Sarah Isgur: A brokered convention looks less likely Were predictions of a brokered convention too hasty?
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To understand why, it's important to know how brokered conventions work — and why that makes brokered conventions so uncommon today.
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And if we don't, then we would say the chances of a brokered convention actually increase, and not many people are talking about a brokered convention.
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Trump's comments came as the US-Russia brokered ceasefire in southwestern Syria entered its fifth day, a hopeful development in a country where numerous ceasefires have been brokered and quickly fallen apart.
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Since our last brokered convention was in 1952 — before the Internet age and, for that matter, the age of television — it's worth considering the ways a brokered convention might help the Democratic nominee.
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The only hope to stop Trump is a brokered convention.
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A deal was brokered for his release six months later.
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Talks brokered by the Vatican failed to reach any agreement.
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But if they don't, that's when a convention becomes brokered.
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Instead, they got treatment because CHAI brokered cheaper prices sooner.
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A peace process brokered by Berlin and Paris has stalled.
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Cruz is focused on the possibility of a brokered convention.
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The deal was brokered by Iran and Qatar, AFP reported.
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The private sale was brokered by SCP Auctions in SoCal.
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S. brokered deal to destroy Syria's chemical weapons in 2013.
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It however says it abides by truces Moscow has brokered.
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Laura McGann: You think we're headed for a brokered convention?
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" Many people use the term "contested" or brokered" convention inexactly.
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However, brokered conventions are exceedingly rare in modern U.S. politics.
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He brokered a White House meeting for Hungary's prime minister.
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Iran often brokered agreements that ended various Iraqi political stalemates.
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If he was handed the nomination at a brokered convention.
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They brokered compromises that defended slavery and other terrible abuses.
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Jon Snow brokered peace between the Night's Watch and the wildlings.
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U.S.-brokered peace talks between the sides broke down in 2014.
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Had the U.S.-Russian brokered truce, which took effect on Sept.
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If it comes to a brokered convention, Trump would be in
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As of season four, Bobby and Chuck have brokered a truce.
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Romney didn't raise the notion of a brokered convention at all.
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The latest transaction was brokered by ICAP and processed through MarkitServ.
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Because a brokered convention needs two — not just one — sacrificial lambs.
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Thursday's parliamentary proceedings started late as last minute deals were brokered.
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Tellingly, it was another private transaction, this time brokered by Sotheby's.
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For years, political junkies have yearned for a brokered national convention.
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The meeting was reportedly brokered by Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes.
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What Is a 'Brokered Convention' Anyway and Can It Stop Trump?
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Eventually the antics ran their course and a deal was brokered.
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Andrew M. Cuomo brokered an agreement to help settle the dispute.
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Challenges to the deal, which has been brokered by Egypt, abound.
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There are reasons why a brokered convention might not be ideal.
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The US has brokered similar agreements with El Salvador and Honduras.
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Is a brokered convention inevitable if no one secures a majority?
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Would they have brokered secret settlements that buried evidence of wrongdoing?
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The new year brought a ceasefire brokered by Russia, Iran and Turkey.
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As secretary of state she enthusiastically brokered arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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A truce was brokered by the United States and Russia in February.
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Turkey halted its military offensive last week under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire.
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Ankara halted its military offensive last week under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire.
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Univision brokered a deal with Netflix to air some of its originals.
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Related: What Is a 'Brokered Convention' Anyway and Can It Stop Trump?
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A brokered convention that almost ends with Frank being denied the nomination?
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The latest round of U.S.-brokered peace talks collapsed in April 2014.
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But EU sources were skeptical over a deal being brokered on Friday.
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The deal was brokered by Iran and Qatar, Agence France-Presse reported.
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The fragile nationwide ceasefire, brokered by Turkey and Russia, began early Friday.
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Indeed, Caixin reports that Tencent CEO Pony Ma himself brokered the deal.
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And if it were a brokered convention, he wants to remain neutral.
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And the multimillion-dollar book deal — brokered by Javelin, with Flatiron Books.
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But EU sources were sceptical over a deal being brokered on Friday.
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Committees were formed, some 28500,6900 meetings occurred and delicate agreements were brokered.
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They have said they will stick to U.N.-brokered Geneva peace talks.
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The prospect of a brokered convention has depressed many in the GOP.
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I think he brokered a lot of these compromises along the way.
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President Ronald Reagan — who Trump likes — brokered the original treaty in 1987.
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The brokered convention hope is essentially the opposite of the ceiling theory.
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A brokered convention is a favorite subject of election-year media speculation.
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Tuesday's announcement is the latest step in a UN-brokered peace process.
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The agreement was reached after marathon talks in Cairo brokered by Egypt.
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A U.N.-brokered ceasefire has been in place in Hodeidah since December.
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First, a brokered convention would come after a competitive series of primaries.
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Predictions that a brokered convention would spell doom are just as hypothetical.
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It was brokered by President Barack Obama&aposs administration in July 2015.
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General Electric also brokered a wind energy agreement with the Vietnamese government.
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Whether Trump administration officials have finally brokered changes remains to be seen.
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This week, another round of regionally brokered peace talks began in Ethiopia.
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First, "brokered convention" is a passé term for reasons that we'll explain below.
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UN-brokered talks are scheduled to take place in Geneva on February 8.
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S. refugee deal brokered by the Obama administration, according to The Washington Post.
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The original ceasefire brokered Tuesday collapsed less than a day after it began.
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As it happens, peace was brokered about a month later, in November 1918.
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We're told Mychal Jaymes repped the buyer and brokered a deal at $775k.
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The transaction was brokered by Tal Alexander and Oren Alexander of Douglas Elliman.
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IPG brokered the sale, and WME reps Affleck and Damon, and Reese & Wernick.
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According to Penn, del Castillo brokered the interview between him and El Chapo.
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But in 1994, the UN brokered a peace treaty between the two sides.
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She brokered real estate deals, served on boards and lunched with political leaders.
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Lindsey Graham, a strong Trump adversary, said a brokered convention would be unfair.
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Anything that doesn't have those three elements is not really a brokered convention.
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A truce had been brokered that meant that neither side provoked the other.
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The GNA is the result of a U.N.-brokered deal signed in December.
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The rules get more complicated, naturally, in the case of a brokered convention.
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A seven-day-old ceasefire brokered by Washington and Moscow collapsed last week.
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The 34-day conflict was indecisive, ending in a United Nations-brokered ceasefire.
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Well, he recently brokered a highly praised law to restructure Puerto Rico's debt.
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Under that scenario, the dream of every political journalist, there's a brokered convention.
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But the effect of this change makes a brokered convention even less likely.
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In August 85033, he brokered a compromise to raise the federal debt ceiling.
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Mexico and the United States first brokered a bilateral accord in late August.
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In other words, UMG is claiming the deal was brokered under false pretenses.
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If that happens, it would lead to a rare contested or brokered convention.
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She brokered me into culture and showed me what I was missing out.
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After last year's vote, it took months for a coalition to be brokered.
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UK are also being brokered, said Jill Davison, a spokeswoman for Time Inc.
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So when people talk brokered or contested convention, I am usually very skeptical.
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This scenario, known as a brokered or contested convention, hasn't happened since 1952.
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He said brief U.N.-brokered peace talks had to be suspended on Feb.
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"I think it will be a brokered convention," said former New Mexico Gov.
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"I think it would be enormously interesting," he said of a brokered convention.
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In 2012, the peace deal between Potanin and Deripaska was brokered by the Kremlin.
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Sudan has brokered talks between Kiir and various rebel groups in Khartoum this year.
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A 2014 Taliban prisoner swap brokered by the Democratic Obama administration won Bergdahl's release.
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Under the U.S.-brokered Oslo accords of 1993, negotiations should decide the city's status.
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The Catholic agency that brokered the adoption contacted Sarah and eventually the two met.
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After their brokered peace, Chuck and Bobby are no longer each other's primary enemies.
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The U.N.-brokered ceasefire was set to go into effect at 11:59 p.m.
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In 22014, Trujillo signed an American-brokered agreement to fix the border with Haiti.
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UN-brokered peace talks in Switzerland broke down last month without achieving significant results.
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IGAD, the east African bloc leading the peacemaking efforts, brokered a ceasefire in December.
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Brokered through the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, it fosters transparency.
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The deal was brokered by the United States, Russia, China, Britain, Germany and France.
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This will make it difficult for the anti-Trumpkins to justify a brokered convention.
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Mattis said that U.N.-brokered negotiations to resolve the conflict in Yemen are needed.
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Insurance for the festival was brokered by Integro USA, Inc, according to the document.
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Sullivan gave a "technical" explanation of how a contested or brokered convention would work.
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Even if it's not Romney, someone could still beat Trump at a brokered convention.
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A brokered or contested convention could occur if no one reaches the magic number.
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Eventually, this approach lands the GOP at a brokered convention in Cleveland in July.
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N), brokered the deal and reinsurance broker Aon Benfield, an Aon Plc unit (AON.
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A ceasefire brokered in Moscow on April 5th appears to be holding for now.
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Stewart reached out directly to Epstein, but it's unclear who brokered the other meetings.
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A rare power-sharing agreement would have to be brokered between Democrats and Republicans.
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Stylists brokered deals between celebrities and designers, and the red carpet became a runway.
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If Simonds wins, a rare bipartisan power-sharing agreement would have to be brokered.
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You do not want a brokered convention with superdelegates tipping the scales against Sanders.
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Any brokered nominee would seem illegitimate to a huge amount of the party's base.
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Those spaces are brokered between the city and developers seeking leniency on zoning restrictions.
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As a result, some within Mr. Sanders's own campaign foresee a possible brokered convention.
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A brokered convention would, according to new Democratic Party rules, give superdelegates a vote.
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Yet it has also established back channels to Iran and brokered deals with it.
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A fragile cease-fire brokered in late August has been holding despite some violations.
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A similar arrangement was recently brokered with Rwanda, but has yet to formally begin.
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Democratic strategist Eddie Vale said he was once "extremely skeptical" of a brokered convention.
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The ceasefire was brokered during the G-20 summit in Germany earlier this month.
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George E. Pataki, a Republican, brokered an agreement with a similar year-end deadline.
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This does present a potentially interesting situation in the form of a brokered convention.
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The State Department then brokered a deal for both sides to withdraw their craft.
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The evacuations, which started last week, followed a deal brokered by Russia and Turkey.
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A contested or "brokered" convention is an unlikely, but possible, scenario at this point.
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So went the possibility of participating in the first brokered Republican convention since 1976.
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If Trump wins Florida and Ohio, it's possible that brokered convention speculation will diminish.
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Both sides agreed on a plan brokered by Kofi Annan, then the UN's secretary general.
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"I mean, if four people come out of South Carolina, we're into a brokered convention."
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It wasn't some bargaining breakthrough brokered by President Trump's fabled acumen as a deal-maker.
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A breakthrough may come at a United Nations-brokered multilateral summit in Geneva this week.
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It brokered a deal with Russia in September to enforce a demilitarized zone in Idlib.
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The conflict eventually ended in August, with both sides agreeing to an Egypt-brokered ceasefire.
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A convention is brokered if it takes multiple rounds of balloting before a nominee emerges.
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So it is up to Democratic primary and caucus participants to avoid a brokered convention.
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A brokered convention in 2020 would set the stage for a repeat of that scenario.
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"Shenzhen has quickly become an important city globally," said Lawler, who brokered the financial deal.
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Pence's measure ultimately failed, and a last-minute deal was brokered to avert a shutdown.
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In addition, other streaming video services like YouTube have brokered deals to carry Olympics coverage.
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Several fighters were killed on both sides, but other insurgent groups brokered a quick ceasefire.
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The delegation is in Gaza amid high-level discussions about an Egyptian-brokered cease-fire.
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Cortana brokered the conversation and gave the user a map with updates on arrival time.
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Moscow and Washington have also brokered a separate ceasefire for southwestern Syria earlier this month.
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U.N.-brokered talks were put on ice almost as soon as they started this month.
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He expressed confidence a deal could be brokered between the two sides before June 10.
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The company also lowered its higher cost brokered deposit base to 13% as of Sept.
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It is Rabat's worst dispute with the U.N. since 1991, when it brokered a ceasefire.
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The talks on Wednesday will be overseen by the same mediator who brokered that deal.
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A ceasefire brokered in 1984 included the release of a number of imprisoned guerrilla fighters.
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Mr. Kerry, the United States secretary of state, brokered the coalition government agreement in 2014.
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It took place during a temporary ceasefire in Syria brokered by the U.S. and Russia.
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Periodic turf wars continue to break out whenever the latest government-brokered truce breaks down.
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The company ambitiously wants to hit $1 billion in brokered loans over the next year.
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy brokered the end to the Russian–Georgian war in 2008.
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Facebook brokered a partnership with AMC last month to help the theater chain sell tickets.
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Qatar brokered a compromise, with Hariri becoming head of a coalition government that included Hezbollah.
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Penn said that Del Castillo brokered the meeting and was close to the drug lord.
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A government-brokered peace deal was eventually signed, but central Sulawesi remains a tense area.
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Warren's strategy appears to hinge on a brokered Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee this summer.
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Charlie Crist, at the time a Republican, brokered an agreement to streamline the clemency process.
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And then there's Tom MacArthur of New Jersey, who brokered the House health care compromise.
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The spokesman said this threatened a U.N.-brokered ceasefire accord in the Red Sea port.
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The state waivers were part of a compromise the Freedom Caucus brokered with moderate Rep.
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Russia brokered a truce with Turkey, an important rebel sponsor, in northern Syria in December.
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A brokered convention would pose a risk to party unity heading into the general election.
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A cease-fire was brokered by Russia with Turkey to end fighting in late October.
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Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- the Senate Health Committee chairman who brokered the deal with Sen.
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The pact followed a flurry of legislative deals brokered between the White House and Congress.
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The new effort began after the U.S. government brokered an agreement with Guatemala in July.
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The officials who brokered the deal hope it will restart the talks, per the Times.
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Spokesman Musab al-Berim said the Egyptian-brokered deal went into effect at 530 a.m.
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But in this current election, that might not stop a brokered convention from happening anyway.
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The last round of U.S.-brokered peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians collapsed in 2014.
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Opus is listed by Drew Fenton of Hilton & Hyland, who also brokered the Playboy Mansion deal.
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A deal brokered in February by the United States and Russia fell apart earlier this year.
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Zakharova added that Washington had not fulfilled key aspects of a ceasefire deal brokered with Moscow.
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A truce brokered by the United States and Russia came into effect in Syria on Sept.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A round of United Nations-brokered Yemen peace talks will not begin on Jan.
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The company has brokered more than €1.3 billion in consumer loans since being founded in 2012.
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S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger brokered a deal that allowed Saddam to crush the Kurds.
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Bergdahl was released in a 2014 Taliban prisoner swap brokered by Democratic President Barack Obama's administration.
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And the Chinese government, which brokered the takeover of Volvo, is now dictating an electric future.
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Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov brokered the ceasefire that went into effect Sept. 12.
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The deal, brokered by the Roman Catholic Sant' Egidio peace group, called for an immediate ceasefire.
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A truce brokered by the United States and Russia in February has been unraveling for weeks.
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A five-day, U.S.-brokered pause in the offensive was due to expire later on Tuesday.
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The home is located in Jennifer Leahy of Douglas Elliman brokered the sale of the mansion.
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Straits said it brokered the first trade for Glencore and cleared the deal through Xinhu Futures.
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That means there is a 56 percent probability of a brokered convention, up from 50 percent.
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Under the brokered convention scenario, Trump will lead on the first ballot but without a majority.
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In 85033, Russia and the United States brokered a deal to destroy Syria's chemical weapons stockpile.
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Thailand's military government has, since 2015, held talks brokered by Malaysia, aim at ending the violence.
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A two-day ceasefire, brokered by the US and Russia, will begin at sunset on Monday.
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The next year adoptions brokered by Bethany Christian Services, America's largest adoption agency, rose by 26%.
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As such, the cooperation that we usually have directly with each other becomes brokered through Google.
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After the fighting in May, a ceasefire was brokered by Qatar, Egypt and the United Nations.
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The lira slumped, but after America brokered a ceasefire deal on October 17th, it steadied again.
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Prosecutors said that, over the course of seven months, he brokered 23 transactions involving 77 guns.
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A renewed ceasefire was brokered by the Egyptians and the United Nations to end the hostilities.
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In a meeting brokered by a village elder, he said he would beat her when "necessary".
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Priebus will also speak amid speculation about the possibility of his party having a brokered convention.
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On Monday, a cease-fire was reached after being brokered by Egypt and the United Nations.
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Current IoT ecosystems rely on centralized, brokered communication models, otherwise known as the server/client paradigm.
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On Thursday, each side alleged the other had violated the Moscow-brokered truce in skirmishes overnight.
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A U.S.-brokered power sharing deal left Ghani as President with Abdullah alongside as Chief Executive.
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At midnight Friday local time, a Turkey-Russia brokered ceasefire went into effect in Idlib, Syria.
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Andrew Prokop: You'd probably need a serious three-way race to make brokered convention even plausible.
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If a brokered convention were to occur, delegates could change their vote as they saw fit.
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As The Economist went to press, a Russian-brokered ceasefire had temporarily halted the regime's bombing.
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Mr. Bannon brokered a deal with Columbia University to take over the running of Biosphere 21994.
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The chances of a brokered convention in July are starting to look a lot more likely.
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A lot of the deals have been brokered behind closed doors under conditions of incredible secrecy.
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In November, Israel agreed to loosen the restrictions in an arrangement brokered by Egypt with Hamas.
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Mr. Bouvier had recently acquired it, in a private transaction brokered by Sotheby's, for $80 million.
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Without a majority of delegates, the convention would become brokered and move to a second ballot.
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When Bernard Berenson, who brokered its purchase, referred to it as "a darling" he wasn't wrong.
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As the first Democratic caucuses and primaries approach, the fear of a brokered convention is palpable.
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The United States, which has brokered talks for years, has taken more than a few missteps.
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D.N.C. officials have long insisted that a contested convention, sometimes called a brokered convention, is unlikely.
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Mr. Trump agreed to send a representative to Russia-brokered cease-fire talks, which start today.
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Without a majority of delegates, the convention would become brokered and move to a second ballot.
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This is called a "brokered convention" and is pretty unlikely, despite the size of the field.
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John Kasich has said that a brokered Convention would be "exciting" and his path to victory.
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The Moscow-brokered meeting aimed at ending Syria's war is due to take place next week.
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Mopatis, you'll recall, is his Pentos buddy, the man who brokered Daenery's marriage to Khal Drogo.
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He brokered plans that helped stave off municipal bankruptcy and helped create a state oversight panel.
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Serraj has run Tripoli since 2016 as part of a U.N.-brokered deal boycotted by Haftar.
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Here's a look at how accurate those claims were: Trump: Iran deal brokered on "giant fiction" Trump claimed on Tuesday that the previous US administration and its partners who brokered the nuclear deal did so believing that Iran had no intention of developing a nuclear weapon.
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A few years ago, the best data was brokered by independent agencies selling it to teams individually.
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In December, the nations brokered the most effective ceasefire agreement so far in the six-year conflict.
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Some Republicans have been quoted recently calling for a brokered convention, reminiscent of the days when a
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In March, the agency brokered a $2.5 million settlement with Humana, the Kentucky-based health care giant.
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That arrangement was brokered by the nonpartisan Office of Government Ethics, which signed off on the deal.
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Until some form of brokered peace is achieved, with distasteful but necessary accommodations, the suffering will continue.
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But after huge protests against the military on Sunday, African mediators brokered a return to direct talks.
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The U.N.-brokered talks - of which this is the ninth round - have made little progress so far.
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Tsakalotos said he was optimistic that a definitive deal could be brokered over the next three weeks.
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It was specially commissioned by Trump in a transaction brokered by an art advisor in November 2014.
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This is the first assignment brokered by Brydges Mackinney, the creative talent agency she recently signed with.
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Speculation about brokered conventions usually dies down once a candidate begins winning primaries and building up momentum.
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He added that deals brokered locally with rebels were "the real political solutions" since the war began.
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Salvadoreans have as little faith in that truce as they did in the one brokered by politicians.
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So like previous deals brokered by the UN, this one lacks widespread support, at least for now.
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The private sale, to a Chinese collector, was brokered by dealer Larry Gagosian and businessman David Geffen.
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The meeting was brokered by Cuban President Raul Castro, who hosted the pope in Cuba last year.
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It took months for them to agree to a U.S.-brokered deal to form a unity government.
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Sosnik says that's when we'll know if the nomination is heading toward conclusion, or a brokered convention.
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Therefore we hope that this truce which was brokered will be lasting, but there are risks nonetheless.
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The money is brokered through PayPal and once the Job is completed both parties rate each other.
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The deal, dubbed the Four Towns Agreement, was brokered by Iran and Qatar, Agence France-Presse reported.
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Turkey and Russia had brokered a de-escalation zone deal in 2017 to curb fighting in Idlib.
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A ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey with Iran's support is increasingly being violated by both sides.
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The talks would be distinct from intermittent U.N.-brokered negotiations and not initially involve the United States.
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Yet political watchers are becoming increasingly resigned to the potential for the first brokered convention in decades.
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More than 20 girls were released in October in a deal brokered by the International Red Cross.
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He said he brokered an understanding with the drug dealers and users that led to peaceful coexistence.
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Syria watchers say a patchy ceasefire in place now - brokered by Russia and Turkey - could be consolidated.
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As with so much about the Syrian conflict, the U.N.-brokered peace talks are shrouded in confusion.
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And it was where President Jimmy Carter brokered a peace deal between Egypt and Israel in 1978.
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But it is del Castillo, who brokered the meeting, who is wanted for questioning by Mexican investigators.
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The fighting broke out this week, breaching a shaky ceasefire brokered by the United Nations in September.
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Though brokered conventions have not happened in quite some time, it is possible they could still occur.
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Trump brokered a deal to keep 85033,000 jobs at Carrier's plant in Indianapolis from going to Mexico.
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U.N.-brokered peace talks were put on ice this week, postponed until the end of the month.
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In the end, Russia brokered a deal to have Assad give up most of his chemical weapons.
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The Syrian military has declared a U.S.-Russia brokered ceasefire over just a week after it began.
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But that's all pretty moot anyway, when the huge majority of today's ticket sales are brokered online.
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Despite recent ceasefires brokered by Russia and America, the two countries' aims in Syria are in conflict.
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Negotiations to end the revolt have been on and off since being brokered by Norway in 1986.
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The president is currently deciding whether to decertify the Iran nuclear deal brokered by the Obama administration.
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A Russian-brokered cease-fire ended the flare-up after several dozen soldiers died on both sides.
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"It makes for a great fiction novel," he added of a brokered convention in Cleveland next July.
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ZURICH/GENEVA (Reuters) - Internationally brokered talks between Syria's government and opposition groups due to start on Jan.
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In 22004, the Greek Cypriot community rejected a peace plan brokered by Mr. Ban's predecessor, Kofi Annan.
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Turkey halted the incursion after the Kurds withdrew from a border region under a US- brokered truce.
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The KDP and the PUK have traditionally brokered a power-sharing agreement for the Kurdistan Regional Government.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has said he will not accept a peace agreement brokered by Trump.
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There's a possibility that the nominating battle will end with a brokered convention in Ohio this July.
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Syria agreed to destroy its chemical weapons in 2013 under a deal brokered by Moscow and Washington.
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Accompanying her is Varys, who it seems has successfully brokered an alliance with Dorne and the Tyrells.
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Fifty percent support the front-runner getting the Republican nomination, while 50 percent support a brokered convention.
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After losing his congressional majorities, the president brokered the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate accord.
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Workers will get a 0.5 percent pay rise, said Norway's state-appointed mediator, who brokered the deal.
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The deal was brokered by Jeff Stein, moderator of OnTheDash, his forum devoted to vintage Heuer timepieces.
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Brokered by the Organization of American States, the agreement committed both men to respecting the commission's results.
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Google will build 5,000 homes on its property under an agreement brokered with Mountain View in December.
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Through Mr. Ho, the think tank brokered the approaches to officials in Chad and Uganda, prosecutors say.
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As with any first encounter brokered through social media, use caution when meeting people in real life.
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Saagar Enjeti examines the odds of a brokered Democratic convention from the wave of Biden's endorsements. Hill.
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During that time, the Soviet Union also brokered an end to the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965.
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NBC News recently estimated the chance of a brokered convention to be between 28503 and 22020-percent.
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The summit was called after a tentative truce brokered by Russia and Turkey a week ago collapsed.
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He brokered a meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu in September and sat in on it.
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Will anything positive for U.S. consumers come out of such a Romney-brokered new health care law?
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Mr. Rohatyn brokered a $900 million emergency plan to stave off a bankruptcy projected for June 18.
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Trump brokered a deal to keep 6900,000 jobs at Carrier's plant in Indianapolis from going to Mexico.
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After talk of a lawsuit and a federal judge, they got watered-down agreements brokered in secret.
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Schumer and McConnell brokered a deal to pass a continuing resolution to fund the government until Feb.
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The deal was brokered two years ago by the United States, Russia, China, Britain, Germany and France.
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A commercial intermediary would be superfluous, serving only to profit as it brokered NASA's services to itself.
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The last brokered Republican convention was in 1948, when New York Governor Thomas Dewey won in three ballots.
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Deraa rebels last week agreed to lay down arms and cease fire in a deal brokered by Russia.
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In a 2013 agreement brokered by Russia and the United States, Syria agreed to destroy its chemical weapons.
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While she was studying at American University, she was also cavorting with politicians in meetings brokered by Paul.
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It warred for years with another tech giant, Microsoft, until the two sides brokered a truce in 2016.
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Hamdi said a ceasefire was eventually brokered with the help of the GNA's leadership, or Presidential Council (PC).
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Allegedly, George even brokered the terms of the adoption with Jimmie Lee (Golden Brooks), a casino worker, himself.
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It's not surprising that a kinship with such prickly origins could be brokered with Nuytten at the helm.
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It was a move towards an American-brokered peace process meant to lead to a two-state solution.
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Egypt brokered a ceasefire in 2014 that ended a seven-week war between Israel and Palestinian militant factions.
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The window for Russian dominance in Syria was jammed open by the pitfalls of the US-brokered ceasefire.
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On December 13th, as part of a deal brokered by Russia and Turkey, the rebels agreed to surrender.
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John Kasich emerge as the nominee at a brokered convention, dismissed Trump supporters who feel they've been deceived.
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Katie Frost originally wanted to see a brokered convention that could lead to someone else being the nominee.
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He visited Harvard and MIT, brokered arms deals with President Trump and sat down with Wall Street financiers.
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Simon Cowell brokered the initial record contract with the BBC, so that's a thing you know now. 8.
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In recent months a rapprochement has also been brokered with the prickly President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.
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A victory for Cruz in Indiana would greatly bolster his attempt to undercut Trump in a brokered convention.
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You could maybe see a Kasich who won a plurality of delegates getting selected at a brokered convention.
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Under a deal brokered by the European Union, Macedonia's two main parties agreed to hold December's parliamentary election.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump has predicted riots if he's not given the nomination at a brokered convention in Cleveland.
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More than 450 people have been killed since a US-Russia brokered ceasefire collapsed September 22, he said.
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A power-sharing deal between the Houthis and the government was brokered by the UN—and then ignored.
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But the stunt backfired when France brokered his release, and on December 5th he formally rescinded his resignation.
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The contribution was given with the promise that a meeting could be brokered between Soros and Janet Yellen.
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But the stick of individual sanctions should be combined with the offer of negotiations, brokered by foreign governments.
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But while the prospect of a brokered convention remains a real one, Tuesday made it look less likely.
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There have been sporadic Palestinian street attacks on Israelis since U.S-brokered peace talks broke down in 2014.
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Turkey and Russia brokered a deal on Tuesday meant to allow the evacuation of rebel-held eastern Aleppo.
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Republican National Committee Communications Director Sean Spicer said Wednesday that a chance for a brokered convention still remains.
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Republican National Committee Communications Director Sean Spicer said Wednesday that a chance for a brokered convention still remains.
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An earlier deal brokered in February quickly collapsed after fighting flared around the country's besieged second city, Aleppo.
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Under the deal, brokered by Egypt, a new unity government will take administrative control of Gaza in December.
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She was paid $130,000 as part of the agreement, which was brokered by Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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Despite an internationally brokered ceasefire that ended major fighting in 2015, deadly flare-ups of fighting occur regularly.
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The unlikely alliance between the centre-left Labour and populist New Zealand First was brokered after a Sept.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has brokered talks on the exemption between representatives of labor and the real estate industry.
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The Kremlin described the calls as an effort to explain the substance of the U.S.-Russia-brokered ceasefire.
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In recent years, Serbia has also made progress in its relations with Kosovo through European Union-brokered talks.
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Gutting a deal that Americans conceived, brokered, and secured would undercut decades of U.S. leadership on non-proliferation.
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Le Drian has previously said the contact group would aim to help U.N.-brokered peace talks in Geneva.
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Later, members of the Nezami and Paikan families quietly signed a peace agreement brokered by officials in Kabul.
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On Monday, the Syrian military declared a one-week truce brokered by the United States and Russia over.
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If Kasich or another candidate wins Ohio's delegates, the likelihood of a brokered convention in July increases dramatically.
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The talks would not include the United States and would be distinct from separate, intermittent U.N.-brokered negotiations.
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As governor, he brokered deals on contentious issues like the state budget, gun control, environmental regulations, and healthcare.
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The final episode picked up at a deadlocked, brokered convention, where Selina demonstrated her complete lack of principle.
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The auction for Equanimity, set to run until November 28, is being brokered by London-based Burgess Yachts.
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He brokered the 2001 deal with AT&T Broadband that turned the cable company into a national player.
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Instead, these Twitter flashmobs are highly organized affairs brokered between international leaders in the far right shitposting community.
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Egypt even brokered an initial phase meant to bring some calm just a few months ago, in August.
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Realistically, the GOP nomination will either go to Donald Trump outright, or be decided in a brokered convention.
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A brokered convention can pick a non-candidate as a nominee, a Mitt Romney or a Mike Pence.
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He also brokered the "Malthouse compromise" Brexit plan, which attempted to unite Conservative Remainers and Brexiteers behind Mrs.
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Around 220 people were killed during four days of fierce fighting, which ended when Moscow brokered another ceasefire.
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Around 50 people were killed during four days of fierce fighting, which ended when Moscow brokered another ceasefire.
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Nevermind the Big Three's assurances a compromise bill could be brokered by their self-imposed deadline of today.
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The fighting led to the collapse of a fragile cease-fire brokered by Turkey and Russia in 2018.
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Second, a brokered convention would make for must-see TV. Donald Trump will undoubtedly outraise the Democratic nominee.
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Had this somehow been brokered by Jay-Z, whose entertainment company recently entered a partnership with the N.F.L.?
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Susan Collins, a moderate Republican from Maine, was frustrated that the amendment her group had brokered without Sen.
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The trigger for his interest in Iran was the nuclear deal brokered by President Barack Obama in 203.
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During her weekly news conference on Thursday, Nancy Pelosi left the door wide open for a brokered convention.
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OPINION Advice for fellow Democrats: Don't count out Biden, don't fear a brokered convention, by former Pennsylvania Gov.
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That ban was later dropped after Dolan and Oakley spoke in a meeting brokered by Commissioner Adam Silver.
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And Meghan has reportedly signed a voiceover deal with Disney, which may have been brokered by Prince Harry.
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T) in a deal brokered by the state-backed Innovation Network Corp of Japan (INCJ), its biggest investor.
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Despite its shortcomings, the U.S.-brokered peace agreement did put an end to the war, saving countless lives.
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Meanwhile, the implications of a brokered Convention are not reassuring to those whose main goal is beating Trump.
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To the public, it suggested that Afghan democracy was a back-room deal brokered by élites and foreigners.
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The 2015 agreement was brokered by the Obama administration, along with the UK, Russia, France, Germany and China.
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But he is also under immense pressure by European powers who helped brokered the deal to preserve it.
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Some undisclosed millions were added last week when Sotheby's brokered the sale of the Church landscape to PAFA.
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The agreement was brokered by the council and tribal elders to "minimize civilian casualties", the coalition has said.
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Cifuentes described how Chapo had brokered his complicated deal with the FARC guerrillas for six tons of cocaine.
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One brokered convention in the 1920s required more than 100 rounds of voting to settle on a nominee.
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Two shipments were brokered by a South African gunrunner, Willem Ehlers, who got payments of $592,784 and $734,099 respectively.
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Palestinians were angered too, and many said that this effectively killed any attempt at a US-brokered peace process.
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Despite rumors that the sale was brokered on the website Craigslist, police do not believe Branter was using Craigslist.
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A ceasefire brokered by Turkey with Russia for eastern Aleppo collapsed less than a day after it was implemented.
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The offensive in southwestern Syria has shattered a year-long truce brokered by Russia, the United States and Jordan.
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His government brokered a deal earlier this year to calm labor conflicts in Santa Cruz and lower business costs.
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Ankara halted its assault under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire that called for a YPG withdrawal from the border area.
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The deal agreed with Putin, which builds on and widens a previous U.S.-brokered ceasefire, helped end the fighting.
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A dialogue process brokered by Zapatero and backed by the Vatican in 2016 did little to advance opposition demands.
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Two weeks ago, to be sure, Cruz seemed to have the odds in his favor at a brokered convention.
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He did not say how any French proposals would relate to existing negotiations being brokered by the United Nations.
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Agalarov's publicist, Rob Goldstone, brokered the 2016 meeting with promises of providing damaging information on Clinton's ties to Russia.
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He was released in a 2014 Taliban prisoner swap brokered by the Democratic administration of former President Barack Obama.
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Hypermarcas did not detail the alleged payments, which according to Estado were brokered by two lobbyists representing PMDB senators.
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Mexico's announcement was brokered in coordination with the United States, two sources who spoke on condition of anonymity said.
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The guard arrived back in Israel late Monday along with other embassy staff, apparently after an agreement was brokered.
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It was left out of a ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey that came into effect on Dec. 30.
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President Harry Truman in 1946 brokered the Krug-Lewis agreement, which guaranteed health and pension benefits for coal miners.
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Donald Trump brokered a deal to keep roughly 1,000 jobs at a facility in Indiana from moving to Mexico.
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As Axios pointed out then, Trujillo was the most obvious replacement as he brokered TPG's original investment in Uber.
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Republican chatter about a brokered convention leading to Paul Ryan being brought in as a compromise candidate seems farfetched.
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The stated goal of this faction is a brokered convention leading to an undisclosed nominee other than Donald Trump.
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Comcast, Altice and Verizon have brokered similar deals with some of the bigger entertainment programmers like FX and AMC.
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Brokered by the U.S. and Russia, it applied to Assad's forces and those of moderate rebel groups fighting them.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of fierce fighting on April 5 but sporadic shooting still breaks out.
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The two sides were also united in their opposition to the Iranian nuclear deal brokered by President Barack Obama.
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This involved Lloyds, Britain's biggest retail lender, being rescued after an ill-fated government-brokered takeover of rival HBOS.
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Rouhani brokered the deal with then-US President Barack Obama in 2015, alongside other world leaders and multinational groups.
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The move was announced on the day U.N.-brokered talks involving the warring sides in Syria resumed in Geneva.
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If Mr Trump fails to win New York convincingly, a brokered convention in July will become hard to avoid.
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Peace was finally brokered by their homemaker mother Kokilaben in 2005, in a deal that split the Reliance business.
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Qassim Suleimani, the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, who brokered the deal that created the current government.
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"I think most of the smart people are saying there's not going to be a [brokered] convention," he said.
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Nevertheless, by the time the United Nations brokered a cease-fire in 1991, Morocco controlled most of Western Sahara.
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She's brokered Middle East peace deals and ceasefires, stared down drug lords and terrorists, expanded democracy around the globe.
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Supporters of the deal have argued that the inspections regimen set up is among the most rigorous ever brokered.
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Last week, the two long-time rivals reached a reconciliation agreement in a deal brokered by Egypt in Cairo.
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Since last year, a "de-escalation" deal, which Russia, the United States and Jordan brokered, has contained fighting there.
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In May, Iran, Russia and Turkey brokered a deal in Astana to create four "de-escalation" zones in Syria.
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But on Friday, both sides agreed to a compromise brokered by an international commission that is overseeing the transition.
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The United States and Russia jointly sponsored the ceasefire earlier this year that led to U.N.-brokered peace talks.
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Russia says that if they happen, the talks would be in addition to intermittent U.N.-brokered negotiations in Geneva.
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Rouhani is riding high in Iranian public opinion because of the nuclear agreement brokered with the P5+22017 countries.
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Prosecutors are investigating Funes' travel as well as the truce brokered with criminal gangs while he was in office.
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The coalition's offensive has also stalled around the western port of Hodeida, where the UN brokered a tense ceasefire.
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The landmark agreement was brokered by the Obama administration and European leaders, who took Trump's announcement as an affront.
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John Kasich is staying in the race in hopes that a brokered convention could help him secure the nod.
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Hamas had largely abided by an Egyptian-brokered truce that ended the seven-week Gaza war four years ago.
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This massive tax legislation is being developed and brokered in haste and secrecy -- fundamental ingredients of a thriving swamp.
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The State Department brokered a deal that called for the Chinese and the Philippine vessels to leave the shoal.
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Shelling in Tripoli then intensified into some of the heaviest bombardments since Salame brokered a ceasefire on Jan. 12.
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But the prospect of a brokered convention largely hinges on what happens if no one clears that 1,991 benchmark.
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Any outcome of a brokered convention was sure to divide the party only months before the November general election.
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A memorandum of understanding between the two agencies, brokered by the Justice Department, helps guide jurisdiction of bombing investigations.
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In 2016, when the Colombian government brokered a deal to end five decades of civil war, the world applauded.
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The death toll was highest in 2016 and 2017 after a power-sharing agreement brokered in 2015 fell apart.
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Putin spoke Thursday, as a Syrian cease-fire brokered by Russia and Turkey was set to begin at midnight.
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Pope Francis brokered the deal, after Presidents Raúl Castro and Barack Obama had secretly turned to him for help.
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The administration has also deported 97 Salvadorans and Hondurans seeking asylum to Guatemala under an agreement brokered last year.
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Wednesday, saying it had agreed to return to the Egyptian-brokered cease-fire understandings that ended the 2014 war.
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However, they accuse the rebels of wrecking a "de-escalation zone" brokered two-years ago between Turkey and Russia.
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Bloomberg's strategy and hope depends on several candidates making it through the early rounds, resulting in a brokered convention.
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Similar truces have been brokered before between the United States and Russia, which back opposing sides on the battlefield.
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The airstrike had as its backdrop Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal brokered between Iran and the Obama administration.
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Fighting in Libya resurged over the weekend, torching a cease-fire brokered by Russia and Turkey in early January.
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He outlined options for deciding, such as a bipartisan deal brokered by him and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer.
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The company must reimburse about $6 million to Sotheby's, the auction house that brokered the sale, the court said.
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Opposition leaders and civilians inside Aleppo said they believed that Iran had balked at a deal brokered by Russia.
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Russia and the U.S. have previously brokered ceasefires for Syria, which has been embroiled in civil war since 2011.
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He brokered peace in Northern Ireland in the Good Friday Accords, and between Israelis and Palestinians at Wye River.
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Van Drew and Trump exchanged several phone calls in the past couple of weeks, brokered in part by McCarthy.
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House Armed Services Chairman Adam Smith (D-Wash.) defended the legislation that he brokered with his Senate counterpart, Sen.
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I would never, if somebody falsely accused me, I would never hide behind a brokered deal and secrecy, period.
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And Trump has made clear he has no plans to halt a multibillion-dollar arms deal brokered last year.
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Mr. Agalarov's publicist, Rob Goldstone, brokered the June 2016 meeting between the Trump campaign and a Kremlin-connected lawyer.
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A few beleaguered rebel fighters were allowed safe passage out thanks to a deal brokered by Turkey and Iran.
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It disbanded in April 2018 after the breakaway Dems brokered a deal to join the Democratic caucus for good.
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The coalition statement said the arrangement brokered by the Raqqa Civil Council and local Arab tribal elders on Oct.
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A brokered convention is what happens when no candidate has accrued a majority of delegates through the primary process.
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The recent flare-up in fighting threatens the shaky peace deal that world leaders brokered in the conflict in 2015.
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A European-brokered peace deal ended the fighting, but Yanukovych fled to Russia before the deal could be fully implemented.
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Travis Jones with Engel & Völkers Sun Valley was the listing agent and Keller Williams co-listed and brokered the sale.
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The move was announced on the day United Nations-brokered talks between the warring sides in Syria resumed in Geneva.
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This now seems to have led to an offer, brokered by South Korea, from the North to negotiate with Washington.
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Fighting continues in Donbas, albeit at a low intensity, and a peace process brokered by Berlin and Paris has stalled.
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The European Broadcasting Union and Viacom brokered a deal so American audiences can watch this year on cable's Logo channel.
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More than 20 girls were released last October in a deal brokered by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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In 2017, the state's Department of Taxation brokered a deal with Airbnb to collect taxes, but Ige rejected it again.
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To that end, Raisin says that it has brokered more than $11 billion in deposits for its 62 partner banks.
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Trump himself placed sanctions on Turkey, though he lifted them after a five-day ceasefire brokered by Vice President Pence.
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It is the first such attempt since a United Nations-brokered truce in April 2012 that broke down within hours.
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Eastern Ghouta falls under ceasefire plans for rebel territory that Russia has brokered with the help of Turkey and Iran.
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We're told she still came out slightly ahead in the deal, which was brokered by real estate giant Tomer Fridman.
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Last year, Twitter spent what sources say was $50 million to acquire a startup called Niche that brokered these deals.
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Hardliners who opposed last summer's nuclear deal brokered with the United States and other world powers won only 68 seats.
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The US and Russia brokered a pact to pause the violence on Friday after months of back and forth talks.
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President Joseph Kabila's legitimacy derives directly from the St Sylvester agreement brokered in December 2951 by Catholic bishops in Kinshasa.
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The analysts noted that Mnuchin had brokered a deal with China in May that was scuppered days later by Trump.
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The prospects for a Trump-brokered deal between Israelis and Palestinians are as grim as they were for his predecessors.
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Amid reports of a government-brokered merger with its rival, Deutsche Bank insists its fate is in its own hands.
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By the age of 35 he had brokered a $10 billion takeover deal while working for the investment bank Rothschild.
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The U.S. had not been involved in the negotiation of that ceasefire, which was brokered primarily by Russia and Turkey.
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Lewis was completely surprised by the live appearance of his former partner, a reunion brokered by mutual pal Frank Sinatra.
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The discussion comes as Syria is entering its fifth day of a U.S.-Russia brokered ceasefire, which has largely held.
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Hostilities in Syria have declined since a ceasefire brokered by Russia and the United States came into effect on Feb.
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Other party bosses have started to raise money for an anti-Trump PAC; some are preparing for a brokered convention.
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The relationship deteriorated under President Barack Obama, who brokered a historic nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia's chief regional rival, Iran.
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He's trying to remind people that he is an option, which the party could turn to in a brokered convention.
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Now, I am the biggest fan of the idea of a brokered convention (because fun!), but it's a long shot.
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The meeting took place in the tiny archipelago nation of Seychelles and was allegedly brokered by the United Arab Emirates.
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But after huge protests against the military, African mediators brokered a return to direct talks, which led to the deal.
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Egypt has brokered a Palestinian reconciliation agreement that provides for Hamas to cede control of Gaza to Abbas's Palestinian Authority.
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On Wednesday, Trump also characterized a diplomatic deal with North Korea brokered under former President Bill Clinton as a failure.
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He then followed those popular and sensible words with a vote against the bipartisan background check compromise brokered by Sens.
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There had been minimal progress until recently, when House lawmakers brokered a compromise to make small changes to the bill.
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Without them, delegates would be splintered among far too many candidates, leading almost certainly to acontested or even brokered convention.
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Another track of talks brokered by Russia - a key Assad ally - has also been happening in Astana, Kazakhstan, since January.
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But that deal was brokered through diplomatic representatives, not between the top two leaders of the US and North Korea.
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The Palestinians argued that Mr. Netanyahu was the one who did not really want a meeting brokered by the Russians.
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The mob in New York grew out of a 230 accord between skirmishing Italian factions brokered by Charles (Lucky) Luciano.
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But the House rejected that bill in late June as well as a compromise immigration bill brokered by GOP leaders.
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TRW was sold to the military contractor Northrop Grumman in 2002 for $7.8 billion, a deal that Dr. Ramo brokered.
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The deal was originally brokered in January as Australia's biggest banks sought to offload assets to meet new capital requirements.
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In 22010, Sotheby's auction house in New York brokered a private sale to an art collector for about $210 million.
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The kingdom brokered the Taif agreement in 1989 that ushered in peace for Lebanon after 15 years of civil war.
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Jones also said he was not optimistic about a Russia-brokered deal to set up "de-escalation zones" inside Syria.
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The deal was brokered in 2015 by the bloc between Iran, the United States, France, Germany, Britain, Russia and China.
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Republican lawmakers are warily eyeing the possibility of a brokered convention that could force party leaders to choose between Sen.
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The poll found Wisconsin voters are split over whether there should be a brokered GOP convention to decide the nomination.
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This year, the possibility of a brokered convention seems less like political fan fiction and more likely a plausible reality.
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But, of course, everybody is getting hurt, especially those who aren't involved in the deals being brokered on their behalf.
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Though there is, technically, a "company," it's often an ad hoc confection brokered by agents, producers and other offstage dealmakers.
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The Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, vowed never again to take part in peace negotiations brokered by the United States.
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The nuclear accord with Iran was brokered under the Obama administration, in partnership with Britain, France, Germany, China and Russia.
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A compromise with the Jats brokered by Modi's home minister on Sunday failed to get protesters to clear highway roadblocks.
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Those sanctions ended as part of the 2015 deal, brokered by world powers and Tehran, to limit Iran's nuclear program.
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Diplomats and their underlings have brokered deals for weapons and drugs, and more mundane products like machine tools and cows.
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The unsettled 2020 field is increasing speculation among Democrats that they could face a contested or brokered convention this summer.
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About 50 men already moved to the United States in September under a deal brokered by former President Barack Obama.
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Finally, there is the bipartisan deal brokered by Senators Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, and Patty Murray, Democrat of Washington.
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It has repeatedly brokered hostage and prisoner exchanges, paying millions of dollars to insurgent and militant groups in the deals.
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U.N. diplomats say it looks increasingly likely that the U.N.-brokered talks between Syria's government and opposition will be delayed.
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The strikes occurred as a deal to ease hostilities in Syria, brokered by the United States and Russia, was unraveling.
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But Trump declined to say whether he would sign on to a Europe-brokered supplemental agreement to the Iran deal.
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After a period of relative calm, following a cease-fire brokered late last year, tensions have escalated in recent months.
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Other hospitals and health care providers have brokered deals with local housing authorities to obtain housing vouchers for their patients.
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The peace deal that Abiy brokered helped reopen the two country's borders and reinstated diplomatic relations, according to the Post.
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What impact — if any — the southwestern truce deal will have on the United Nations-brokered talks in Geneva is unclear.
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It survives as an autonomous part of Bosnia under the United States-brokered Dayton peace accords that ended the war.
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Western countries, including the US, France and Britain, have all boycotted the Russian-brokered talks and back the UN plan.
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During the peace talks at Pastor Corey Brooks's New Beginnings Church in June, the rival factions had brokered a truce.
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The agreement between Milne and Slesinger was the first of its kind and brokered into existence the modern licensing industry.
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At worst, they could win some delegates and become a power player at an unlikely but conceivable brokered convention. 3.
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Hamas and the Islamic Jihad militant group, which also took part in the fighting, said Egypt had brokered a truce.
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The agreement brokered by the African Union and Ethiopia Union, announced on Friday, is due to be finalized on Monday.
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While the modern primary system has not seen a brokered convention, both the Republican and Democratic parties have come close.
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The last brokered U.S. major-party convention was in 1952 when Democrats nominated Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson on the third ballot.
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Mitsotakis maintains deep reservations at the deal brokered by the leftist government recognizing the neighboring state with the name North Macedonia.
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Acosta brokered a secret plea deal that resulted in a Non-Prosecution Agreement in violation of the Crime Victim's Rights Act.
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Today, a US-brokered power-sharing agreement between two political factions in the Afghan government teeters on the brink of collapse.
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For now, Iran remains governed by President Hassan Rouhani, a relative moderate with Iran&aposs theocracy whose administration brokered the deal.
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This diplomatic push comes after three rounds of high-level UN-brokered peace talks in Geneva (in 2012, 2014 and 2016).
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Police say they discovered that Jacob had allegedly brokered a deal with a man to pay him $15,000 for the hit.
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The talks are being brokered by Russia, Turkey and Iran, but delegates have reiterated that the talks will be between Syrians.
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An affidavit said that a now-dead member of Islamic State in March had brokered Jalloh's introduction to an FBI informant.
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Residents took to the streets of the capital of Khartoum to celebrate the arrangement, which was brokered by the African Union.
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Jaish al Islam is a signatory to a fragile ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey at the end of last year.
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Though it doesn't look like a brokered convention is in the cards for 2016, it's kept things interesting in previous years.
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Instead, working with the Americans, the Russians brokered a deal that saw the Syrian regime supposedly dismantle its chemical-weapons programme.
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Trump himself placed sanctions on Turkey, though he lifted them after a five-day cease-fire brokered by Vice President Pence.
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Netflix competitor, Amazon, had brokered a similar content deal with Vishesh Films, a Mumbai-based film production house, three months ago.
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Nixon greeted were a high-profile symbol of diplomatic rapprochement between the United States and China, brokered under her husband's administration.
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The United States instead brokered a deal with Russia that had Assad agreeing to destroy most of his regime's chemical weapons.
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South Korea, which brokered talks between Washington and Pyongyang, was caught off guard by Trump&aposs abrupt cancellation of the summit.
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The secret deal between the two companies was brokered after four years of negotiation, according to a Bloomberg report published today.
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China, which has provided diplomatic cover to Myanmar over the exodus, has brokered talks with Bangladesh aimed at speeding up repatriation.
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Gruevski stepped down in January as part of the EU-brokered deal, paving the way for early elections to be held.
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The LME announced the first voice-brokered trade of the scrap contract last year, a significant leap from electronic-only trading.
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Putin and Erdogan emphasized the need to prevent the violations of a ceasefire deal that Russia and Turkey brokered on Tuesday.
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On Monday, the parliament that is recognized by the international community rejected a unity government proposal brokered by the United Nations.
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It was ended by the so-called Ohrid Accord, brokered by NATO and the European Union, which gave Albanians greater rights.
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The resolution also welcomed plans for the talks in Kazakhstan before a resumption of U.N.-brokered talks in Geneva in February.
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Caixin said the deal was brokered by Pony Ma, chief executive of Tencent Holdings, which is a backer of both companies.
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At least 22016,000 people died during the fighting before a U.S.-brokered peace deal brought it to an end in 1995.
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Istanbul (CNN)War-ravaged Syria was living Friday through the first day of a nationwide ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey.
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Tens of thousands of civilians and rebels were evacuated from the city's east under several deals brokered by Turkey and Russia.
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The area is technically one of four de-escalation zones, truce areas brokered by Turkey, Russia, and Iran in May 2017.
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Syrian Kurdish officials said on Monday a deal with Damascus, which Moscow brokered, centers on army troops deploying along the border.
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As a precocious young civil servant, he brokered arms deals which helped his uniformed counterparts to get the weapons they needed.
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Duterte on Thursday signed a proclamation ending the peace talks, which started in August last year and were brokered by Norway.
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The matter never came up for a vote amid a Russia-brokered agreement for Syria to hand over its chemical weapons.
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Our sources say Emil Hartoonian from The Agency brokered the deal ... for an astonishing lease price of around $250,000 a month.
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Because Vivint has brokered a partnership with the Google-owned appliance maker, Amazon's Alexa gets access to Nest products by proxy.
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Travis said he trusted Martinez because he claimed to have brokered dozens of deals for high-profile figures ... including the Kardashians.
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Many of these conversations were brokered between longtime Bill Clinton aide Doug Band, who also worked for the foundation, and Abedin.
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A ceasefire agreement was brokered by France and signed a few days later by Saakashvili and then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
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"People have been saying the cycle is long in the tooth," said Harmon, who also brokered the 2010 deal with Google.
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The six-month supply deal brokered with non-OPEC members, including Russia, could slash global oil stockpiles by 139 million barrels.
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Should the fragile "cessation of hostilities" that Russia and America brokered last month fall apart, it can re-escalate very quickly.
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A fragile truce, brokered by the United States and Russia, has crumbled in Syria, leading to the worst violence in months.
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Kelly then met with Trump privately in New York last month in a meeting brokered by Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes.
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The party also opposes a 2013 EU-brokered deal between Serbia and Kosovo that gives more autonomy to Kosovo's Serb minority.
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This has already led to false hopes, such as the prospect of a Macron-brokered meeting between the Iranians and Americans.
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If Trump is still in the race then, we must learn the rules of a contested convention and a brokered convention.
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The U.S.-brokered Good Friday agreement brought an end to three decades of violence in Northern Ireland that killed 3,600 people.
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Both sides unleash salvos of fire for two or three days, then accept a truce, usually brokered by their Egyptian neighbours.
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Moreover, since 2015, he has also been a direct business partner on at least two of the deals that he brokered.
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It's the second time in six days that Egypt has brokered a ceasefire for Gaza following a serious escalation in violence.
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Facing advances from Turkey, the Kurds brokered a deal with Syrian President Bashar Assad, who is backed by Iran and Russia.
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Russian and Syrian forces have been bombarding rebel-controlled areas of Aleppo since an internationally brokered cease-fire collapsed last month.
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In the early nineties, de Vries brokered a meeting in which Wim and Cor sat down with Heineken's head of security.
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He said he does not want a brokered convention and hopes Republicans to coalesce around a candidate sooner rather than later.
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Hopes were raised after a 2012 truce between rival gangs was brokered during the previous government, but it was short-lived.
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Trump will be accompanied by a trade delegation during his trip to China, and multiple deals are expected to be brokered.
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The 2008 sale of Toprak Mansion was a seminal moment for Glentree Estates, the real estate firm which brokered the deal.
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The latest cease-fire, brokered by Mr. Putin with leaders of Ukraine, Germany and France, came into effect in February 2015.
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He brokered a peace in which Microsoft obtained formal permission for Azure to run VMware's software using CloudSimple as the middleman.
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In that role, she brokered a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and worked to rebuild America's power on the global stage.
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The powerful banker, who held great sway over the coal industry, brokered a deal with the miners that ended the strike.
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Mr. Putin's announcement coincided with the resumption in Geneva of United Nations-brokered peace talks, so the timing could be significant.
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UN-brokered peace talks ended earlier in December without result, their greatest achievement simply having been that they occurred at all.
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These onerous preconditions for writing and mothering and being a wife had to be brokered all by herself, all for herself.
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The deal, brokered by the United Nations, came weeks after government forces began a ferocious assault to retake the insurgent stronghold.
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A brokered convention occurs when no candidate earns 51 percent of the vote, or a simple majority, on the first ballot.
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There was the Donald Trump Jr.-brokered meeting with a Russian lawyer who'd promised "dirt" on Hillary Clinton during the campaign.
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Mr. Lipton brokered a solution: the creation of a master of fine arts program whose tuition would support the Actors Studio.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) winning the presidential nomination — have openly mused about ways to stop him, including at a brokered convention.
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Woods, with his star power, and the Olympics, with their global stage, looked like a marriage brokered in a corporate boardroom.
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Russia and Turkey have brokered a plan for a cease-fire in Syria, according to the Turkish state-run Anadolu Agency.
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Russia and the United States have previously brokered ceasefires for Syria, which has been embroiled in a civil war since 2011.
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Between the lines: The most likely path for Bloomberg depends on a brokered convention, where superdelegates — political insiders — would be vital.
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South Sudan's independence referendum, for instance, grew out of the internationally brokered peace agreement that ended Sudan's long-running civil war.
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In February, the government agreed to negotiate with opposition party members, a meeting brokered by President Nana Akufo-Addo of Ghana.
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The on-again, off-again negotiations with The Netherlands-based exiled rebel leaders, which started in 1986, were brokered by Norway.
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" One Democrat who worked on two campaigns for former President Obama called a brokered convention "the biggest nightmare Democrats can imagine.
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Tensions between Tehran and Washington have escalated following Trump's withdrawal from the landmark Iran nuclear deal brokered by the Obama administration.
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Tensions between Tehran and Washington have mounted following Trump's withdrawal from the landmark Iran nuclear deal brokered by the Obama administration.
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Ultimately, Ford brokered its own deal with California, which drew an antitrust inquiry from Trump's Justice Department and irritated the administration.
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In this unequal world, it could be heading for class war or a brokered peace—for savagery or stillness, or both.
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Brokered certificates of deposit (CDs), which were previously a part of legacy CIT Bank, represented 0003% of total deposits at Sept.
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Trump had vowed to tear up the 2015 agreement, brokered by the Obama administration, alongside several European allies, Russia and China.
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The opposition has been protesting for months against the EU-brokered deal to give more power to a small Serb minority.
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The new effort began after the administration of Republican President Donald Trump brokered an agreement with the Guatemalan government in July.
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All three allies had previously voiced support for the Iran nuclear deal, brokered during President Barack Obama's tenure, which Trump abandoned.
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A cease-fire in southwest Syria brokered by the U.S., Russia and Jordan took effect on Sunday at noon local time.
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Twenty-four years ago, OSCE brokered a ceasefire between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict that is violated daily.
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Another round of talks in the so-called Normandy format, brokered by France and Germany, will be held within four months.
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The new effort began after the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump brokered an agreement with the Guatemalan government in July.
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In 212, as _________'s civil war dragged into its sixth year, fragile truces brokered by the United States and Russia crumbled.
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The Astana talks are the outcome of a Russian-brokered cease-fire throughout Syria that began at the end of December.
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TV. Marans added that "most folks inside Bernie Sanders' inner circle are not yet freaking out" about a potential brokered convention.
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Brokered conventions are rare — the last one happened in 1952 — but this year, it's not a totally out of the question.
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The talks, sponsored jointly with Iran and Turkey, have brokered local deals that have significantly reduced violence in the war-torn country.
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Trump Jr. and the Senate Intelligence Committee brokered a deal for him to return for a closed-doors testimony in mid-June.
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S.-brokered cease-fire that has mostly held since late February, were to adjourn on Thursday — without having achieved any apparent breakthroughs.
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AJG has British and Norwegian subsidiaries that have brokered insurance and advised clients on activities related to Iran's oil and gas industry.
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MOSCOW, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Internationally-brokered peace talks on the Syria crisis between the government and the opposition could begin on Jan.
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The weeklong ceasefire brokered by the United States and Russia collapsed in the early hours of September 19, according to the observatory.
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Trump is trying to get around this through his actions and his recently-brokered deal for more cooperation on migration from Mexico.
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For example, Jaysh al-Islam, previously labeled as a terrorist group by Russia, is now part of the Russia-brokered ceasefire agreement.
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Those talks would be in addition to United Nations brokered talks that have been taking place intermittently in Geneva, Putin told reporters.
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S. refugee deal brokered by the Obama administration that involved the resettling of refugees on Manus Island and Nauru, the Post stated.
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Now, many people use the term "brokered convention," but there's a strong case that that phrase is misleading in the modern context.
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Mattis said the goal was for there to be a political solution through U.N.-brokered negotiations to resolve the conflict in Yemen.
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Although this marked a more aggressive stance, the administration said the deal brokered with Iran to monitor its nuclear programme remains intact.
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The SDF recently ceded control of several villages to the government in a Russian-brokered deal that has only intensified these fears.
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"We will work with our allies, with our partners to try to get it to the U.N.-brokered negotiating table," Mattis said.
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Sanaa, Yemen (CNN)A ceasefire brokered by the United Nations in war-torn Yemen went into effect Sunday at 11:59 p.m.
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The military offensive has strained a ceasefire agreement brokered by Russia and Turkey aimed at bringing about Syrian peace talks in Kazakhstan.
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The coalition has not said whether it accepts a U.N.-brokered peace plan, which would give the rebels a share of power.
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After a small trial period, Bieber eventually moved to the United States permanently and began working under Usher — a partnership Braun brokered.
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He was already no longer the majority shareholder before the investment was brokered, according to multiple people familiar with the company's finances.
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The marriage of Heinz and Kraft, two food-manufacturing giants, brokered by Berkshire and 3G, a private-equity firm, is in trouble.
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Hamas and Israel agreed to an Egypt-brokered ceasefire on July 22014, but it quickly collapsed, and the fighting has only escalated.
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In the past, the European Commission has successfully brokered deals between Moscow and Kiev on the sale of Russian gas to Ukraine.
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Hours after the chemical attack, the only rebels still standing in the area agreed to the terms of a Russian-brokered surrender.
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The deal between the Norwegian Shipowners' Association and the Industri Energi and Safe labour unions was brokered by a state-appointed mediator.
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A new infrastructure minister, Volodymyr Omelyan, brokered the deal between Ryanair and Boryspil Airport, Kiev's main gateway and home base of UIA.
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The Polisario Front, which says the territory belongs to ethnic Sahrawis, waged a guerrilla war until a U.N.-brokered ceasefire in 1991.
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The artist made her first truce flag in her Richmond studio, the very same place where the Civil War's end was brokered.
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President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev had brokered a historic nuclear arms agreement in 1987 that launched the new era.
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Former President Jimmy Carter famously brokered the Camp David Accords between Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin.
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Some of the Islamist groups that hold sway there are not covered by a new nationwide ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey.
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A brokered convention, in which it takes more than one round of delegate voting to choose the nominee, appears likely, said Orrock.
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Fighting has flared across the country since the demise of a U.S.- and Russian-brokered February ceasefire that underpinned the peace talks.
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The deal was brokered between Tupac's estate and Amaru Entertainment, the company created by the rapper/actor/poet's late mother, Afeni Shakur.
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But the sanctions were lifted a short time later after the U.S. and Turkey brokered a temporary cease-fire in northern Syria.
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The town hall also comes weeks after Pelosi -- along with Schumer -- brokered a deal with Trump over temporarily raising the debt ceiling.
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"The resistance will abide by the ceasefire agreement as long as the Israeli occupation adheres to the Egyptian-brokered truce," it said.
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Peace talks with the ELN are being held in Havana, the venue where the agreement with the much larger FARC was brokered.
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Patty Murray of Washington, who brokered an agreement that would guarantee cost-sharing reduction payments and allow states more flexibility on Obamacare.
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U.S. president-elect Donald Trump has also been outspoken about reviewing the nuclear deal brokered under Barak Obama's administration, adding fresh uncertainty.
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But Juan González asked why she resisted cutting off aid to the coup regime and instead brokered a deal for new elections.
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It may well signal a deal has been, or is being, brokered: The tap of information could soon be turned off, tightly.
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In May, Trump signed a $110 billion arms deal between the United States and Saudi Arabia, which was primarily brokered through Kushner.
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It emerged that Acosta agreed to a plea deal brokered by Epstein's legal team that saw Epstein plead guilty to reduced charges.
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Establishment Republicans have repeatedly teased a brokered convention in July as a means of stopping Trump from becoming their party's standard-bearer.
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"Abbott appears to have brokered the financing structure with the rating agencies to preserve investment grade ratings," Levenson said in the note.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of violence in the South Caucasus region in April, the worst flare-up in years.
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Interestingly, CloudSimple was originally a crucial part of Microsoft's cloud ecosystem — until Michael Dell brokered a peace deal between VMware and Microsoft.
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VMware COO Sanjay Poonen has now brokered partnerships in one form or another with all six of the world's biggest public clouds.
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In an interview with Chinese TV station Phoenix last week, Assad said deals brokered locally with rebels were "the real political solutions".
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The two now cooperate in a deal brokered between Ankara and the European Union in March 2016 aimed at slowing migrant flows.
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The sale was brokered, she said, by an Italian police official famed for his success in recovering artwork looted by the Nazis.
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A brokered convention is what happens when a candidate fails to win a majority of delegates in the first round of voting.
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The United Nations has brokered a peace deal between the two rival parliaments, but a national unity government is nowhere near yet.
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Some in Europe believe that the administration's disavowal of the nuclear deal, brokered by President Barack Obama, is responsible for recent tension.
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Since then, he has been barred from traveling to the United States, and has sued the lobbyist who brokered his inauguration trip.
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That included deals brokered by the Pentagon, State Department, and those handled directly by the US defense companies that make the equipment.
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He eventually brokered the sale of the Texas Rangers and made himself the public face of the team as a managing partner.
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American officials brokered similar deals with the governments of Honduras and El Salvador, though neither of those have been put into effect.
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U.S. and Western diplomats told Reuters that an arrangement will have to be brokered quickly before the two start appointing rival ministers.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai, who brokered the deal, says that the main goal was the timely transfer of the spectrum.
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Turkey, which supports some rebel factions, brokered a "de-escalation" deal with Russia in 2017 that sought to curb fighting in Idlib.
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Turkey, which backs rebel factions, and Russia, President's Bashar al-Assad's key ally, brokered the 2017 deal to curb fighting in Idlib.
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Venture capital money is pouring into podcast companies, with roughly 22019x times as many deals being brokered today than 5003 years ago.
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Even before Tuesday, her campaign acknowledged that a path to the nomination would require her to somehow triumph at a brokered convention.
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If no candidate secures the nomination after the first ballot, then the convention would become brokered and move to a second ballot.
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He added that the theory that Rubio or someone else could take the nomination in a brokered convention borders on the absurd.
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Another avenue to deal with the Brazilian arrivals could be an asylum agreement brokered by the Trump administration with Honduras last year.
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The truce, brokered by Russia and Turkey, was announced a day earlier and excludes the Islamic State and Al Qaeda's Syrian affiliate.
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The peace process has been at an impasse since the last round of American-brokered talks collapsed in the spring of 4003.
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European officials had pledged to expand the economic punishment against Mr. Maduro's government after political talks brokered by Norway collapsed last week.
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That deal was brokered after Syrian forces were accused of carrying out chemical attacks near Damascus that killed more than 1,000 people.
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On Politics With Lisa Lerer And many of them tell us they're willing to use a brokered convention to stop Bernie Sanders.
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A truce brokered by Turkey and Russia took effect in Libya on Sunday, after months of escalating fighting around the capital, Tripoli.
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Scarborough and Brzezinski were then invited to the war room merely days later, as part of a meeting brokered by Jared Kushner.
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"Rosneft Trading S.A. and its president brokered the sale and transport of Venezuelan crude oil," Treasury SecretarySteven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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The customers will be brokered through Space Adventures, a company that's flown private citizens to the International Space Station using Russian spacecraft.
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Simple. Fair. Topical. For the first time in many years, we are very likely heading toward a brokered convention for the Democrats.
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In response, Trump has withdrawn from two major international agreements -- the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate accords -- brokered by Obama.
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In a single year, they brokered the transfer of a billion dollars in losses, earning at least ten million dollars in fees.
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On Tuesday, Russia and Turkey brokered a cease-fire that was supposed to allow thousands of civilians and fighters to leave Aleppo.
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Last month, Boko Haram released 21 girls after talks with the government brokered by the International Red Cross and the Swiss government.
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At that meeting, Trump brokered a deal with Democrats to fund the government for three months, raise the debt ceiling through Dec.
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The "cessation of hostilities," brokered by the United States and Russia, is due to take effect at midnight (2200 GMT on Friday).
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American ground troops withdrew from Iraq in 2011, as required under a security agreement brokered in 2008 by President George W. Bush.
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Americans for Prosperity focused on her support for the bank as well as the 2013 budget deal brokered by Murray and Rep.
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Mr. Arias, 78, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1987 for having brokered a plan to end civil wars in Central America.
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The deal between the Norwegian Shipowners' Association and the Industri Energi and Safe labor unions was brokered by a state-appointed mediator.
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Whether the brokered convention scenario pans out or not, Donald Trump's effect on the GOP will undoubtedly be profound and potentially lasting.
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On Saturday, Trump signed a $110 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia, brokered in part by his son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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The Taliban said on Saturday it would not take part in peace talks brokered by Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, and the United States.
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The Assad regime was supposed to get rid of its chemical weapons under a deal brokered by Russia under the Obama administration.
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The reported violence comes despite a nationwide ceasefire, brokered by Russia and Turkey, that has largely held since coming into force December 30.
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It is unclear if an Egyptian-brokered roadmap can help heal divisions between Seraj and Khalifa Haftar, a powerful eastern-based military commander.
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The rejected agreement was the only deal brokered with the EU on how Britain should exit the bloc in March of this year.
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Under truces recently brokered in al-Wa'ar, the Damascus suburb Qudsiyya, and several southern Damascus neighborhoods, state authority is to be partially restored.
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Most remain missing, although the terror group released a group of them last October in a deal brokered in part by Nigerian authorities.
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U.S. government debt yields slipped Monday after gaining overnight as investors digested the trade cease-fire brokered between the United States and China.
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The ceasefire brokered by the US and Russia is all but dead and the actors are continuing to play out their typecast roles.
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Yemeni government officials and Houthi representatives are currently in Sweden for fragile U.N.-brokered peace talks, all previous efforts of which have collapsed.
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Shtayyeh, a former government minister, has been part of a number of Palestinian negotiating teams in the United States-brokered talks with Israel.
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Seven ceasefires brokered between government and rebel forces by the United Nations have failed while U.N.-backed peace talks have repeatedly broken down.
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He ended the war with Iraq, first gaining the military advantage, and then arm-twisting his colleagues to accept a UN-brokered ceasefire.
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Lawyers for Doe and the mosque brokered a letter outlining the claims and the imam's denial of wrongdoing, according to the FACE report.
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Had Trump strategically and methodically withdrawn U.S. troops from northeastern Syria, he would have brokered a Syrian-Kurdish truce before removing American forces.
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Factions from the two sides have now agreed to a United Nations-brokered peace deal but have yet to put it into action.
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By the time that war fully ended with the south's internationally brokered secession in 2011, more than 2 million people had been killed.
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The Maduro regime and Mr Guaidó's faction have been talking in Barbados, in negotiations brokered by Norway, not least about organising early elections.
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The last time there was a brokered Republican convention was in 1948, when Thomas Dewey defeated Robert Taft after three rounds of balloting.
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America reimposed sanctions on Iran, three months after pulling out of an accord brokered in 2015 to roll back its nuclear-weapons programme.
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Olafsson had brokered the deal with Nintendo back in the late '80s, as well as the deal with Sega in the early '90s.
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Mr. Trump, we are less than 24 hours away from a ceasefire in Syria that has been brokered between the U.S. and Russia.
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But U.S.-brokered peace talks collapsed in 2014, partly over the expansion of Israeli settlements in occupied territory Palestinians seek for their state.
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His return solidifies the formation of a unity government established by the internationally-orchestrated peace deal brokered between the two sides last August.
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Previous ceasefires brokered during Syria's horrific civil war have proven short-lived, and the U.S. military's lack of involvement does not appear promising.
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The outlet reported that the rapper brokered a deal to lease a Maybach for $6,000 a month, but fell late on the payments.
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Yet no one on the stage seemed to worried about the likelihood of a brokered convention — or at least they didn't show it.
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Deadline Hollywood Co-Editor-in-Chief Mike Fleming writes that it may be the biggest documentary sale ever brokered at a film festival.
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It took months for both Ghani and Abdullah to agree to form a power-sharing unity government brokered by U.S. Secretary John Kerry.
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YouTube: Two MLS deals brokered with the Los Angeles Football Club and the Seattle Sounders, to stream a handful of their games exclusively.
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The deal, brokered by the United States and Russia, calls for a halt to the violence between the Syrian regime and rebel forces.
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In the decade since then it has brokered a deal curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions and taken on pirates near the Horn of Africa.
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In one case, a tribal mediator who brokered a deal between the Emiratis and Al Qaeda even gave the extremists a farewell dinner.
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In one case, a tribal mediator who brokered a deal between the Emiratis and al-Qaida even gave the extremists a farewell dinner.
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Weakened rebel position The latest truce also follows several ceasefire agreements brokered by Turkey and Russia in the city of Aleppo this month.
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The second most probable scenario is that none of the candidates reach the delegate threshold and there is a brokered convention in July.
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A dialogue brokered by former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero and the Vatican in 2016 did nothing to advance opposition demands.
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Earlier this week, Tencent also brokered another music alliance after it led a $115 million investment in India-based music streaming service Gaana.
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Trump this month ordered a review to determine whether the nuclear deal brokered by the Obama administration is in the country's best interest.
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A brokered convention of backroom deals to consolidate delegates and decide the nominee would be disastrous heading into the general election, he said.
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Trump told Macron he is under "heavy" pressure back in the US on the climate accord brokered by the Obama administration in 2015.
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Both Trump and Cruz warned fellow Republicans Wednesday of dire consequences if the GOP establishment attempts to have a brokered convention this summer.
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We haven't really seen a truly brokered GOP convention since 1920, when the Republicans settled on Ohio Senator Warren Harding as the nominee.
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President Obama ended up abandoning the planned attack in favor of a Russian-brokered commitment from Assad to dismantle his chemical weapons arsenal.
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U.N.-brokered peace talks open on Monday in Geneva to seek an end to a conflict that has killed more than 250,000 people.
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Chamisa, who sat with two cabinet ministers, snubbed Wednesday's talks with Mnangagwa, saying the dialogue must be brokered by an independent outside mediator.
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The Polisario Front, which has said the territory belongs to ethnic Sahrawis, waged a guerrilla war until a U.N.-brokered ceasefire in 1991.
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Kosovo is facing a political crisis, with the opposition denouncing an EU-brokered deal with Serbia to give more rights to local Serbs.
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The West Bank, among territories where Palestinians seek statehood, has seen sporadic violence since U.S.-brokered peace talks with Israel stalled in 2014.
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Trump had imposed sanctions on Turkey after its offensive but lifted them as part of a ceasefire agreement brokered by Vice President Pence.
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The United Nations-brokered talks in Geneva were meant to be raising this issue as well as the governance of a future Syria.
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Iran's nuclear deal was brokered by the U.S., U.K., France, China and Russia as well as Germany (known as the 5+1 group).
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The administration recently removed sanctions placed on Turkey after it agreed to a Russian-brokered cease-fire agreement with U.S.-allied Kurdish forces.
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The last time anyone in the Republican Party had felt the need to prepare for a brokered convention was 1976, when former Gov.
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On a daily basis, Zarrab said he brokered the illegal movement of US $5-10 million of Iranian money out of Aktif Bank.
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Peace talks broke up last April after the opposition delegation quit, accusing the government of ignoring a cessation of hostilities brokered in February.
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John Kasich, hoping to be last man standing at a brokered convention, has based his generally unsuccessful campaign on being the "serious" candidate.
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The last round of Commission-brokered talks to prevent any supply outages over the peak demand winter months was in September last year.
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This decision was soon rendered moot by the Syrians, who said they would surrender their chemical weapons in a deal brokered by Putin.
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The minister, Euclid Tsakalotos, told parliament the "basic parameters" of the agreement with its international lenders brokered on Monday were already broadly known.
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It ended with an Egyptian-brokered cease-fire with Hamas, the militant group that controls Gaza, and without a decisive victory for Israel.
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The deal was negotiated at Russian-brokered talks in Astana which have taken place outside of United Nations-sponsored peace talks in Geneva.
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That accord — which came as the strike was in its second month — was brokered by federal mediators and Secretary of Labor Tom Perez.
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Both leaders appeared to be laying down early markers for December, when a new agreement must be brokered to keep the government open.
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Months earlier, the company brokered a draft agreement with the FTC to settle charges dating back to 2014 that it mishandled customers' data.
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Fulcher will also need to help ease concerns following a company-wide scandal in which staff brokered health benefits without securing proper licenses.
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A third gas giant, Qatar, waits in vain for a U.S.–brokered end to its economic blockade by neighboring Saudi Arabia and UAE.
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That's why he'd called to convene a conference committee like the one that brokered this week's compromise — when Republicans still controlled the House.
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The invitation was brokered by the head of Women at Google, an employee resource group, who told Stapleton it was an amazing opportunity.
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Van Wagenen, who played college baseball at Stanford, has brokered nine-figure contracts for stars such as Ryan Zimmerman, Robinson Cano and Cespedes.
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But the deal, brokered by Egypt, is only a first step, and much depends on how the deal plays out on the ground.
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But the DNC's move also slightly increases the chances of a brokered convention, where no nominee gets enough delegates on that first ballot.
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Mexico and the United States brokered an immigration agreement last week to prevent Washington from imposing tariffs starting at 5% on Mexican goods.
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This rule significantly reduced the possibility of a brokered convention, because now most delegates' votes were spoken for in advance of the convention.
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Other measures would limit the so-called "pay-for-delay" deals brokered by brand-name drug companies and generic manufacturers to postpone competition.
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Although the accord was brokered by the United Nations and signed by President Barack Obama, it has never been ratified by the Senate.
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Both moves run counter to the spirit of the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, brokered 40 years ago by President Jimmy Carter.
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My soon-to-be father-in-law, a New Delhi native and the Magellan of this city, brokered a deal of his own.
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The approval marks the close of an era, during which powerful pharmacy benefit managers brokered drug prices among pharmaceutical companies, insurers and employers.
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The last brokered convention for both parties was in 2628 when Adlai Stevenson won the Democratic nomination and Dwight Eisenhower the Republican nomination.
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He learned that the network had brokered at least seven nondisclosure agreements with women who brought complaints of discrimination or harassment at NBC.
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Bloomberg could fail to have a plurality but win a brokered convention, making his overall odds higher than the 15 percent given here.
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From Kalashnikov rifles to Sukhoi planes, the Kremlin has brokered several weapons deals with Venezuela and deployed two Russian bombers to the country.
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The US has brokered similar agreements with Guatemala and El Salvador, though only the agreement with Guatemala has gone into effect so far.
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International sanctions on Tehran were lifted in January under the nuclear deal brokered by Britain, France, Germany, China, Russia and the United States.
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The US's direct commercial sales are brokered between private companies and foreign buyers, but they need to be licensed by the State Department.
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During the trip, Trump signed a $110 billion arms deal between the United States and Saudi Arabia, which was primarily brokered through Kushner.
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Carter is famous for having brokered the Camp David Accords with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin in 1978.
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Soon after, Davidson brokered a deal with Cohen in which Daniels was paid $130,1303 to keep quiet about her alleged tryst with Trump.
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As one of the world's pre-eminent financiers, he brokered numerous mergers and acquisitions, leaving his stamp on Avis, Lockheed Martin, Warner Bros.
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Obama will also have to deal with the latest U.S.-Russia brokered ceasefire in Syria, which is already in danger of breaking down.
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Kerry: Mr. Kerry praised the 2015 deal that the United States brokered with Iran to curtail that country's ability to produce nuclear weapons.
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His son, who is part of the Jaro City faction, was shot in the hand a few days before the truce was brokered.
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Internationally-brokered peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians have stalled since 2014 and Israeli settlements in the occupied territories have steadily expanded.
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Response: Mr. Arias was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1987 for having brokered a plan to end civil wars in Central America.
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Mr. Trump pronounced himself unsatisfied with the agreement brokered by House and Senate negotiators, and he refused to publicly commit to signing it.
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This equitable increase tenet means that for the past five years, budget agreements have been brokered between defense hawks and big government supporters.
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While on Wall Street, he brokered the acquisition of Avis, the rental car company, helped Steve Ross gain control of the Warner Bros.
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Environmental through purchase of F4 Environmental Solutions * In conjunction with deal, co will be conducting non-brokered private placement financing of up to 22.5 million units at $0.20 per unit * In conjunction with deal, co will be conducting non-brokered private placement financing of up to 10.3 million units at $0.17 per unit Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Related: The US and Russia Just Brokered a Ceasefire in Syria — But No Syrians Have Signed on Yet Under the terms brokered on Monday, the Syrian government and opposition had until noon on Friday to agree to a cessation of hostilities, which does not apply to the "terrorist organizations" operating in Syria — specifically IS and the Nusra Front and groups allied with them.
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This week, rebels say the government launched its first air strikes there since a truce last year brokered by Russia and the United States.
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Earlier this week, the United States and Russia brokered a ceasefire in Aleppo, Syria's largest city and scene of some of its heaviest fighting.
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Medvedchuk has brokered prisoner exchanges between Russia and Ukraine and held talks in Moscow last month with Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev about gas prices.
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The deal is between London, Ontario-based General Dynamics Land Systems and Saudi Arabia, but brokered through the Canadian government-owned Canadian Commercial Corporation.
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President Donald Trump has told reporters on Air Force One that a trade deal brokered with China is one of the largest ever made.
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It all raises concerns over the future of a deal, brokered by the Obama administration, that requires Iran to heavily restrict its nuclear program.
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European autos and miners surged higher in Monday trade following the news that China and the United States have brokered a trade war truce.
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Trump pulled the U.S. out of the Iran nuclear deal brokered during the Obama administration, and reimposed economic sanctions on Iran in recent months.
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Certainly, one could argue that back in the 19th century, when brokered conventions were the norm, contested conventions didn't hurt parties' general election chances.
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The handover was the first of several, two Iraqi military sources told Reuters, under an agreement brokered to handover a total of 502 fighters.
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He mentioned that before he quit the zero-day industry, he brokered the sale of an iOS zero-day that went for $4 million.
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Concerns have been raised over the future of a deal, brokered by the Obama administration, that requires Iran to heavily restrict its nuclear program.
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The office of the special prosecutor was created under the 2015 EU-brokered agreement which ended a two-year political crisis in North Macedonia.
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So while a brokered convention may be the GOP's answer to avoiding a Trump nomination, it could come at a price for the party.
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Instead, Ryan has been wrestling for months with conservatives in the House Freedom Caucus, most of whom opposed the budget deal brokered by Boehner.
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In 2017 a South African court blocked a $76bn deal with Rosatom that had been secretly brokered between Presidents Jacob Zuma and Vladimir Putin.
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MICHEL ROCARD, a former French prime minister, once described the peace deal he brokered in New Caledonia in 1988 as a "bet on intelligence".
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Under pressure from Mr. Schiff, Mr. Maguire brokered a compromise that allowed the complaint go to lawmakers, who released an unclassified version of it.
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A series of truces brokered via Russian-Turkish talks has failed to end the fighting in Idlib, where Ankara has a dozen military positions.
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The government and the NDF had initiated separate ceasefires in August, paving the way for peace talks in Oslo, brokered by the Norwegian government.
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Then, Jon did the impossible: he brokered peace between the two warring parties who had spent hundreds of years hating and murdering each other.
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A unity deal brokered by the United Nations, signed by rival factions in December despite opposition from hardliners, was meant to end the divide.
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This is when the convention moves into its "brokered" phase and the campaigns begin to vigorously compete for their support on a second ballot.
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The guns fell silent over the battered city at noon on July 9th as a ceasefire brokered by Russia and America came into force.
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At least $600 billion of that is FTL (full truckload), roughly half of which is private carriers and half of which is brokered freight.
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Tripoli is home to the unelected Government of National Accord (GNA), an interim administration brought in by a U.N.-brokered deal in December 2015.
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So when the US brokered a deal in which the Philippines and China agreed to withdraw their ships, Beijing simply reneged on its part.
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Señor Common Sense, a golden character wearing a bow-tie, descended to a playground and brokered a power-sharing agreement among the four children.
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European capitals are struggling to keep alive a nuclear deal brokered in 2015 after Trump pulled the United States out and reimposed economic sanctions.
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The deal, brokered by Russia and Turkey, which back opposing sides, reduced violence, but firefights, air strikes and shelling went on in some areas.
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Under a 2013 EU-brokered deal Belgrade, Pristina agreed to give Serb enclaves in Kosovo more autonomy and grant protected status to Orthodox monasteries.
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The deal Jack brokered was complex enough that, when I meet him years later, I need him to walk me through it several times.
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The Syrian government and rebel groups opposed to President Bashar al-Assad began a nationwide ceasefire in late December, brokered by Moscow and Ankara.
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The attack wrecked the ceasefire brokered by America and Russia, and was followed by the worst bombardment that the ancient city has yet seen.
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In 2013 in Moscow, Mr Bainimarama brokered a deal with the Russian prime minister, Dimitry Medvedev, for the supply of equipment for Fijian peacekeepers.
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The crossing agreement was part of a broader reconciliation deal brokered by Egypt and signed in Cairo on Thursday by the two Palestinian delegations.
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Nor will Republicans necessarily be worried about the risk of endorsing Trump only to have a brokered convention select a different candidate this summer.
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On the same day the truce was brokered, Mr Assad promised to hold elections on April 13th for the toothless parliament that supports him.
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It is one of three places where a ceasefire brokered by the Trump administration, Russia and Jordan has been in effect for around month.
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And while he's more than 250 delegates ahead of Ted Cruz, some are calling for a brokered convention if the party remains clearly undecided.
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Can anyone imagine Romney having advocated strategic voting to force a brokered convention had a fellow elitist like Jeb Bush been in second place?
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Since the company's founding in 1993, it has brokered dozens of licensing agreements with firearms makers such as FN Herstal, Beretta, and Desert Eagle.
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Kitty Taylor -- who brokered the $72,000 sale of Suddenbreakingnews -- says the horse is a gelding ... meaning his testicles were removed, since they never dropped.
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The lesson here is that truly brokered conventions have three key elements: two very close front-runners, irreconcilable camps, and an eventual compromise nominee.
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Rig counts have increased just over 50% since the deal brokered between OPEC and 46.643 other producers to cut oil supply late last year.
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The closest they came to fruition was in April 2004, when a plan brokered by the United Nations was put to a nationwide referendum.
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Saleh was a longtime Saudi and U.S. ally, but his deputy, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, replaced him in 1203 under a Riyadh-brokered deal.
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Cohen brokered Daniels' contract, and paid her $130,000 as part of the agreement, which was signed just a few weeks before the 2016 election.
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The race to replace Royce got so nasty last month that Democrats brokered a peace deal between businessman Andy Thorburn and philanthropist Gil Cisneros.
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At the same time, the number of sales Thomas had brokered passed 20, and he had to expand his sources to continue producing guns.
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Kasich and his supporters are embracing the idea of a brokered convention, which represents the last establishment candidate's only hope of winning the nomination.
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Since the show's beginning it has remained a space where deals have been brokered and broken, beefs squashed and started, truths revealed and hidden.
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Few expected the cease-fire, which was brokered two months ago by the United States and Russia, to last as long as it did.
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A Saudi-brokered transition brought Hadi to power in a government that sidelined the Houthis, who became disgruntled and captured much of the country.
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President Trump plans to certify that Iran is in compliance with the nuclear deal brokered by former President Obama, the Weekly Standard reported Thursday.
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She and Mr. Pitt have successfully brokered the sale of personal photographs to publications like People and Time, with the proceeds going to charity.
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Within a week, the White House reached an agreement with the Senate Judiciary Committee to turn over the documents, largely brokered by former Sen.
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And the Bank of Kyoto Ltd in March brokered rice wholesaler Shinmei Co's acquisition of Kobe Marukan Co, a seafood wholesaler in nearby Kobe.
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These deals often last years, even decades; the politicians who brokered them are usually safely out of office once the fiscal damage becomes apparent.
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Mr. Bridgman said he recently brokered a private sale of a flag from Lincoln's second presidential campaign with his image and slogans on it.
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Dimon also brokered talks with Neumann's advisers over the course of two days at the bank's midtown headquarters, a person familiar with them said.
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The recent uptick in airstrikes and fighting across Yemen follows the collapse of United Nations-brokered peace talks that were being held in Kuwait.
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The Greens have stood aside for Berger as part of an anti-Brexit electoral pact brokered by the cross-party Unite to Remain group.
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It has raised tension between Washington and Damascus's chief ally Moscow, who brokered a ceasefire which after a week appears to be in tatters.
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Giorgi Rtskhiladze co-owns the Silk Road Transatlantic Alliance, a subsidiary that focusses on business deals involving the U.S. He brokered the Trump relationship.
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The United Nations brokered a ceasefire in 1991, but talks have since failed to find a lasting settlement in Africa's longest-running territorial dispute.
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From Kalashnikov rifles to Sukhoi planes, the Kremlin has brokered several weapons deals with Venezuela and recently deployed two Russian bombers to the country.
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They were fortunate to have allies in HR and in the Times's senior leadership, one of whom brokered the meeting with the company's executives.
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The current funding bill, brokered in a surprise deal between Trump and Democrats in September that caught Republicans off-guard, expires on Dec. 8.
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A faction of the militant group released 21 of the girls on Thursday after the Red Cross and the Swiss government brokered a deal.
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The 30-year state of war between Israel and Egypt, for example, ended only when the United States brokered the 1978 Camp David accords.
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There were high hopes among advocates, alongside key industry figures like Katie Moussouris, chief executive of Luta Security, that negotiators had brokered a compromise.
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The current funding bill, brokered in a surprise deal between Trump and Democrats in September that caught Republicans off-guard, expires on Dec. 85033.
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Under the agreement, brokered by Egyptian intelligence, Fatah will lift a series of punitive sanctions that it imposed on Hamas-controlled Gaza this year.
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There, they can force a "brokered convention" — essentially, the party establishment swooping in and taking the nomination away from the voters' choice for it.
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Each has ended quickly in a cease-fire, usually brokered by Egypt and seen as evidence that neither side wants a full-fledged war.
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All warring factions are mired in distrust, and suspect one another of breaking the cessation of hostilities deal, which was brokered on February 27.
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The entertainment and sports agency CAA, which also brokered the deal and represents most of ESPN's top boxing commentators, will lead the sales process.
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Iran remains a part of the nuclear accord, which it brokered in 2015 along with the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China.
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That war ended in an Egyptian-brokered truce, and both the Israelis and Hamas have said they want the ceasefire to stay in place.
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But a U.S.-Afghan declaration commits the Kabul government only to taking part in U.S.-brokered talks on the "feasibility" of such a release.
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Exclusive 21996 Photos View Slide Show ' In New York City, David Rockefeller led Chase Manhattan bank and brokered deals that shaped the city skyline.
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CNBC's Wilfred Frost in an interview with Pompeo addressed the recent U.S.-brokered cease-fire in Syria that Ankara had agreed to last week.
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Trump has also brokered a series of agreements with the Northern Triangle countries that require migrants to apply for protections in those countries first.
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They also brokered a deal with some automakers to continue to produce more fuel-efficient vehicles -- something the Department of Justice decided to investigate.
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They also brokered a deal with some automakers to continue to produce more fuel efficient vehicles — something the Department of Justice decided to investigate.
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Pelosi and Fudge held a "candid and respectful" talk last week, according to Pelosi, brokered by Fudge's fellow Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) member Rep.
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It was brokered in part by Suneet Singal, who ran several real estate investment trusts and is now dealing with his own regulatory issues.
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Some Democrats argued that it's too early to speculate about a brokered convention ahead of Super Tuesday, which could again shake up the race.
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There has not been a brokered U.S. major-party convention since 1952 when the Democrats nominated Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson on the third ballot.
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Earlier that day, President-elect Donald J. Trump had threatened on Twitter to reverse the rapprochement carefully brokered by Raúl Castro and President Obama.
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Earlier this week, CBC reported that his original arrest generated leads on classified Royal Mounted Canadian Police information being brokered on the black market.
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If not, then it could be a brokered convention, and that date would be in the middle of July, when the convention will be.
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They point out that it was Russia, along with the United States, which co-brokered the current cessation of hostilities in Syria, however fragile.
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Valeurs Actuelles is touting the interview — which was brokered by mutual friends of Trump and Bercoff's — as the candidate's first official interview in Europe.
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He also brokered meetings for Warnig with officials in the Department of Energy and separately in Houston with Ross Perot Jr, the U.S. billionaire.
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In recent years, the FTC has brokered similar settlements with the likes of Facebook, Google and Twitter, including for mishaps related to mishandling users' data.
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The talks come as part of a Security Council resolution adopted last December laying out a road map for negotiations brokered by the United Nations.
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Chances for a brokered convention closed at 40 percent on Thursday on record volume in betting on PredictIt after starting the week at 23 percent.
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The ceasefire has unraveled since the United States and Russia brokered it, with fighting and bombardment in Aleppo playing a major part in its collapse.
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It finally launched its hotly-anticipated IPO a day after U.S. and Chinese leaders brokered a 90-day truce in their trade conflict last week.
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The UN-brokered Syrian peace talks resumed in Geneva on Thursday, 10 months after they fell apart over escalating bloodshed in the war-torn country.
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After four days of reduced bombardment, intense air strikes resumed on Wednesday following the collapse of talks between rebels and Russian officers, brokered by Jordan.
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Concerns have also been raised over the future of a deal, brokered by the Obama administration, that requires Iran to heavily restrict its nuclear program.
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The development marks the first concrete step since a fragile U.N. cease-fire agreement was brokered between the war-ravaged nation's rival parties last December.
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All sides have traded blame for the near-total collapse of a partial ceasefire brokered in February by the United States and Damascus ally, Russia.
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After an amnesty was brokered in 2009, he became a multimillionaire through government contracts to protect the pipelines he and his men used to hit.
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Blackstone had promoted Sean Klimczak, a partner who had brokered previous infrastructure investments, to run the infrastructure group around the time of the fund's unveiling.
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