The Navy's Trident pin designates a sailor as a SEAL.
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The United States designates Islamic State a foreign terrorist organization.
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" The director claims Spacey then said to him, "This designates ownership.
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Georgia law designates each April as Confederate History and Heritage month.
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The permit designates a state-authorized trapper to remove problem alligators.
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"The court will convene after she designates a lawyer," he said.
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I've always liked that this competition designates winners without ranking them.
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She designates these projects to a simple category on her website: fun.
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U.S. federal law designates the first Tuesday of November for national elections.
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The US State Department designates East-Timor as a low risk destination.
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YouTube also designates some content as borderline, neither blocking nor promoting it.
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A cutout of a cartoon lion designates Anias; a giraffe watches over Jadon.
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" With his hand still on Montana's genitalia, Spacey allegedly said, "This designates ownership.
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The world is a stupid, fat balloon, and Tony designates himself the pin.
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After confirming that a user is of age, Slutbot designates a safe word.
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The bill not only creates the position but designates her to fill it.
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A handwritten card designates the seat of Houston City Council candidate Marcel McClinton.
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As a result, the jail now designates certain toilets as available to all inmates.
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Created by Dodd-Frank, FSOC designates firms as "systemically important financial institutions," or SIFIs.
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" In place of Uber, Mr. Burfield designates Elon Musk as the "ultimate regulatory hacker.
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Each makes more expensive single-vineyard designates that are often deeper and more complex.
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Those organizational documents control how the FSOC takes action, including how it designates firms.
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This data was extracted from Crunchbase, which typically designates lead investors on a given deal.
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Urban Dictionary designates "nipple bacon" as a sex act, but that's not real nipple bacon.
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"It's extraordinarily significant when the United States formally designates something as ethnic cleansing," he said.
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Confidential -- the lowest level -- designates information that if released could damage the country's national security.
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The actress designates a couple nights a week to serving the less-fortunate in her community.
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The Opioid EpidemicThe act specifically designates $1 billion over two years to fight the opioid epidemic.
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" Walk into Sephora and you'll be confronted with signage that designates those products "Clean by Sephora.
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Former presidents already enjoy considerable legal immunity under the constitution, which designates them senators for life.
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The deal also designates that "medium and heavy weapons" are placed in camps under coalition supervision.
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Clutter, or rather the few stray items she designates as such, tends to accumulate more often.
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The 1959 Antarctic Treaty designates the region as a politically neutral territory dedicated to scientific research.
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A spokesperson for the Bureau of Prisons, which designates inmates, did not respond to requests for comment.
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According to Sophia&aposs operational mandate, the coast guard coordinating the rescue designates the port, Bertaud said.
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"The Interior Department would be obliged to go through with the modification that Congress designates," Book says.
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" Montana claimed after Spacey put his hand on Montana&aposs crotch the star said, "This designates ownership.
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She designates this similarity with the Old English term ilk, which provided the title for this exhibition.
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Can you tell me about this provision in the constitution that designates first and second class people?
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Semantic memory thus designates our memory for general knowledge about the world, as well as about ourselves.
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That policy includes investing in technology that designates flavored Juul pods as restricted within their inventory system.
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In the world of smartphones, a "flagship" phone usually designates a company's best, most fully featured product.
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What is needed is a national energy policy that designates nuclear power as a strategic energy source.
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The Constitution designates the Chief Justice to preside over impeachment trials of the president for good reason.
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That sort of tracks to what the characters are wearing: it designates their status in the company. Right.
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China usually designates just one Chinese bank to clear all yuan trades in each country outside its borders.
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Circumstances exist under which an individual lacks this capacity and designates a relative to act as decision maker.
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Abetted by a captive, frightened judiciary, the police are rounding up anyone Mr Erdogan designates as an enemy.
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How She's Predicted To Die: As the curse designates, only one of the five players will remain alive.
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The US doesn't have a domestic terrorism law and no government agency designates domestic groups as being terrorist organizations.
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Meaning both "meat" and "flesh", the term designates human bodily matter as well as what goes on a plate.
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Under Rule 809, the "Convening Authority" designates the place of confinement for those found in contempt, according to Sakrisson.
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Contrast that with the 1.7 million acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands the bill designates as wilderness.
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The US Copyright statute expressly designates choreography as a form of expression that is protectable, but not individual movements.
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When one group designates another as lesser, they are saying the "inferior" group cannot think in a "reasonable" way.
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Jim's wife, Nellie, designates the day the apple blossoms hit their peak as an informal school holiday: Blossom Day.
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Iran's (IRGC) and Shia militant group Hezbollah, which the U.S. designates as a terrorist organization, are the predominant targets.
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But the legislation also designates religious exemptions for organizations to act on beliefs that may exclude the LGBTQ+ community.
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Users speak to the device like they would to Apple's Siri, addressing it by a specific name the wearer designates.
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Surveys so far say most people are not in favor of full autonomy — what the industry designates as level five.
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Square Capital is just one part of its "new products" category, which the company designates as things launched since 2014.
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Turkey designates Nusra, which is one of the main parties fighting in the Syrian civil war, as a terrorist organization.
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The bill designates $7 million for overtime paid by state and local law enforcement agencies to protect Trump from Nov.
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Temporary Protected Status allows the president to halt deportations to any country he designates for between 6 and 18 months.
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He designates such feelings as "true" because their experience is congruent with the organism's state of need or lack thereof.
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Montana alleges that Spacey approached him in a bar, groped him, and said, "this designates ownership," as he did so.
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While the State Department designates the P.K.K. as a terrorist group, it does not consider the Y.P.G. to be one.
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His 22013 proposed budget designates $21970 million for states to expand access to drug-assisted treatment over the next two years.
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As People points out, the tweet in question is signed with an "AY," which designates a message from the duke himself.
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Once a jurisdiction is approved for the 2287(g) program, it designates local personnel to be trained at a federal facility.
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The Lexington won't be salvaged, as it's protected under the US Sunken Military Craft Act, which designates it a war grave.
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Why it matters: UNESCO designates cultural World Heritage Sites for places that represent cultural traditions or civilizations that have since disappeared.
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Ireland is leading the investigation of Google's adtech as the company designates Google Ireland as the data controller for EU users.
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With most public records, the Right to Know law designates an officer to coordinate with the public for most records requests.
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To avoid interplanetary conflicts, the United Nations crafted the Outer Space Treaty, which essentially designates the solar system as communal property.
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When making these contributions, be sure that your financial institution or advisor designates the funds for the appropriate years, Slott said.
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Similarly motivated by light-pollution abatement, the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada designates Canada's Dark-Sky Preserves, often in national parks.
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And they weren&apost highlighted on an annual Treasury Department report released in May which officially designates nations as currency manipulators.
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Alberta law designates all fossils the property of the province, not of the owners of the land where they are found.
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"Play" here designates by turns novelty, delight, sport, games, prettiness, music of any kind, gambling, magic shows, spectacles, illusions and fashion.
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But neither designates an age threshold for "elderly," and dozens of police department policies reviewed by Reuters specify no age limit.
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The city's zoning code designates the area as "R2-A," or a mixed-density area with apartments as well as houses.
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"Sexy," more than anything, designates whatever we wish to acquire and consume, whether it's an auto body or a human one.
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It's not great that she's being handed the reins to Big Blue the month that Zuckerberg designates it as yesterday's news feed.
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They are going to have to keep fighting, because there's no international body that designates what is and is not a continent.
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The declaration will allow the health authorities to forcibly quarantine people, and designates one hospital and one conference center as isolation facilities.
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The measure designates state agencies to license and regulate the industry and imposes a 2000 percent excise tax on retail marijuana sales.
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The consultations this week are taking place before the palace designates the political leader with the best chance of forming a government.
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For example, the United States already designates Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism, so the new IRGC designation changes very little.
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Republicans have long been critical of FSOC and have sought changes to the way it designates banks and firms as systemically important.
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It designates lead paint and dust as the primary sources of lead, and has systematically downplayed the risk of lead in water.
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They are still responsible for $600-$700 a year in "agency fees," which the union says it designates for collective bargaining purposes.
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Washington designates Hezbollah as a terrorist group and has tightened sanctions in recent months against people accused of doing business with it.
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The Constitution designates the emperor, who was once revered as a god, as a symbol of the unity of the Japanese people.
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" In Mr. Rosenthal's view, these contribute to the bad news this year, which he designates "the continued unsettled state of our world.
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That's because of a Constitution that designates the Senate with the "sole power to try" an impeachment that comes from the House.
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The organization that designates historically important sites does the same for historically significant crafts — and its list can be your shopping guide.
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Spencer advocatEd for a peer-to-peer review process that could have revoked Gallagher's Trident pin, which designates him as a SEAL.
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The team said that its acting chief executive, Rob Dean, would serve as the interim "control person" until it designates someone permanently.
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This agreement designates Special Areas for Scientific Study that have been exposed by collapses or retreating ice shelves across the Antarctic Peninsula region.
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For example, old terminology used a 1-5 scale to rank inmate security levels, whereas new terminology designates just three categories of risk.
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The IUCN Red List officially designates them as a vulnerable species; their population has decreased by 30 percent over the last 30 years.
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We see Dark Betty take over at the end of episode five when she designates a target for him to kill in Nicky.
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He's hoping by Sunday afternoon to replace it with the black cap that designates an even more elite group -- the 400 mph club.
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The central bank said on Monday the designates' comments "do not show any willingness to change the strategy hitherto of conducting monetary policy".
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Only a very few Chinese leaders have held this title, which officially designates him as a leader of extraordinary stature and unquestioned authority.
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What you might not know is that in 2000, President Bill Clinton signed the National Moment of Remembrance Act, which designates 3 p.m.
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It will be interesting to watch whether the United States promptly designates the newest incarnation of the Nusra Front as a terrorist organization.
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On July 9, Mr. Turki addressed the annual rally of Mujahedeen Khalq, an exiled Iranian dissident group that Iran designates a terrorist organization.
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The document designates which federal agency will take the lead in different areas of response efforts in the event of a "significant" cyberattack.
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Those orders have shed light on the opaque and often confusing ways the US military designates its facilities, bases, and other posts overseas.
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Their proposed $19.2 billion total payout designates $1.2 billion for private lawyers who represent municipalities and even some states in the opioid cases.
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The NPT designates two categories of countries: those who had nuclear weapons when the treaty came into force and those who did not.
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The city is adding staff to its Historical Commission, which designates buildings as historic and must approve any demolition permits for those buildings.
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Unesco even designates Viennese cafe culture as an "intangible cultural heritage" of Austria, noting the ubiquity of marble tabletops and Thonet bentwood chairs.
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So, this is why, if the commission designates the Pepsi-Cola sign, it will in effect be protecting the medium, but not the message.
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The new authorization designates some regions of Somalia an "area of active hostilities," freeing strikes there from restrictions governing counterterrorism strikes outside such areas.
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Then, one of the company's "specialists" finds you a match and designates a meeting spot, based on both of your open times and locations.
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When Jay released his previous album, Magna Carta… Holy Grail, in 2013, he similarly tested the basis by which the RIAA designates albums platinum.
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A Federal Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman told CNN that per statute, the director of the BOP designates the date and time for an execution.
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The US Constitution designates the president as the nation's chief executive -- in charge of all agencies in the executive branch of the federal government.
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Since then, about 22,000 new chemicals have been introduced and evaluated, and those the agency designates as toxic and hazardous are subject to regulation.
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Facebook will share more examples of what it designates as an issue-based ad over the next few weeks to help clear up confusion.
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The analysis covered residents in 21,2000 communities the Census Bureau designates as "urban areas," which are where approximately 210 percent of Americans now live.
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Why Idlib, a relatively poor, rural province dominated by the Levant Conquest Front, a Qaeda offshoot that the United States designates a terrorist group?
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And each year, UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) designates examples of intangible cultural heritage nominated from the 11816 member countries.
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The White House is expected to push for most cuts to come from the Interior Department's Fish and Wildlife Service, which designates endangered species.
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It designates the island an "unorganized territory," and allows for one delegate from Puerto Rico to the US House of Representatives with no voting power.
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A sophisticated program designates the route of each drone, GPS ensures each is where it's supposed to be and it's controlled by just one person.
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Or, more recently, Kat Holmes's inclusive design, which designates disability and diversity as the very starting points for design practice, rather than an asterisked afterthought.
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In July 2017 China produced its "Next-Generation Artificial-Intelligence Development Plan", which designates AI as the transformative technology underpinning future economic and military power.
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Royalties on cobalt, a vital component in electric car batteries, could increase fivefold to 10 percent if the government designates the metal a "strategic substance".
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If Treasury designates China a currency manipulator under a 2015 law, it is supposed to spend a year trying to resolve the problem through negotiations.
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The company also offers programs and courses through Pilot Flying J University, with special tracks for general managers, operations designates, recent college grads and more.
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It designates a weeklong visitation — the shiva — during which friends and relatives gather with the bereaved to express condolences and relate memories of the deceased.
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Apple's newly published update to its App Store policies officially designates voluntary tipping via virtual currency as in-app purchases that Apple taxes 30 percent.
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He wears the dot on his helmet that designates the defensive player who has a radio transmitter, getting the call from defensive coordinator Keith Butler.
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Officials connected at least one of the suspects to the Black Hebrew Israelites, a group the Southern Poverty Law Center designates as a hate group.
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It would be a pleasure to write that sentence even if the performance it designates were not a marvel of wit and off-kilter humanity.
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It said on Twitter that the operation, targeting a Kurdish militia which Ankara designates a terrorist group, continued throughout the night by land and air.
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He's wearing a pretty standard Wehrmacht tunic, though his greatcoat sure isn't standard issue and it immediately designates him as somewhat different from his fellow soldiers.
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That measure designates special courts to hear challenges to death penalty convictions, limits successive appeals and expands the pool of lawyers who could handle those appeals.
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The Broadcasting Act of 1996 designates certain events that qualify, including the Olympic games, Wimbledon and the finals of the football World Cup and FA Cup.
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CBP currently designates certain travelers for screening based on a complex and secret "risk assessment" algorithm, based on age, gender, country of origin, and other data.
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Lew said FSOC takes "a deliberative and data-driven approach, relying on a careful analysis of available information, including intensive engagement with each company" it designates.
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If any of those friends have also been holding a secret candle for you and designates you as their Secret Crush, Facebook will notify both parties.
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The US State Department designates Afghanistan at its highest advisory level, warning Americans not to travel there because of crime, terrorism, unrest, kidnapping, and armed conflict.
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In northern China, urban residents brace in winter for the onset of an "airpocalypse," a term that designates a particularly bad spate of toxic air days.
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While the Obama Administration designates the "Dear Colleague" letter as a "guidance" document that merely interprets the requirements of Title IX, the consequences have proven otherwise.
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Complicating matters, the Vacancies Reform Act says its procedures are the "exclusive means" of temporarily filling a position unless another statute expressly designates an acting successor.
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United States federal law designates the first Tuesday of November for national elections, which is an inconvenience to many people because it falls on a workday.
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Spencer was advocating for a peer-to-peer review process that could have stripped Gallagher of his Trident Pin, which designates him as a Navy SEAL.
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The region's own constitution, revised in 2002, designates five ethnic groups as "indigenous", excluding Amharas and Oromos who make up a large proportion of the local population.
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The survival of Dongshan's old buildings owes much to growing public interest in preserving urban heritage—not merely the few structures that the government designates as important.
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"When the president designates an individual under the Vacancies Reform Act outside the ordinary order of succession, the president's designation necessarily compels," the OLC opinion memo said.
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It also designates 700,000 acres of public lands in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah where projects will have the least impact on wildlife habitats.
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Since the Canadian Constitution designates energy as a provincial responsibility, Canada's federal government has been a marginal player in clean-tech research and development funding to date.
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The first designates a senior-level official at the Interior Department to oversee outdoor recreation and ensure the needs of America's outdoor recreation enthusiasts are being met.
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Opponents said that the bill designates only Hebrew as the country's official language, although it requires government services and forms to be available in Arabic as well.
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Al-Ansari is a nom de guerre that usually designates somebody from northern Mali, although it might just indicate where the brigade is based or originates from.
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If the first letter of a reporting name is an "F," or "FOXTROT" as pronounced in the military phonetic alphabet, this designates the aircraft as a fighter.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center designates the think tank as an anti-Muslim hate group, which has pushed conspiracy theories that Muslims are infiltrating the U.S. government.
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Japan's post-World War Two constitution gives the emperor no political authority, and designates him the "symbol of the State and of the unity of the people".
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Mr. Trump also asked the Treasury to review the Financial Stability Oversight Council, which designates financial institutions as "systemically important," better known as too big to fail.
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It also specifically designates Viktor Zolotov, head of the "Rosgvardia," the massive praetorian guard of more than 300,85033 men created in 2016 to keep Putin in power.
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But those registrations automatically designates new voters as unaffiliated with a political party, forcing them to return an additional form to designate themselves as Democrats or Republicans.
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The deal signed Friday by Guatemalan Interior Minister Enrique Degenhart and Trump, alongside acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan, technically designates Guatemala as such a safe third country.
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But if you really want to find a TV series finale that designates the "end of an era," you won't find it in Westeros or Sheldon Cooper's apartment.
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It's a first-in-the-nation initiative that designates local businesses as a place where victims of hate crimes can shelter while waiting for the police to arrive.
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Andrew Cuomo last month that designates the competitions these companies offer "games of skill" and therefore not in conflict with a gambling ban written into the state constitution.
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Thus iron ore sneaks into the definition of being in a bull market, having surpassed the 26.5 percent mark that somewhat arbitrarily designates a rally as being significant.
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The UN designates specific days of the year to promote "international awareness and action" on issues it deems important as well as commemorating important events in its history.
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He was the first to use the term "biophony," which designates the collective ensemble of sounds produced by all living organisms at one time, within a single ecosystem.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday called the killings an act of self-defense, blaming the violence on Hamas, which the U.S. designates as a terrorist organization.
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American lawmakers threatened to cut funding in reaction to a similar 2011 deal between Hamas, which the United States designates as a terrorist organization, and the Palestinian Authority.
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It designates certain news sources as Red or Blue, or somewhere in between, and it actually alerts you if you've been binging on one side of the aisle.
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He declared last week in a tweet that the Navy would "NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin," which designates him a SEAL.
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In the year since the storm, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which designates disaster recovery funds, has earmarked at least $13.7 billion of aid funding to Puerto Rico.
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More recently, he held listening sessions for a bill that would overhaul the Antiquities Act by requiring approval from local residents before a president designates a national monument.
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The pH levels they referred to are the same ones that many of us learned about in science class, which designates whether something is alkaline/basic or acidic.
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With the feature engaged, the driver designates which way the trailer should go using the sideview mirror switch; the car steers itself and the trailer into the parking spot.
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Now, instead of seeing names and faces of potential constituents, elected officials can see a special badge that designates a Facebook user as someone who lives in their district.
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The FAA said in a news release it has started extra training on mental health for physicians that it designates to evaluate pilots' fitness every six to 12 months.
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"Original tweeter" had been a nod to the commonly used term "original poster," which designates the person who started a conversation on an internet message board or online forum.
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The judge agreed with the organizations that asking about citizenship would reduce the count of the group the census designates as hispanics, though the evidence on that is slim.
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They focused primarily on the "ingestion" emergency planning zone around each nuclear power plant, which the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission designates as about 50 miles from the reactor site.
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The bill also designates the federal chief information security officer (CISO) as a presidential appointee, and orders the person in that role to report directly to the federal CIO.
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Trump will order an assessment of how the FSOC designates a financial institution as "systemically important," which triggers requirements to hold more capital in case it comes into crisis.
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"The Navy designates the objects contained in these videos as unidentified aerial phenomena," he said in a statement to The Black Vault, a civilian-run archive of government documents.
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Assad, entering the seventh year of a civil war, has been fighting various opposition groups ranging from moderate rebels to groups the U.S. designates as terrorist organizations since 2011.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran may put the U.S. military on its terror list if Washington designates the Iranian elite Revolutionary Guards as terrorists, a senior Iranian lawmaker said on Saturday.
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The aboriginal people of Andaman and Nicobar are protected by a 1956 law that designates the areas where they have lived as tribal reserves, with little access for outsiders.
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman said in a briefing with reporters that "Israel didn't have to wait at all" to begin annexing areas the plan designates for Israel.
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While the video does feature a voiceover that says Ryan has "teamed up with Colgate" and Colgate branding, there is no ad break that designates it as a commercial.
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Hanke said the company is considering introducing a sponsorship scheme similar to one it has with Ingress, which designates sponsors' stores and vending machines as spots in the game.
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The BoE designates 1% of risk-weighted assets as a 'counter-cyclical capital buffer' (CCyB) during normal economic times, which can be used to support lending in a downturn.
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Although the Constitution designates the Senate as the body in charge of a potential trial, it does not require the upper chamber to actually follow through with such action.
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Instead, the chairman would get the returns and then under the law he alone would have the authority to look at them unless he designates others to see them.
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But once a culture designates something as sacred, it generates an opposing reaction, a need to make that sacred thing profane, to defile what we've been told is holy.
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For example, the letter "I" with an apostrophe designates roughly the same sound as the "I" in Fiji, while "I" on its own sounds like the vowel in fig.
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Israel rarely acknowledges reaching any such agreement with Hamas, a group it designates as a terrorist organization and with which it has fought three wars in the past decade.
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The CoC's 2018-2019 Report Card on International Cooperation, released today, designates global warming as the top international priority for the first time in the report card's five-year history.
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The United States has issued a warrant to seize the tanker on the grounds that it had links to Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards, which it designates as a terrorist organization.
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EditorsNote: designates home team in first graph Victor Oladipo scored 21 points, and the host Indiana Pacers rolled to a 120-95 victory over the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday night.
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"I've had a conversation about that and frequently he designates members to sit at the table and continue to offer them and the other leadership, elected leadership, advice," he said.
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Collins's measure would allow the attorney general to prevent gun sales to anyone on the government's no-fly list or another list that designates people for additional screening at airports.
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It further designates the United States Center for Safe Sport to develop and enforce policies and training for sports governing bodies to prevent physical, emotional and sexual abuse of athletes.
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It is unusual for a sitting president to attack a member of the judiciary, which the U.S. Constitution designates as a check on the power of the presidency and Congress.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on the World Trade Organization on Friday to change how it designates developing countries, singling out China for unfairly getting preferential treatment.
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Posts in Somali from last year celebrating the al-Shabaab militant group remained on Facebook for months despite a ban on glorifying organizations or acts that Facebook designates as terrorist.
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A rating of 8 designates protection against water immersion under pressure for long periods, and a 9 rating means the object can also hold up against high-pressure water jets.
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Another standout are the ELIT400NC headphones (Elit designates TCL's most expensive product range, but make no mistake, it's mid-range at best), which have 40mm drivers and active noise cancellation.
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That's according to the FBI's detailed guidelines about just what designates someone as an "unlawful user" of illegal drugs, which indicates that Welch was probably not covered by the prohibition.
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D.) and Mark GreenMark GreenTrump designates new acting head of USAID The risk of fracture: Coronavirus in the Middle East USAID administrator announces departure amid coronavirus pandemic MORE (Tenn.). Rep.
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There are websites and Facebook groups dedicated to answering what designates a kosher food, and whether certain kosher certifications (there are hundreds) on various brand-name food products are acceptable.
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The U.S. State Department designates the Iranian Quds Force as a foreign terrorist organization, and Soleimani has been blamed for the deaths of hundreds of American and coalition service members.
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" Polk also said that Bowman is an "exceedingly qualified and experienced public servant intimately familiar with the VA and currently holding the position federal law designates to become acting secretary.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - If the United States designates Mexican drug cartels as terrorist groups, it would hamper cooperation between the two countries, Mexico's Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Tuesday.
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He also complained that using digraphs to transcribe special Kazakh sounds would cause confusion when people try to read English, when the same combination of letters designates entirely different sounds.
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It is unusual for a president to attack a member of the judiciary, which the U.S. Constitution designates as a check to the power of the executive branch and Congress.
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The interior ministry said a directive designates two levels of services: basic services that all asylum-seekers receive, and expanded services for those deserving of special protection, such as unaccompanied minors.
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There are other reasons to join squads, like earning more points, If your squad leader designates an enemy flag to capture and you manage to capture it, you get a bonus.
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It is unusual for a sitting president to attack a member of the judiciary, which the U.S. Constitution designates as a check on the power of the executive branch and Congress.
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The United States has issued a warrant to seize the tanker on the grounds that it had links to the Revolutionary Guards C (IRGC), which it designates as a terrorist organisation.
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There are still some questions about the implementation of this rule, as Brazil's constitution designates certain rights for indigenous groups, and Bolsonaro's policy will expire if it's not approved by Congress.
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While a 2003 treaty between the two countries designates the Kerch Strait and Sea of Azov as shared territorial waters, since 2014, Moscow has been exerting greater control of the area.
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ON TAP TUESDAY I: The House Natural Resources Committee will hold a hearing on recent changes to how the Fish and Wildlife Service designates critical habitat under the Endangered Species Act.
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Ruth is the only wrestler Sam designates as irreplaceable when in fact Carmen—the only cast member with a wrestling background—could harpoon the show's success if ever she walked away.
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As for the House farm bill, its limited funding for what it designates as "job training" cannot possibly provide meaningful training for the millions who would be funneled into the program.
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Despite the fact that 6.5 million Americans are living with an undetected brain aneurysm, the federal government currently designates only 83 cents for every person afflicted by this disease each year.
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The president — or someone he designates — would make the decision to send a real alert in case of a nationwide catastrophe, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency would push the button.
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It is backed by US President Donald Trump's new plan for the Middle East, which recognizes a united Jerusalem as Israel's capital and designates the planned construction zone as Israeli territory.
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The groups, which Facebook designates as "dangerous organizations," are the Arakan Army (AA), the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA).
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When the administration designates nonbank financial companies that had nothing to do with causing the Great Recession — like life insurance companies — it is no wonder people are fearful of the future.
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" Now that Republicans and their designates control the Supreme Court, the Senate and the presidency, reformers should embrace what Heather K. Gerken, the dean of Yale Law School, calls "progressive federalism.
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" Now that Republicans and their designates control the Supreme Court, the Senate and the presidency, reformers should embrace what Heather K. Gerken, the dean of Yale Law School, calls "progressive federalism.
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A cheap substitute for gold and silver gilding, the tin foil is meant to evoke the blinding light of the divine that symbolically designates traditional icons as repositories of God's word.
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Israel says the payments fan Palestinian violence, and in February it removed the portion the PA designates for prisoners' families from taxes it transfers monthly to the body under interim peace accords.
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The management committee designates the women most in need, who can benefit from a loan of up to 25,000 CFA francs ($40), while all members receive training on running their own business.
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John Kerry has some real talk for Israel; Obama designates two new national monuments that Republicans (and the Bundys) have already promised to fight; the fight to preserve the Senate torture report.
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At the beginning of each fiscal year, the state estimates how much it expects to earn from lottery sales and designates a certain amount to go to schools, the L.A. Times reports.
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As a guide, the AANA code designates content as advertising if the marketer has "a reasonable degree of control" over the material, and if it intentionally promotes a service or a product.
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The top name on the list of board nominees at Italian companies usually designates the proposed chairman, and sources have said Vivendi is considering appointing de Puyfontaine as Telecom Italia's next chairman.
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But France, home of the appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC) system, which designates the origin of wine, butter and cheese down to the village level, wants to push the origin labeling even further.
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The president says he wants to keep the economy going by creating a system that designates counties high, medium or low risk, by investing in aggressive testing and also in contact tracing.
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Turkey says the Kurdish YPG militia in Syria is part of the PKK militant group, which it designates a terrorist group and which it has been fighting for more than 30 years.
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U.S. designates Badriddine a terrorist Badriddine was indicted by a U.N.-backed tribunal for his suspected involvement in a 2005 truck bomb that killed former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and 22 others.
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On the eve of launching the company's American subsidiary, the CEO dies, leaving a will that designates a mysterious heir — an ordinary Asian American woman who never knew she was a corporate heiress.
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The proposal itself, only 16 pages in length, designates fintech firms as "special purpose banks," which would be subject to minimum requirements around governance structure, capital, liquidity, compliance, financial inclusion and continuity strategy.
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The legislation would allow the attorney general to block the sale of firearms to anyone on the no-fly list or what's called the selectee list, which designates people for additional screening airports.
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The mechanics of hitting balls will be familiar to anyone who's played any golf game, with players tapping a meter at the bottom to designate how much power, while another tap designates accuracy.
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BERLIN — The German Parliament on Friday became the first in the European Union to pass a symbolic resolution that designates the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions, or B.D.S., movement against Israel as anti-Semitic.
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Microsoft currently designates itself as a data processor, rather than data controller for these administrative and operations functions that can be linked to provision of commercial cloud services, such as its Azure platform.
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The picture showed the vehicle with Maryland plates that read "US Congress" and the number "7," which designates Cummings' district in Baltimore, and the "Reliable Sources" gossip column at the Post solved the mystery.
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The new system has been the subject of furious argument because it designates a holder's nationality as "Afghan", a term used in the past to denote Pashtuns, traditionally the most politically powerful ethnic group.
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The U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), which designates which financial companies would pose a risk to the country's financial system if they failed, said on Wednesday it would hold a meeting on Feb.
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On Friday morning, the government in Saudi Arabia announced that it would dismantle a small but significant part of the oppressive 'male guardianship' legal system that formally designates women there as second-class citizens.
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The FBI, which designates one special agent from each of its 56 field offices for election crime matters, has not increased its numbers or given staff additional training this year, said an FBI spokeswoman.
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While not necessarily diagnostic for Covid-19, the CDC also designates other experiences — like trouble breathing, pain or pressure in the chest, or bluish lips — as emergency warning signs that require immediate medical attention.
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What the Guggenheim designates "on call" staff (defined by the museum as "casual hour employees who work when called in for specific projects") however, will only be paid for work scheduled through March 29.
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Channels says he decided to file quickly though because the state of California will only let him call the shots on where Manson's corpse goes ... once the court designates him executor of the will.
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The Department of Agriculture now grants waivers for places the government designates "labor surplus areas" — places, many of them smaller than counties, where the unemployment rate is 20 percent higher than the national average.
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Scaling down of the program comes at a time when there are approximately 22.5 million refugees in the world, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which designates people for refugee resettlement.
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Finalized in August 2015, the requirements maintain any foreign product imported to Colombia that it designates as "medium" or "high" risk must obtain local conformity certifications in order to be sold in the country.
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Ashley Coston Taylor, a teacher at Keene Elementary School, designates one child each day to stand by the classroom door and shake the hands of their classmates as they go inside to take their seats.
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Instagram is changing the way it designates influencers' content on your feed: "Paid partnership with" will now appear below the post to more clearly highlight a commercial relationship between influencers or publishers and a business.
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Whitaker's family sued the Kenosha Unified School District last year over its decision to forbid him from using the boys' bathrooms at George Nelson Tremper High School because his birth certificate designates him as female.
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Meanwhile, a decree issued by Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, the president, and approved by parliament in January, designates many of the villages to which Nubians hope to return as off-limits and under military control.
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But the bill also goes further, requiring PFAS to be covered under the Superfund law, which designates the cleanup of hazardous sites, and imposes a five-year moratorium on the development of new PFAS chemicals.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran will take reciprocal action against the United States if Washington designates the elite Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) as terrorists, a majority of Iranian parliamentarians said on Sunday, according to state news agency IRNA.
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At the top of the domain name hierarchy sits the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, a nonprofit that designates which registries control which top-level domains and helps resolve disputes around domain ownership.
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Alexander noted that federal law designates Yucca Mountain as a national repository for spent nuclear fuel and argued that Nuclear Regulatory Commission scientists believe it can be stored there for up to a million years.
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Some of the building's upstairs spaces are open to the public, too, part of a public-private open space agreement Mr. Trump made with the city that designates the upper-floor terraces as public parks.
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Daniel Sorg, a founder of the Boerum Hill store — which self-designates as a local meeting place — said they had initially pictured it as a modernized newsstand, both a community hub and a sundry stop.
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The FBI's role in a federal investigation is to determine if there is enough evidence to prosecute a case, while the attorney general designates authority to a federal prosecutor, who then makes a prosecutorial decision.
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Their announcement designates a Civic Practice Partnership as the main component of this initiative, and two artists — choreographer and performance artist Rashida Bumbray, and multimedia visual artist Miguel Luciano — were chosen to inaugurate the project.
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ACT for America, which the Southern Poverty Law Center designates as an anti-Muslim hate group, is spearheading several rallies across the country Saturday in what is slated to be the group's largest protest against Islam.
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It designates a person with XX chromosomes, and for whom ovaries, womb, vagina and so on are a statistical norm, even if some females are born without some of these, or lose one or more later.
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Donnelly helped author two bills that were signed into law by Trump -- one that designated March 29 as National Vietnam War Veterans Day and one that designates the location of the National Desert Storm War Memorial.
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Aside from the hefty fine for companies, the law also provides for fines of up to five million euros for the person each company designates to deal with the complaints procedure if it doesn't meet requirements.
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For those who earn less than $1 million a year, the measure designates the value of their medals and their bonuses — $25,000 for every gold, $15,000 for every silver and $10,000 for every bronze — tax-exempt.
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The U.S. is scaling back 20-year-old sanctions on Sudan — one of three countries the State Department designates as a state sponsor of terrorism — just a week before President Obama's term comes to an end.
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ICE designates people as gang associates if they meet two out of eight criteria, which include frequenting a known gang hangout (which can be a bus stop or a park), wearing gang colors and displaying symbols.
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Kushner noted that a conceptual map released by the White House as part of the plan, which designates new Israeli and Palestinian borders, would be finalized over the course of the next two to four months.
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The giraffe population has declined by 40 percent over the past three decades and now stands at about 97,600, according to the findings by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, which designates endangered species.
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WASHINGTON, July 26 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on the World Trade Organization on Friday to change how it designates what are developing countries, singling out China and other countries for unfairly getting preferential treatment.
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Section 230 designates internet forums as carriers like a telephone company or postal worker rather than a publisher and means that companies like Facebook and Twitter aren't held responsible for the speech that occurs on their platforms.
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Democrats are already questioning the way the new rule creating fines is drafted, saying it designates one House staffer -- the sergeant at arms -- to enforce penalties rather than requiring a vote by the full House of Representatives.
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Each proposition outlined a different way to tax medicinal marijuana and designates different beneficiaries of the tax money—Amendment 2 was the only proposition that would allow people to grow medicinal marijuana at home for personal use.
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The document designates 10 outlets as particularly central, and instructs editors to only label a topic as a "National Story" or "Major Story" based on how many of those publications placed the news on their front page.
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Iran's foes, including US allies, view that prospect with alarm because it would make Iran and its allied militia, Hezbollah, which the US State Department designates as a terrorist organization, a much greater threat to the region.
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Popular: The Power of Likability In A Status-Obsessed World, by Mitch Prinstein, digs into the data and research around what designates popularity, and why it's so definitional — not just in our early lives, but through adulthood.
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We travel over roughly 220 miles of an unpaved road populated mostly by rabbits to reach a gate with a faded sign that designates the ranch as a member of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association.
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Manspreading designates that men, when given only a smidgen of space (the bottom part of a seat) can defy that restriction to claim as much space, not just as they need, but as they want, with impunity.
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Armenian genocide: The U.S. Congress passed legislation that formally designates the 1915 mass killings of an estimated 1.5 million Armenians at the hands of the Ottoman Empire — the precursor to the Republic of Turkey — as a genocide.
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But in building the Colvin lawsuit, Mr. Gilmore and a human rights group, the Center for Justice and Accountability, relied on an exception for governments, like Syria's, that the United States designates as state sponsors of terrorism.
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At issue was a labor provision added in negotiations between Lighthizer and House Democrats that designates up to five inspectors from the United States Department of Labor to be stationed in Mexico working on implementing labor reform.
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In late July, U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on the WTO to change how it designates developing countries, singling out China, with which the United States is engaged in a trade war, for unfairly getting preferential treatment.
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In the future, stores that sell Juul products will be required to have technology that designates Juul products as restricted and assists with making sure that the products are only sold to customers who are 21 and older.
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A yellow and blue sign, posted on the 4,000 square feet house's 0.69-acre grounds, designates the building as a Pennsylvania historical landmark, and proclaims that the house was built in 1935 by Grace's father, John B. Kelly.
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"The Navy designates the objects contained in these videos as unidentified aerial phenomena," acknowledged Joseph Gradisher, spokesman for the deputy chief of naval operations, referring to the bizarre vehicles that have brazenly operated in restricted U.S. military airspace.
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The city's position is that the City Charter designates the corporation counsel as the attorney for the city and every agency — meaning that the council members could file a brief as citizens, but not in their official roles.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemala received the first Salvadoran citizen from the United States under a new migration agreement that designates the Central American nation a so-called safe third country for asylum seekers, Guatemalan authorities said on Tuesday.
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A key question is whether the talks in Cairo will give Hamas, which the United States designates as a terrorist organization, influence over a consolidated Palestinian government of both the West Bank and Gaza Strip — and how much.
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The legislation also designates $100 million to improve school security and another $67 million for a program that allows some teachers and employees, with the approval of the school district and law enforcement training, to carry handguns on campus.
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That position, which Bravo designates as a "Friend of a Housewife," has helped bring other former O.G.'s back to fold, including RHONJ's Danielle Staub and Jacqueline Laurita, as well as The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Camille Grammer.
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Under the Obama administration, the Fish and Wildlife Service, which designates these certain habitats as "critical" to a species survival, considered areas where the species currently lived alongside areas where they might grow and thrive although weren't currently living.
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The ruling designates 49 percent of all fees go to lawyers who had a role in the Kansas MDL, 23.5 percent to those in the Minnesota state court case and 15.5 percent to those in the Illinois federal proceeding.
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The ministry said on its Twitter account that the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, which Turkey designates as a terrorist group, was responsible for the attack in the city of Afrin, a region under the control of Turkey-backed rebels.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday aimed at rolling back an Obama-era rule that designates what smaller bodies of water, tributaries and wetlands are under the control of the Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Our crack TechCrunch editorial team designates the Wild Card from among the hundreds of early-stage Startups in Startup Alley, and that one amazing exhibitor will compete for $50,000 cash, the Disrupt Cup and potentially life-changing investor and media attention.
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To motivate its contracted clinicians to enter the program, United designates participants as "premium care" physicians in its provider directory, sending a clear signal to plan enrollees which providers United believes provide the highest quality care at the lowest possible cost.
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A contract from October 2008, sent by Mr. Scarzella to The New York Times, clearly states the intended sale to the Louvre of "Portrait of a Man" by Frans Hals for 5 million euros and designates Christie's as Mr. Ruffini's representative.
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There has been no "substantive change" in the number of personnel deployed by the rest of the Justice Department, which designates Assistant U.S. Attorneys and federal prosecutors within the agency's Public Integrity Section to handle election crimes, according to a spokesman.
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The national prosecutor's office said in a statement that the two men were from 2012-2015 members of the Nusra Front, which the Dutch government designates as a terrorist group, and had traveled to the Netherlands as "refugees" in 2015.
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Robert Tolchin, a lawyer for both sets of the plaintiffs, said Garaufis appeared to sidestep limits under the federal Anti-Terrorism Act on aiding groups such as Hamas, a Palestinian group that the Department of State designates a foreign terrorist organization.
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But even when the data show that limiting work hours leads to as good or better care, physicians should not be content to play "doctor tag," in which a physician or clinic simply designates a new provider to "take over" treatment.
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The Department of Health and Human Services just published an interim final rule — effective immediately — that authorizes the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to suspend the entry of aliens from foreign countries and places he designates.
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But some administration officials, including Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, have been surprised that placing Huawei on the entity list, which designates companies that the United States considers a security or foreign policy threat, did not halt more business with the company.
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In any case, while the impeachment process is not a court of criminal law, if it were, arguing that the scheme failed would be no defense: The federal statute specifically designates even an attempt to solicit a bribe as a crime.
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The mayor's spending plan also designates $1 billion in capital funding to design new jail facilities, in keeping with the mayor's recent commitment to shut down the Rikers Island jail complex and replace it with jails elsewhere in the city.
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The federal farm bill that designates money for the SNAP program, for example, set aside $100 million for programs that increase the value of food stamps that are used to buy fruits and vegetables at retail stores or farmers' markets.
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Those climbs will serve as a warm-up for the tough Stage 9 in the Alps on Sunday, which has seven climbs, including three with the "hors catégorie" rating, which designates climbs with difficulty levels that are deemed beyond categorization.
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Juul Labs, which stopped accepting orders of flavored nicotine pods from retailers this morning, said it will restart orders of the products to stores that "invest in technology that designates flavored JUUL products as restricted," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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" The Catholic Bishops' National Episcopal Conference of the Congo (CENCO) did not name the winner, but said in a statement Thursday that "data in its possession, extracted from vote counting reports from polling stations, designates the selection of one candidate as president.
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Ankara claims the Kurdish People's Protection Units, or YPG, and the Kurdish-majority Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are a threat, and are linked to the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), a Turkey-based group that the US and other countries designates a terrorist organization.
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But nowhere in Wheeler's plan is a commitment to immediately set a drinking water standard that designates PFAS as a hazardous waste under Superfund, or provide the resources needed to clean up the mess, such as funding to clean up contaminated military bases.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit by a 2-1 vote held the Orphan Drug Act entitles drugmakers to the marketing exclusivity period if the FDA designates a medication as an orphan drug and later approves it.
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On Sunday the two countries launched joint military patrols in the area, but Erdogan says that Washington has dragged its feet in an operation Turkey sees as crucial to driving the YPG, which it designates a terrorist group, away from its border.
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In their letter, Warren and Whitehouse also indicate that Icahn met with Jay Clayton, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and a member of the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), the panel that designates nonbank financial institutions as systemically important financial institutions.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The U.S. military will no longer have calm in west Asia if the United States designates the Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization, the head of the Guards, Mohammad Ali Jafari, was quoted as saying by the Fars news agency on Sunday.
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Vice President Mike Pence defended Trump, even as other Republicans urged the businessman-turned-politician to avoid firing such fusillades against the co-equal judicial branch of government, which the U.S. Constitution designates as a check on the power of the presidency and Congress.
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While Republicans have floated their own bills to replace the rules, many oppose the Save the Internet Act because it reinstates the provision in the 2015 order that designates broadband providers as common carriers, opening them up to tougher regulation and oversight from the FCC.
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Yet such rapid progress has led to a divergence in lifestyles between the younger generation, brought up in an age of relative security and material comfort, and their grandparents, people of the so-called Pioneer Generation (as the government designates citizens born before 22013).
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While Republicans have floated their own bills to replace the rules, many oppose the Save the Internet Act because it reinstates the provision in the 85033 order that designates broadband providers as common carriers, opening them up to tougher regulation and oversight from the FCC.
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Then, in August, the Trump administration announced it would not make about $300 million in payments due to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, or Unrwa, which provides schooling, housing and other services to those it designates as refugees in Gaza and elsewhere.
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NATO member Turkey says the operation is necessary for border security against the YPG militia, which it designates a terrorist group because of ties to militants who have waged a decades-old insurgency in southeast Turkey in which more than 40,000 people have been killed.
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" The group's signature "One Billion Rising" campaign designates February 14 as a day for people to join together around the world to speak out for the 1 in 3 women -- more than 1 billion people worldwide -- who "will be beaten or raped during her lifetime.
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But the situation in Mexico is very different: If the US designates the drug cartels as terrorist organizations and sends troops to Mexico, the Mexican government would perceive it as an impingement on national sovereignty, and bilateral efforts to combat the cartels would likely stall.
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Day 212: Providing an Order of Succession Within the Department of Justice This order designates who will serve as acting attorney general -- and in which order -- in the event that the current attorney general dies, resigns or is unable to perform his normal functions and duties.
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But its growing strength has contributed to a sharp rise in regional tension, alarming Israel, the United States - which designates it as a terrorist organization - and Sunni Muslim monarchy Saudi Arabia, Iran's regional rival, which accuses Hezbollah of having a military role on its doorstep in Yemen.
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In addition to holding coaches, trainers, and others accountable for the athletes in their care, the law also designates the Center for Safe Sport (which launched last year) as an independent organization responsible for preventing abuse by way of developing the appropriate training, practices and policies.
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But with the vessel and its 2.1 million barrels of oil free to leave, the United States launched a separate legal appeal to impound the ship on the grounds that it had links to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), which it designates as a terrorist organization.
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The 38-year-old FEC regulation in dispute requires disclosure only when a donor designates his or her money for a specific independent expenditure, but does not require donors' identities be made public under other conditions, including when they seek to support or oppose an individual candidate.
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An artistic leader like Mr. Martins looms large — particularly among up-and-coming, young dancers — as a producer who decides which ballets are performed; as a casting director who determines which dancers land the best parts; and as a father figure who designates dancers for promotion.
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For the FTC to take control of privacy oversight again, the FCC would have to reverse the net neutrality order's use of Title II. That's because Title II designates internet providers as a class of company known as a "common carrier," which the FTC is explicitly prohibited from investigating.
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Then, comprise an organized list of what legal documents they do have, such as a power of attorney, which says who can make financial decisions on their behalf, and a health-care directive, also known as a living will, which designates who can make health decisions for them.
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The four countries -- Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea and Sierra Leone, according to a DHS source close to the deliberations -- come from a running list of countries the US designates as "recalcitrant" for not accepting, or delaying, repatriation of their own citizens after the US has tried to deport them.
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The prize, created by Mr. Gregorian and two other prominent philanthropists of Armenian descent, Noubar Afeyan and Ruben Vardanyan, has a twist that distinguishes it from other prizes: The winner receives $100,000 and designates an organization that inspired his or her work to be the beneficiary of $1 million.
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And while the bill does not reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act, which protects victims of domestic violence and designates money for the prosecution of those who commit violent crimes against women, the package provides nearly $500 million in funds for programs under the act, which recently expired.
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Third, USAID Administrator Mark GreenMark GreenTrump designates new acting head of USAID The risk of fracture: Coronavirus in the Middle East USAID administrator announces departure amid coronavirus pandemic MORE should leverage funding for WHO, other United Nations agencies, and international NGOs from Saudia Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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In response to the potential airport threats, the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Defense, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Department of Justice drafted a "concept of operations," which designates the Transportation Security Administration as the lead federal agency to counter unmanned aircraft that threaten national airspace.
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The conference committee's version stated that the vacancies law will be the "exclusive means for temporarily authorizing an acting official to perform the functions and duties of any office of an Executive agency" — unless another law "expressly" allows for acting officer appointment or designates someone to be an acting officer.
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Jonathan Xie, of Basking Ridge, was taken into custody on charges of attempting to provide material support to Hamas, the Islamist group that rules the Gaza Strip and which the United States designates as a terrorist organization, making false statements and transmitting threats over interstate commerce, according to federal prosecutors.
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A California judge sentenced her to a conservatorship, which designates that her lawyer and father control her personal and business affairs, and then Britney embarked on one of the most successful comebacks of all time, recording more number one singles than she did during her Disney Channel/ Tiger Beat heyday.
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It also designates money for the Department of Health and Human Services to monitor residents' health in lead-tainted communities; creates a new Environmental Protection Agency grant program to reduce lead levels in drinking water; and offers loan forgiveness for states where a public emergency has been declared over lead contamination.
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A California judge sentenced her to a conservatorship, which designates that her lawyer and father control her personal and business affairs, and then Britney embarked on one of the most successful comebacks of all time, recording more number one singles than she did during her Disney Channel/Tiger Beat heyday.
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House Republicans, for instance, have said that the Financial Stability Oversight Council, the entity that designates nonbanks, is not transparent and has too much power, a criticism they have also made of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, another entity set up by Dodd-Frank (to protect consumers against unfair lending practices).
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Earlier this month, Trump signed an $8.3 billion bipartisan spending package that designates funding to the federal government for response to the virus, but there is a strong sense among lawmakers that more is needed to be done to respond to the economic fallout from the spread of the virus.
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This means anywhere you see an icon that designates something can be viewed in AR, whether it's in News, or even when shopping for items in Safari, you can tap on it to interact with the object, zoom in, or perhaps even see what it would look like in your own home.
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About 34 percent are in-progression and 6 percent are temporary, roughly comparable to the distribution at G.M. The contract negotiations every four years follow a practice known as pattern bargaining, in which the union designates one company for initial negotiations toward an agreement meant to serve as a template for the others.
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By contrast, Mr. Obama's proclamation, which designates four sites near Beaufort, S.C., is more in keeping with recent scholarship, which emphasizes Reconstruction as a hopeful, if difficult, period when African-Americans acquired property, built schools and churches and voted, helping elect an estimated 2,000 African-American men to local, state and federal office.
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Last Monday, the administrator for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), Mark GreenMark GreenBlunting a global pandemic: An open memo to the new head of USAID Trump designates new acting head of USAID The risk of fracture: Coronavirus in the Middle East MORE, resigned his post in the midst of the coronavirus crisis.
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Barsa will take over for current Administrator Mark GreenMark GreenTrump designates new acting head of USAID The risk of fracture: Coronavirus in the Middle East USAID administrator announces departure amid coronavirus pandemic MORE, who announced his departure Monday and is expected to finish his time at the agency by the end of the month.
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Andris Nelsons, the Latvian conductor who is in his third season as music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, has been justly criticized—along with Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Jaap van Zweden, the music-director designates at the Met and the New York Philharmonic—for lacking a strong profile in the area of contemporary music.
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U.S. sanctions on Sudan just got lighter after 20 years U.S. sanctions on Sudan just got lighter after 20 years The U.S. is scaling back 20-year-old sanctions on Sudan — one of three countries the State Department designates as a state sponsor of terrorism — just a week before President Obama's term comes to an end.
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The logic of $215 an hour follows thus: presuming a 22-hour workweek, a family of three (a single parent with two children, for example) would, at that rate, earn an annual salary of $2000,230 which is approximately $2000,0003 more than the amount at which the government officially designates a family of that size as poor.
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Though some artists take a hardline stance against recording—like Don Henley and Glen Frey of the Eagles, who last year settled a lawsuit they filed against a concert footage archivist in Long Island who was planning to screen one of their concerts to the public—others have long adopted a recording-friendly stance (Phish even designates "taper sections" at their shows).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is considering executive orders calling for a review of parts of the United States's national security infrastructure, including how the country addresses cybersecurity threats and designates terrorist organizations, The Washington Post reports.
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This legislation designates $100 million for State Revolving Funds that could be used to begin replacing lead pipes in Flint—but also allows corporations to profit off Flint's crisis by providing the first substantial funding for a controversial new program, the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act, which allows private industry to access hundreds of millions of dollars in low-interest government financing.
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The other band designates the times Canada fell terribly short of its ideals, like the internment of Japanese-Canadians during World War II. An adjacent room presents a small but impressive display of contemporary indigenous art, including Kent Monkman's study for "The Scream," a kinetic portrayal of Mounties, priests and nuns snatching children from their parents on a reserve to be taken to the government's residential schools.
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Among its unanswered questions is whether "Virginia" designates an individual or the state; I assumed it to be the state, given that its date, 1998, marked the run-up to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton — the culmination of the culture wars of the 1980s and '90s, whose leaders included Jerry Falwell of the Moral Majority, the televangelist pastor of a megachurch based in Lynchburg, Virginia.
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