Ben Adler is senior editor at City & State NY.
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The City-State of Boston , by Mark Peterson (Princeton) .
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The NY/PA Food Fight was hosted by the political news groups City & State PA and City & State NY, and Congresswomen Maloney and Pennsylvania Congressman Brendan Boyle headed up their respective delegations.
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London would join as a city state if it could.
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We see this in city after city, state after state.
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Sources: New York Magazine, City & State New York, Washington Post
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It took us from city to city, state to state.
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Coordination between the city, state, and federal governments was difficult.
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Its information: date, name, gender, city, state, method of killing.
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The city state accounts about 20% of global bunkering sales.
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But why is Zika spreading so fast in the city state?
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City, state and federal agencies are investigating the June 21 fire.
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I am working very hard to help New York City & State.
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The city-state has investments amounting to A$80.2 billion in Australia.
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The city-state hosts the popular weeklong Asia Fashion Exchange (AFX) annually.
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By Sunday, the army had seized the entire city, state media reported.
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City, state, and federal authorities, including the FBI, had investigated the incident.
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Singapore ordered that BSI's operations in the city-state be closed down.
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This was retaliation for growing ties between the city-state and Taipei.
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Vatican City is an independent city-state that's actually located in Rome.
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Wharton was speaking at an LNG industry conference in the city-state.
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And the city-state has just hosted the 20303th International Otter Congress.
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Also use a comma after a city-state combination within a sentence.
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Sunday's race in the city-state would otherwise have been the last.
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It marks the latest Amazon move against city, state and national taxes.
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The emergence of what might be a new kind of city-state.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, is a quasi-independent city-state.
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The Dandong city state security bureau has been investigating Spavor since Dec.
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Also use a comma after a city-state combination within a sentence
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Your location can be your school, your city, state or even country.
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Two of those are large democracies, the other an authoritarian city-state.
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"Chicago is kind of like Rome, the city-state," she went on.
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Lee said it's possible that the city-state could go into recession.
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Around 40% of the 5.7 million people living on the small city-state are foreign and some Singaporeans are frustrated with the number of immigrants in the city-state, who they accuse of competing for jobs, housing and schooling.
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The city-state is perhaps the world's most astonishing story of educational improvement.
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Remember, Alibaba has just postponed a $225 billion listing in the city state.
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The tiny city-state of 6m people has always been cramped for space.
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Google, for instance, now has more than 1,5503 employees in the city-state.
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His firm plans to build its first electric car in the city-state.
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Island city-state Singapore reported its first locally infected Zika patient on Aug.
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Manafort's real estate dealings are the subject of city, state and federal investigations.
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The Southeast Asian city-state shifted down one position to take second place.
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Monaco is a tiny yet lavishly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera.
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Woody: What, if anything, have city, state, and national authorities done in response?
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Sparta was so poor that little trace of the city-state remains today.
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The city-state has been at the forefront of promoting self-driving cars.
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"I am working very hard to help New York City & State," he tweeted.
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Since then, Singapore has grown into a wealthy city-state and financial center.
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The walled city-state is surrounded by Rome, where most Vatican employees live.
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The city-state enjoys some autonomy under the "one country, two systems" principle.
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Monaco is a tiny yet exceedingly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera.
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The Southeast Asian city-state is expected to grow 3 percent this year.
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The city-state currently has 152 active cases, while 114 people have recovered.
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You'll be able to customize the city, state, and name on the mug.
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The city state also has a list of people barred from entering the casinos.
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As of noon Sunday, the city-state had 43 confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
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The city-state of 5.6 million people has just over eight million mobile subscriptions.
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Qatar is, in effect, a city-state (not a big country, like previous hosts).
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Singapore police subsequently opened an investigation and raided Wirecard's premises in the city-state.
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If that happens, the Italian city-state would have to cease recognition of Taiwan.
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Some anticipate Singapore's move could cost the city-state business in the bunkering industry.
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North Dakota State returns to Fargo for a Tuesday matchup with Valley City State.
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The digital sphere has become its own city-state, and everyone is declaring allegiance.
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Fellow ratings agency Fitch had already downgraded the city-state in September last year.
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The government of the Vatican City State earns revenue from the lucrative Vatican museums.
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The city's schools are funded with a mix of city, state and federal dollars.
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The trade-reliant city-state, which has been hit by the prolonged Sino-U.
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Let's say you've founded a new city-state and you need to populate it.
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In October, he joked about declaring London a city-state, akin to Vatican City.
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China is Singapore's largest trading partner, and the city-state is China's largest foreign investor.
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The Southeast Asian city-state confirmed its first locally-transmitted Zika case just last Saturday.
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During its six decades since independence, Singapore has emerged as a modern, wealthy city-state.
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Peacekeepers known as Gatherers keep law and order in the ancient city-state of Gujarreh.
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Singapore, a wealthy city-state, has one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
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During its six decades since independence, Singapore has emerged as a modern, wealthy city state.
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The USS John S. McCain reached port in the city-state under its own power.
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The city-state has no bike lanes on roads, and few regulations for two-wheelers.
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A gay city-state would also become a safe haven for millions of gay people.
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That decline in rentals was reflected in real-estate trust earnings in the city-state.
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The "maids" was referring to the large contingent of domestic helpers in the city-state.
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She is back on the road with her 23-city "State of the World" tour.
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Banking stocks in the Southeast Asian city-state got a lift after DBS reported earnings.
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You can search by city, state, or grantee to see how to get involved immediately.
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English is widely spoken in the city state, though many locals also speak Mandarin Chinese.
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Monaco, a sovereign city-state on the French Riviera, is known for its lavish wealth.
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The city state, which has no universal minimum wage, also did poorly on labor rights.
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Inuka was born in the tropical city state and is the zoo's only polar bear.
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Singapore is a Southeast Asia independent city-state about four times the size of Washington.
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Include your name, city/state and contact information, and put "amendment" in the subject line.
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But the future depends on how the city, state and federal governments respond, he said.
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That compares to MGO at $556 a tonne in the city-state, according to ClearLynx.
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That compares to MGO at $556 a ton in the city-state, according to ClearLynx.
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Include your name, city/state and contact information, and put "candidates" in the subject line.
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Include your name, city/state and contact information, and put "2020" in the subject line.
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Include your name, city/state and contact information, and put "Democrats" in the subject line.
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Include your name, city/state and contact information, and put "remedies" in the subject line.
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Include your name, city/state and contact information, and put "women" in the subject line.
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His last win in the city state came in 2015, his first year with Ferrari.
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Capital Economics forecasts economic growth of around 3.0 percent this year for the city-state.
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SINGAPORE, April 22 (Reuters) - Singapore police have charged a former employee at Swiss private bank BSI for acquiring property in the city-state using ill-gotten funds, making him the second BSI banker in the city-state to come under scrutiny by authorities this year.
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In early March this year, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake southwest of Singapore shook the city-state.
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It's a city-state of 6 million people that's only been governing itself since about 1960.
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To be sure, the city-state isn't likely to be eating Silicon Valley's lunch anytime soon.
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The city state is also studying tactical lift helicopters to replace its Boeing Chinooks, Ng said.
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The total number of infected cases in the Southeast Asian city-state currently stands at 151.
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Please include your name, city/state and contact information, and put "college" in the subject line.
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Singapore said efforts to engage with the foreign worker population in the city-state were "ongoing".
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City, state and federal prosecutors in New York continue investigating his business, charitable foundation and inauguration.
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The Aframax LR-2 vessel is currently at anchor offshore the city-state, the data show.
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One side depicts a prosperous city-state, where justice and tolerance prevail in the Tuscan countryside.
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In other words, you can search at the city, state ("California destinations"), country or continent level.
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I recently spent five days in Monaco, an outrageously wealthy city-state on the French Riviera.
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In most of the city-state, particularly the glitzy Monte Carlo district, the wealth was evident.
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And true progress will have to come from regulation at the city, state or federal level.
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Colonized by Britain in the 19th century, the island city-state achieved self-governance in 1959.
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If you're interested in Singapore, a recent cartoon provides an alternative history of the city-state.
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She announced that the city-state would be severely restricting travel to and from the mainland.
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The revisions came as the city-state revised up slightly its 2019 fourth-quarter growth figures.
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Within the city state, however, it told the U.N. it was taking extensive measures to protect children.
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The jet landed at the airport Sunday afternoon amid huge security precautions on the city-state island.
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However, the law only covers Vatican City State, a county within Rome, and Vatican diplomats working abroad.
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The measure was aimed at preventing property hoarding by "foreign" developers in the land-starved city-state.
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Germany's city-state of Hamburg can decide on all these issues, without incurring the wrath of Berlin.
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Growth in the affluent city state has been dented over the past year by a Sino-U.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore, the tiny Southeast Asian city-state, is an unlikely place for a farming revolution.
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Growth in the affluent city state has been dented over the past year by a Sino-U.
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Though it is unclear how Britain could emulate a city state, EU negotiators take the risk seriously.
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"I face enormous taxes -- city, state, sales, excise, employee, federal, VAT, different countries," Trump said in Pueblo.
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The Pope is also the head of Vatican City, which is the world's smallest independent city-state.
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Now, one Southeast Asian city-state is putting the tech to work in reshaping its energy industry.
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It's totally secluded The hotel is located a quarter mile off the coast of the city-state.
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And some urban enclaves might wonder if the time had finally come to go full city-state.
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Shenzhen also published rules to discourage speculative home purchases in the city, state media reported on Friday.
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The company is expected to start operations in the city state in the first half of 2018.
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The city-state of Singapore is as modern as it gets — a hyper-connected, business-driven metropolis.
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The city-state scored 755 points, leaping over Hong Kong, which ranked fourth globally with 753 points.
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The city-state is becoming what Mr Lee, who died last year, always thought it otter be.
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But in the distance is the dome of St Peter's in the Vatican, a separate city-state.
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Officials had preferred the Southeast Asian city state for its neutrality and relative proximity to North Korea.
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His advance work in the Southeast Asian city-state could determine whether the summit happens at all.
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Li, a U.S.-based academic, said in August that he would not return to the city-state.
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The event took place from September 25 to September 28 in the tiny French Riviera city-state.
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During his time in the city-state, Trump is expected to stay at the Shangri-La Hotel.
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Several countries advise pregnant women or those trying to conceive to avoid traveling to the city-state.
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Monaco is a tiny yet lavishly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera with a glamorous reputation.
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When Dionysus rolls back into Thebes, he wants revenge on the city-state that doubted his mother.
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Singapore's government turned this futuristic city-state into a giant stage for Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim.
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That is how seriously the southeast Asian city-state of 6 million takes its disease contact tracing.
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During the bubble, city, state and federal officials worsened the problems by exempting the industry from regulations.
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City, state and federal officials exacerbated the problems by exempting the industry from regulations, The Times revealed.
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Strict rules in Singapore make the city state one of the toughest markets in which Airbnb operates.
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But of course, surveillance is highly prevalent in the city-state, which boasts about 5.5 million people.
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Meanwhile, the city-state requires foreign buyers to pay a whopping 20% on any residential property purchase.
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They're all migrants without jobs in the city-state; many are seeking help to reclaim unpaid wages.
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Amazon's Prime Now directors in Singapore, Low and also Aarif Nakhooda, are natives to the city-state.
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"No city, state, province, or country in the world has mandated animal protections this strict," Balk said.
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If Something Awful was a governed online city-state, 4chan users were the barbarians at the gates.
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They discussed "ongoing multilateral efforts" to end the fighting in the city, State Department spokesman John Kirby said.
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Within weeks, the city, state, and a local nonprofit spent $12 million to switch back to Detroit water.
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English is the first language in the city-state, which operates a bilingual language policy in state schools.
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And caused city, state, and federal officials all to say that they were looking into opening an investigation.
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The city-state is the smallest of 16 German states and consists of the cities Bremen and Bremerhaven.
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The city-state of 22003 million people has one of the most number of confirmed cases outside China.
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Syrian forces have also made gains to the north of the city, state media and the Observatory said.
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This island city-state located in Southeast Asia has grown into a popular cruise destination over the years.
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Automation is important for the city-state as it faces a labor crunch across many of its industries.
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Monaco, a tiny city-state on the French Riviera, is one of the wealthiest nations in the world.
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Trump is due to meet the North Korean dictator on June 12 in the Southeast Asian city-state.
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The city-state, which covers an area of just 0.78 square miles, has a total of 31,000 inhabitants.
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If they are public officials, they are lauded for their service to their city, state and the country.
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Cleveland officials are promising increased security during the Republican gathering, with resources from city, state and federal authorities.
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Singaporeans often refer to their city state as a "little red dot" on the map of Southeast Asia.
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Analysts say the city-state is weighing the costs, and benefits, of staging the event in the future.
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A magnet for the 1%, the French Riviera city-state has a worldwide reputation for glamour and affluence.
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The state has 50 confirmed cases of the Zika virus outside New York City, state health officials said.
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In the game, players assume the roles of influential leaders vying for control over an important city-state.
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It's an independent civil society based in the Vatican city-state, and is part of the whole world.
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Singapore reported two coronavirus-related deaths on Saturday, the first deaths in the city-state from COVID-19.
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That would potentially allow technology players and non-banking companies to challenge traditional lenders in the city-state.
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If you're interested in Singapore, a recent highly popular cartoon provides an alternative history of the city-state.
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The city-state&aposs best-known landmark is a $6.6 billion megahotel that looks like a floating ship.
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The city state has begun seeking public feedback on the proposal and other measures to regulate the sector.
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A survey in December found the majority of domestic workers in the city state of Singapore were exploited.
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The Vatican, a sovereign city-state surrounded by Rome, has diplomatic relations with more than a hundred countries.
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But the resurgence of the water dispute with Malaysia comes at an awkward time for the city-state.
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It's an unusual move for the city-state, which reportedly may not have taken the step for decades.
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That follows an unprecedented June 11 summit of the two leaders in the wealthy city state of Singapore.
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It's the first time a "net zero energy building" has been built from scratch in the city-state.
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We adopt the beliefs of our parents, family, mentors, culture and our environment (neighborhood, town, city, state, country).
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Cleveland officials are promising extra security for the event, with resources coming from city, state and federal authorities.
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But the city-state faces competition from ports in China, which have increased their capacity in recent years.
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The Infectious Diseases Act gives the city-state wide latitude in prioritizing the common good over privacy concerns.
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The Infectious Diseases Act gives the city-state wide latitude in prioritizing the common good over privacy concerns.
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X says he's in the city-state as part of a promotional event for a mall and seafood restaurant.
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This has allowed Singapore -- a crowded city state with lack of space -- to conduct annual military drills in Taiwan.
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In 1986, Israel's then-President Chaim Herzog became the first Israeli head of state to visit the city-state.
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The Southeast Asian city state is home to three oil refineries run by ExxonMobil, Shell and Singapore Refining Company.
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The incident came just days before the city-state hosts high stakes talks between U.S. and North Korea's leaders.
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Unlike most sovereign nations, you don't even have to have your passport checked when you enter the city-state.
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Geely launched Geometry at an event in Singapore and said the city-state would eventually become a target market.
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The jet carrying Kim had landed earlier in the afternoon amid huge security precautions on the city-state island.
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She understands this only when he invites her to the city-state for the wedding of his best friend.
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The wealthy city-state of Singapore is Grab's second-biggest market, where it is building a $135 million headquarters.
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The investment aside, it has an office in the city-state and it has trialled self-driving vehicles there.
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It was first staged in 211.6 and the city-state renewed its contract for another five years in 21.
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Is our city, state and nation any safer today because we took Pablo the pizza deliveryman off the street?
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The boys go to Italian schools while they live in the Vatican, a sovereign city-state surrounded by Rome.
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Yet Hmlet already has 29 co-living properties available for rent in the city-state, according to its website.
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Pyongyang's rationale for accepting the Southeast Asian city-state probably stems from motives that are the mirror-image opposite.
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In the wealthy nearby city-state of Singapore, prices fell to below $6 in 2017, from $20 in 2014.
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During this time, and for decades beyond, Lee maintained stringent control over most every aspect of the city-state.
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" On Saturday night's episode of SNL, Kyle Mooney and Sasheer Zamata tout a city-state established for "progressive Americans.
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Good morning, everyone, and welcome to our 65th year at sea in this, the Steve Jobs iFortress city-state!
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But then it gets to where you are, and you think your city, state, or country will do better.
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Name: Congresswoman-elect Deb Haaland, Pueblo of Laguna City/State: Albuquerque What does Native American history mean to you?
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Sentosa is connected to the mainland of the city-state by a causeway, a cable car and a monorail.
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"What this looks like, again, will vary greatly community by community, city by city, state by state," Shah said.
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It's searchable by city, state or ZIP code for emergency, transitional and long-term services across the United States.
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Singapore is a densely populated city-state and one of the world's most expensive places to own a car.
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The only drivers of the current crop to have triumphed in the city-state have each won four times.
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Monaco, a tiny sovereign city-state on the French Riviera, is one of the wealthiest nations in the world.
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A New York magazine, City & State, listed McGuire as the 63rd most powerful black leader in the Big Apple.
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Critics say the law's reach could jeopardize freedom of expression both in the city-state and outside its borders.
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Epicureanism spread as the Greek city-state fell into decline, empires emerged and social authority grew distant and impersonal.
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The group dreamed of ruling Harlem as an independent African-America city-state funded by the illicit drug industry.
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It was first staged in 212 and the city-state renewed its contract for another five years in 211.6.
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A plus is his track record of winning elections in the city state of Hamburg, where he was mayor.
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Singapore, a Southeast Asian city state, has reported one of the highest numbers of confirmed coronavirus cases outside China.
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The city-state has more than 300 confirmed cases, but 117 people have been cured and discharged to-date.
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The island city-state of Singapore was the only Asian state to make the top ten of least corrupt countries.
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OCBC's Ling said Trump was the main uncertainty for the city-state in 2017, particularly on global trade and China.
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ET. A private jet carrying Kim had landed just hours earlier amid huge security precautions on the city-state island.
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The party launched the write-in campaign to highlight problems it sees with New York's election laws, City & State reported.
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A hacker could then use IP lookup websites to determine the city, state, and postal code of the partial address.
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No other city-state can claim such an abundant, vivacious home-grown tourist draw, but our treaties are important, too.
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They've established a new joint venture called 23getthere Asia that will operate and maintain the vehicles in the city state.
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Singapore was another candidate, though prices in the tiny city-state were five times higher than in Malaysia, he added.
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Many complain that the city-state is being run, in effect, as the personal holding company of the Al Maktoums.
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The city-state was depicted as a playground for the super-rich in the Hollywood hit film "Crazy Rich Asians".
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Farms are rarely associated with Singapore, a small urban city-state that imports more than 90 percent of its food.
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Lee's People's Action Party has been in power on the island since 23.9 — even before the city-state became independent.
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As a result, the exits strengthened the perception that the city state is losing its appeal as a listing destination.
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The crisis prompted several lawsuits against the city, state, Republican Governor Rick Snyder and several individual city and state officials.
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Singapore is a city-state of well organized public infrastructure at the bottom of the highly disputed South China Sea.
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Tuaspring is the largest desalination plant out of three in Singapore and an important water source for the city-state.
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Foreigners now have to pay levies of over 20% to buy property in the city-state under the new rules.
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The prosperous Southeast Asian city-state of Singapore -- with an estimated population of 5.7 million -- is ethnically and religiously diverse.
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Domestic consumption in the affluent city-state has also remained anaemic, with entire floors at some central shopping malls empty.
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The wealthy city-state has a zero-tolerance policy for illegal drugs and imposes long jail terms on convicted users.
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The US State Department has no warnings for the city-state that holds 5.3 million people in 255 square miles.
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In New Jersey&aposs 2nd District, which covers all or parts of eight counties and includes Atlantic City, State Sen.
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About the distinction between the Holy See (the church's governing body) and the Vatican (a city-state and political actor).
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In Singapore's financial district, a Forest City showroom, mainly for buyers living in the city-state, was open and operating.
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Monaco, a tiny sovereign city-state on the French Riviera, is so wealthy that it doesn't even measure poverty rates.
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That's because the city state is only 719.1 square kilometers, making traffic and congestion a huge priority for the government.
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For now, the rich city-state is coping but also discovering that there are some things that money can't buy.
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Singapore was a tiny city-state, with a population of less than six million; in China, tian gao, huangdi yuan.
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Separately, Islamic State fighters were ousted from their last foothold in a major Syrian city, state-run television reported today.
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George E. Pataki and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, both Republicans, in what was hailed as an innovative city-state partnership.
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RedMart, Alibaba-owned e-commerce firm Lazada's grocery arm, said it is "currently seeing unprecedented demand" in the city-state.
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Hong Kong's top politician Carrie Lam said she is "very disappointed" by the Moody's ratings downgrade for the city-state.
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That has implications beyond the city-state: the Vatican's secretive culture and sovereign privileges make it ideal for dubious transactions.
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The seizure involved multiple city, state and federal agencies, including the US Coast Guard, NYPD, and New York State Police.
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That kind of consumption is piling pressure on the Asian city state to address growing concerns about global water scarcity.
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" During a Billy Joel tune, he gave the chorus a Midtown twist: "I'm in a Tudor City state of mind.
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We might document our own conversation if no one would listen to us in the city, state, or national government.
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The next step is for the city, state, and county government to come together and present an ambition plan for growth.
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The densely populated island city-state off southern Malaysia covers 277 square miles and contains more than 4,300 high-rise towers.
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"Is our city, state and nation any safer today because they took a pizza delivery guy off the streets?" asked Brannan.
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Hyflux's Tuaspring plant is the largest of three desalination plants in Singapore and an important water source for the city state.
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The North Korean leader went up to to the roof as part of his night tour of the city state. pic.twitter.
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Two bombings in Singapore, among the very few terrorist attacks in the city-state, may also have been aimed at Israel.
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The city state is ahead of Zurich and Hong Kong, which are tied for second place, followed by Geneva and Paris.
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Trump is set to hold a historic summit Tuesday with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on the island city-state.
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The Reform Party held write-in primaries in multiple districts for the June 26 primary, according to City & State New York .
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You can search for down payment and closing cost assistance in your city, state, and county with a quick Google search.
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In more than 50 years of independence, the city-state has striven mightily to attract investment from all over the world.
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Advocates for Hong Kong independence usually point to Singapore as an obvious regional example of a small, self-governing city state.
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Our awesome team is growing as we deepen our commitment to this city-state and its outstanding tech talent and focus.
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But the city-state was penalized by a warm, humid climate - something outside Singapore's control - and due to censorship, he added.
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BioShock Infinite takes place in the floating, militant city-state of Columbia, decades prior to the events of the first game.
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The city state is often seen as a bellwether for global growth because of its importance as a key trade hub.
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In the city-state of Lisvalletta there is a drug called "Anthem" that gives users super-human abilities when they overdose.
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The city-state was once part of Malaysia but they separated acrimoniously in 1965, clouding diplomatic and economic dealings for decades.
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Houston is the second stop on Jackson's 56-city State of the World Tour, set for Saturday night at Toyota Center.
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According to a 2014 Bloomberg report, the city-state ranks first for the most efficient healthcare system out of 51 countries.
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Last year, tourist arrivals and spending in the city state hit record highs, buoyed by the arrival of mainland Chinese visitors.
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Singapore, a tropical city-state home to more than 40 ant species, has a small but growing community of ant collectors.
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The blast took place in Ras Shamra, a town about 12 km (7 miles) north of the city, state television said.
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Singapore tourism arrivals hit a record high in 2016, bringing in 24.8 billion Singapore dollars ($17.7 billion) to the city state.
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NODX is a closely watched data in the Southeast Asian city state reliant on external trade to power its economic expansion.
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The small city-state on the tip of the Malay Peninsula in Southeast Asia is a neutral site for both sides.
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We also have a cutting-edge research team and advise city, state, and national governments around the country and the world.
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Critics say she lacks foreign policy experience and note that she has never run a city, state, cabinet agency or business.
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In 2011, when he ran the Vatican City State, the Italian churchman clashed with his superiors, accusing Vatican officials of corruption.
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In February, the World Health Organization said it was "very impressed" with the way the city-state has managed the outbreak.
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Data last month confirmed Singapore's slowest growth rate in a decade amid mounting fears of recession in the wealthy city-state.
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For Adrianna Tan, a technology entrepreneur who left the city-state shortly after she got married, that is not an option.
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This was what it looked like earlier in the day despite social distancing recommendations of 143 feet by city & state leaders.
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Please include your name, age, grade, school and city/state for publication, as well as your contact numbers (not for publication).
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It comes just weeks after the city-state announced earlier several multi-billion dollar virus-fighting plans in its annual budget.
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And in January 2020, she met with Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to discuss start-ups in the city-state.
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The most recent dispute centred on maritime borders and air space between the city state and Malaysia's southernmost state of Johor.
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Singapore Airlines offers passengers traveling through its namesake city-state with layovers of over 24 hours to purchase discounted stopover packages.
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An architectural model of Dubai Parks & Resorts, a $2.8 billion project in the Middle Eastern city-state, was unveiled on Tuesday.
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Singapore's transformation from a resource-poor island into a wealthy city-state is proof of the strength of the PAP's planning.
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Maciej Ceglowski, the brilliantly acerbic writer-thinker-entrepreneur, recently returned from a month in the city-state reporting on the protests.
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Preliminary estimates show 15.2 million people visited the city-state last year, the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) said in a statement.
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But the walls do not entirely enclose the city-state, and in the modern era they are not meant to, historians said.
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Those areas receive millions of visitors each year who are able to enter and exit the tiny city-state as they wish.
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The report released Tuesday by the Washington-based Center for Advanced Defense Studies relies on leaked property data from the city-state.
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He added city, state and federal investigators were looking to form a task force to investigate the improper storage of human remains.
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Singapore's central bank also ordered the closure of BSI's operations in the city state for serious breaches of anti-money laundering rules.
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Several new players, such as India's Jugnoo and Singapore-based Ryde, have recently entered the ride-hailing market in the city-state.
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The city-state is forecast to see as many as 21 percent of its full-time jobs displaced within the next decade.
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Lead has been detected in the drinking water of thirty schools in New Jersey's largest city, state and city officials announced Wednesday.
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Singaporeans are restricted from demonstrating in the country, but Hong Lim Park offers precious space in the city state for freer expression.
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Pressure for change in the city-state has increased since India's top court struck down colonial-era criminalization of homosexuality last year.
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Green energy options are limited with land constraints in the city-state, meaning large-scale construction of wind farms isn't an option.
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He wanted his music to capture the intensity of growing up in the stomach of a hyper-racist city, state, and country.
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Political protests are rare in the wealthy city-state, which has been ruled by the People's Action Party since independence in 1965.
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The city-state is a recognized leader in innovation and has attracted a wealth of smart minds across diverse industries, he continued.
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In the wealthy neighboring city state of Singapore, where Madonna is scheduled to perform on Sunday, Catholic authorities also expressed grave concern.
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The party may even lose power in Bremen, a city state they have ruled for 73 years, in a May 26 vote.
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The possible risks of bankruptcy—for the city, state, even the federal government—seemed less important than bringing New York to heel.
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Rio thrived briefly as a city-state, called Guanabara, but was soon merged into the poorer surrounding state of Rio de Janeiro.
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But the city state scores poorly because of its role as an entrepot for racier neighbours, and its property and banking clans.
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The students saw no reason to decry labor conditions or human rights violations in any other university, city, state, region or country.
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Citizens and permanent residents found to have consumed the substance even outside the city-state are still subject to the same penalties.
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Last week, the White House sent its deputy chief of staff and his advance team to the city state, the official said.
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Since then, it's opened seven more locations in the city-state in addition to three sites in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta.
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There is already one verifiable improvement in Singaporean tennis since the WTA Finals moved to that steamy and affluent island city-state.
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This city-state may be a financial hub, but its tropical climate and luxury hotels are a major draw for international tourists.
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Leaving the city-state is as easy as scanning your passport and boarding pass into a kiosk, and then giving your fingerprint.
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While largely ceremonial, they are tasked with preserving the territorial integrity of the city-state and, of course, for protecting the pope.
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Plato wrestled with it around 380 BC in "The Republic," a Socratic dialogue that examines the order of a just city-state.
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Singapore police confirmed he had left the city state and said they would do what they could to help their Thai colleagues.
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In Monaco, almost 75% of private-sector workers live in neighboring France and Italy and commute into the city-state every day.
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The city-state of 5.6 million people is an experienced host to major summits involving high-ranking officials from around the world.
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In February, the World Health Organization said that it was "very impressed" with the way the city-state has tackled the outbreak.
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Tens of thousands of Malaysians commute every day into the wealthy city-state to work in businesses from restaurants to semiconductor manufacturing.
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It's not just about who will take over Chicago, which I often think of as like Rome, a city-state governing itself.
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In Germany, the data protection regulator in Hamburg, the city-state where Google has its country office, is also examining the incident.
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We don't seem to be in Rome, or necessarily in America either, but in some half-made city-state of the mind.
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Luxembourg is barely larger than a city-state, with a population of about 22020,22002 — roughly equivalent to smaller European capitals like Copenhagen.
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It works in a city-state like Singapore but will be much more problematic in a huge, politically divided nation like America.
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The imbalance can be emotionally unsettling, writes our Baghdad bureau chief, who is in the midst of moving to the city-state.
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Officials from city, state and national governments have all stepped in, encouraging "social distancing" in order to curb the fast-spreading virus.
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The city-state is a big regional player in the gold trade, and exports can be affected by sharp swings in value.
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She plans to be 20 minutes outside of Carbondale at Giant City State Park, which will receive two extra seconds of totality.
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"I expect all parties involved in the city-state of Berlin to investigate it very thoroughly and very openly now," he said.
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The wealthy city-state is one of the world's leading finance centres and aims to become an important Fintech hub as well.
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I'd much rather that someone (a city/state/private/federal collaboration) return Penn Station to the beauty and elegance it once had.
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When the government announced plans to expand Addis Ababa, the federally run city-state, into bordering Oromo lands, protests erupted in 2015.
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Singapore's foreign ministry said the city-state had no sympathy for the Khmer Rouge and that Lee's references reflect its longstanding viewpoint.
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SINGAPORE – Singapore says it refused an Australian man entry to the city-state due to his history of extremism and sent him home.
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Self-proclaimed foodies, the Backstreet Boys love to sample the local fare of whatever city, state or country they're in during their downtime.
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But, as Beijing braces for a continuation of its current slowdown, the Southeast Asian city-state may have to prepare for more challenges.
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The city-state has been positioning itself as a hub for fintech - or financial technology - but has urged "extreme caution" about buying cryptocurrencies.
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The term refers to the gaming-integrated leisure resorts pioneered by the city-state when it first allowed legal casino operations in 2010.
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The city state, an economy that has long hung its hat on its openness, is particularly vulnerable to any slowdown in global trade.
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Naked Hub also had plans to enter Singapore through a merger with Singaporean firm JustCo, which has four centers in the city state.
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The city-state had evacuated 92 Singaporeans from Wuhan - the locked down Chinese city that is the epicenter of the outbreak - on Jan.
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Data from the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore showed the city-state had a mobile phone penetration rate of 148.4 percent in 2015.
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Four years ago, the city state launched SkillsFuture — a program designed to give subsidies to citizens for learning skills or developing their careers.
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Coming from Themyscira, a city-state populated only by women, she offers an outsider's perspective and repeatedly highlights the ridiculousness of social customs.
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The city-state had evacuated 92 Singaporeans from Wuhan - the locked down Chinese city that is the epicentre of the outbreak - on Jan.
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The two actors, along with their wives Luciana Barroso and Elsa Pataky, visited the city-state for the Grand Prix over the weekend.
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On Friday, Singapore woke up to a deterioration in air quality overnight, as a thin cloak of haze hung over the city-state.
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It's no surprise this Asian city-state places on a list of peaceful places, coming in at No. 7 in Peace Index rankings.
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Despite its small size, the city-state punches above its weight economically, recording the highest GDP per capita ($58,000) of all cities studied.
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And last August, Delphi launched a fleet of self-driving cars in the city-state of Singapore for a mobility-on-demand program.
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The attackers barricaded themselves in the restaurant on Avenue Kwame Nkrumah in the center of the city, state media RTB reports, citing authorities.
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A joint venture between Changi Airport and Singapore developer CapitaLand, Jewel adds 53,600 square meters of retail space in the wealthy city-state.
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Singapore media said last week the city-state was planning to prosecute Indonesian polluters in Singapore courts under the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act.
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Other times, you'll send an emissary to a city-state and draw the ire of a leader on the outs with that settlement.
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The authoritarian city-state, which won its independence from Malaysia in the 1960s, has very strict laws regarding free speech and the media.
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His firm - whose products include bladeless fans, air purifiers and hair dryers - plans to build its first electric car in the city-state.
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I took his DLL as a base and expanded upon it, adding in the code for my first project, City-State Diplomacy (CSD).
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Britain, Guernsey and Singapore have all signed up to the treaty but Guernsey implemented the rules ahead of the Southeast Asian city-state.
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The Southeast Asian city-state serves as a regional headquarters for many large U.S. companies and U.S. navy vessels use its port facilities.
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The Monaco Yacht Show is a glamorous four-day event held each September at the tiny, wealthy city-state on the French Riviera.
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This year's Monaco Yacht Show brought 31,565 people and $4.3 billion worth of yachts to the tiny city-state on the French Riviera.
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Tsakiris' restaurant was already on Deliveroo's primary food courier service, and he joined "Editions" in April when it launched in the city-state.
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This year's Monaco Yacht Show brought an estimated 30,000 people from around the world to the tiny city-state on the French Riviera.
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He does not really think London should become a city-state like Monaco or Singapore or begin issuing its own currency, for instance.
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The company will now test more cars in a busy business district of Singapore, since the city-state is keen on driverless technology.
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The city-state of Singapore entices visitors with the greenhouses of Gardens by the Bay and the half-fish, half-lion Merlion statue.
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But in contrast with in Europe and the U.S., restaurants and malls in the city state remain open, allowing economic activity to continue.
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Officials at the city, state and national government have all stepped in, encouraging "social distancing" in order to curb the fast-spreading virus.
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"The process was extended because it required city, state and county approvals all along the way, with public hearings throughout," Ms. Chen said.
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But city, state and federal officials blocked the deal, saying Mr. Bistricer was unfit because of his long record of clashing with tenants.
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Chan said Monday the city-state could escape a recession, but acknowledged that a challenging external environment could further weigh down Singapore's prospects.
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The largest network operator in the city-state, Singapore Telecommunications, had previously asked IMDA to give out the 5G network licenses for free.
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In an alternate modern day, Mexico City has maintained its status as a vampire-free city state for many years — officially, at least.
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Singapore's Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing said the outbreak is expected to affect the economy of the city-state, Reuters reported.
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The city-state has been positioning itself as a hub for fintech — or financial technology —but has urged "extreme caution" about buying cryptocurrencies.
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More sales for my company would entail factory expansion, a larger work force and greater tax revenues for my city, state and country.
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The Golden Arches' latest handiwork in Singapore has seen "overwhelming demand," but it remains the subject of hot debate in the city state.
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Singapore faces pressure to show that banks in the city-state are complying with increasingly tough anti-money laundering rules around the world.
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The city-state, which celebrated its 215rd birthday this month, has been governed by one political entity, the People's Action Party, since independence.
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Today, Yew's People's Action Party still rules Singapore and U.S. non-governmental organization Freedom House categorizes the city-state as a "partly free" democracy.
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Cambridge, MA-based Nutonomy has an office in Singapore, and beyond the city-state it has also conducted tests in the Boston area, too.
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Additionally, Trump's policies were widely expected to boost inflation and interest rates in the U.S., which would pressure financial conditions in the city-state.
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Singapore's decision to ship troop carriers that had been in Taiwan via Hong Kong earned the city-state an unusual public reprimand from China.
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This time the involvement of both siblings, and Lee Hsien Yang's decision to leave the city-state have taken it to a new level.
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Holt said office rents had fallen 25 perfect from their 2015 peak, with the sluggish macroeconomic environment dampening occupancy rates in the city state.
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Concerns have also grown over increasing self-censorship by the media in the city-state to respect the invisible red lines drawn by Beijing.
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He also told Lee the decision to hold the summit in the island city-state of Singapore was "made very consciously" and offers thanks.
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The action came as the city-state tried to repair the reputation of its financial center which played host to some 13MDB-related activity.
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Widely seen as uncharismatic but competent, Scholz has a track record of winning elections in the city state of Hamburg, where he was mayor.
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Once available, the city-state will join the likes of South Korea, the U.S. and China, where the service is already up and running.
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IN THE EARLY 1980s British officials worried about how Hong Kong's inhabitants would be treated once the city-state was back under Chinese control.
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The bank said the chief executive paid his own personal expenses while he was in the city-state for a conference two months ago.
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The pair are on a maiden voyage to Singapore to discuss infrastructure and engineering force, per Today Online, a publication in the city-state.
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Such disruptions are rare in the wealthy Southeast Asian city-state, where residents and businesses are used to efficient and uninterrupted public utilities services.
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The city-state of Hamburg's Data Protection Commissioner, Johannes Caspar, notified Facebook in writing that he had opened a probe into suspected data abuse.
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For Baltimore activists, the rising overdose death rate is proof that city, state, and federal officials aren't doing enough to stem the opioid epidemic.
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Singapore's Ministry of National Development said in a statement emailed to Reuters the city state imports sand on a commercial basis from various countries.
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Many evangelicals, for example, believe that Abraham was born in Ur, a long-gone Sumerian city-state in present day Iraq, around 22010,21.6 BCE.
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Chinese Competitor Ofo deployed 1000 bikes in the city-state last month, while home-grown startup Obike rolled out its service earlier this year.
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The city-state can easily accommodate at least 20 microbreweries and when that happens, "big guys are not going to like it," he said.
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It also pointed to Go-Jek's impending entry into the city-state, saying the Indonesian ride-hailing company would make for a formidable competitor.
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The guided-missile destroyer collided with the Alnic MC east of Singapore last week while approaching the city state on a routine port visit.
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The city-state has a mandatory retirement saving program called the Central Provident Fund (CPF), which requires contributions from both employees and employers monthly.
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His eponymous firm - which also makes bladeless fans, air purifiers and hair dryers - plans to build its first electric car in the city-state.
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It said their plot to target Marina Bay, a glittering downtown waterfront, showed the city-state needed to defend its multiple points of entry.
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Each citizen (in the narrow definition of the time) in classical Athens participated in decision-making on the important issues facing the city-state.
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These include smaller governing bodies such as city, state and regional governments, as well as private entities such as companies, investors and civil organizations.
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The city-state has historically "been an honest broker between East and West," Adelman said, adding that it has experience hosting high-level meetings.
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ASEAN members range from emerging market powerhouse Indonesia to wealthy city state Singapore, but the grouping excludes Asia's economic giants China, Japan and India.
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Foreigners have never been legally allowed to join rallies in the city-state, but many have got around the restriction by "observing" such events.
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The rules state any changes to the capital gains exemption provided to Mauritius will lead to changes in the agreement with the city-state.
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Singapore is the world's largest marine refueling, or bunkering, hub and the city-state has implemented some of the industry's strictest rules and standards.
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The city-state on Saturday announced its first two confirmed deaths in the outbreak of COVID-19, the formal name of the new coronavirus.
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Some businesses in Singapore were drawing up plans to keep some Malaysian staff in the city-state for the duration of the border closure.
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I was offered a scholarship to the American Ballet Theatre school, though to please my parents, I also enrolled at Jersey City State College.
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The Philippines is the only country in the world — besides Vatican City, the city-state of the Roman Catholic Church — where divorce is illegal.
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The city-state reported its biggest daily rise in new infections, 73, on Wednesday and its first deaths from the virus over the weekend.
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The city-state reported its biggest daily rise in new infections, 73, on Wednesday and its first deaths from the virus over the weekend.
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A nobleman could live out his banishment comfortably in another Greek city-state; once the decade was over, he could re-enter public life.
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Singapore Airlines said it would temporarily cut flights between the city state and major destinations like New York, Paris, London, Tokyo, Seoul and Sydney.
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One of our most important campaign-finance limits is that "foreign nationals" are barred from spending in any American election, city, state or federal.
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Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore warned on Friday that the city-state could fall into recession as a result of the outbreak.
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The city-state has increased its level of surveillance for Islamist radicalism as concern grows about the spread of Islamic State in the region.
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Despite a global coworking giant entering her market, Jaelle Ang, who recently opened coworking space The Great Room in the city-state, projected confidence.
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Other parts of Southeast Asia have reported dozens of cases of Zika, including city state Singapore where 450 cases have been reported in 2016.
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The Singaporean news media have previously identified Mr. Brochez as a psychologist and former lecturer at Temasek Polytechnic, a university in the city-state.
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Of course, Baltimore residents — particularly those of color — have been trying to warn city, state, and federal officials about these types of abuses for decades.
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Loans and advances by domestic banking units in the city-state amounted to S$650.9 billion last month, up from S$650.6 billion in January.
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In January, the city-state announced it had arrested 27 Bangladeshi workers under the Internal Security Act, the first major sweep of foreign terror suspects.
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After Singapore raised its virus alert level, images began to surface online of long lines and some empty shelves at supermarkets around the city-state.
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The resource-scarce city-state gets up to 60 percent of its water supplies from Malaysia as part of an agreement that expires in 2061.
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Manufacturing, once a key pillar of growth for the city-state, showed a shock 12 percent fall in the first quarter from the quarter ago.
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Singapore said Low, popularly known as Jho Low, was also a key person of interest to the city-state in its ongoing 1MDB-related probe.
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Manufacturing, once a key pillar of growth for the city-state, showed a shock 12 percent fall in the first quarter from the quarter ago.
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The move was criticized online as being a retrograde step and one that could lead to wider restrictions on internet freedom in the city-state.
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Foreigners have never been legally allowed to join rallies in the conservative city-state, but many have got around the restriction by "observing" such events.
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Grain, a Singapore food tech startup, has landed funding to build out its "full-stack" approach to food deliveries in the Southeast Asian city-state.
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Over the weekend, media in Indonesia reported that some Singapore banks were trying to convince Indonesian clients to keep their assets in the city-state.
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Consultants, lawyers and bankers closely involved with the Singaporean banking industry expect roughly $30 billion to leave the city-state to Indonesia under the amnesty.
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Funding will come from an undisclosed Plank Industries investment, as well as city, state and federal funding, along with income from future tenants and businesses.
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Finally, Google put a call out to existing staffers in the U.S. who want to 'come home' to Singapore or move to the city-state.
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Several countries, including the U.S., the U.K. and Australia, have issued travel advisories warning pregnant women to avoid nonessential travel to the Asian city-state.
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New York City dwellers have the steepest cut because they have to pay a city, state, and federal tax, and lottery winnings are no exception.
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The city-state, which has been ruled by the People's Action Party (PAP) since independence over half a century ago, passed the law in May.
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On Friday, United Overseas Bank, the smallest listed lender in the city-state, reported a 7 percent increase in quarterly profit to S$916 million.
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In Singapore, specifically, the bike app claims to be the top player and is working closely with the government to make the city-state greener.
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Singapore is one of the world's staunchest defenders of the free trade, because without it the tiny city-state would not be able to exist.
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With her husband, award-winning chef Emmanuel Stroobant, Hong oversees operations at the eight mid-market restaurants owned by the group in the city-state.
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An administrative court in Berlin is due to hear a case brought against the city-state of Berlin by the DUH environmental group next Tuesday.
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The effort began after Singapore separated from the Federation of Malaysia in 1965, leaving the small city-state, which lacks natural resources, searching for direction.
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The city-state, with a population of only around 5.5 million, already has three mobile-service operators, all of which have some government-linked ownership.
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Earlier this week, Singapore charged two men with unauthorised Airbnb short-term letting of four apartments, in the first such prosecution in the city-state.
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The café's age requirement reflects a demographic trend this city-state of 5.6 million people is trying to confront: the population is getting old — fast.
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Plato was the first theoretician to make a system out of the distinctions between what he regarded as the main forms of the city-state.
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Singapore is among a handful of Asian nations that recognizes transgender people, and sex reassignment surgery has been legal in the city-state since 1973.
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The Southeast Asian city-state has been the preferred location among US officials, who saw its neutrality as an advantage over locations closer to Pyongyang.
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She served the city-state of Berlin as senator for justice from 1989 to 1994, when she was appointed to the constitutional court, Germany's highest.
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Some telecoms firms could also use the city-state as a launch pad into a region that is still developing, industry executives and analysts said.
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Pehme is the co-host of Effective Radio on AM970 in New York City and former editor-in-chief of the politics magazine City & State.
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Monaco, a city-state on the French Riviera, is famous for hosting glamorous events such as the Monaco Yacht Show and the Monaco Grand Prix.
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Trump sent the city-state spinning when he announced that the summit would be held there last month, only to cancel it a week later.
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At the end of September, I spent five days in Monaco, a tiny yet lavishly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera, for Business Insider.
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He acknowledged that most of the details of the deal — a nonbinding agreement between the city, state and Amazon — had yet to be worked out.
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The number of cases in the city-state started climbing last week compared to February and early March, with most of the new cases imported.
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When he attempts to return to power and take over the city-state of Kathmandu, he finds that he has nothing to offer its citizens.
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Ms. Orlandi was the daughter of a Vatican employee, making her a citizen of the papal city-state, although she vanished from a Rome street.
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The city-state has yet to publicly state its position on whether Chinese tech giant Huawei will be allowed to participate in its 25G networks.
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In 2014 Pope Francis created a Secretariat for the Economy to oversee all the financial activities of the Holy See and the Vatican City State.
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In Singapore, Trump showcased the modern Southeast Asian city-state as an example of the possibilities for North Korea with an influx of foreign investment.
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One of only four airlines based in the Singaporean city-state, low-cost airline Jetstar Asia Airways ranked 8th with a punctuality rate of 85.48%.
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Outside mainland China, the city-state has one of the highest number of cases, with a few of them occurring through human-to-human transmission.
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In theory, the wealthy Southeast Asian city-state can fund a bigger deficit than that because it has accumulated large surpluses from past years' budgets.
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The World Sevens Series tournament, due to take place in the city-state April 11-12, could be pushed back until October, the source said.
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Since 2008, our graduates have succeeded in City, State and Private Colleges and are pursuing careers in business, media, social work, education and technical fields.
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Loans and advances by domestic banking units in the city-state amounted to S$632.6 billion last month, down from S$635.5 billion in June.
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The budget, due next month, could increase the goods and services tax as well as e-commerce levies in the city-state, according to experts.
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With casino revenue of about $3.5 billion last year, Singapore, a Southeast Asian city-state, ranks as the second-biggest market in Asia behind Macau.
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Having gone into the weekend tied with Hamilton on four Singapore wins, the German is now the most successful driver outright in the city-state.
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Last week, the Department of Justice announced guidelines for a program that seeks to increase cooperation among city, state, and federal authorities on immigration enforcement.
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"Vatican City controls who comes in, when they come and how they come in, as a city-state," Mr. Rubio said, during a brief news conference.
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Singapore is also angling for a sizable share of the advanced technology marketplace, pushing efforts to develop high-tech systems and manufacturing in the city-state.
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The city-state is "a poster-child for the world economy today, and not surprisingly it made it to the top position this year," Bris said.
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Tucked in the heart of Singapore's Holland Village, Bynd Artisan stands as a contrast to the "smart nation" image the city-state is trying to build.
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And, fittingly for a city-state built in the desert, Dubai is building a "Mars City" to study how humans might live on the red planet.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's King Salman is giving Iraq $1 billion to build a sports city, state television said on Wednesday, citing the kingdom's commerce minister.
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Countries including the U.K., Australia and Taiwan have issued travel advisories for tourists to Singapore after the city-state announced a further increase in Zika cases.
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Husb got me solid perfume from Le Labo, plus a bunch of fun smaller items from my favorite coffee shop/boutique here in Memphis, City & State.
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"The lockout laws and associated license freeze in this city will do irreversible long-term damage to the city, state, and national economies," Van Tiel said.
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While the city state is regarded by some as one of the most crypto-friendly places on earth, others are concerned about the lack of regulation.
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The other is a device address API which allows developers to request specific location data from their customers, including street address, city, state, zip, and country.
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As concern grew, officials at the city, state, and national level denied there was anything wrong with the water, maintaining that it was safe to drink.
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Kueck said the people wrongly granted asylum had deliberately been taken to Bremen, a small city state, from other states around Germany, to file their applications.
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Property prices in the city state rose 60 percent during the post-crisis period of 2009 to 2013 before transaction volume and prices started slowing down.
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The city-state revealed fourth-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) of 2 percent on-year, well above estimates of 1.3 percent, according to a Reuters poll.
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Singapore's Tourism Board has said it is premature to consider any impact on the tourism industry, stressing the tropical city-state remains a "safe travel destination".
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The king, 82, will meet citizens and launch development projects in northern areas including Waad al-Shamal industrial city, state news agency SPA reported on Tuesday.
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The Additional Buyer Stamp Duty (ABSD) is a levy that places disproportionately higher premiums for non-Singapore citizens when purchasing residential properties in the city-state.
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Layoffs in Singapore have hit their highest levels since the global financial crisis, highlighting the adverse impact of sustained low oil prices on the city-state.
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This project too has a lot of partner schools: Notre Dame, Purdue, UT Austin (TACC specifically), UM Ann Arbor, Indiana University, and Elizabeth City State University.
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The city-state has a population of only around 5.5 million people, with around 20 percent expected to be over the age of 65 by 2030.
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The record-breaking mobile game finally hit the city state on Saturday after players waited a month since the game's debut in North America and Australia.
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Even before the summit, Kim was being treated more like a rock star than a dictator around Singapore, getting cheers as he toured the city-state.
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Dealing with an aging population is one of the major challenges that the city-state faces as it cements its status as an advanced cosmopolitan nation.
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"Singapore is a very good place to start your journey," he said, referring to the city-state as a gateway to the broader Southeast Asian region.
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The government already regulates the total number of cars in the tiny city-state by issuing limited numbers of permits, known as Certificates of Entitlement (COE).
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The Monaco Yacht Show kicked off on Wednesday, drawing an estimated 30,000 people from around the world to the tiny city-state on the French Riviera.
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Loans and advances by domestic banking units in the city-state amounted to S$640.7 ($470.69) billion last month, up from S$634.4 billion in August.
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Some of the Chinese investors are apparently buying into these luxury homes in the city state as a safety bet against the U.S.-China trade war.
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At the end of September, I traveled for work from New York City to Monaco, a tiny yet lavishly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera.
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The city-state, with a small and open economy, reported its first fatalities from the virus on Saturday and has confirmed 432 cases of the infection.
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According to authorities, misuse of a boarding pass is an "arrestable offence [sic]" in the Southeast Asian city-state because of the airport's "protected places" status.
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Airbnb, which matches people wishing to rent out all or part of their homes to temporary guests, said it has 8,700 listings in the city-state.
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Soon after The Times published the articles, on May 1103, city, state and federal officials announced investigations into the financial bubble in the market for medallions.
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But in 2018 he decided to join Acquired Time, an online club based in the city-state that had been introduced in March the previous year.
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The latest case has sparked criticism of censorship of discussion of LGBT+ rights in the socially conservative city-state, where support for gay marriage is growing.
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Local orchard owners, who export over $1 million in avocados per day, mostly to the United States, underwrite what has effectively become an independent city-state.
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In 2009, he was installed by Pope Benedict XVI as secretary of the governorate of Vatican City State, a position similar to mayor of Vatican City.
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Non-oil domestic exports from the city-state grew 3% year-on-year, data from trade agency Enterprise Singapore showed, following a 3.3% drop in January.
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The city-state will also stop issuing all forms of visas to people holding Chinese passports, Lawrence Wong, the minister for national development, said on Friday.
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Marketing experts said the publicity generated from hosting the summit could be worth more than 10 times the cost to the tiny Southeast Asian city-state.
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Loans and advances by domestic banking units in the city-state amounted to S$651.9 ($497.06) billion last month, up from S$617.3 billion last year.
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Justifying the ban, authorities in the Southeast Asian city state said the film "Radiance of Resistance" was "skewed" and potentially divisive for Singapore's multi-ethnic population.
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The secluded 5-star hotel is located a quarter mile off the coast of the city-state with only one raised road connecting the island to Singapore.
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Loans and advances by domestic banks in the city-state amounted to S$596.2 billion ($441.8 billion) in February, data from the Monetary Authority of Singapore showed.
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The MAS has been questioning banks and financial institutions since last year as part of investigations into possible money laundering in the city state linked to 1MDB. .
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Among the five haunted houses that horror fans at Universal Studios can visit is a replica of Old Changi Hospital, an abandoned hospital in the city-state.
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The prosperous city-state is seen as a bellwether for global growth because international trade dwarfs its domestic economy, equating to about 200 percent of its GDP.
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Restaurants are marking the city-state&aposs time in the global spotlight with everything from red, white and blue cocktails to tacos named after the two leaders.
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Last month, the MAS ordered BSI to shut down its Singapore operations, with prosecutors in the city-state and in Switzerland weighing criminal charges against the bank.
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There's currently a $650 roundtrip from L.A. to Singapore available on United, and it's great news for anyone who's always wanted to visit the island city state.
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The city-state has reported 15 confirmed cases of the virus so far and on Monday it closed all but two land crossings with the Chinese mainland.
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Four other sailors were evacuated by a Singaporean navy helicopter to a hospital in the city-state for treatment of non-life threatening injuries, the Navy said.
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Singapore, one of the world's leading financial hubs, houses thousands of global companies who use the city-state as a regional hub for Southeast Asia and Asia.
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In short, following this conflict, a small part of land from then city-state Dubrovnik was given to the Ottoman Empire, which ruled Bosnia at the time.
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Preliminary data for Singapore's first-quarter GDP released earlier this month confirmed the city-state was experiencing its weakest year-on-year growth in almost a decade.
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Last month the MAS ordered BSI to shut down its Singapore operations, with prosecutors in the city-state and in Switzerland weighing criminal charges against the bank.
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The population of the city-state, which faces labor shortages and aims to curb immigration, grew 1.2 percent last year, the slowest in more than a decade.
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The MAS has been questioning banks and financial institutions since last year as part of investigations into possible money laundering in the city state linked to 1MDB.
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Kim is due to meet Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in the city-state later on Sunday, Singapore's ministry of foreign affairs said in a statement.
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Brutalist buildings appeal to Singaporean youngsters partly because they are so different from the rest of the steel-and-glass city-state, which is constantly undergoing change.
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The euro zone is Singapore's second-largest non-oil domestic exports market after China, where an ongoing slowdown has already taken a toll on the city state.
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They have said the terrorism threat to the city-state remains at the highest level in years, although there was no credible intelligence of an imminent attack.
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Loans and advances by domestic banking units in the city-state amounted to S$634.4 billion ($466.81 billion) last month, up from S$632.6 billion in July.
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Malaysia, which has two land border crossings with Singapore, asked those going to the city-state to use mosquito repellent and to cover up to avoid bites.
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The city-state, where the retirement age is 503, requires companies to offer eligible employees the option of continuing to work until they are 67 years old.
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Singapore, the traditional shipping and commodities hub in Asia, is facing increasing competition from Shanghai, which overtook the city-state as the world's busiest port in 2010.
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Amos Yee, 18, who was jailed earlier this year in the Southeast Asian city-state, was stopped by customs agents at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on Dec.
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The Singapore Tourism Board is trying to ensure the city state remains relevant by organizing a robust line of events throughout the year and forming strategic partnerships.
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Southeast Asian dynasty The younger siblings say their brother's path was smoothed by the family's patriarch, and founder of the city-state, who is revered in Singapore.
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By 25.5, the number of people over the age of 22091 in the city-state is expected to double, making up around 20 percent of the population.
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"The air force destroyed positions and armored vehicles" in the western Raqqa countryside, about 70 km (44 miles) from the city, state-run news agency SANA said.
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On Wednesday, Malaysia's transport minister, Anthony Loke Siew Fook, called Singapore's claims inaccurate, saying the altered port limits had not encroached any part of the city state.
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For a start it only covers Singapore, and drivers and passengers in the tiny city-state rightly are confused after initially being told Uber's service would fold.
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Earlier this month, Delphi announced that it will provide a fleet of self-driving cars to the city-state of Singapore for a mobility-on-demand program.
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Bricks-and-mortar retailers globally have taken a hit from e-commerce, but while Singapore's malls have felt the pinch, investors are still eyeing the city-state.
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It cut its full-year economic growth forecast last week amid fears of recession in the city-state that has been hit hard by the China-U.
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This opens to a section where you can input your city, state, or zip code in order to find the nearest Sam's Club that carries your item.
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Singapore placed great strategic importance on the TPP as the wealthy city-state views U.S. involvement in the region as key to its economic growth and security.
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Since independence in 762, the small South-east Asian city state has built a diverse society by taking in large numbers of immigrants from neighboring Asian countries.
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The floodlit Singapore Grand Prix, one of the most popular races on the calendar and held at night in the steamy city state, is scheduled for Sept.
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The 2019 Monaco Yacht Show kicked off on Wednesday, bringing an estimated 30,000 people to Monaco, a tiny yet lavishly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera.
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The wealthy and glamorous city-state sits on the end of the Malay Peninsula and has often been seen as a gateway between Asia and the West.
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In this community on New York Bay, city, state, federal and private programs have ground along for more than three years since Hurricane Sandy wreaked its devastation.
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Singapore announced that this month's daylong summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un cost the wealthy city-state approximately $12 million, per Reuters.
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Indeed, the IMDA regularly works with the Singapore government, industry, consumers and the academia to shape the discussions around AI and other technologies in the city-state.
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And breathes there the subway rider who isn't exasperated with the persistent city-state deadlock over how to pay for emergency repairs that everyone agrees are essential?
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Global Squawk examines the challenges and opportunities facing Singapore's trade-dependent economy, and how the city-state adapts to external pressures and fosters a high-tech environment.
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In his budget last month Heng announced $4.5 billion in financial packages to help contain the coronavirus outbreak in the city-state and weather its economic impact.
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The airline is too important to fail for a tiny city-state where the aviation industry supports more than 12% of GDP and accounts for 375,000 jobs.
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The number of cases in the city-state started climbing last week as compared to earlier in March and February — most of the new cases were imported.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam suggested possible foreign influence to be at work in the protests that have roiled the city-state over the last nine months.
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Markiewicz said the team chose the city-state for its ease of doing business, use of the English language and the good reputation of its financial regulator.
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The city-state of Bremen is located in the north of Germany with a population of 671,0003 at end-2015 and is the smallest state in Germany.
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Plato and Aristotle admired the city-state because they thought reason and virtue could prevail only when a polis was small enough that citizens could be acquaintances.
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During a summer of commuting turmoil in New York City, state officials moved to name new leaders on Tuesday to run the region's two major transit agencies.
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Singapore warned earlier on Thursday that trade frictions will likely hurt economic growth in the city state, widely seen as a bellwether for international trade and investment.
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Singapore's health ministry said the number of confirmed cases in the city-state rose to four while South Korea reported its third patient infected with the virus.
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Deteriorating air quality is also threatening to impact the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend, a marquee annual event for the city state and a major tourist attraction.
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Singapore, a small but wealthy Southeast Asian city-state, is determined to successfully host the summit and is willing to foot at least some of the bill.
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The building's international fame meant that many opinions had to be considered, including those of city, state and federal landmark agencies that gave the building protected status.
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The company had top market share of 39 percent in city-state Singapore as of the end of the third quarter last year, according to research firm IDC.
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But he added that Singapore was an obvious location for a "Silicon Alley," as many large technology companies already have their Asia-Pacific headquarters in the city-state.
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"We did not agree with the narrow understanding of implementation ... as confined to the Vatican City state," said Kirsten Sandberg, president of the U.N. committee at the time.
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CNBC looks at three cities working on becoming "smart": The city-state might be the "smart" gold-standard for its extensive effort to collect data on daily living.
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The legislation, aimed at curbing public displays of anti-Chinese sentiment in the semi-autonomous city-state, has renewed concerns about shrinking freedom of expression in Hong Kong.
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Kim held his own meeting with Lee earlier Sunday after landing in the island city-state hours ahead of Trump, who arrived fresh from a contentious G7 summit.
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"I walked out of my office and all you could see was city, state, and county police all pulled up to the back and front of the building."
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Chef-owner Dave Pynt's Australian and Basque influenced smoky barbecue has taken the city-state by storm, all thanks to his kitchen's four-ton, two-oven brick kiln.
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Singapore economy barely grew in the first quarter as services sector activity shrank, and the outlook for the trade-dependent city state remained weak amid slack global demand.
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Singapore's regulators have shut down a private bank implicated in investigations of Malaysia's troubled development fund 1MDB, with prosecutors in the city-state and Switzerland weighing criminal charges.
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The city-state, which prides itself on strong law and order, is cutting off online access for government workers from about 100,000 computers, according to the Straits Times.
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The move will come into force from May next year and affect about 100,000 computers in use in the public service in the city-state, local media said.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Sweden's Volvo Buses and Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) on Tuesday unveiled a full-size autonomous electric bus for testing this year in the city state.
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The city-state of Hamburg was working with Irish data protection authorities to stop the data being spread via Twitter, but said the company had not been responsive.
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Singapore's exports fell more than expected in June, marking their biggest decline in six years, as the city-state struggles against tepid global demand and the Sino-U.
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Rodman arrived in Singapore on Monday, telling reporters at Changi international airport that he came to the city-state "to see what's going on," according to AP News.
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The action came as the city state tried to repair the reputation of its financial centre, which played host to some activity related to 1 Malaysia Development Berhad.
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"I don't think any disruption would matter as demand is now focused on low-grade iron ore," said an iron ore trader in the city-state of Singapore.
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That's not just below the replacement rate of 2.1, it's below even famously aging Japan's rate of 1.4 and puts the city-state only fourth from last globally.
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Public servants in Singapore will be barred from using the internet at work, under a new policy aimed at protecting the city-state from cyber attacks and espionage.
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Buy it here >>In the opulent island city-state of Singapore, wealthy Nicholas Young brings home his ABC (American-born Chinese) girlfriend to the wedding of the season.
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Last month, Delphi announced that it will provide a fleet of self-driving cars to the city-state along with the software for a mobility-on-demand program.
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Singapore rising One of the most surprising findings of the study was the high-level ranking of Singapore, the city-state on the end of the Malay Peninsula.
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US officials had also considered holding the summit at the Korean demilitarized zone or in Mongolia, but ultimately settled on the city-state of Singapore as the location.
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Loans and advances by domestic banks in the city-state amounted to S$608.0 billion ($427.1 billion) in October, according to data from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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ComfortDelGro operated about 13,700 taxis in the city state as of November, official data shows, which is more than the fleet of all the other taxi companies combined.
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Mao estimated the cost for a space at UrWork in the city-state to be 400 to 600 Singapore dollars ($288 to $432) per co-working seat monthly.
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This is a 40-to-50 percent effective tax rate each year all in (city, state and federal), and the estate taxes I will owe on the remainder.
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But the city-state we know today was forged during an intense program of modernization driven by the formidable Lee Kuan Yew, who ruled from 1959 to 1990.
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These accounts from foreign domestic workers in Singapore feature in a new report that suggests some 23% of maids in the city state are exploited by their employers.
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Monaco is a tiny yet lavishly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera where there's a zero poverty rate and about one-third of the population are millionaires.
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"The Vatican controls who comes in, when they come in and how they come in as a nation-state or a city-state," Rubio added of the papacy.
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Singapore banned the commercial import and export of ivory in 1990, although ivory that entered the market before 1990 is still permitted for sale in the city-state.
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Monaco, a tiny city-state on the French Riviera, draws celebrities and the ultra-wealthy to annual events like the Monaco Grand Prix and the Monaco Yacht Show.
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There's one sure-fire way to erase the holiday blues and that's with an awesome candle that will conjure memories of your home city, state, or favorite experience.
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Look even further and you'll find local designers setting up shops across the island city-state, increasingly giving this global financial center a reputation as a design hub.
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HONG KONG — A Japanese-Australian woman was sentenced on Wednesday to a 10-month jail term in Singapore over blog posts that besmirched foreigners in the city-state.
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President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, who arrived to the Southeast Asian city-state on Sunday, are due to meet face-to-face 9 a.m.
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"It's business as usual," said Dan Wurtzel, president of FirstService Residential New York, adding that his company has not received any directives from city, state or federal agencies.
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And it invested in five wastewater recycling plants that now provide 40% of Singapore's water needs - a figure the city-state hopes will rise to 55% by 2060.
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A city-state task force has tried to fight tenant harassment for years; the City Council passed a package of bills aimed at curbing landlord abuses last year.
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Singapore, a small but wealthy Southeast Asian city-state, has said it would bear the cost of the summit to do its part to ensure a successful meeting.
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SINGAPORE, March 10 (Reuters) - Singapore has started charging visitors for coronavirus treatment, the city-state said as it reported three new imported infections, two of which involved Indonesians.
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The city-state has won international praise for its painstaking onslaught on the virus since it initially emerged with one of the highest tallies of infections outside China.
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But ahead of the film's release next week in Singapore, where the film was largely shot, detractors say the cast is unrepresentative of diversity in the city-state.
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Hong Kong's Chief Executive Carrie Lam rejected the suggestion that she should allow a full independent inquiry into the police's handling of ongoing protests in the city state.
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The city-state narrowly dodged recession in the third quarter, data showed this week, and its central bank eased monetary policy for the first time in three years.
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Today, her name can be seen throughout the city-state, from the Princess Grace Hospital Centre to the Princess Grace penthouse suite at Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo.
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The Southeast Asian city-state has reported 75 cases of the virus to date, one of the highest tallies outside China where it has claimed over 1,700 lives.
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The man, 33-year-old Thomas Stanley, was running in the FlatRock 50k race at Elk City State Park in Kansas on Saturday, when a storm broke out.
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But the truth, as often is the case in the small Vatican city-state consumed with power politics and ideological rifts, shadowy maneuvering and gossip, is much stranger.
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Chin said Huang's alleged actions, although not the details were disclosed, might not have been unusual in other countries, but may have concerned authorities in the city-state.
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Defamation suits are common in the city-state and may sometimes be accompanied by a charge of sedition, which is punishable by up to 21 years in prison.
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Provincial Communist Party boss Jiang Chaoliang was sacked as secretary of the Hubei Provincial Committee, and Ma Guoqiang removed as party chief in Wuhan city, state media said.
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In Martin's books, nobody is quite sure where dragons come from initially, but an ancient city-state known as Valyria mastered the art of training and riding dragons.
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He was Italian only because he was born in the independent city state of Genoa, which four hundred years later became part of the new nation of Italy.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was set to visit Singapore this weekend, marking an Israeli head of state's first official visit to the city-state since the mid-1980s.
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The city-state is running programs worth billions of dollars to support productivity, automation and research, attracting global chipmakers including U.S.-based Micron Technology Inc and Germany's Infineon Technologies.
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Hong Kong will release Singapore's armored vehicles impounded and detained in the Chinese-ruled territory during shipment from Taiwan following military exercises there, the city-state said on Tuesday.
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Loans and advances by domestic banks in the city-state amounted to S$13 billion ($420.5 billion) in December 2015, according to data from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Heads of state, royalty and celebrities who visit Singapore often leave with a specially grown orchid, the national flower of the wealthy city-state, named after them.
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The city-state is the second of two core markets for Southeast Asia's largest real estate company CapitaLand, after China, and accounts for 36 percent of its asset base.
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Liu had been based in Singapore while at Google, and he saw an opportunity to develop the startup there whilst tapping into the unique features of the city-state.
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Thousands of journalists have descended on the city-state of Singapore this week to cover the landmark talks, but there's been little information emerging from the North Korean side.
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Preliminary data for first-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) confirmed the city-state was experiencing its weakest growth in 2-1/2-years on a year-on-year basis.
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Preliminary data for first-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) confirmed the city-state was experiencing its weakest growth in 2-1/2-years on a year-on-year basis.
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The full article can be seen here In late May, Singapore's regulators ordered BSI to shut down, with prosecutors in the city-state and in Switzerland weighing criminal charges.
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Critics say the move runs counter to the government's push to become a "smart nation" - a program designed to transform the wealthy city state into a high-tech society.
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Between now and the end of 2017, according to Reuters data, US$12.4 billion of bonds falls due, but corporate balance sheets in the city state are looking strained.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singaporeans waved flags and cheered for swimmer Joseph Schooling on his return to the island city state on Monday after winning the country's first Olympic gold medal.
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The land-scarce Asian city-state generated about 8,400 tons of solid waste a day in 2015, but has just one offshore landfill space to bury all its trash.
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Located in the city-state's central business district, the penthouse Dyson reportedly purchased occupies the top three levels of the the tallest building in the Southeast Asian city-state.
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The Singapore dollar rose slightly in response to the city-state central bank's first tightening in six years, before giving up its gains, as the move was well anticipated.
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While the additional cost may not seem terribly onerous for buyers at the high end, it appears to have successfully dampened interest in luxury properties in the city-state.
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The ministry said most of Cambodia's sand had gone toward the expansion of the island city-state of Singapore, and it would now have to look for other sources.
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The tiny but wealthy Southeast Asian city-state can, in theory, fund a much bigger deficit than what's expected because it has accumulated large surpluses from past years' budgets.
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The city-state will have a fifth terminal up and running in about a decade that will be capable of handling 50 million passengers annually in its initial phase.
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It turns out the above voters were students at Elizabeth City State University, the historically black college at which Gilbert had also challenged 18 students in 2007, and failed.
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Ten suspected militants were killed in the Obeidat district of Arish and another six were killed in the Abu Eita district of the city, state-run Al Ahram said.
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While Singapore can attract talent, and build an ecosystem of entrepreneurs, investors, corporations and research institutes, experts say the city-state generally lags in the culture of risk taking.
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Raimondo, who describes the 1,2012 square mile Rhode Island as a "city state", is particularly bullish on her state's geography in the heart of the north eastern innovation seaboard.
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Loans and advances by domestic banks in the city-state amounted to S$13 billion ($425.73 billion) in January 2016, according to data from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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The house at the center of the squabble The family patriarch, Lee Kuan Yew, is credited with turning Singapore from a colonial trading post into a thriving city-state.
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The service aims to be "a more convenient form of public transit while helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the densely populated city-state," according to an MIT release.
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The outlook for listings on the Singapore Exchange Ltd has improved this year, with the city-state set to be 2017's hottest spot for IPOs in Southeast Asia.
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If you find yourself traveling to the city-state of Singapore this year, you may be able to book a ride in a self-driven Audi using your phone.
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The way we work and commute is a public health issue, and one both the private sector and our city, state and federal governments should be working to fix.
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Kim and North Korean state media praised Singaporean officials for the cleanliness of the city-state in the report, adding that Kim would "learn" a lot from his hosts.
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VATICAN CITY — Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. came to this tiny city-state to talk about two of his deepest passions: his Roman Catholic faith and curing cancer.
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Now, think if he could change this country's politics from the bottom up by motivating his disappointed (often young) supporters to run for local, city, state and national office.
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In a propaganda video on Kim's summit with Trump shown on North Korean state TV, a surprising amount of time was given to lauding the city-state of Singapore.
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On Saturday, the authorities confirmed Singapore's first locally transmitted case of the virus in a 47-year-old Malaysian woman living in the southeastern part of the city-state.
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Equities in the Southeast Asian city-state have outperformed many of their regional peers in the first half of 22, said Chan Hock Fai, director for investment at Amundi.
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Authorities in the city-state jailed two former bankers from Swiss wealth manager BSI last year on charges including forgery and failure to disclose suspicious transactions involving Jho Low.
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"Facebook has built up an intricate network for unlimited data collection and compilation that is totally opaque," said Johannes Caspar, data protection commissioner for the city-state of Hamburg.
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Because the city-state is relatively crime-free, he said, members gather in neighborhood cafes and have few qualms about bringing along several watches for a show-and-tell.
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When Indonesia banned exports to Singapore in 2007, citing environmental concerns, it caused a "sand crisis" in the city-state that saw building activity almost come to a halt.
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The 200,000-square-foot-building, with its sinuous curves and swoops sheathed in white penny tiles, is a city, state and federal landmark, connected to Jet Blue's Terminal 5.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore on Sunday confirmed 14 new cases of the novel coronavirus, its health ministry said, marking the biggest daily increase of the infection in the city-state.
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In partnership with city, state and the federal government, along with unparalleled leadership from the private sector, Project HOME has empowered people experiencing homelessness for more than three decades.
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Selling discounted tobacco to employees and pensioners, without the increasingly stringent taxes imposed in surrounding Italy, has long been a source of revenue for the tiny Vatican City State.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam hasn't ruled out the possibility that a foreign country has funded political protests that have roiled the city-state over the last nine months.
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Tensions between the Malay-dominated government in Kuala Lumpur and the ethnic Chinese city-state of Singapore would lead to the ejection of Singapore from Malaysia in August 1965.
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More than four months of increasingly violent pro-democracy protests have plunged Hong Kong's government into its worst political crisis since Britain handed the city-state back in 1997.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Singapore will ban advertisements of drinks with high sugar content, media reported on Thursday, as the government seeks to tackle diabetes in the city-state.
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"I try to do this as long as I can, but I am old," said Leong, one of many older food vendors or 'hawkers' in the Asian city-state.
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He said that the headroom for the e-commerce market in Singapore is huge as online commerce comprises only a small percentage of overall retail in the city-state.
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Li said in a previous interview earlier this month that he has no intention of returning to Singapore and would defend himself with legal representation in the city state.
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Singapore's United Overseas Bank has allocated 3 billion Singapore dollars ($2.2 billion) to provide businesses in the city-state with relief assistance as China's coronavirus continues to spread internationally.
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Kim is not believed to have left his hotel since a meeting with Singapore's prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong, soon after his arrival on Sunday in the city-state.
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Home to over 5.5 million, Singapore has implemented a sophisticated catalog of urban solutions that have secured the city-state a top 10 ranking on ARCADIS' most sustainable cities list.
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The wealthy city-state says it is vulnerable to fake news because of its position as a global financial hub, its mixed ethnic and religious population and widespread internet access.
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City-state Abu Dhabi introduced the measure on its Thiqa insurance programme last July, just after Mediclinic had bought Abu Dhabi private hospital group Al Noor for about $2 billion.
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The large majority of start-ups are based in Singapore though, with the city-state housing nearly 80 percent of the start-ups in the region, according to some experts.
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Alibaba Chairman Jack Ma recently said the company would consider listing some of its numerous affiliates in the city-state and Ant may be near the top of the list.
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The SPD, Merkel's junior coalition partner at the national level, wants to form a coalition with the Greens and possibly the radical Left party in the city-state of Berlin.
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The city-state, a customer highly sought-after by military contractors, had been expected to announce its decision in the first half of this year, after 18 months of evaluation.
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Looking at individual stocks, Wirecard slumped to the bottom of the Stoxx 600 after police in Singapore said they had raided the German payments firm's premises in the city state.
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The bus stop will operate for just one year, but if it's well received, the government will consider implementing components of it into bus stops elsewhere around the city-state.
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And both China and India have long been inspired by Lee Kuan Yew's Singapore, the first world city-state now overseen by the great statesman's technocratic son Lee Hsien Loong.
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Thailand has confirmed 392 cases of Zika since January, with 39 pregnant women among them, while the wealthy city-state of Singapore has recorded 393 cases, including 16 pregnant women.
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Oakland, California (CNN)The search for answers continued Tuesday in Oakland as city, state and federal agencies sifted through wreckage in one of the city's deadliest building fires on record.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's exports fell more than expected in June, marking their biggest decline in six years, as the city-state struggles against tepid global demand and the Sino-U.
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The wealthy Southeast Asian city-state imports more than 90 percent of its food, much of it from neighboring countries, which can leave it exposed to potential supply chain disruptions.
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It is the first time a unified and detailed policy for the protection of children has been compiled for the Vatican and its embassies and universities outside the city state.
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The listing would be Singapore's largest since July, when NetLink NBN Trust raised $1.7 billion in its IPO, which propelled listings in the city-state to a multi-year high.
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The economy of tiny Singapore is taking a big hit from the slowdown in China, an impact coming just as the city-state is struggling with a homegrown demographic squeeze.
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Industrial property prices in the city-state fell at their steepest pace in over two years in the fourth quarter of 2015 and analysts are pointing to further weakness ahead.
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That comes as a slowdown in global trade and an oil and gas industry hard-hit by falling energy prices are denting demand for logistics space in the city-state.
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With Southeast Asia's largest defense budget, the wealthy city-state is a key prize for global arms companies as it looks to invest in new technology and upgrade its equipment.
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When a city (or city-state) like Dubai, with no history of Western classical music, builds one, it is major news to classical-music lovers and foreign policy analysts alike.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A U.S. immigration judge in Chicago on Friday granted asylum to a Singaporean blogger, saying he was persecuted for his political opinions in the Southeast Asian city-state.
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Shu said that will help distinguish it from competitors such as Grab, which recently acquired Uber in the city-state and is set to launch GrabEats in the coming months.
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North Korean official Kim Chang Son and Joe Hagin, the White House deputy chief of staff for operations, arrived in the Southeast Asian city-state last week to finalize planning.
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In recent weeks, her conservatives emphasized the "homeland" and public safety — traditionally far-right themes — in the northeast and in the city-state of Berlin, which votes on Sept. 18.
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A comedian known for impersonating North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he was detained and questioned by Singaporean authorities shortly after he arrived in the city-state on Friday.
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Manufacturing output in the city-state is also seen growing from the previous month in April, at 1.2 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the poll's median forecast.
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From the moment François Blanc arrived in the rundown Mediterranean city-state in 1863, he set about building a palatial neo-Baroque casino and an equally elegant Hotel de Paris.
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With Southeast Asia's largest defence budget, the wealthy city-state is a key prize for global arms companies as it looks to invest in new technology and upgrade its equipment.
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Hyflux, which is also involved power generation, has said sustained weakness in electricity prices in the city-state had increased strain on its finances and caused short-term liquidity restrictions.
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But its approach, said Julie Samuels, the executive director, will be to work early with city, state and federal officials on issues that affect tech companies, before laws are passed.
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After dipping for five straight quarters, the number of foreigners buying apartments in the prime districts of the city-state rose in the second quarter from the previous three months.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore convicted three people for "front-running" under insider trading laws on Wednesday, the central bank said, in the first case of its kind in the city-state.
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In the city-state of Singapore (which has four official languages — Malay, Mandarin, Tamil and English), the Singapore Writers Festival highlights those writing and reading in languages other than English.
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Seghizzi designed its immense brick ring wall, built to defend the wealthy city-state; it still encircles the city center, where about 8,800 of Lucca's more than 90,583 residents live.
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These seemed to be more in reaction to the predictability of me — a liberal white American — helicoptering into the island city-state to decry human rights violations and unfettered capitalism.
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These measures come as the majority of new infections being reported in the city-state over the past few days have been people arriving from overseas rather than local transmissions.
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Private employers would also be required to display a poster with practical examples of sexual harassment, as well as a way to contact city, state or federal authorities with complaints.
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The newly disclosed document is titled, "A summary of expenses sustained by Vatican City State for the activities related to citizen Emanuela Orlandi (Rome January 20133 1968)," her birth date.
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Her short story "The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas" describes a peaceful and idyllic city-state whose happiness depends on the cruel imprisonment of a child in a basement.
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FlexJobs, a job board for remote positions, acknowledges that roughly 95% of its listings still have a location requirement, whether it's a specific city, state or region of the country.
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It was building a two-story manufacturing facility in the city state, scheduled for completion in 2020, with the first cars expected to roll off production lines a year later.
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But the city state has trade agreements with China and Japan and Dyson CEO Rowan said the comparatively high cost base would be offset by its technology expertise and focus.
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The measures, which also apply to passengers transiting through Singapore, follow a similar ban the city-state imposed on travellers from China where the virus first surfaced late last year.
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The measures, which also apply to passengers transiting through Singapore, follow a similar ban the city-state imposed on travelers from China where the virus first surfaced late last year.
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It was building a two-storey manufacturing facility in the city state, scheduled for completion in 2020, with the first cars expected to roll off production lines a year later.
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Singapore's MAS also clarified this week that it will regulate the sale of digital tokens in the city-state if they constitute products regulated under Singapore's securities and futures regulation.
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Singapore's United Overseas Bank (UOB) has allocated 3 billion Singapore dollars ($2.2 billion) to provide businesses in the city-state with relief assistance as China's coronavirus continues to spread internationally.
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Governments across Asia have worked to enforce self-quarantine measures, including Singapore, which has banned some foreign residents from the city-state after they failed to comply with the measures.
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"Is this city, state and nation safer because they took a pizza delivery guy off the street?" asked Justin Brannan, a Democratic city councilman representing Brooklyn, at the news conference.
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Analysts say the chance of more monetary easing in the trade-reliant city state, which is under pressure from slackening global growth and plummeting oil prices, could grow in coming months.
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That's a pattern that appeared to show in the recent results of Singapore-listed Keppel Real Estate Investment Trust, which owns partial interests in several office towers in the city-state.
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During the Justice Department meeting, a person familiar with the discussion said, McClendon's lawyers also argued that his contributions to the city, state and national economy should be taken into account.
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An HIV-positive American has leaked online the names of 14,200 Singaporeans and foreigners also diagnosed in the city-state with the human immunodeficiency virus, the Health Ministry said on Monday.
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And one could argue that, beyond the new law, a written policy and safe environment program is unnecessary in a city state where only a handful of children live full time.
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In 1997, when Hong Kong's British rulers handed the city-state over to China, Hong Kong was guaranteed free speech rights, an independent judiciary, and free elections to begin in 2017.
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Genting Singapore, which owns the tropical Sentosa resort in the city-state, said its bad debt provision more than doubled quarter on quarter in the first three months of the year.
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The city-state posted its fastest economic expansion in three years in 2017 on the back of stellar growth in the electronics sector, which benefited from the boom in global demand.
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Many leaders of developing countries respect Lee Kuan Yew, its founding father, for taking his city-state from third- to first-world status while resisting Western calls for greater political liberalisation.
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The city-state evacuated 92 Singaporeans from Wuhan - the locked down Chinese city that is the epicenter of the outbreak - last Thursday, some of whom have since been confirmed as infected.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's central bank on Sunday said it had advised financial institutions in the city-state to take additional measures and precautions after the government raised its coronavirus alert level.
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CapitaLand, whose two core markets are Singapore and China, has been cutting its exposure to the Singapore housing market and sold 12 percent fewer homes in the city-state in 2015.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Crazy Horse, a French cabaret known for its topless female dancers, has returned to Singapore a decade after a franchise club failed in the conservative Southeast Asian city-state.
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It is expected to shake up the banking sector in the city-state, which is dominated by three large domestic players — DBS Group, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp and United Overseas Bank.
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To get started, consider: Fitra Hainanese Chicken Rice at Wisma Atria — As the name implies, Fitra (which is halal) serves up Hainanese chicken rice, the unofficial dish of the city-state.
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The cost of attending university in the city-state has jumped 20013 percent on average since 2007, the Singapore arm of ValuePenguin, a consumer research firm in New York, told CNBC.
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The company's issuance, which raised 212 million Singapore dollars ($2380 million), is the first in Singapore as the Southeast Asian city state seeks to grow its marketplace for sustainability-oriented investments.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Singapore says that Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has accepted an invitation to visit the city state, a sign that recent tensions between the two countries could be easing.
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Singapore Airlines said on Wednesday that its Europe-bound flights, which typically pass through Pakistani air space, from the city-state will stop either in Dubai or in Mumbai to refuel.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A Singaporean bodybuilder has died after a celebrity Muay Thai fight against former Singapore Idol contestant Steven Lim in the city-state, the event organiser and local media said.
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The Southeast Asian city state also affirmed its 2017 growth forecast of between 1 and 3 percent, though it warned that rising anti-globalization sentiment and China could pose downside risks.
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Hesse also said it was considering legal steps against Volkswagen, while Schleswig-Holstein, North Rhine Westphalia, Rhineland Palatinate and the city state of Berlin said they were not considering legal steps.
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The 5-star Capella Hotel, located a quarter-mile off the mainland, promises the "tranquility" of Sentosa Island amid the bustle of the "cosmopolitan" city-state, according to the hotel's website.
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By focusing on Singapore, an archipelago of jungly islands refashioned into a gleamingly profitable city-state by human ingenuity, the NYBG has chosen the ultimate symbol of land reclaimed from nature.
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Each year in late September, thousands of people converge on a tiny city-state on the French Riviera to see some of the world's largest, most expensive, and most innovative superyachts.
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City, state and federal officials have been accused of ignoring, denying or covering up such complaints after it was discovered that the city's drinking water was carrying dangerous amounts of lead.
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The information collected by an unauthorized third party include first name, last name, address, city, state, zip, phone number, email address, payment card number, security code, and month/year of expiration.
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The Vatican, a sovereign city-state surrounded by Rome, has produced a postage stamp to mark the birthday of the pope, the first from Latin America, who was elected in 2013.
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For five years, the Council of Peoples Organization has coordinated a career day with city, state and federal law enforcement agencies including the F.B.I., the Secret Service and the Fire Department.
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This week, in fact, city, state and federal officials are taking their turns before the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee in Washington to receive their lumps or give them.
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Singapore must hold elections by early 2021, and before the virus hit the Asian city state late in January, the government had been expected to call one within a few months.
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The city-state was among the first in the Middle East to begin restricting access at the start of the COVID-19 spread outside of China, particularly when it reached Iran.
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Even though Singapore's economy is taking a big hit from the U.S.-China trade war, stocks in the city-state remain attractive compared to the rest of Asia, analysts told CNBC.
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The pope, the Vatican - a tiny city-state surrounded by Rome - and the church in predominantly Catholic Italy have all been forced to modify centuries of tradition because of the outbreak.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump and Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, have both arrived in the city-state, where they are to meet at 9 p.m.
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SINGAPORE, March 15 (Reuters) - Singapore on Sunday confirmed 14 new cases of the novel coronavirus, its health ministry said, marking the biggest daily increase of the infection in the city-state.
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The pope, the Vatican - a tiny city-state surrounded by Rome - and the church in predominantly Catholic Italy have all been forced to modify centuries of tradition because of the outbreak.
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Women were assumed to be guided by passions rather than rationality, and so they were considered inferior to men and excluded from the cultural and political life of the city-state.
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Pharmacies in the city state, where there have been more than 100 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus, are also limiting how many hand sanitizers customers can buy at a time.
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Because of its high per capita income, average order values for online shopping in the city-state are three to four times higher than those in the rest of Southeast Asia.
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Many of Chicago's most violent neighborhoods have had public schools and mental health clinics close in recent years, symptoms of budget problems that affect the city, state and local school districts.
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It said it would build a new two-storey manufacturing facility in the city state, scheduled for completion in 2020, with the first cars rolling off production lines a year later.
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Many have also tried to obtain city, state and federal grants, but Jewish leaders complain that the application process can be daunting and that state money often comes with burdensome requirements.
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The Southeast Asian city-state, a global travel hub, on Thursday confirmed its first case of the coronavirus strain, which originated in China, and said another case has preliminarily tested positive.
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The Southeast Asian city-state, a global travel hub, on Thursday confirmed its first case of the coronavirus strain, which originated in China, and said another case has preliminarily tested positive.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's ministry of health said of the 115 people who tested positive for Zika virus, 57 were foreigners who live and work in the city-state, Channel NewsAsia reported.
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Singapore time and effect SilkAir, a regional carrier in the city-state, and the following airlines that fly into Singapore: China Southern Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Shandong Airlines and Thai Lion Air.
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The agency hired to create the ad and the city state broadcaster's talent management group apologized and said that the ad was intended to show how e-payment was for everyone.
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SilkAir, SIA's premium narrowbody arm, said it would transfer to Scoot its services from Singapore to Kuching, Malaysia and from the city-state to Palembang, Indonesia from October and November, respectively.
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A Belfast newspaper published the proposal, by a lecturer in Northern Ireland, that the population be moved to a theoretical city-state to be created in Magilligan, between Coleraine and Londonderry.
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Singapore closed down BSI's operations in the city-state, while Switzerland began criminal proceedings against the private bank, in the biggest international crackdown on financial entities dealing with 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB).
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Critics fear the law could be used to cement Beijing's authority over the semi-autonomous city-state, where citizens tend to have a higher level of civil liberties than in mainland China.
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The Briton's description of how he felt hustling his Mercedes around the streets of the city-state could also apply to his hopes of staying ahead in the championship after Sunday's race.
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Had it not been for all that, Gigih Rahmat Dewa's plot to launch a rocket attack on the city-state of Singapore from a nearby Indonesian island might never have been uncovered.
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Institutions such as city, state and regional governments; companies; investors; higher education and civil society organizations are increasingly committing to climate action and are an important element in achieving global emissions goals.
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The city-state plays host to a number of influential events, speakers and attractions year-round, paving the way for innovation in disciplines ranging from interior design to furniture design and architecture.
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Linear Technology Corp, a maker of analog integrated circuits, has opened a third chip testing facility in Singapore, and will produce 26.6 percent of its global test equipment in the city-state.
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Singapore's home ministry said in July the group - five men and one woman - had "organized and mobilized" some members of the Myanmar community in the city-state to support the Arakan Army.
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The city-state, a major financial hub, has one of the world's lowest birth rates and a rapidly aging society, while more than a third of its 5.5 million population are foreigners.
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SINGAPORE, May 25 (Reuters) - Singapore economy barely grew in the first quarter as services sector activity shrank, and the outlook for the trade-dependent city state remained weak amid slack global demand.
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Salazar wasn't born in Colombia but in the United States, New York City & State reported; that means she wouldn't have immigrated to the United States as a child, as Salazar previously claimed.
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