Yet Mr. Trump has done business in all three places.
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Trump has said that he has not done business in Russia.
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So far, Deep Trekker has done business in over 80 countries.
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Several of Trump's associates, like Manafort, have done business in Russia.
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GE has done business in Iraq for more than five decades.
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"Trend Micro has never done business in or with North Korea," the company said.
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This happens because Trump and many of his associates have done business in Russia.
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Fortunately, I have done business in the past with a brilliant shoe-repair man in Manhattan.
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Gibb-Carsley alleged that Huawei had done business in Iran through a Hong Kong company called Skycom.
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We know, for example, that Mr. Trump has done business in many countries with people and firms linked to foreign governments.
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The insurer established in its complaint that Interstate has continually done business in Illinois through the operation of a warehouse in Joliet.
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The seven countries affected by the travel ban are areas where the President has done business in his previous life, they said.
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He had suggested that Sergey Zivenko, with whom he had done business in the nineties, be put in charge of the company.
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There could be questions about whether Trump aides who have done business in Eastern Europe could attend such briefings, the officials said.
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The German lender has done business in Russia for more than a century, and some top executives developed close ties to the Kremlin.
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Mr. Liveris, who led the president's manufacturing council until it was disbanded this past week, has done business in Saudi Arabia for years.
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Mr. Tillerson, the chief executive of Exxon Mobil Corporation, is also close to Mr. Putin and has done business in Russia for years.
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Several of Mr. Trump's associates have done business in Russia, and it is unclear if any of the contacts were related to business dealings.
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JPMorgan has done business in Saudi Arabia since the 1930s, opened an office in Riyadh in 2006 and employs about 70 people in the country.
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Chevron, which has done business in Venezuela since the 1920s, declined to explain the circumstances of the photo, saying that the meeting did not violate U.S. law.
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Huawei has done business in New Zealand since 2005, providing equipment for the country's 4G mobile system network and earlier this year testing 5G technology with Spark.
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In reality, the agency says, Zenefits lacked adequate licensing policies and had learned just a month earlier that employees had done business in Washington state without local licenses.
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The former Exxon Mobil CEO has done business in Russia and is one of the only senior members of Trump's administration who has prior experience dealing with Putin.
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It has worked with an array of companies based in tax havens and done business in countries that have complex or tense relations with the United states, including Turkey.
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When U.S.-based companies have done business in Puerto Rico, they've reaped tax benefits as "foreign" investors, and business dealings between US states and Puerto Rico are complex and expensive.
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Bazzi, a prominent Lebanese businessman who has done business in Gambia for over a decade, told Reuters the money went towards a mosque, a hospital and bringing in foreign doctors to Gambia.
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Members that have done business in the disaster zone use their supply chains, contacts and clout with the local authorities to help deliver assistance, including to their employees in the disaster zone.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller, who's investigating Russian interference in U.S. politics, has looked into the work of a consulting firm that's done business in the Middle East, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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It later came to light that Trump, in a July phone call, asked Zelensky to launch a corruption investigation of former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who has done business in the Ukraine.
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One EU official said the United States had also pressed the European Investment Bank, which has never done business in Iran, not to invest in European firms doing business there, despite a European Commission proposal it start doing so.
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Rovt has done business in the past with Dmytro Firtash, a Ukrainian oligarch with ties to organized crime and the Kremlin who is currently under house arrest in Vienna and is fighting extradition to the US, where he faces federal bribery charges.
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Here's what Mueller found: The report cited numerous news reports about links between Trump's campaign and Russia, and recited how Trump responded to reports that Russia was involved in the WikiLeaks release of emails hacked from the DNC by denying he'd done business in Russia.
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ProPublica reported in 2016 that the company has done business in China, but a spokesman for Elaine Chao told the news outlet at the time that there was no conflict in her duties as transportation secretary and that Chao had no "ownership stake" in the company.
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An American citizen who made his fortune in the privatization of the fertilizer industry in post-Soviet Ukraine and has long done business in that part of the world, Mr. Rovt is a financial backer of Spruce, whose co-founder Joshua Crane has been a developer of Trump hotel projects.
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The company said that it complies "with all applicable laws and regulations in the countries and regions where we operate, including all export control and sanction laws and regulations of the UN, US and EU." A company spokeswoman declined to comment on whether Huawei has done business in the past in North Korea.
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He started out insisting that his July 25 phone call with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, a central element of the impeachment inquiry, was "perfect" — only to have the notes on the conversation released by the White House reveal that he had told Mr. Zelensky to open a (baseless) investigation of a political rival, former Vice President Joe Biden, whose son had done business in Ukraine.
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Years later, Captain Steven Mills came to the area and opened a store. Having done business in Bristol, England, he named the store Bristol and the community eventually adopted the name. By 1890, Bristol had grown into a farming community of approximately 200 residents. The population peaked at around 300 in the early 1930s and declined thereafter.
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Then in January 1854, Sally, her mother, and Maria moved to Richmond, Virginia. Sally's mother died a few months later. Since the Tompkins family had done business in Richmond for many years, Sally and her sister were welcomed with open arms. They rented rooms in the city not knowing that Richmond would soon become the epicenter of the Civil War.
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Joseph Thwaites (–1857) was an English trader who served as delegate in The British Commercial Rooms of Buenos Aires. He belonged to the group of British merchants, who had done business in Buenos Aires and Montevideo, between 1810 and 1830. He was born in London, England, the son Henry Thwaites and Jane Gibson. In 1809 had arrived in the port of Buenos Aires in trade mission.
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In 1652, he was given permission to build a small fortified lodge by the King of Accra, with whom he had previously done business. In 1660, control passed to the Netherlands but it was soon lost to Denmark-Norway. In 1657, Carloff had again traveled to Africa, this time representing Denmark-Norway. He aimed to conquer the forts he had previously established, which he found easy at Osu.van Dantzig and Priddy, pp. 18–21.
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29 Arnold, who had done business in the province before the war,Desjardin (2006), p. 8 also had intelligence that the French- speaking Canadiens would be favorably disposed toward a colonial force.Desjardin (2006), p. 11 Arnold and Allen each made arguments to the Second Continental Congress that Quebec could and should be taken from the British, pointing out that the British could use Quebec as a staging area for attacks down Lake Champlain and into the Hudson River valley.
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Blackburn Hall in Walpole, Massachusetts was built by Harriet Nevins as a memorial to her parents. In her 1929 will, Mrs. Nevins donated $50,000 for the erection of a public building in Walpole, Massachusetts as a memorial to her parents, as her father had once lived and done business in Walpole. Blackburn Memorial Building (more commonly known as "Blackburn Hall") was designed by the architectural firm of Putnam & Cox Company of Boston, built by the F.J. Tetreault Company of Walpole, and dedicated in 1932.
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Fort Hamilton was first built in 1869 by John J. Healy and Alfred B. Hamilton—two traders who had done business in the Fort Benton area of Montana and in the basin of the Upper Missouri—to serve as a trading post. Fort Hamilton was originally a group of 11 cabins. The traders in these cabins traded for $50,000 worth of buffalo robes in just six months of operations. This first fort was destroyed by fire within a year of its construction by an overturned lamp.
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Baylon has extensive marketing and sales experience from Residential Projects to Townships in Real Estate Consultancy, Development, and Digital industries. She has done business in countries such as the Philippines, Singapore, China, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Japan, and has developed a deep knowledge and understanding of the Asian real estate industry. Under RE.A.PRA Ventures based in Singapore, the company was incorporated and registered as Realforward on November 23, 2016. In April 2017 the company changed its name into PropertyAccess and officially launched in Japan in November 2017.
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In 2007, Hunter had approximately US$ 1.5 billion assets under management. After beating U.S. stocks by 46 percent between 2001 and March 2011, Buchan closed one of his funds in December 2011 due to losses stemming from the European debt crisis, and returned money to investors. He converted Hunter Global Investors into a family office to manage his family's assets, and continues to manage two funds, which invest in a range of asset classes globally, including real estate. He has traveled, lived, and/or done business in more than 50 countries for almost four decades.
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He then sought and gathered political support from various channels, including several of Perak's local chiefs and several British personnel with whom he had done business in the past, with the secret societies becoming their proxies in the fight for the throne. Among those British individuals was British trader W. H. M. Read. Furthermore, he promised to accept a British advisor if the British recognised him as the legitimate ruler of Perak. Unfortunately for Raja Abdullah, the Straits Settlements governor at that time was Sir Harry Ord and the governor was a friend of Ngah Ibrahim, who had unresolved issues with Raja Abdullah.
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Until the 1990 completion of One Court Square, 29-27 Queens Plaza North was the tallest commercial building in Queens. However, the Realty Construction Corporation Office Building, one block north of the Manhattan Company Building, had more office floors when completed in 1928. The Manhattan Company had bank vaults in the basement of 29-27 Queens Plaza North, and also occupied the ground and mezzanine floors within the base. At the time of completion, the Manhattan Company Building had the most office space of any building in Queens, but it was also 85% occupied; many of the tenants had not previously done business in Queens.
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On March 24, 1439, the Medici branch at Bruges was officially founded. While the Medicis had done business in Flanders through correspondents and agents since 1416, it was only when the son of the Venice branch's manager (from 1417-1435) was sent to investigate in 1438 and favorably reported back that it was incorporated as a limited liability partnership with that son, Bernardo di Giovanni d'Adoardo Portinari (1407-c.1457), assuming both the position of manager and the majority of the liability. When Angelo Tani (1415-1492) became junior partner in 1455, the branch was finally created as a full and equal partnership in the Medici bank.de Roover (1966), pp. 59–60.
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Randall Morck and Fan Yang, in their 2010 paper "The Shanxi Banks" claimed that it was a plausible explanation that the Shanxi merchants could have been inspired by these British banks to create the piaohao. They hypothesised that the Shanxi merchant Li Daquan, who while running the Xiyucheng dyed goods company's operations, organized the silver shipments between the city of Tianjin and the province of Shanxi. The goods shipped to Tianjin would have first gone through Kalgan, where the Russian Kyakhta caravans would pass beneath the Great Wall. They proposed that Li Daquan had heard about how the European banking system worked through other Shanxi merchants that had done business in European Russia and that he decided to try it in China, Randall Morck and Fan Yang claimed that Li Daquan deliberately omitted saying that his ideas that established the piaohao were of European origin as an extreme culture of xenophobia existed in the Qing dynasty at the time.
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This means a lot about what kind of people that Hugh selected. In 1983, the NSA sanctioned 638 teams in three states. In 2002, the NSA does or has done business in all 50 states, Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, Mexico, The Bahamas, Russia and Holland”. In 1985, The Presidential Award of Excellence was awarded to Hugh Cantrell, which is the NSA’s highest honor”. In 1992, Hugh Cantrell, “fittingly became the first person inducted into the NSA Hall of Fame”. In its most recent activity in the “Chattanooga Times Free Press4”, its states that the National Softball Association is bringing its girl’s fast- pitch Class B World Series for the Eastern half of North America to Chattanooga next summer. It also states that this event will not only feature lots of attendees, but their average stay is five nights, and with girls’ events you have parents, siblings and grandparents attending in many cases.
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