Technology can also come to the aid of Western museums.
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The circumstances in which Japan can come to the aid of allies remain limited.
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They know that we will come to the aid of those countries if they are invaded.
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Now is the time for our leaders in Washington to come to the aid of veterans.
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The new rules allow the troops to come to the aid of UN staff and NGO workers.
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George W. Bush once used his self-deprecating humor to come to the aid of Lea's daughter.
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"TMG agreed to come to the aid of its long-time client," says the complaint, according to Deadline.
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Last year he called for Pakistan's arch-enemy, India, to come to the aid of downtrodden Karachi-ites.
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"It's fairly rare" that citizens who come to the aid of law enforcement officers use deadly force, Cecil said.
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Absent a regime change and sovereign debt default, the U.S. is unlikely to come to the aid of Venezuela.
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Now is the time for men and women of good will to come to the aid of their country.
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And, as Alwaleed told me, he has come to the aid of several of these CEOs in boardroom battles.
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Secondary attacks have been known to target people who come to the aid of those wounded in a first explosion.
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That has prompted Turkey to come to the aid of Tripoli Premier Fayez al-Serraj by sending troops to Tripoli.
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This is a time for us all to rise to the occasion and come to the aid of our country.
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Trump also famously suggested that he might not come to the aid of a NATO nation if it came under attack.
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The coast guard and an impromptu flotilla dubbed the Cajun Navy has come to the aid of many of the stranded.
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It's time to come to the aid of our police, our front-line soldiers, by calling this war, and not terrorism.
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Now is the time for all good men and women to come to the aid of their country, not their party.
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But he is angry that local and national Sunni politicians haven't come to the aid of his Sunni Muslim city either.
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Mr. Steyer and his wife have also come to the aid of Optus Bank, a majority-black-owned bank in Columbia.
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Medics who come to the aid of protesters often risk being perceived as "collaborators" and thrown in jail, León Natera said.
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U.S. troops are authorized to defend themselves and they can come to the aid of local forces if they come under attack.
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All of them publicly reaffirmed that the United States would come to the aid of a NATO member that came under attack.
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Now is the time for all good men and women to come to the aid of these kids — and the nation, really.
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In 2014 he secured a reinterpretation of the constitution, allowing Japan to come to the aid of its allies if they are attacked.
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"Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party," as they say -- and so they should.
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"Bystanders who come to the aid of the victim of an attack can have an important role in minimizing further injury," the paper said.
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Now is the time for good men and women who know great truths to come to the aid of our country — and democracies everywhere!
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Understandably, many white conservatives feel the urge to come to the aid of these black dissidents defending their reputations against this torrent of vitriol.
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The doctor who has the skills to prevent a human death has a professional responsibility to come to the aid of the injured person.
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We have a responsibility to come to the aid of fellow U.S. citizens in times of need, and this is certainly one of those times.
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Finally, Ben Bernanke pointed out that keeping a big balance sheet would allow the Fed to come to the aid of shadow banks in trouble.
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Iran was the first country to come to the aid of President Bashar al-Assad when the Syrian civil war broke out six years ago.
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Russia has recently come to the aid of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, helping his regime retake formerly rebel-held eastern Aleppo from opposition groups.
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"No game is more important than someone's life, and we hope their heroic actions will encourage everyone to come to the aid of animals in need."
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Importantly, the amendment does not at all restrict the ability of the president to act in defense or to come to the aid of an ally.
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Now, aged 28, Najar has come to the aid of his neighbors again, joining them in a wheat harvest in fields near the border with Israel.
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The United States is formally bound by Article 5 of the NATO treaty to come to the aid of any NATO member who comes under Russian attack.
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Physicians should be able, without fear of prosecution, under an explicit law, to come to the aid of patients wishing to determine the time of their death.
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An Uber driver is being hailed a hero after he called authorities to come to the aid of a passenger he believed was about to commit suicide.
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It's time for all good Democrats to come to the aid of their party and clear the way for the next president to end gridlock in Washington.
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Two West Point cadets happened to be in the same part of campus at just the right time to come to the aid of a collapsed man.
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As a candidate, he sent waves of alarm through Europe when he said he might not come to the aid of NATO allies if they were attacked.
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Trump has since threatened that the U.S. might not come to the aid of a NATO member should it be attacked, and there are concerns that Washington.
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Mr Trump had also described NATO as "obsolete" and suggested that America would come to the aid of a threatened member only if it had paid its dues.
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Carlson pressed Trump on the wisdom of NATO's expanded membership, given NATO's Article 5 requires that NATO members come to the aid of any member country being attacked.
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But analysts worry that the European Union may be storing up problems for the future if it fails to come to the aid of its hardest hit members.
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"Bystanders who come to the aid of the victim of an attack can have an important role in minimising further injury," they wrote in the British Medical Journal.
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Local governments have come to the aid of private enterprise with subsidies and other assistance, in part because they are rewarded for encouraging entrepreneurship and improving the business environment.
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During his campaign, Trump sent shock waves of alarm through Europe after revealing that he might not come to the aid of his NATO allies if they were attacked.
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And it is the second time this month that the ostensibly neutral Mr. Branstad, who was elected governor in 1982, has effectively come to the aid of Mr. Trump.
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In recent years, Japan has reinterpreted its pacifist constitution -- which Abe expressed a desire to rewrite completely -- to allow it to come to the aid of the US militarily.
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Trump on Wednesday cast doubt over whether he would come to the aid of NATO allies if they were attacked, the core promise at the heart of the alliance.
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The Syrian regime and Iran probably calculated that the US would not come to the aid of its rebel allies in al-Tanf, as it untraditionally did on Wednesday.
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The point is that once you've made excuses for and come to the aid of a bad leader, it gets ever harder to say no to the next outrage.
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And who would want to come to the aid of a country they perceive as racist if ever the need were to arise, as it did after 9/11?
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Mr. Trump is expected to endorse NATO's mutual defense commitment, breaking months of silence about whether the U.S. would automatically come to the aid of an ally under attack.
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And who would want to come to the aid of a country they perceive as racist if ever the need were to arise, as it did after 9/11?
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Donald Trump told The New York Times that if elected, he would not automatically come to the aid of NATO allies in the Baltics if they came under Russian attack.
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He told The New York Times that he would not guarantee the U.S. would come to the aid of its NATO allies, let's say in case of a Russian invasion.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, who has received large donations from charter school supporters, has often come to the aid of charters in fights against Mr. de Blasio, also a Democrat.
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"We must come to the aid of the ultra-vulnerable – millions upon millions of people who are least able to protect themselves," said U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres this week.
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I have seen her reflected in the private citizens and nonprofit groups that have come to the aid of our brothers and sisters in the municipalities of the southwestern coast.
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In a poll in 2018 majorities in all nine European countries surveyed said that America would come to the aid of Europeans if they were attacked—including 60% in France.
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" Pence also said the US will offer an additional $56 million in aid to support "our partners in the region as they come to the aid of the Venezuelan people.
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The viability of such an alliance and its willingness to come to the aid of any single member cannot stand on the feeble foundation of the size of a nation's checkbook.
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In the past, American planning was based on an assumption that China would come to the aid of North Korea, as it did during the Korean War nearly seven decades ago.
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But its armed wing was also the first to come to the aid of the beleaguered Yezidis after the peshmerga militia from another Kurdish faction retreated from Sinjar in August 2014.
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He was expected to endorse Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty — which requires NATO members to come to the aid of allies who are under attack — but he failed to do so.
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Mr Trump, meanwhile, said that if he were president, America would come to the aid of the Baltic states if they were invaded by Russia, only if they "fulfil their obligations to us".
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In 1961, China and North Korea concluded a treaty that says China will come to the aid of North Korea if it was attacked, and North Korea would do the same for China.
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Americans would like to think the federal government would come to the aid of states that need help in emergency situations, regardless of whether their leaders are supporters of the president or not.
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The vice president also explicitly promised that the United States would meet its obligations under NATO's Article 5 mutual defense pledge to come to the aid of a member nation who is attacked.
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Beyond being able to reinforce embassy security, the units can use their aircraft to evacuate civilians, rescue downed aviators and come to the aid of countries struck by humanitarian or weather-related disasters.
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"These are the worst fires I've ever seen in December," said Jake Portillo, captain of a team of firefighters from Corona, in Riverside County, which had come to the aid of local crews.
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More must be done by those agencies that have consistently and courageously come to the aid of the most vulnerable in so many situations similar to what is happening on the Haitian/Dominican border.
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He has passed laws to allow Japan to come to the aid of allies and to permit the SDF to use its weapons in a wider range of circumstances while on UN peacekeeping missions.
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Its administrators went beseechingly to big donors who had come to the aid of the circus in the past while hoping that a moneyed newcomer might come along and write a single big check.
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He argued that Turkey has come to the aid of the United States over the years, citing deployment of its troops during the Korean War and the NATO-led fight against terror in Afghanistan.
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He wants to liberate oppressed people by arming them, while on the other hand, T'Challa is a sort of pacifist monarch who refuses to come to the aid of others, despite his enormous riches.
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The idea was not for Mr. Trump to come to the aid of Mr. Cruz, but for the president to boost Republican turnout to help the races farther down the ballot, the person said.
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Trump has also expressed intense skepticism of NATO and suggested that the U.S. might not honor pledges to come to the aid of member nations under assault from an outside power such as Russia.
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While the highest ranks of the military dig into their support for Mr. Maduro's government, many rank-and-file soldiers appear willing to defy their commanders and come to the aid of the opposition.
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" President-elect Donald Trump said during the campaign that the United States would come to the aid of the Baltic States should they face Russian aggression as long the countries "fulfill their obligations to us.
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He said several health systems and many pharmaceutical companies already have the needed equipment, which is currently used in different ways, and could ramp up operations to come to the aid of their local hospitals.
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No one thought he could ever be beaten, but then Joey Chestnut — nothing more than a boy really — stood in California, and said, &aposI will come to the aid of my nation,&apos and he did.
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The U.S. and NATO formally concluded their combat mission in Afghanistan at the end of 2014, but have since then repeatedly come to the aid of Afghan forces as they struggle to combat the resurgent Taliban
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Belfius, the Belgian retail arm of bailed-out lender Dexia , was nationalised by Belgium in 2011 when France, Belgium and Luxembourg had to come to the aid of the group caught up in the credit crunch.
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And he has yet to publicly reassure the Europeans that he is truly committed to Article 5 of the alliance charter that calls on all members to come to the aid of any that is attacked.
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More than $8 million in outside donations and 20173,000 volunteers have come to the aid of Democrat Jon Ossoff, who is hoping to clear the 50 percent mark during Tuesday's special election in the Atlanta suburbs.
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The United States and NATO formally concluded their combat mission in Afghanistan at the end of 2014, but have since then repeatedly come to the aid of Afghan forces as they struggle to combat the resurgent Taliban.
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At the same time, he announced his support for an EU military force, giving voice to fears across Europe that the United States can no longer be trusted to come to the aid of any NATO ally.
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They are statements that immediately drew widespread condemnation, with even the suggestion that the Republican nominee would not come to the aid of allied countries seen as a step toward war — war that could easily turn nuclear.
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Considering that the corps already strains under its present workload, it's hard to know who or what will come to the aid of less affluent towns when sea levels are three or four feet higher than today.
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Visiting Europe earlier this year, Trump surprised some US allies by initially failing to commit to Article 5 of the NATO charter, which states that all member states must come to the aid of another if attacked.
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The group Migrante International, which represents overseas Filipino workers, has come to the aid of Mr. Rafael's beleaguered family and accused the president of propagating a "culture of impunity" that empowers rogue police officers to commit violence.
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Why General Suleimani, the leader of a hard-line Shiite Muslim military apparatus, would have come to the aid of members of Al Qaeda, a Sunni extremist group with strong ties to Saudi Arabia, is also unclear.
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If Christians in the Middle East are annihilated, responsibility will not only lie with the perpetrators, but with leaders who failed to come to the aid of people being slaughtered for nothing more than believing something different.
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The same zealously defended discretion to rank applicants on intangible personality traits would, of course, later come to the aid of blacks, Hispanics and Asians when Harvard pivoted toward an embrace of affirmative action in the 1970s.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Mexico has come to the aid of the United States following Hurricane Harvey, sending Red Cross volunteers, food and supplies to a country whose president has proposed building a wall to keep the two neighbors apart.
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These include agreeing to come to the aid of other member countries in the event of an attack (in a manner they deem appropriate) and furnishing a large enough armed force to collectively make good on that threat.
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In the autumn of 2015, Mr Abe pushed through laws allowing the army, known as the Self-Defence Force, to come to the aid of the country's allies if under attack, a freedom the constitution formerly denied it.
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Now that teachers are free to leave, public unions are beginning to feel the financial pinch, but Harris is poised to come to the aid of her old friends, while leaving unaddressed the root issues causing poor school performance.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama (Reuters) - President Donald Trump injected himself into a bitter U.S. Senate primary fight in Alabama on Friday, putting to the test his ability to enlist his anti-establishment voters to come to the aid of an endangered Republican incumbent.
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" Even before Trump's event, the Democratic National Committee slammed him, with spokesman Daniel Wessel saying in a statement: "Trump promised he'd come to the aid of communities ravaged by the opioid epidemic, but so far he's done nothing for them.
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"We feel compelled to come to the aid of those communities, just as our Jewish community was so compassionately supported only a few short months ago by people around the world of many faiths," the congregation said on its GoFundMe page.
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"I still think there's a need for partnership between the city and state to come to the aid of the riders — the people of the City of New York, the constituents they have," Mr. Lhota told reporters after the board meeting.
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Mr. Mattis did not say how the United States might back away from its obligations to NATO members, though there are several steps the Trump administration could take short of refusing to come to the aid of an ally under attack.
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Laws passed in 2015, which sparked anger in China, allowed Japanese troops to be deployed overseas for the first time since the war and come to the aid of allies such as the United States, if they are under attack.
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Trump could not even bring himself to re-commit to NATO's bedrock founding principle of Article V, which pledges that every member country will come to the aid of any other member country that is attacked by a hostile nation or entity.
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During the campaign, in a July interview with The New York Times, Trump suggested that the U.S might not come to the aid of some NATO allies if they were attacked if he believed they had not been contributing their fair share.
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It is my hope that my colleagues will finally come to the aid of sellers and states as they navigate the long-overdue reality of a post-Quill e-commerce era and ensure a fair and level playing field for all retailers.
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In his remarks to AIPAC, Netanyahu warned that Tehran, which has come to the aid of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, is "seeking to build permanent military bases in Syria" and expand its presence into Iraq, Gaza and Yemen, with more to come.
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Where folks like Griffin and Tiven demand a Christian baker be fined if he says no to a same-sex couple, they come to the aid of an Islamic faith that cultivates an environment in which gays can be tossed from rooftops.
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ROME — President Trump is expected to publicly endorse NATO's mutual defense commitment at a ceremony on Thursday at the alliance's headquarters, an administration official said, breaking months of silence about whether the United States would automatically come to the aid of an ally under attack.
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When he spoke to the group, most analysts expected him to endorse Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, which states that the U.S. must come to the aid of any other NATO ally if it comes under attack, following the deadly Manchester bombing.
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The Pew survey was taken before Trump's infamous comments in July where he openly suggested he wouldn't come to the aid of NATO countries in the event of a Russian invasion unless he felt they'd spent a sufficient amount of money on their own defense.
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For all the advantages that special operations have in their light footprint and flexibility, there can also be a significant disadvantage as perhaps applied in the Niger case -- that it may be harder for US forces to come to the aid of those in a firefight.
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Recently, he declared that he would not necessarily come to the aid of the Baltic republics if they were attacked by Russia, apparently not knowing or caring that Article 5 of the 1949 North Atlantic Treaty obliges the United States to defend any NATO member under attack.
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All this suggests that Russia would not try to halt shipping coming across the Atlantic from the US but would instead seek to attack command-and-control centers and ports and airfields in Northern Europe to disrupt US efforts to come to the aid of its European allies.
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Its script crackles with references to online toxicity (up to and including a pointed mention of a character who wants to "ride in on a white horse" — a nod to the idea of "white knighting," when a "nice guy" tries, too aggressively, to come to the aid of a woman online).
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Help from the Kurds As part of his defense for removing troops from northern Syria, Trump suggested that the Kurds have not come to the aid of the US in previous conflicts, specifically citing the fact that the Kurds did not join the US during the invasion of Normandy in 1944.
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This Saturday they'll be in Queens, but not for long: In this adaptation of "Stage Fright on a Summer Night," a novel in Mary Pope Osborne's best-selling Magic Tree House series, the young heroes find themselves transported to Elizabethan England, where they come to the aid of Shakespeare himself.
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Under rules of engagement first laid down by Mr Obama and only slightly relaxed last summer, the NATO troops could only come to the aid of their Afghan allies when they were facing a defeat that might have "strategic" implications—a criterion that commanders in the field had difficulty interpreting.
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He came to understand, belatedly perhaps, that his and his brother's initial reluctance to come to the aid of Southern civil rights activists had been counterproductive and that the racial divide was such that only strong, concerted federal action, the kind the Kennedys had so studiously hoped to avoid, was required.
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When he told The New York Times that, if elected, he would not automatically come to the aid of NATO allies such as the Baltic States if they came under Russian attack, he raised alarm bells not only throughout the region, but also among other Central and Eastern European diasporas.
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Japan has responded by planning increased defense spending and interpreting its constitution to allow its military to come to the aid of the US. Therefore, unlike America's relationship with some of its other allies, the US and Japan seem to be on the same page when it comes to alliance responsibilities.
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But for them, that operation was a means to an end, just the start of a journey that would ultimately see them battle their main enemy - the Russian-backed forces of President Bashar al-Assad - and come to the aid of hundreds of thousands of civilians encircled in opposition-held eastern Aleppo.
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"We call on all humane persons and groups around the world to come to the aid of our farming and worship communities and end these terror attacks across Nigeria and especially in Benue, our food basket, which also threatens our collective food security," the Benue Valley Professional Network said in a statement.
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He pressed all the right buttons with Mr Trump, talking up the potential for Japanese investment in America and pointing out that his government is stretching the country's pacifist constitution (which the Americans imposed after the second world war) to allow more scope for Japan's Self-Defence Forces to come to the aid of allies.
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Koike made clear that she would exclude Democrats unwilling to accept several of her party's more conservative planks, including a commitment to the revision of Japan's pacifist constitution and acceptance of a set of laws in 2015 that made it possible for Japan's Self-Defense Forces to come to the aid of allied forces.
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BERNARD JOSHUA KABAK New York To the Editor: Re "Trump Plays Down U.S. Commitment to NATO and Role Abroad" (front page, July 21): Donald Trump's remarks about hedging on our treaty commitment to come to the aid of NATO allies under attack was in the context of a presumed Russian attack on Baltic allies.
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A 2016 study published by Harvard Business Review, which mentions my experience with Mr. Ailes, identified three factors that contribute to employees' reluctance to speak up when they witness sexual harassment: fear of retaliation; the "bystander effect" (we're less likely to come to the aid of victims when others are present); and a masculine culture that sees sexual harassment as acceptable.
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Among instructors' complaints: During an exercise at Hogan's Alley, she unnecessarily escalated a situation with an actor; she was too slow to come to the aid of a partner held at gunpoint; and she nearly holstered an empty weapon — a no-no in the F.B.I. She also fired at a knife-wielding attacker at a bar but failed to take into account bystanders who could have been wounded, the instructors said.
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Great swaths of it were later cleverly repurposed as flashback material in a first-season episode, "The Menagerie," to tell the story of how Mr. Spock—the only character from the rejected pilot to carry over into the series—following the logic of mercy, hijacked the Enterprise in order to come to the aid of a paralyzed and horribly disfigured Pike, who was thereby established, in the "Trek" canon, as Captain Kirk's immediate predecessor.
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" "The successes of the Cameroonian military -- in part as a result of our training and equipment -- have yielded long term and sustainable increases in Cameroon's ability to defend its territory, its borders, and come to the aid of its neighbors, in particular northeast Nigeria and the Central African Republic," the official said, adding that they "recognize the great cooperation we have had in the fight against Boko Haram and in restoring maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea.
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