Federal police said a criminal organization had targeted the Brazilian Shooting Confederation and the Brazilian Taekwondo Confederation.
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The main union, the CFDT (French Democratic Confederation of Labor) and the CGT (General Confederation of Labor) have called to stop Marine Le Pen in the second round, while FO (a far-left trade union called the General Confederation of Labor - Workers' Force) hasn't given any voting instructions.
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Mr. Havelange joined the Brazilian Olympic Committee in 1955 and became the president of the Brazilian Sports Confederation, now known as the Brazilian Football Confederation, which governed the nation's soccer programs.
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" The confederation has described Bezos as an "economic terrorist.
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Salman already has the backing of his own Asian confederation while Infantino, general secretary of UEFA, has the support of his European organization along with the 10-member South American confederation CONMEBOL.
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In other words, if their first-choice Asian confederation candidate can't win, they will go with the second candidate from the Asian confederation to ensure that FIFA's next president is from their region.
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In other words, the EU needs to transform itself from a loose confederation of governments — akin to America's Articles of Confederation — into a proper government with the full powers of a sovereign state.
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Asia's soccer confederation balked at his requests to increase the number of women in top positions, and African officials complained when they learned his committee might have had concerns about a confederation election.
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Chan also currently heads the NTUC, the labor union confederation.
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This time, however, support within each confederation is more scattered.
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An official celebration of Confederation is being planned for July.
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He is also the president of the European Boxing Confederation.
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Either way, Europe is having its Articles of Confederation moment.
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The poll was commissioned by the National Confederation of Industry.
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Sheikh Salman is president of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC).
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Brazil has never had a good confederation, just good players.
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They were not held pursuant to the Articles of Confederation.
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The Asian Football Confederation cleared Qatar hours before the final.
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Close to 25,000 workers would have gone on strike unless a deal was found by April 1, the Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) and the Confederation of Vocational Unions (YS) said on March 27.
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He was also elected vice president of the Asian Football Confederation.
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Guarantees that no confederation would lose any slots they now have.
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Gomez last week founded a federation called the International Workers Confederation.
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Dybvad is president and CEO of the Confederation of Danish Industry.
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"It's a bridge," said Binyam, the Confederation of African Football spokesman.
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Hundreds signed up through the Confederation of Somali Community, a nonprofit.
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Asian soccer officials get $20153,000 for serving on the board's confederation.
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Under the Articles of Confederation, Congress lacked the power to tax.
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People from all 10 member nations of the South American Football Confederation have been indicted and the last three presidents of the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football region have also been accused.
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Iran, meanwhile, are the best side in the Asian Footballing Confederation (AFC).
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Italian employers confederation Confindustria forecasts growth of just 0.6 percent in 2017.
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On Tuesday, the Asian Football Confederation scrapped a 2015 contract with LeEco.
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The confederation would include an Arab state administration possessing an Arab army.
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Riccardo Fraccari, president of the World Baseball Softball Confederation, welcomed the decision.
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This qualification round, Australia beat Honduras in the inter-confederation playoff match.
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The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) awarded those rights to media group Lagardere.
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British employers group, the Confederation of British Industry, called Grayling's announcement "fantastic".
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Yes, it does, but we know all about the Articles of Confederation.
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BBC Women had begun as a loose confederation of like-minded colleagues.
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All are both fiercely independent and utterly loyal to the Swiss confederation.
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During the 1780s, many people thought the Articles of Confederation were inadequate.
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A federal government was placed atop of them to create a confederation.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer Marco Polo del Nero has returned to his job as president of the Brazilian Football Confederation after a three-month leave, the confederation confirmed Tuesday, even though del Nero faces charges in the FIFA scandal.
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VALUE: 294 for a friendly 2106 for a World Cup/confederation qualifier 2104.94 for confederation finals 212 for World Cup matches The problem: The 215 World Cup countries amass points at four times the value of regular internationals.
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His plea bargain testimony was crucial for prosecutors who eventually arrested some of the most important officials in world football, including high-ranking FIFA officials and former heads of the South American Football Confederation and the Brazilian Football Confederation.
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The confederation is a business lobby that represents about 60,000 companies in Sweden.
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Six women will sit on the FIFA Council, one from each regional confederation.
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The Confederation said the attack was aimed at discrediting its anti-doping activities.
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The National Confederation of Industry said that the reform represents "longed-for progress".
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Two years later, she became a vice president for the Asian Football Confederation.
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"This system suits France," said Eric Tesson, director of French wine confederation CNAOC.
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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has said it will back Sheikh Salman.
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EDT: President Trump met with the president of the Swiss Confederation, Ueli Maurer.
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The Articles of Confederation featured term limits for delegates to the Continental Congress.
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The head of the business confederation said there was no time to renegotiate.
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FYI -- CONCACAF stands for Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football.
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There's a confederation of tribes down near Eugene, Oregon — it's called Grand Ronde.
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A confederation of the West Bank and Jordan is once again under discussion.
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"He never abandoned the idea of a Jordanian-Palestinian confederation," writes Mr. Gil.
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Canada marks its 2350th anniversary of confederation in 22017 with events and promotions.
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Confederation was an attempt at compromise between peoples within a unified political framework.
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The Confederation of British Industry says that the EU's preparations lag behind Britain's.
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He said America had offered to help form a confederation between Palestine and Jordan.
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A CGT (General Confederation of Labor) union official confirmed the closures to various media.
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Blatter was challenged by Issa Hayatou of Cameroon, president of the African confederation (CAF).
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Carolyn Fairbairn, director general of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), welcomed the move.
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The Confederation Bridge between New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island is a striking example.
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The war has also caused fissures within the UAE, a confederation of seven emirates.
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Some concerns about data collection were hinted at by the Confederation of British Industry.
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The Asian Football Confederation was unable to provide immediate comment on the match's scheduling.
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The Asian Football Confederation was unable to provide immediate comment on the match's scheduling.
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The Articles of Confederation included such a provision, though it was apparently never exercised.
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The Founders had already seen it in the states under the Articles of Confederation.
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The Confederation of British Industry, a business lobby group, said the approach was risky.
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The Asian Football Confederation, which runs the tournament, said it could launch an investigation.
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The Confederation of Trade Unions and Professional Teachers Union called for a citywide strike.
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Asian Football Confederation (AFC) President Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa and Confederation of African Football (CAF) counterpart Issa Hayatou signed a 'co-operation agreement' in Rwanda on Friday, just over a month before the FIFA presidential election in Zurich on Feb. 26.
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"The Confederation of North, Central America and the Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) and the Confederation of South American Football (CONMEBOL) take any chants or actions that are derogatory or offensive during our matches very seriously," organizers said in a joint statement on Thursday.
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The last three presidents of the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) were indicted in the U.S. as part of the FIFA scandal, as were the last three heads of the Brazilian Football Confederation and the former head of the Argentine Football Association (AFA).
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AFC would not make any further comments while the investigation was ongoing, the confederation added.
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"Mediation is still ongoing," Ebba Fredin, spokeswoman for the Swedish Confederation of Transport Enterprises, said.
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I think they will reach an agreement where there is a confederation for Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Even Anti-Federalists saw that the Articles of Confederation were leading to poverty and war.
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A Confederation of British Industry survey last month also suggested growth in manufacturing moderated recently.
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The Brazilian Israelite Confederation, the country's main Jewish organization, also spoke out against the video.
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Mr. Leoz was the president of Conmebol, South America's soccer confederation, from 22016 to 22017.
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That brought an investigation by the Asian confederation, which led to the charges this week.
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CONCACAF is an acronym for the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football.
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Behind him hung First Nations flags—Haudenosaunee, Tiano Confederation and Ramapough—brought back from Standing Rock.
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The fourth-placed team goes into a play-off with a side from the Asian confederation.
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According to CNN, The Confederation of All India Traders expressed "deep satisfaction" at the government's actions.
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Dominated numerically by Muslims, the confederation would consist of two Arab entities and one Jewish one.
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Second, the prevailing mood of the moment is the opposite: A loose confederation of nation states.
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But the Employers' Confederation of the Philippines can live with the labour secretary's order in March.
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Confederation and the construction of the Canadian Pacific railway were attempts to avoid being swallowed whole.
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The Confederation of British Industry said small manufacturers were the gloomiest since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (HKCTU) warned that McDonald's Corp's (MCD.
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Winners of the inter-confederation playoff matchups are determined by an aggregate system of points scored.
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These suspicions seemed to be confirmed when VICE Sports reached out to the Brazilian Sailing Confederation.
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The Queen sends congratulations to the people of Canada in the 150th anniversary year of Confederation.
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"The private sector is in shock," said Tanit Sorat, vice chairman of Employers' Confederation of Thailand.
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Business lobby group the Confederation of British Industry raised concerns the proposed law could be abused.
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GST can ultimately boost economic growth, said Shobana Kamineni, president of the Confederation of Indian Industry.
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The Confederation of British Industry's Director General Carolyn Fairbairn welcomed the Department for International Trade's announcement.
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The strengthening of the national team isn't a matter for the clubs, it's for the confederation.
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" And Ishmael Sunga of the Southern Africa Confederation of Agricultural Unions: "He made no controversial statements.
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Last week, workers from the labor confederation union marched through French cities in protest, Reuters reported.
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Erdogan also told a traders' confederation that finance sector should help private sector by restructuring debts.
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They are content to remain within the borders of Syria as an autonomous self-governing confederation.
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The head of Germany's DGB confederation of trade unions, Reiner Hoffmann, sharply criticized the AfD's program.
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USA Baseball chose Girardi to manage the team in the World Baseball Softball Confederation Premier12 in November.
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Mrs May nodded to this concern at this week's conference of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
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The press conference will be moderated by Sharan Burrow, General Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation.
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Only the General Confederation of Labor, the often confrontational union known by the initials C.G.T., expressed mistrust.
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The Confederation of British Industry's (CBI) monthly order book balance rose to -13 from -34 in July.
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The Brazilian Rugby Confederation (CBRu), which replaced an amateurish association in 2010, is run like a business.
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Instead they have joined the Confederation of Independent Football Associations (CONIFA), which organises a biennial World Cup.
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We view EHL as a non-credit linked public sector entity to Swiss Confederation through HES-SO.
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A.P Moller calls for the CEO of the Confederation of Danish Industry, Karsten Dybvad, to succeed Andersen.
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On Monday, Chapecoense was named champion of the South American Cup, the South American Football Confederation announced.
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Montagliani and Concacaf referred all comments on his compensation to Phillippe Moggio, general secretary of the confederation.
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"Sweden is quite a small country," said Torbjorn Hallo, an economist at the Swedish Trade Union Confederation.
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The Confederation of British Industry warned that any tax moves should not damage the UK's global competitiveness.
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The Confederation of British Industry's (CBI) monthly retail sales balance rose to +19 from +5 in October.
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Sheikh Salman is one of eight FIFA vice presidents and the president of the Asian Football Confederation.
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The Confederation of British Industry says investment in other industrialised economies has risen 10% in this period.
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He ran the confederation from 22015 until 22016, a period in which Brazil won three World Cups.
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The proposed government was less democratic than either the Articles of Confederation or the individual state constitutions.
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Partition, or a loose confederation, might not even end the civil war and the accompanying humanitarian catastrophe.
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"The world is watching," said Matthew Fell, chief UK policy director at the Confederation of British Industry.
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The far-right extremist party, Confederation, also appeared to secure enough votes to secure seats in parliament.
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Monthly figures from the Confederation of British Industry showed the biggest drop in factory orders since February.
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"Enough is enough," said Carolyn Fairbairn, director general of the Confederation of British Industry, a business lobby.
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Early in Mr. Leoz's career, he worked as a sports journalist before joining Paraguay's national basketball confederation.
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A spokeswoman for the confederation said the matter would be addressed by the disciplinary committee on Thursday.
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The bikers showed up at the Twin Peaks that day to attend a Confederation of Clubs meeting.
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The latest survey from the Confederation of British Industry showed that retail sales fell unexpectedly in September.
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Two other parties, The Left and the right-wing Confederation group, have yet to announce their candidates.
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The Concacaf-Asian Football Confederation intercontinental playoff — another home and home series — will take place in November.
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The Confederation of Indian Industry is also canvassing members to join the effort, an industry source said.
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While there have been no formal discussions about an endorsement, it is worthwhile to note that Prince Ali publicly criticized Sheikh Salman and questioned his ethics after Sheikh Salman, in his role as president of the Asian confederation, signed a cooperative agreement with the African confederation earlier this month.
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The Cairo-based Confederation of African Football, soccer's largest regional confederation, has lurched from disaster to disaster in the past few months, and is on the verge of a total meltdown just as the region's biggest national team competition — the Africa Cup of Nations — prepares to begin in Egypt.
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Dubbed "Picti" or "painted people" by the Romans, the Picts were a confederation of tribes in northern Scotland.
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The international confederation of NGOs will continue to support Caribbean communities and to monitor conditions in South Florida.
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The host nation would qualify automatically and its slot would be taken from the allocation of its confederation.
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They were supposed to attend a regular meeting of a statewide umbrella organization called the Confederation of Clubs.
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Canada's soccer federation announced that it would back Infantino, as did the 10-member South American confederation, Conmebol.
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"The Daddies" is a reimagining of "The Fathers of Confederation", Robert Harris's famous painting of the Charlottetown Conference.
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The Confederation of British Industry, hardly a bastion of socialism, hailed the policy as a "real-world solution".
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The excise duty on cigarettes is 28 percent of the retail price, according to the Confederation Fiscale Europeene.
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Pernille Knudsen, from the confederation of Danish employers, called the border controls "a potential killer of economic growth".
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Setting up the new federation without the approval of FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation violates existing guidelines.
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They provided for a directly elected House of Representatives (which the earlier Articles of Confederation did not do).
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In 2006, when the confederation was founded, she held the position of president, another first for a woman.
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The Jordanians oppose the idea of confederation, and so few Israeli leaders are willing to publicly promote it.
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Only the hard-line General Confederation of Labor, or C.G.T., called on its members to demonstrate on Tuesday.
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The Confederation of All India Traders has gone as far as to describe Bezos as an "economic terrorist."
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The Framers realized a unitary and independent executive was necessary through the failures of the Articles of Confederation.
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"We can't waste time," said Chandrajit Banerjee, director general of the Confederation of Indian Industry, which represents manufacturers.
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The Republic's first constitution, the Articles of Confederation, which vested Congress with all appointment responsibility, failed quite badly.
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"Every increase stymies consumption, turnover and public revenue," said Vassilis Korkidis, head of the Greek Confederation of Commerce.
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They may give Alberta a status within the confederation closer to that of Quebec, the French-speaking province.
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"Enough is enough," Carolyn Fairbairn, director general of the Confederation of British Industry, said in a statement Tuesday.
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The Cossacks aren't confederation members, and as far as the Bandidos from Dallas were concerned, they hadn't been invited.
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And last month the Alaska Confederation of Natives issued its first-ever presidential endorsement, in favour of Mrs Clinton.
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The complaint carries more weight because it was sponsored by the trade union confederation, which includes the A.F.L.-C.
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The BDO data chimes with other recent surveys from the British Retail Consortium and the Confederation of British Industry.
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The Confederation of British Industry's sales balance, adjusted for the time of year, was the weakest since March 2009.
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The announcement was backed up by his countryman, Alejandro Dominguez, who is president of South American Football Confederation, Conmebol.
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The goal is to raise that to two thirds of the 26 cantons that make up the Swiss Confederation.
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The loose confederation of independent developers often produces compelling and bizarre gaming experiences outside of the big studio system.
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The fourth placed side will take on a team from the Asian confederation for another place at the finals.
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Rafael Westrupp, president of the Brazilian Tennis Confederation, admitted that Brazil missed the chance to build on Guga's fame.
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If they are similar to data this week from the Confederation of British Industry, the recovery may be limited.
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The Confederation Bridge opened in 1997, delivering better, uninterrupted service, and a 40 percent savings in life cycle cost.
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"Pressure is a positive form of productivity," Ney Wilson, a Brazilian Judo Confederation (CBJ) official, told reporters on Wednesday.
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But just recently in CONMEBOL, they had a new election and they have a new president of the confederation.
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And the armed forces of the Confederation of American States finally caught up with what was left of us.
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Last month, Mr. Sánchez met with Archbishop Ricardo Blázquez of Valladolid, the leader of the confederation of Spanish bishops.
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Burzaco described a typical bribe payment of $600,000 annually to top officials in Conmebol, the South American soccer confederation.
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By contrast, Le Van Nuoi, the president of the Confederation of High School Students, had a more elaborate induction.
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But the enthusiastic crowds he encountered in subsequent visits to East Germany convinced him that confederation was not enough.
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The former aide, Costas Takkas, 60, worked at Concacaf — the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football.
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AHEAD OF Britain's general election, party leaders courted businesses at the annual conference of the Confederation of British Industry.
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The whole purpose of the 1787 Constitutional Convention was to drastically reduce states' rights in the Articles of Confederation.
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"It is obvious that openness is significant," said Stein Reegard, chief economist of the Norwegian Confederation of Trades Unions.
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The PMI followed a Confederation of British Industry survey that pointed to a record jump in confidence among manufacturers.
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One important moderate union, the French Democratic Confederation of Labor, has suggested a potential compromise, so far without result.
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Ms Swinson's election dilemma was neatly summarised after her speech to a receptive Confederation of British Industry this week.
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"I can see why you would think that," Bareman, previously deputy secretary general of the Oceania Football Confederation, said.
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Data from the Confederation of the British Industry showed Thursday U.K. retail sales declining in the year to August.
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Although the Confederation of British Industry supported the prospect of more training, Mr. Corbyn's pitch did not reassure it.
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Australia realigned with the Asian confederation in early 2006, while New Zealand remained in the much smaller Oceania region.
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The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) welcomed the proposals and called for them to be translated into binding rules.
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But the happy confederation has been threatened since its leader, Carlos Ghosn, was arrested on suspicion of financial wrongdoing.
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"It's time for Parliament to stop this circus," said Carolyn Fairbairn, the director-general of Confederation of British Industry.
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The decision came after a court of the Sports Confederation of Guatemala (CDAG) suspended a FIFA-appointed committee overseeing Fedefut.
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North Korea provided written safety assurances for the South's delegation to Seoul via the Asian Football Confederation late on Wednesday.
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DAVID LEVINESan Francisco One alternative to two states is a confederation, consisting of three autonomous entities: Israel, Palestine and Jordan.
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The report comes as the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) cut its 2016 economic growth forecast from 2.3% to 2%.
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That echoes calls from the Confederation of British Industry, a lobby group, and some of Britain's national academies of science.
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An investigation into the Confederation of African Football uncovered information suggesting that tens of millions of dollars had been misappropriated.
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This spring its size passed that of the CGT, which had been the biggest labour confederation since the 19th century.
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So does the Confederation of British Industry, which wants "a customs union for now"—that is, until future deals materialise.
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British businesses grew steadily over the last three months, according to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI)'s latest survey.
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Montserrat Mir Roca, of the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), says the group welcomes the directive, but will "keep pushing".
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The other long-term solution would be to turn Spain into a confederation with full recognition of its national minorities.
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Newly elected president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Ahmad Ahmad has said he would back such an effort.
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The Brazilian Judo Confederation told The Guardian that it had provided the pair with uniforms, transport fees, food, and medicine.
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"The fathers of confederation wanted to implement free trade as between the provinces of the newly formed Canada," he wrote.
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"We could have contributed with more medals, we had this potential," said Ney Wilson, an official at Brazil's Judo Confederation.
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But the more important news is FIFA's recommendation for how these additional World Cup slots will be allocated by confederation.
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The Confederation of British Industry said the government report shows that failing to secure a deal is not an option.
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The former president of the Asian Football Confederation was due to stand for the FIFA presidency against Blatter in 2000.
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The bride is a direct descendant of Gouverneur Morris, signatory of the Articles of Confederation and the United States Constitution.
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A Confederation of British Industry's latest Distributive Trades Survey, published on Thursday rose to a three-month high in July.
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"Every business will feel no deal is hurtling closer," said Carolyn Fairbairn, director general of the Confederation of British Industry.
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The Matildas join hosts Japan in representing the Asian Football Confederation at the 12-team Olympic tournament during the summer.
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The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions came under assault mid-May for denouncing the president's choice for the anticorruption czar.
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Some aspects of the new system will be welcomed, said Carolyn Fairbairn, director general of the Confederation of British Industry.
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Fabiano was among the ineligible players listed by the Asian Football Confederation when it handed down its punishments on Friday.
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Indeed, the Articles of Confederation didn't even provide for an executive, for fear of what dangerous power he might exercise.
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Under the Articles of Confederation (1781 - 85033) legal stability was jeopardized by demagogic policies pursued in some of the states.
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But I can tell you, when I took over Viacom International in 2007, it was a confederation of independent nations.
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" CONFEDERATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRY DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL JOSH HARDIE "Today's announcement will lift spirits in the run-up to Christmas.
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