The plan proposes significant changes to Israel's pre-1967 borders; the borders in question were not drawn in 1967.
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Politicians who insist on control over borders and immigration will be helped, even as the virus transcends borders easily.
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Protect the country's borders Another top campaign promise Trump made was to strengthen the country's borders and stop illegal immigration.
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I can't put borders up — speaking of borders — in a neighboring state where you can buy this damn stuff legally.
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It is, of course, not called the Open Borders Bill, because it's not actually about opening the borders at all.
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Unsecure open borders Another radical position now very popular on the left is open borders and amnesty for illegal immigrants.
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He said the only way to keep Europe's internal borders open was to be much harsher on its external borders.
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"PASSAGE WILL SHOW THAT WE WANT STRONG BORDERS & SECURITY WHILE THE DEMS WANT OPEN BORDERS = CRIME," the president wrote on Twitter.
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You can stay up to date with the Borders journey on Facebook, Instagram, or by signing up for the Vox Borders newsletter.
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" This did not mean that he wanted an end to borders: "France has some borders, a republican tradition, it is a place.
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"PASSAGE WILL SHOW THAT WE WANT STRONG BORDERS & SECURITY WHILE THE DEMS WANT OPEN BORDERS = CRIME," the Republican president wrote on Twitter.
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As we move to erect and enforce more borders, this is another message worth apprehending: Borders do not simply keep others out.
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And 28503 percent say that secure borders are preferable to open borders, with 22019 percent saying that current border security is inadequate.
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Between Maxine Waters and Nancy Pelosi, and getting rid of ICE, and having open borders -- and the biggest thing, you have open borders.
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The bottom line should be that America will respect the borders of Russia if Russia starts to respect the borders of its neighbors.
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And so when they see open borders or porous borders where the rule of law is not even being applied, they're very concerned.
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All images stills from the "Borders" video This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. M.I.A's video for "Borders" is one grand visual spectacle.
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" He added: "We spend billions of dollars in other countries maintaining their borders and we can't maintain our borders in our own country.
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Prevent conflict from spreading beyond geographical borders With the interconnectedness of our world, extremist groups can easily spread their ideologies beyond geographical borders.
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" Democrats and borders Trump said the Democrats refuse to work with him to fix immigration laws "because they want to have open borders.
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The team describes a sophisticated biometric ID program at the borders of Otra Nation, but there's also a heavy dose of utopianism — as architect and collective member Tegan Bukowski puts it, people will respect borders because the borders are no longer oppressive.
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If we cannot secure our own borders, how realistic is it that we can protect ourselves by redrawing the borders of Syria or Iraq?
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There are four DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS waiting right outside the BORDERS of Mr. Ries's puzzle: DOCTOR OZ, DOCTOR WHO, DOCTOR NO and DOCTOR DRE.
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In other words, when it comes to borders, US operations aren't limited either to the Western hemisphere or even to countries with land borders.
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" -- August 218 campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire "All my rhetoric is that we have to have borders, they want to have open borders.
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But today, relatively few land borders exist to physically fend off a neighboring power, and countries even cooperate to police the borders they share.
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"If you challenge the constitution and if you challenge the borders of Iraq and the borders of the region, this is a public invitation to the countries in the region to violate Iraqi borders as well, which is a very dangerous escalation," Mr. Abadi said.
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"We have established 15-mile-wide territorial waters whose borders become state borders," Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev told a briefing after signing the Caspian convention.
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My young cousin in Tel Aviv who took her life, an Israeli unable to establish her own borders in a Jewish state of uncertain borders.
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That was that they, often without realizing it, were bound not just by national borders but by shared cultural and political bonds beyond these borders.
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There's no country in the world that does not have control of its borders or isn't at least trying to get control of the borders.
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"Beginning today, the United States of America gets back control of its borders, gets back its borders," Trump said at the Department of Homeland Security.
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"Cartography is used as a political tool to justify borders, but natural borders are just geometry—as humans, we give them political value," he said.
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You either have borders and laws that enforce those borders, and in fact that is what it means to be a country, or you don&apost.
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So we are left with an enemy within our borders, without our borders, and a weak enabler of that enemy at the head of our government.
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Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Borders Books was founded in 1971 by University of Michigan graduates Tom and Louis Borders, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The first was that they guaranteed the borders of Europe — so post-World War II borders, which had been up for grabs until then, were guaranteed.
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AfD leaders have proposed closing Germany's borders to new migrants, suspending the right to asylum, and shutting down the EU's internal open borders policy (called Schengen).
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"We have a right to protect our borders, whether they're seaward, coastlines, or land borders," Kelly told the Military Times in November, nine months after retiring.
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Any state that lies on the northern and southern borders or has international airports or has access to our 95,000 miles of coast line are borders states.
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"Because of closed borders Serbia may find itself in a problem, Serbia will not allow that," he said without specifying whether Belgrade would also seal its borders.
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Our fifty states benefit from the free exchange of goods and services across state borders in the same way that nations benefit from exchange across international borders.
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The Endangered Species Act has no authority beyond U.S. borders, but the government can regulate the import and export of trophies and body parts across U.S. borders.
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At the very least, those attributes include the ability to secure a nation's borders and to have some modicum of control of the activities within those borders.
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Many migrants, realizing the borders were firmly closed, are now headed to Turkey's western borders where they are attempting to cross to the Greek islands by boat.
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"In a way, it's a lesson: viruses don't respect borders, climate change doesn't respect borders," Tubiana, who continues to closely track climate diplomacy, told an online briefing.
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Open borders advocates should realize that the immigration system they seek would cause not only more loss of American lives, but suffering outside our borders as well.
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" Trump again falsely claimed that the Democrats want open borders, which isn't a mainstream position for the party, and said "open borders mean people drowning in the rivers.
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CONWAY: You&aposre either for open borders and the crime that comes with that, or you&aposre for a sovereign nation that has physical borders and less crime.
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But borders are also an example of structural violence, of using a system of laws and regulations that deprive other people of opportunities through the imposition of borders.
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Click More Borders at the bottom of the borders drop-down menu (on the Home tab of the ribbon), and the diagonal buttons are by the box corners.
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"The issue of borders is an open issue for Croatia," Plenkovic said, adding that Croatia had proposed to Slovenia a legal framework for new talks on the borders.
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Countries whose borders were sensitively drawn around ethnic groups—Swaziland, Ethiopia, Cambodia, or South Sudan—have fared no better, and often much worse, than those with "artificial" borders.
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Borders marked its newfound independence by beginning to phase out the Waldenbooks name, and both booksellers shuttered for good after the Borders Group filed for liquidation in 2011.
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Points in the conflict Borders: There was keen interest in whether Hamas would make official its stance on which borders it would recognize as constituting a Palestinian state.
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That means investing in two things: understanding what's lurking in Kim's head and strengthening our barriers from missiles streaking towards our borders and the borders of our allies.
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Large movements of refugees and pilgrims over historically porous borders with Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq mean cases may have moved across land borders into these countries, Dar said.
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One patient is being treated in Zabaikalsky region, which borders China, with the second case detected in the Tyumen region in Western Siberia, which borders Kazakhstan, TASS reports.
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" He went on to add that the GOP sought "Strong Borders and no Crime," as opposed to Democrats, who he maintained "want Open Borders and are weak on Crime!
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We've defended the borders of other nations, while leaving our own borders wide open, for anyone to cross, and for drugs to pour in at a now unprecedented rate.
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We've defended the borders of other nations, while leaving our own borders wide open, for anyone to cross -- and for drugs to pour in at a now unprecedented rate.
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It would also be helpful if they could explain how they can insist on Israel's retreat to the 1967 borders and then scold Israel when it defends those borders.
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There's been a tendency to define Europe as the end of borders—looking at it that way, the reintroduction of borders could challenge the concept of the European Union.
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Earlier today, he had very tough words for Democrats that literally want to eliminate ICE, in other words, protection of our southern borders, wide open borders, are they serious?
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Borders and walls can restrict movement but it is unlikely to stop refugees from crossing borders today, Edwards said: "People tend to figure out ways to get around it."
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As countries become more protective of borders and their national interests, it will become harder for giant corporations to stretch across those borders without fear of a political backlash.
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We've defended the borders of other nations, while leaving our own borders wide open, for anyone to cross — and for drugs to pour in at a now unprecedented rate.
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MPP started in January and is already functioning in Mexicali and Tijuana in Baja California, which borders California, and Ciudad Juarez in Chihuahua, which borders New Mexico and Texas.
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I have surface-to-surface missiles right now on my borders, only 30-50 km away from my borders, the range of these missiles could reach 550km, owned by militia, and militia carrying out exercises on my borders, and militia in control of warplanes, for the first time in history, right on my borders, and these war planes that are controlled by the militia carry out activities against their own people in Aden.
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From the borders of Macedonia where migrants crowded waiting for a chance to move further into northern Europe, to the borders with Bulgaria, hundreds of tractors blocked key transit points.
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AREU: Well, we don&apost have terrorists trying to come through the northern border, I mean, all our borders should be secure if we are going to talk about borders.
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In this vein, Tyler Cowen has suggested that because it courts backlash so brazenly, the open borders movement might not necessarily be good for open borders in the long run.
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Enforcing biometric exit at land borders has been more challenging, but customs officials hope that more sophisticated cameras could allow similar facial recognition systems to be used at land borders.
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Not to make this about politics or walls or borders or displacement, but Australian pop balladeer Troye Sivan's "Lucky Strike" is all about politics and walls and borders and displacement.
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"Within the context of war on Islamic totalitarianism, as long as Europe's borders are not protected by our partners, France will re-establish lasting controls at its borders," he said.
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When the Chinese and Thai borders were tightened the gangs needed new routes to international markets and Bangladesh, with its busy sea ports and porous borders, seemed the obvious choice.
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While the explicit borders of nation-states are being challenged and, in some cases dismantled or diminished, the implicit borders of the digital world are just starting to take shape.
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North Kivu is near the borders of Rwanda and Uganda, reminding us of the challenges with the 2014 outbreak that began at the borders of Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.
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"Prudencia Hart happens in the borders: the borders between England and Scotland, yes, but it also sort of happens in the border between the supernatural and the real," Wilson says.
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The urgency of dealing with our borders should not be held hostage by election year legislation and this summer's field hearings; securing our borders must be a national security priority.
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And because fewer of those service providers rely on supply chains that cross borders, a greater share of the value they created stays within U.S. borders and benefits American workers.
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KASTANIES, Greece (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday a migrant crisis on its borders with Turkey was an asymmetrical threat to the borders of the European Union.
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" Mr. Wilders, who supports shutting down mosques and closing the borders to asylum seekers, wrote on Twitter, "The man of open borders, asylum tsunami, mass immigration, Islamization, lies and deceit.
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From Eidomeni, he paid a taxi driver $160 to reach the Greece-FYROM borders and then a third smuggler helped him cross the borders on foot, for a fee of $2,150.
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The group doesn't care much for borders, as its name suggests, translating directly to "People Without Borders," though not to be confused with a DC-based nonprofit of the same name.
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If you look at Nancy Pelosi and you look at Chuck Schumer, you'll see tapes where they wanted to have borders -- they needed borders for security -- just a short while ago.
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Due to growing concerns that Ebola will be transmitted beyond DRC borders, an official said they are increasing their response activities on the borders of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan.
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The parts that go into major assemblies may cross multiple borders, sometimes back and forth in various stages of completion, and could incur multiple tariffs on both sides of the borders.
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MALKIN: So let me dispel the open borders ideology and the fog that clouds so much of this discussion and this debate on the left and on the open borders right.
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But the Trump administration suggests that the open borders lobby is, in fact, massive and powerful and that essentially all critics of its approach to immigration policy are open borders fanatics.
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I would hope that a wall would secure the borders, but I'm not sure about it, that it will secure the borders, because people come in here flying and never leave.
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The borders of the fictional post-Soviet autocracy Arstotzka are opened for the first time in years, and you are one of the everyday citizens tasked with securing your nation's borders.
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"You can't put borders up, speaking of borders, to a neighboring state where you can buy this damn stuff legally," he told reporters after visiting survivors and their families on Monday.
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What to watch: Officials noted that the Congo River, which borders Mbandaka, is a transport "highway" which carries people to the capital of Kinshasha and across "porous borders" into neighboring countries.
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Sebastian Kurz, the Austrian chancellor, has called for ever-harder "external" borders, which refers to those separating the European Union from the outside world, in order to keep internal borders open.
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"The paradox of a virus that knows no borders is that the solution requires borders, not just between countries but within them," said Nathalie Tocci, an adviser to the European Union.
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"We will no tolerate risk at our borders," Ardern said at a news conference, adding that borders will remain open for freight and cargo and urged people not to panic-shop.
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While many airlines have suspended flights to China, the authorities in Hong Kong, which shares both land and sea borders with Mainland China, have staunchly refused to close off its borders.
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Millions of people watch Fox News and think they're getting the conservative antidote, when in fact the open borders corporatists have found a new way to package their open borders poison.
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What happens to migrants when the U.S. closes its borders What happens to migrants when the U.S. closes its borders Over the past year, 16,000 Haitians arrived at the Mexico-U.
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BANGKOK — Myanmar recognizes 135 ethnic groups within its borders.
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" And: "Democrats want open borders, they don't mind crime.
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But there are plenty of precedents — beyond America's borders.
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Trump: Just to finish on the borders -- Wallace: Yes.
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Donald Trump is also against open borders-type policies, but it's primarily because he fears open borders would put Americans out of work, and probably also because he's a xenophobe at large.
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That's why I decided to write this book: to think about why are so many people dying at borders and what the connection is between borders and this violence that surrounds them.
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Merkel said all EU states should have an interest in protecting the bloc's external borders, and all would suffer if the internal passport-free Schengen zone collapsed and national borders were closed.
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"In other words they want open borders and more crime, and that's what you&aposre going to get -- you're going to get more crime as you open up those borders," he said.
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And if you have borders and you do have laws to enforce those borders, that doesn&apost mean that anyone who wants to come in gets to come in under any circumstances.
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Yalcindag in an interview last year expressed hope that Trump would make foreign policy decisions that give Turkey more power to address regional issues and problems near its borders (Syria borders Turkey).
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General director of Doctors Without Borders, Christopher Stokes, second left, speaks with Guilhem Molinie, MSF's representative in Afghanistan, second right, at the gate of a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan.
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Dress code issues have become a cause that resonates far beyond the borders of whatever institution or industry is in question, and one that unites people across political parties and national borders.
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No wonder EU President Jean Claude Juncker recently called borders the "worst thing ever invented;" he must hate borders for getting in the way of the EU's never-ending desire for unfiltered power.
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Though not specifically mentioned, the borders almost mirrored the 2202 lines (also called the 2628 armistice lines infamously reference by President George W. Bush), the geographic borders before the 28500 Arab-Israeli war.
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Rail freight therefore requires special handling at China's borders with Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia, and again between the borders of Russia/Central Asia and Iran/Europe ("List of track gauges", Wikipedia, Apr 2016).
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But the Southwest border is only 1,954 miles long, less than two percent of the 101,471-mile border around the United States (6,000 miles of land borders and 95,471 miles of coastline borders).
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She communicated with textile artists who live in communities whose borders have been marked "by imprints of power and scars of destruction," creating connections across cultures that dismantle physical, political, and historical borders.
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Trump's move came a day after the European Union agreed to close its external borders to noncitizens, and two days after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced similar restrictions on his country's borders.
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It was a convening of the arts community to reflect on the current crisis on our borders and hear from artists whose art addresses and/or contests the idea of borders, belonging, movement.
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The latest star firms rely on selling intangibles across borders.
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A nation without borders is not a nation at all.
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If borders were open, how many people would up sticks?
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Now, with a new season three months away, Borders enters.
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Borders has worked in health care, philanthropy and real estate.
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The borders are not in— TRUMP: Of course, it's in.
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It is the party of closed doors, but open borders.
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WE'RE GOING TO MOVE ON THINGS LIKE SECURING THE BORDERS.
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A few months ago, I returned to Souriyat Across Borders.
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He says the daily pace of work borders on fanatical.
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What these folks are saying is, no borders, non- whatsoever.
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And, of course, as you see, they want open borders.
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They&aposre running on -- number one they want open borders.
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And the U.S. isn't the only country reinforcing its borders.
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Today, our armies must defend these borders and these nations.
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INGRAHAM: Again, pot, porn industry, abortion, open borders and MS13.
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Wakanda will open its borders, but only a little bit.
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It sees the exercises as a threat to its borders.
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We tend to assume these are neutrally drawn, immutable borders.
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Companies are even being drawn from beyond the Swiss borders.
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People carrying the virus may still get through international borders.
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Israel and Egypt have already relaxed restrictions at the borders.
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At its best Pop América, however, verges on disrupting borders.
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Most provinces limit how much people can transport across borders.
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Spain has open borders with its neighbours France and Portugal.
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Although they appear solid, borders are mere illusions of security.
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The array of options and sliding bars borders on overkill.
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Borders remain dynamic with massive changes to the international order.
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Macao has considered closing its borders to Mainland China entirely.
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But open borders are fundamentally important to the European economy.
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Xinjiang, he said, uses the drones near its western borders.
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Borders and nationalities were not foremost in many artists's minds.
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Brexit hopes to shore up Britain's borders by other means.
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"There is no boundary or borders with eSports," Lasker says.
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That's not something you give into and close the borders.
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A small park now borders the river at the falls.
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The internet has no borders; its natural habitat is global.
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They're really shutting our borders down for those seeking asylum.
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"Frida went beyond borders in the art community," she said.
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You just don't know what happens when you touch borders.
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The resulting realignment will have reverberations far beyond France's borders.
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We know this is a problem that crosses national borders.
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Governments must monitor their borders and keep track of arrivals.
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We have 1,400 kilometers [870 miles] of borders with Iran.
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The interests he threatens are at his borders, not America's.
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Sweden and Denmark added identity checks at their borders today.
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And the early experience is one that borders on disappointing.
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They'd surely prefer a market less marked by national borders.
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You can also subscribe to receive regular Borders email updates.
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UPDATE: The submission period for Vox Borders stories has ended.
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"The borders are simply too porous," said an Iraqi official.
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"It helped define the borders of my sexuality a lot."
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For some, urns are a topic that borders on taboo.
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After all, the benefits of infrastructure projects spill across borders.
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The two Greek soldiers, Erdogan said, had violated Turkish borders.
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You know more about borders, I think, than anybody, right?
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Text on her dress says "No Police" and "No Borders".
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They are a way of flirting around boundaries and borders.
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Both the "Chinese" and the "Kenyan" models have crossed borders.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are advocating for open borders, according to Trump.
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Globally, about $21.5bn of worn clothes crossed borders in 212.
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The issues around financial literacy reach beyond U.S. borders. Rep.
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Potter County, which borders Randall County, has encountered similar problems.
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Entering our borders to rebuild their lives where it's safe.
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American spy agencies conduct similar electronic espionage outside U.S. borders.
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But an independent trade policy and open borders are incompatible.
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This is true not just across borders but within them.
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Last year, Vox Borders went to Hong Kong and Colombia.
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The second argument for open borders is a moral one.
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Open Borders Essay question: Does immigration strengthen or undermine tolerance?
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At Berkshire, we hope to invest significant sums across borders.
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You wouldn't have just one Borders serve an entire region.
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Smart, tough on crime, borders & trade, loves Vets & Military. Tuesday!
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Americans understand that we are not a country without borders.
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Her laws, her Constitution, the Declaration, her borders, her history.
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Do you see themes across borders with young people today?
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The group is Pueblo Sin Fronteras, not People Without Borders.
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Albania is now deploying extra police to guard its borders.
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He makes policy for everyone living within the nation's borders.
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Meanwhile, they are unclear about where the borders actually lie.
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"I don't think [closing borders] is a solution," she said.
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The phenomenon crosses borders, challenges law systems and seems unstoppable.
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Le Pen advocates closing the borders and quitting the euro.
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NATO also has carried out extensive maneuvers near Russian borders.
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Unlikely, yes, but no longer outside the borders of reality.
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One of the awarded blocks, Block 9, borders Israeli waters.
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Recipients have included Doctors Without Borders and the late Sen.
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Bradford County, in the state's northeast, borders New York state.
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Now the borders have been shut, food prices could skyrocket.
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"Then we must secure our borders even more," Faymann said.
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There are no special screen borders or graphic display options.
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They fly over cities, across borders, from country to country.
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It also disrupted deliveries to Austria's southern and southeastern borders.
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This latest episode of Vox Borders looks at cumbia's origins.
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"Over here we have to close the borders," he said.
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GVCs are networks of production stages that span national borders.
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The other broad trend is for shopping across national borders.
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And if that doesn't work, we're gonna close the borders.
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Through the deal, Amazon managed the online sales for Borders.
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Both want to keep their borders closed for illegal migrants.
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YOUNGSTERS have long crossed borders in search of an education.
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Lebanon also bars Israeli products from crossing into its borders.
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In the internet age, those traditional borders are less effective.
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The state has a history of drawing unconstitutional congressional borders.
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Yellowstone borders Montana, a state Zinke previously represented in Congress.
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We are called to have compassion that extends beyond borders.
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He'll stand up for our flag and against open borders.
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The best part is probably the font and the borders.
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Congress, too, has some degree of control over our borders.
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Unsurprisingly, the scale of the problem often borders on overwhelming.
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"our civilization", and "our borders" from attackers, echoing the coded
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Mr. de Waal is an outspoken supporter of open borders.
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In them, she says she supports open borders and trade.
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The district borders South Carolina and encompasses some Charlotte suburbs.
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He arrived in Sweden just before Europe's borders slammed shut.
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Advocacy group Reporters Without Borders said it supported the lawsuit.
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Do not expect cinema to set up walls and borders.
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NAMELY, PROTECT THEIR OWN BORDERS FROM THESE VERY SAME PROBLEMS.
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Consolidation, including across borders, could be one option, she said.
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We should be taking down borders, not putting them up.
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The snow fumbles at your borders, wants a way in.
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You'll get more crime as you open up those borders.
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GREG ELDER Medical Coordinator, Access Campaign Doctors Without Borders Paris
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This Texas city borders Mexico, giving it a unique culture.
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She's totally unknown beyond the borders of the First State.
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"For this little kid, there are no walls and borders."
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This borders on treason, if it is not itself treason.
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"We need to take control of our borders," he says.
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If you don't have Borders, you don't have a Country!
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"We need to secure our borders," the retired neurosurgeon said.
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They don't care about America's porous borders continuing as is.
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The futility of the entire endeavor borders on the absurd.
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Without the shrunken borders, the mine could not be reopened.
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But there was a fatal flaw: There were no borders.
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Doctors Without Borders announced in the days after the Aug.
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"They've closed the borders, it's hard for us," he said.
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TRUMP: So just to finish on the borders... WALLACE: Yes?
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Turkey has seemed to extend its crackdown beyond its borders.
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Open borders glamorize victimhood and aggrievement over an aspirational outlook.
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"Barbarians" from the north menaced outer borders and Rome itself.
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Theirs is a repressive, hateful ideology that respects no borders.
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It shares borders with Angola, Zambia, South Africa and Botswana.
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Where possible, such planning should even jump over international borders.
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Piles of rocks, laid by farmers, demarcated the flooded borders.
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People are closing borders, closing their minds, closing their hearts.
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We know that a strong nation must have strong borders.
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Will the way we think about borders change in 2016?
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Build those walls to stop illegals from crossing our borders.
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"[Democrats] want open borders and crime is okay," Trump said.
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The opening of borders and communication worked both ways, however.
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"We didn't cross any borders; we were here," Tamez said.
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Israel insists that Iranian forces stay away from its borders.
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Open borders to foreign investment from U.S. and other countries.
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This case allowed states to regulate businesses within their borders.
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Mind our own business and don't reach beyond our borders.
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And if they cross borders, they may break national laws.
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The United States also helps Saudi Arabia guard its borders.
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"Neither terrorism nor organized crime respects national borders," he said.
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Closing our borders would be surrender to a nonexistent enemy.
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What's been the secret of that stability within its borders?
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But for white men, open borders remained very much real.
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"A nation without borders is not a nation," Trump said.
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The new coronavirus knows no national borders or social boundaries.
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"The idea of borders is a colonizer idea," said Leal.
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At any moment our borders and ports could be closed.
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Cheap Venezuelan gasoline gushes across the Colombian and Brazilian borders.
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Establishment European leaders insist on open borders within the bloc.
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The downswingers embrace ethnic and national cohesion and closed borders.
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Indonesia has more than 120 active volcanoes within its borders.
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Ms. Borders, who steps into her new role on Nov.
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Earlier this month, Sweden announced plans to tighten its borders.
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Millions of refugees live in misery and spill over borders.
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It's a far cry from "open borders," as Biden suggests.
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Borders are one way we keep mobility extremely artificially constrained.
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Other kids are now separated from their parents by borders.
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And it is not a concept confined by American borders.
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Or if he fails to get control of our borders.
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We will have strong borders again, and I mean that.
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We want to secure our borders and protect our workers.
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The Democrats don't want to let us have strong borders.
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If you don't have borders you don't have a country.
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In 1992, our borders might as well not have existed.
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Today, more Guyanese live outside Guyana than within its borders.
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What do borders mean in today's world of mass migration?
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But it also has consequences far beyond the nation's borders.
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Borders keep brothers from brothers no matter where, what country.
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Who else hunts down its enemies far beyond Russia's borders?
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Congress has to address why can't we close our borders.
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North American products cross borders often before reaching the consumer.
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Both Morocco and Peru closed their borders on March 22020.
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In Renaissance Italy, cultural borders existed only to be crossed.
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And certainly they will prevent refugees from reaching European borders.
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"It's about loving people and reaching across borders," they said.
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We need a reconciliation conference and to secure the borders.
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Brazil and Colombia have so far kept their borders open.
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But the cancer cells have burst through their calcium borders.
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The province borders Turkey, which has kept its border closed.
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They go along with open borders because they have to.
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Its external borders are stronger, and better policed and managed.
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The Vietnam War created millions of refugees within its borders.
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So they have open borders, sanctuary cities, raise everybody's taxes.
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The disparities along those simulated borders didn't widen; they disappeared.
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Public health knows no borders, no boundaries, nor should it.
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This local media meltdown affects political reporting beyond its borders.
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Iran has small mountain ranges along some of its borders.
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Artistic expression cannot be limited by geopolitical borders nor copyright.
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Leader Schumer, Speaker Pelosi: Our nation cannot have open borders.
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Borders declared bankruptcy in 2006, and ceased operations in 2011.
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There's literally nothing that's not connected far beyond our borders.
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Of course, such problems don't end at South Africa's borders.
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Reporters Without Borders published the 2017 World Freedom Press Index.
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It borders Lake Superior, the biggest of the Great Lakes.
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And this time, the borders are being drawn around corporations.
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But the contest could have implications far beyond Warren's borders.
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Other countries and regions stopped short of closing borders entirely.
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Just as global warming knows no borders, neither can solutions.
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Mr. Lofven said controls at Sweden's borders had been tightened.
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That means the decision will reverberate far beyond Britain's borders.
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This I know, because Europe no longer has any borders.
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China is aware of Russia's nuclear arsenal on its borders.
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"We will bring back our borders" — where did they go?
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Neighborhood borders are vague and debated among even longtime residents.
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Two examples of these are Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders.
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If we divide people beyond our borders, we divide ourselves.
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But the falling vehicle sales didn't stop at China's borders.
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They lead the "Borders and Boundaries in World Politics" project.
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Closing the borders reduced competition and commerce, prolonging the Depression.
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Illegal crossers climb over high fences on U.S. borders too.
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Delphine Halgand is the U.S. director of Reporters Without Borders.
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One priority is looking for ways to secure our borders.
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Europe wants its borders protected from the onslaught of migrants.
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The internet has no borders — its natural habitat is global.
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The cliff borders one side of a narrow cobblestone street.
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He's very strong on borders, very strong on illegal immigration.
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When music comes from the heart, it knows no borders!
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"Democrats have to understand that ... borders mean something," he added.
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China's government rigidly controls the internet within the nation's borders.
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Ms. Huster is a field coordinator with Doctors Without Borders.
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They like the Venezuela financial model, High Taxes & Open Borders!
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Those forces work across borders and should affect all countries.
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It has small mountain ranges along some of its borders.
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Others become stateless as new nations emerge, or borders change.
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He gave citizenship to ethnic Hungarians living beyond the borders.
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The Colorado River borders Arches National Park in southeastern Utah.
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Yet much else in this smart comedy resonates across borders.
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Doctors Without Borders and Oxfam are two examples of NGOs.
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Kachin is Myanmar's northernmost state and borders China and India.
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Wallace: Secretary Clinton -- Clinton: We will not have open borders.
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Clinton: We'll have secure borders but we'll also have reform.
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Decriminalizing migration isn't exactly the same as opening the borders.
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What they have is open borders for the privileged few.
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And that has been an eternal source of frustration to the open-borders advocates, who fully understand that treating removal proceedings as criminal trials would effectively eliminate any meaningful control of over our borders.
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If those numbers are swiftly replicated elsewhere, it is not hard to imagine nations shutting borders, ceasing trade and – particularly damaging in an era of global supply chains – locking down supplies within their borders.
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Few borders in the world are more emblematic of the separation between the "haves" and the "have-nots" than the fortified borders of Ceuta and Melilla, Spain's autonomous enclaves on the northern African coast.
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Lithuania, which borders the Russian region of Kaliningrad, wants NATO to permanently deploy anti-aircraft weapons in the Baltics or Poland — a move seen by Moscow as an unjustified military build-up on its borders.
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"Even if the refugee situation has eased at internal borders along the West Balkan route, we look with concern at the developments on the external borders of the Union," De Maiziere said in a statement.
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Doctors Without Borders Doctors Without Borders (or Medecins Sans Frontieres), a non-governmental humanitarian aid organization that started in the early 1970s, is currently coordinating support and assistance for those being evacuated from east Aleppo.
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And as soon as they clean it up and they he gets back to the big, broad issue, we are strong on borders, the Democrats are weak on borders, that&aposs safer ground for him.
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You&aposve got "I stand with ICE versus abolish ICE, I want borders versus open borders", I just feel like that cuts in the President&aposs direction but all of you, thank you very much.
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Between Maxine Waters and Nancy Pelosi and getting rid of ICE and having open borders -- and the biggest thing, you have open borders, all it&aposs going to do is lead to massive, massive crime.
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Between Maxine Waters, and Nancy Pelosi, and getting rid of ICE, and having open borders, and the biggest thing you have open borders, all it&aposs going to do is lead to massive, massive crime.
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"If there is this kind of movement to our borders we will take action and create shelters where we are going to accommodate displaced people outside our borders," Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said this week.
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There is no doubt, if all the borders in the Western Hemisphere were suddenly to be removed by creating a common market with completely open borders, the US population would grow significantly -- probably by millions.
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" In a rebuke of Trump and some Republicans who want to see America's borders shuttered, Clinton said that it would be "unrealistic to say that we're going to completely shut down our borders to everyone.
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Venezuela re-opens borders with Brazil and Aruba After months of border closures due to tensions over humanitarian aid deliveries, some have been re-opened, demonstrating that Maduro's government remains in control of its borders.
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"Reporters Without Borders expresses its sharp indignation on learning of the Ukrainian secret service's manipulation carried out as part of an information war," Christophe Deloire, secretary general of Reporters Without Borders, said on social media.
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I'm thinking mostly about bulletin board paper and borders here — schools may have some, but Stephen had to get some borders that matched the middle-school age of the kids and his own personal style.
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But some EU member states have now imposed checks at borders that are normally in a zone of control-free travel, and EU leaders were expected later on Tuesday to seal the bloc's external borders.
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The ban - starting at midnight - comes a few days after Spain imposed restrictions on its land borders with France and Portugal, after European Union leaders agreed to close the bloc's external borders for 30 days.
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" By opening the borders so completely, he said, "we misunderstood the practical implications, that it wasn't sustainable in the long term or even moral, because we ended up essentially closing our borders, which is worse.
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Long before the virus, many nationalists, led by Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orban, had complained that Europe could not have open internal borders if its outer borders were weak, allowing asylum seekers to enter unchecked.
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Some of the proposals, including plans for "intelligent spot checks" at German borders for as long as the European Union's external borders are not secured, could strain ties with her Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners.
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"Badges without Borders: How Global Counterinsurgency Transformed American Policing" by Stuart Schrader"Badges without Borders" is another book to examine themes of US empire and the border, although from the more contemporary lens of policing.
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Building on the organization's momentum and working toward these goals, a source familiar with Time's Up and Borders' circumstances told the LA Times, would have been difficult for Borders, given the allegations against her son.
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Some center-right pundits have looked at this shift and seen a Democratic Party that supports open borders — or at least de facto open borders, in which immigration laws exist but are barely ever enforced.
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Health threats like Ebola and the Zika virus know no borders.
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In the South, most school districts are drawn along county borders.
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I eliminated all hobbies that cannot be easily carried across borders.
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"Our borders are not open to illegal migration," Mr. Johnson said.
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Humane Borders has had water stations in southern Arizona since 2000.
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High cattail grass borders water that stretches almost to the horizon.
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Castro's acumen as a revolutionary reached far beyond his country's borders.
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They beefed up their borders and distributed some aid inside Syria.
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How are relationships that cross borders resisting the Trump administration's assault?
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He wants to have a sovereign nation that has physical borders.
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It would create unsafe conditions on our borders for all involved.
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This month's issue of the magazine focused on borders and immigration.
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Reporters without Borders Germany, a non-profit group, welcomed the news.
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Or take the application of U.S. legislation extraterritorially beyond its borders.
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The Iranians are taking the borders all the way to Israel.
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The humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders said three floors were destroyed.
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In other words, there are no real borders between neighboring teams.
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Back to my point, we don&apost want any borders right?
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Both defy borders and generally go where they want to go.
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Israel sees Hezbollah as the biggest security threat on its borders.
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Movie love is something that transcends time, space, and international borders.
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As the 1930s continued, their business expanded beyond the country's borders.
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Some people are so surprised that we are having strong borders.
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" "We need a tax on carbon at the borders of Europe.
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I don't think socialism is the ticket, or open borders either.
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And there is nothing compassionate about allowing the borders to deteriorate.
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"Our borders will remain closed," Safadi wrote on his Twitter account.
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Right now, many companies have global supply chains that straddle borders.
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They believe in open borders, they want all those people released.
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And number four, they&aposre open borders as you can see.
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Because the borders are closed, and the airstrikes are 24 hours.
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"You can have tough borders and reopen the government," he said.
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And on top of that, we've got to have tough borders.
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If you want to have a country if you want borders.
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What is important is that we have control of our borders.
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"That way we can also preserve a Europe without internal borders."
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Politically, the sanctions are also beginning to bite beyond Iran's borders.
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If we don't have strong borders, we don't have a country.
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The other ways borders are violent emerge from those structural factors.
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A post from an IRA-controlled Facebook page called "Secured Borders".
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The largest opposition party promises to secure the borders against them.
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The ramifications of the strengthening relationship extend well beyond Cambodia's borders.
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Democrats are not principled advocates of open borders and free movement.
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And there is definitely a question of what "open borders" means.
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The line runs along the northwestern borders of the Manbij district.
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Those who do are finding borders closed on the other side.
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In the digital world, these borders are more arbitrary and fluid.
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"It is Turkey's right to eliminate terror threats across its borders".
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They did not immediately respond to the Reporters Without Borders report.
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Japan and South Korea finance coal projects outside their borders, too.
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"We don't have the capacity to control our borders," she said.
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Newspapers have been running articles arguing that borders should be redrawn.
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We need to secure our borders fast and build the wall!
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We believe that calls for redrawing national borders could be destabilizing.
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We don't believe in closing borders, stopping movement or stopping migration.
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They have policy of open borders and sanctuary cities and crime.
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They did not believe in borders or regimes bounded by geography.
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Perhaps we shouldn't allow free travel across our borders, after all.
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Most of them live in Yunnan province, which borders on Guizhou.
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One can readily understand why authoritarian nations would favor such borders.
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She does not promise to build walls, but to control borders.
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It's a punch that spans borders and draws trans-national connections.
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Interstate highways create borders between impoverished neighborhoods and more affluent areas.
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But borders are a terrifyingly huge thing to think about dismantling.
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Her championing of reproductive rights isn't limited to American borders, either.
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"We need less borders in this world, not more," he said.
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Our final list of Borders travel locations can be found here.
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It also wants to prevent an Israeli presence on its borders.
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Germany's borders stayed open and some 900,000 people arrived that year.
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Republicans did draw the borders of more districts than Democrats did.
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It has beefed security in public areas and on its borders.
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Maybe someday that will change, but now we have open borders.
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There is talk of impending conflicts on Israel's northern borders, too.
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Florida Republican Carlos Curbelo, notorious open borders Republicans, the prime movers.
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Together these firms generate 71% of their revenues within America's borders.
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Kenya will therefore have to focus on defending its own borders.
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Their actions extended beyond borders, but so did the FBI's investigation.
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Putin also began to push his worldview outside of Russia's borders.
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"Borders are the worst invention ever made by politicians," he added.
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The Kurds control swathes of north-east Syria, which borders Turkey.
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Turning l'Hexagone into a "startup nation" means looking beyond France's borders.
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Heading so far outside U.S. borders often comes at considerable cost.
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We need to be a sovereign nation that has physical borders.
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Israel and Egypt keep Gaza's borders closed most of the time.
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But governments are also erecting borders—and theirs are more constraining.
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The borders of other European countries were now closed to them.
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US Customs and Borders Protection has seized over 16,000 counterfeit hoverboards.
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To find out more about Elephant Without Borders, go to elephantswithoutborders.org.
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This is a fairly complicated process for the UK's maritime borders.
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And even where visas are required, corruption has made borders porous.
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Chinese spies, open borders, what are they going to run on?
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WATTERS: A Democratic candidate dreams about America with open borders ahead.
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Hillary Clinton, WikiLeaks, she said she didn&apost believe in borders.
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Meanwhile, China, which borders to the north, is calling for calm.
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Security was tightened at the Dutch and French borders with Belgium.
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We built tools for the ebola crisis with Doctors Without Borders.
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One of the works on display is Antarctic Village – No Borders.
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Hungary, another EU member, has practically sealed its borders to migrants.
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Nor is it a problem that exists only beyond our borders.
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In addition, Borders had seen many pictures of the school's chapel.
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And what happens outside our borders includes what happens inside others'.
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Open borders ease the flow of exports as well as individuals.
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No barriers, no borders, we all just need to co-exist.
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Borders were the central issue for another Trump supporter I called.
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In total, Poole said they crossed 10 of the borders illegally.
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Carbon emissions and the harm they cause know no national borders.
|
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Second, bipartisan support for children's issues also extends beyond America's borders.
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"There's no movement across borders or physical confinement necessary," she said.
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It also houses various formatting options like cell color and borders.
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The borders are not in— Donald Trump: Of course, it's in.
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China ignores borders in its pursuit of critics Freedoms being eroded?
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Countries need to share information transparently about outbreaks within their borders.
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TATE: They stand for socialism, open borders, and resisting Donald Trump.
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Federal agencies control the external borders and decide on asylum claims.
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They are afraid of losing their place to cross the borders.
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At the Tokyo beef buffet, enthusiasm about Canadian beef transcended borders.
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Jihadists work across borders more easily than the security services do.
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Most of the subjects are household names, even beyond Russia's borders.
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It's illegal to sell orchids without a permit across international borders.
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Like naturally occurring pandemics, engineered pandemics will not respect national borders.
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It also has a story that at times borders on nonsensical.
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The borders between the two lands those men occupy are blurred.
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It seems to me so inappropriate that it borders on parody.
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The president, François Hollande, ordered that the country's borders be closed.
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Simply define the borders and lightly fill in the entire lip.
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Edges, lines, borders, barriers — they all masquerade as discrete, immutable facts.
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Was that in the back of your mind when making "Borders"?
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Someone who says France needs its borders is not a nationalist.
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But her sense of family borders on the pathological, the immature.
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"Radioaktivität kennt keine Grenzen", one banner read: radioactivity knows no borders.
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And there would almost certainly be big problems at the borders.
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Relief charity Doctors without Borders said it was cynical and inhumane.
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Borders did not respond to the paper's multiple requests for comment.
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They are called upon to open their borders against their will.
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But some states have lifted these restrictions within their own borders.
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Creating large protected areas that cross borders could help, for example.
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She can't roll her eyes, because it borders on punching down.
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The county sits mere minutes from the Canadian and Vermont borders.
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Meanwhile, violence on another one of its borders -- Gaza -- is ongoing.
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The posters were intended to combat censorship, Reporters Without Borders said.
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Soldiers and police have been dispatched to land borders and checkpoints.
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Doctors Without Borders had asked for an international body to investigate.
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Open borders do not help children, they put them in peril.
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Mr. Trump also won Michigan, which borders Indiana to the north.
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Israel has the right to protect its borders and its citizens.
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When Amazon opened in 22.1, Barnes & Nobles and Borders dominated sales.
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The government and the military are meant to protect our borders.
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Anywhere in America, their borders are porous and that's our strength.
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Our borders are largely secured by federal employees working without pay.
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And he visits places where borders touch, but human beings cannot.
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"We aren't the ones getting closer to NATO's borders," he said.
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"We want strong borders, and we want no crime," he said.
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"You know Donald Trump will secure our borders," Mr. Giuliani said.
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We Cantonese have a love of eating that borders on mania.
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In these photographs, though, borders are fragile, penetrable, thin as gauze.
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Each year, more than 500,000 people are trafficked across international borders.
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His grotesque nature is so vile that it borders on unbelievable.
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Some outside the state's borders have expressed enthusiasm for the idea.
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" That's what nationalism is: "Take back control, control of our borders.
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Lowe's also began to cross borders, moving into Canada and Mexico.
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Those borders have been fortified since a migrant influx in 2015.
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" The Journal's editors declared repeatedly that "there should be open borders.
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These Sochi talks are likely to spell out these internal borders.
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Doctors Without Borders went further in the Lancet earlier this year.
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Militarized borders are almost never about one country's security or protection.
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Mr. James has a theory, which he acknowledges borders on fantasy.
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That legislation would update the framework for obtaining evidence across borders.
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It could lead to dragnet searches stretching across borders, they argue.
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It also limits checks and other bureaucracies at borders between members.
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The company said the law cannot be applied outside U.S. borders.
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Many migrants turn to smugglers to take them over the borders.
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These ideas and the violence do not recognize boundaries or borders.
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Land and sea borders were shut on Saturday until 20143 p.m.
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Not that Luxembourg has actively encouraged misdeeds within its own borders.
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He radiates an enthusiasm and a curiosity that borders on childlike.
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Snowden was granted asylum in Russia, which borders Norway, in 2013.
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It's not like they all just stop at one nation's borders.
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In fact China's military adventures outside its borders have been few.
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Cologne is close to the borders with both Belgium and France.
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The operator's software defines a geo-fenced area with two borders.
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In such a climate, it's obvious that borders won't disappear overnight.
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What kinds of drugs will come across our borders in 2016?
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At the same time, RE7 creates and then stays within borders.
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The real hurdles are borders, sovereign governments, global trade and businesses.
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Only when I got older did I start realizing the borders.
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GARAGE No. 13 unpacks one of today's most urgent issues: borders.
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At present, they remain blocked by Maduro's forces at the borders.
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His plays are stuck here, between the borders of his country.
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I partnered with two organizations, MedShare and Youth Action Without Borders.
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When the Swiss closed their borders, the Jewish refugees kept coming.
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Adding to the spookiness, the street borders Totowa's Laurel Grove Cemetery.
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But its core is a passionately argued rejection of closed borders.
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We're tired of foreign half-wars, too, and we want borders.
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To be clear: Any debate about either player borders on ridiculous.
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Rising temperatures, water scarcity, and shifting borders changed the world forever.
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S. borders and restricting the number of airports accepting international flights.
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Still, travelers need to be processed at the borders, officials said.
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States can quarantine citizens who present with symptoms within their borders.
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Their ideas of what goes on outside their borders is distorted.
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The open borders crowd may also have to bite the bullet.
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His son, William, said Mr. Borders' body was discovered on Thursday.
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There were all these territories, the borders were really ill-defined.
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"More restrictive borders give so much power to smugglers" she said.
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Instead of precise borders, each state is represented by a square.
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Instead, he suggested that decriminalizing immigration means Democrats want open borders.
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Rivers don't obey borders — they often traverse more than one country.
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In 2015, Germany opened its borders to over one million refugees.
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The country's borders, restaurants, grade schools and ski slopes remain open.
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The country's land and sea borders are also closed to travelers.
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Travel across the borders of the Schengen Area is significantly restricted.
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But now no one is talking of opening borders, he said.
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You want us to enforce immigration laws and defend our borders.
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We've defended other nations' borders while refusing to defend our own.
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Must build Wall and secure our borders with proper Border legislation.
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This video is part of Vox's Borders series with Johnny Harris.
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In fact, sometimes it borders on mocking Qatari influence on soccer.
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BORDERS & BELONGING at Public School 10 (May 4, 2-4 p.m.).
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Some dismissed the proposal as an attempt to shut the borders.
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The draft decree does not, however, foresee closing the country's borders.
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Germany, meanwhile, will close its borders with France, Austria and Switzerland.
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Governments often do not share information or effectively collaborate across borders.
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Living in Florida, we're close enough to some of the borders.
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And I absolutely 100 percent agree that we need stronger borders.
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"Everyone agrees that we need to secure our borders," she added.
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South Africa declared a national disaster and closed half its borders.
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In Europe, leaders voted to seal the borders of 26 countries.
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"What I don't ever want to do is meddle," Borders said.
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In Africa or SouthEast Asia, infrastructure often peters out at borders.
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The international community should help the neighbors to secure the borders.
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"Straight away I want to see the borders shut," she says.
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"I really believe there are no borders for science," she said.
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Even if upheld, it may carry no weight beyond Oklahoma's borders.
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It was a "Captain Queeg" moment when myth borders on madness.
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It remained unclear if borders would open after the quarantine period.
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"This is extremely negligent and borders on complete irresponsibility," Schallenberg said.
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North Kivu, in northeastern Congo, has borders with Rwanda and Uganda.
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"The alternative is open borders, which is both radical and dangerous."
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And "Conan Without Borders" sees the talk-show host travel abroad.
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It's about our love for our own borders, language and culture.
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There is a Kansas City, Kansas, that borders its Missouri counterpart.
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"But diseases are not terribly good at respecting borders," he added.
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In other words, the effects of excess saving spill across borders.
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After 1988 there were joyful reunions and talk of open borders.
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Death doesn't separate the Acosta clan — borders and immigration laws do.
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In the days before Election Day, on the borders between Mrs.
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Those two groups can now discuss borders and boundaries, she said.
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Doctors Without Borders counted more than 50 dead and 200 injured.
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The family moved to Lynwood, which borders Compton to the north.
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The consequences of Syria's disintegration have spread far beyond its borders.
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There is a lot to worry about within our own borders.
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The elephant had been collared by the NGO Elephants Without Borders.
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It is a metaphor for possibility far beyond its own borders.
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And the shock waves would be felt far beyond Georgia's borders.
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Tighter borders are perhaps the biggest buzz words around the Continent.
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BORDERS OF ALL KINDS have become recurring touchstones among Latino artists.
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Clamping down on its borders could have an unintended economic effect.
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"China is expanding their digital surveillance outside their borders," he said.
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He wants to close mosques and close borders to asylum seekers.
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The first is security: the European Union needs effective external borders.
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First, USMCA will protect the free flow of information across borders.
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For the most part, the two companies respected each other's borders.
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Most go unnoticed by this country until they approach our borders.
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Borders in Europe aren't closed, but they are being closely monitored.
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There is no sensible argument for opening the borders to everyone.
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Russia, Mongolia and North Korea have closed their borders with China.
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Two of the twelve are narrow and hung vertically as borders.
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They also have teethable, textured silicone borders that are BPA-free.
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Sanders's characterization of open borders as "right wing" wasn't without basis.
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Now refugees and asylum seekers stream across the union's porous borders.
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Patterns of tribal sovereignty being undermined and jurisdictional borders being crossed.
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As globalization eroded international borders, money washed in from every shore.
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How to choke off supply routes that begin beyond their borders?
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The global battle over borders reached a fever pitch this year.
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Citizens should be at the forefront of redefining our world's borders.
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In 2014 we took a road trip, crossing four European borders.
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We live in a global marketplace, with supply chains across borders.
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"With us, France will once again control its borders," she said.
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One has embraced open borders, the other is proudly closing them.
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Each of you has the absolute right to protect your borders.
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My commanders have an exchange with local commanders across the borders.
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Doctors Without Borders vaccinated residents of Matadi, the Congo border city.
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That is perhaps because many steel makers have operations across borders.
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"There are no borders," he said when he announced the album.
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In the air, one is offered a reprieve from geographical borders.
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We have a shared interest that our borders & families are secure.
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Global sounds have long traversed borders more smoothly than their bearers.
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Recycling tired tropes and closing Europe's open borders help no one.
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Then in 2018, Beijing closed its borders to foreign e-waste.
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The president has also accused Democrats of pushing for overrun borders.
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We should certainly have border security, nobody argues for open borders.
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The attacks on women's health don't stop at our own borders.
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Borders was an international book retailer headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Flights could be grounded and food stuck rotting at the borders.
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He wants to close Guantánamo Bay and open up our borders.
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The effects of a malfunctioning moral compass extend past our borders.
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First and foremost among these rules is the inviolability of borders.
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It can also open possibilities of owning property across international borders.
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Getting "everyone together to secure our borders" is essential, he said.
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There's two borders on this country, but they're only stopping Mexicans.
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Viruses do not pay attention to borders or politics or race.
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Within three months, it had jumped borders and moved into cities.
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On Monday, Justin Trudeau announced that Canada was shutting its borders.
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Modern borders exist to control something else: the movement of people.
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Disease and other health risks do not recognize borders, Benjamin says.
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And Democrats stand ready to effectively secure our ports and borders.
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Countries rise and fall over borders — and how they are guarded.
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The world in which statesmen dwell has no borders or walls.
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How it plays out could have consequences well beyond France's borders.
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Our darkest chapters are those in which we've closed our borders.
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And Democrats stand ready to effectively secure our ports and borders.
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Hillary wants to give amnesty, she wants to have open borders.
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