In the ensuing discussions among journalists, some have argued that close-hold embargoes like the ones the FDA uses are utterly different from run-of-the-mill embargoes.
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But it's hard to argue against the fact that close-hold embargoes are only possible because so many reporters are willing to agree to embargoes in the first place.
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It's not completely clear how the council will accomplish its goal by 2020, though it does call for "immediate" open access "without embargoes or with as short as possible embargoes" on academic papers.
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For example, on the Health and Science desk, — which handles perhaps more embargoes than any other desk at The Times — embargoes provide a window of time to understand information before it's made public.
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This could lead to oil embargoes, and much, much worse.
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Embargoes favored by the right are just one wrong approach.
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Partial embargoes in the form of tariffs are also bad.
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Gizmodo honors embargoes all the time, especially for science coverage.
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But embargoes are often used for cynical, public relations purposes.
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Agricultural chemicals are imported from other countries without trade embargoes.
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"Persian carpets should have nothing to do with political embargoes."
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Boeing's annual report did mention tariffs and embargoes as threats.
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"Respecting livestream embargoes in the professional community is paramount," CohhCarnage explained.
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Will Twitter be flooded with calls for trade embargoes on Denmark?
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Embargoes rarely produce regime change of the sort Trump seeks in Venezuela.
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Embargoes help reporters do a better job on complicated stories, they note.
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In short, whatever benefits embargoes may have, they're just not worth it.
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The United Nations has placed arms embargoes on Somalia and rebels in Yemen.
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Others say that embargoes give reporters some semblance of control over their lives.
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In it he will examine embargoes, exclusives, press kit visuals, interview questions and more.
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Other charges include violating international embargoes against countries like Iran and manipulating currency markets.
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"The Russians and the Chinese never want to vote for embargoes and sanctions," he said.
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Since 003, US administrations have tried embargoes, they&aposve done sanctions, threats, treaties and appeasement.
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Many Western countries have suspended training programs over human rights abuses and impose arms embargoes.
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Its products were subject to multiple embargoes resulting from state-sponsored violence in the country.
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"Given the state of their economy and the embargoes, that is pretty impressive," Bronk said.
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In reality, embargoes allow journals, universities, nonprofits, and corporations to decide what's important — and when.
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This wasn't the last we'd hear of what have become known as "close-hold" embargoes.
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I'm always respectful of embargoes, Kate, but in this case, I was not under one.
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Some nations including Germany, France, Finland and Sweden, however, have implemented arms embargoes to Turkey.
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Response: Iranians across the political spectrum dismissed the latest embargoes as little more than insults.
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Tit-for-tat trade embargoes and tariffs will be imposed; the WTO could come under threat.
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Ending arms embargoes on the Ukraine and Georgia that Obama imposed on victims of Russian aggression.
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But such telecommunications embargoes can be designed to foil members of the political opposition as well.
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Iran's military has been crippled by years of economic sanctions and arms embargoes, the Rand Corp.
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It stood united through all of Russia's economic embargoes, financial subversions, energy cutoffs and military interventions.
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I get it that sanctions, embargoes, even attempted invasion have not improved human rights in Cuba.
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We get lots of bad coverage — particularly from still-influential morning television shows — even with embargoes.
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But such telecommunications embargoes can be designed to foil members of the political opposition as well.
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Sonic shuns Russia for newer markets like China after losing millions of dollars during the embargoes.
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ZTE pleaded guilty last year to conspiring to evade U.S. embargoes by selling U.S. equipment to Iran.
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But despite the inevitable pain from Western arms embargoes, Turkey has alternatives to deal with the problem.
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"It's the story of how the universal love of a cheeseburger overpowers international embargoes," Mr. Kalman said.
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Another federal court recently lifted one of two embargoes on a new bauxite residue deposit called DRS2.
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Another federal court recently lifted one of two embargoes on a new bauxite residue deposit called DRS2.
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Some experts attributed Iran's poor performance to other factors, including trade embargoes that block the best technology.
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Whole weekends are lost because of embargoes lifting the coming Monday, causing disruption with one's nearest and dearest.
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CP imposed embargoes on three specific transloaders - facilities that empty rail cars into containers for loading onto vessels.
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Should Halkbank lose the case, new embargoes will come down, and this time they will hit Turkey hard.
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Several European countries, including Germany, the Netherlands and France, have now imposed embargoes on arms sales to Turkey.
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Ismail Demir said on Wednesday that arms sales bans and embargoes would not would impact Turkey's defense industry.
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NTSB FOLLOWING STANDARD PROCEDURES FOR INTERNATIONAL AVIATION ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS, INCLUDING LONG-STANDING RESTRICTIONS UNDER THE COUNTRY EMBARGOES -- STATEMENT
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Of course, this was not 1960; they couldn't declare embargoes and organize an invasion force as in Cuba.
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He has a reputation for busting embargoes and burning sources by putting off-the-record comments on the record.
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But we wish to reiterate that the financing was completed with strict adherence to the regulations applicable to embargoes.
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Second, Mr Trump's welcome sanctions against Mr Kabila's moneymen—building on earlier embargoes on conflict minerals—should be extended.
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In addition to targeted sanctions, arms embargoes would also be effective, Amnesty International said in a note last week.
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Comprehensive embargoes aimed at creating a full-scale economic crisis in the country targeted do not yield political concessions.
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But something happened in the 1960s that changed the way embargoes are used — and many journalists' opinion of them.
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Because the invasion has led to sanctions and arms embargoes against Turkey, the cracks in NATO will only deepen.
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The mistake was due to miscommunication about dates on our publishing calendar, and we're reviewing how we track embargoes internally.
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The upcoming season is encircled with a moat of embargoes and nondisclosures, but, nevertheless, things have slipped through the cracks.
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Past U.N. measures included arms, nonproliferation and luxury good embargoes, a freeze on overseas financial assets and a travel ban.
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Ibama imposes embargoes on land where illegal deforestation has taken place, as punishment and to allow the land to recover.
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Huawei's smaller rival ZTE Corp pleaded guilty last year to conspiring to evade embargoes by selling U.S. equipment to Iran.
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Turkey is facing significant arms embargoes from its Western partners as a result of its military incursion into northeastern Syria.
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In the end, Turkey cannot completely avoid the pain of Western arms embargoes, especially if they last for several months.
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This decline was abetted by oil embargoes, price shocks, gas lines, shifting geopolitical alliances, and wars in the Middle East.
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The restrictions, called embargoes, are usually a tool of last resort for railways to ease congestion by temporarily limiting traffic.
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They've come to discuss the harsh sanctions Selina imposed after the fake Twitter breach, embargoes that are crippling their economy.
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Anything that jeopardizes that message — from skyrocketing prices to U.S. companies facing retaliatory embargoes from other countries — would be problematic.
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Even in a rogue nation like Iran, the vise of economic embargoes can force hard-liners to change their behavior.
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CBS has strictly timed embargoes on each that bind reviewers from discussing any specifics of the episodes until after they've aired.
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The policy was part of a general Obama-era shift away from the use of economic embargoes as a diplomatic tool.
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European Union and United Nations-imposed arms embargoes have prohibited the sale, supply or transfer of arms to Libya since 2011.
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Trump made a great show about warning of the dangers of Iran's alleged nuclear ambitions and called for renewed economic embargoes.
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Because the Turkish defense industry uses many Western subcomponents to produce its own equipment, the current suspensions and embargoes will sting.
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Coca-Cola's German branch developed Fanta during World War II due to heavy embargoes that prevented the import of Coke syrup.
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Macmillan's embargoes have incited frustration among library workers and supporters who have taken their anger to social media under the #ebooksforall hashtag.
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Memories of oil embargoes by Saudi Arabia and OPEC, and the gasoline lines that they caused a half century ago, are fading.
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While there is broad support for establishing early-recruiting embargoes, there is, however, disagreement over substantial details within the new recruiting regulations.
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The possibility of building the equipment locally, to avoid the embargoes that make importing it difficult, had also been discussed at Yalta.
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More could be imposed for further missile tests or violations of UN embargoes on arming Hizbullah in Syria and the Houthis in Yemen.
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"We have seen all the threat from sanctions to embargoes just because we fight against terrorism," Erdogan said Tuesday, according to the Telegraph.
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A Brazilian court has lifted one of two production embargoes on Alunorte, leaving the company hopeful that the second will be revoked imminently.
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The action underscores how important the push is by the United States to gain China's cooperation in embargoes intended to combat nuclear proliferation.
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The lifting of most Western embargoes has allowed foreign access to sectors from banking, property and tourism to factories, infrastructure, airports and agribusiness.
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Embargoes were certainly ubiquitous by the early 20113s, when I first encountered them as the science and health editor of my college newspaper.
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The INCB could even recommend that countries impose trade embargoes on nations that produced or imported more opioids than it had deemed necessary.
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Such releases have had a powerful psychological effect on oil markets since the reserve was established after the oil embargoes of the 1970s.
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As someone who is often subject to embargoes myself, I'm fully aware of how one simple mistake can lead to a busted embargo.
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ZTE is also charged with making 283 shipments of equipment (including servers and routers) to North Korea, which is also under US trade embargoes.
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This guide is designed to help bridge the gap by covering relationship building, how to determine newsworthiness and the logistics of exclusives and embargoes.
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Iran has developed a large domestic arms industry after decades of international pressure and despite embargoes that have barred it from importing many weapons.
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Turkey is likely to turn further toward these countries as a means to alleviate some of the bottlenecks stemming from the Western arms embargoes.
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Its new book, "A Higher Loyalty," to be published on Tuesday, has already attracted huge fanfare, shattering embargoes in a tidal wave of excitement.
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Though it does not specify which ones, the Commerce Department proposal points to countries that have faced trade and arms embargoes in the past.
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Today, embargoes are essentially ubiquitous among top journals, like The New England Journal of Medicine, The Journal of the American Medical Association and others.
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Economic warfare (arms races, embargoes, sanctions) and even limited military strikes could be a potent method for "expressing conflict" while avoiding "excessively costly" fights.
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In the 1970s, markets weren't responding to troubles and high drama in Washington; they were adjusting to oil embargoes and a spike in inflation.
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The British Cabinet Office said that apart from where legal sanctions, embargoes and restrictions have been imposed, procurement boycotts by public authorities were "inappropriate".
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The country suffered trade embargoes in the wake of independence from powers including the United States, worried the freed slaves would spark revolt elsewhere.
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Like Purcari, all Moldova's wineries have redirected their sales to the EU. The embargoes have forced producers to make better plonk: European oenophiles are picky.
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Embargoes are not only bad for Cuba, they are bad for Americans who are less free to pick which people and companies to work with.
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Grace 1 was suspected of smuggling 2 million barrels of Iraqi crude oil to Syria, in alleged violation of international embargoes on the Damascus regime.
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And its power in the world, including its historic power to run embargoes, is based almost entirely on oil being the world's dominant energy source.
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Earlier this month, nine countries including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and Bahrain cut diplomatic ties with Qatar and imposed financial embargoes of varying severity.
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Serbia and Croatia have sought reconciliation over the last 15 years although the migrant crisis last year led to the neighbors trading embargoes and insults.
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It prohibits selling weapons to nations that are under arms embargoes or will use them to commit genocide, terrorism, war crimes or attacks against civilians.
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Yet critics, including myself, now feel free to weigh in anyway, and neither long distance nor review embargoes stop the busy fingers of the chatterati.
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The leak, among many other things, revealed Hacking Team negotiated the sale of its spyware to Sudan, which at the time was under strict international embargoes.
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Iran has developed a large domestic arms industry in the face of decades-long international sanctions and embargoes that have barred it from importing most weapons.
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In basic materials, Norsk Hydro gained after a Brazilian federal court lifted one of two production embargoes on a plant owned by the Norwegian metals maker.
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And there were some things I had to skip, given the volume, but I may add more shows later as screeners become available and embargoes lift.
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Trade embargoes imposed after the food sector scandal hurt results, management said, citing the European Commission's decision to ban imports from 12 BRF meat processing plants.
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A five-year investigation found ZTE conspired to evade U.S. embargoes by buying U.S. components, incorporating them into ZTE equipment and illegally shipping them to Iran.
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Seven Iranians, either convicted of or charged with breaking American embargoes, were released in the prisoner swap, and 14 others were removed from international wanted lists.
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First, Turkey has weathered a number of NATO arms embargoes and cutoffs over the last 50 years; each time, Ankara has sought to learn from them.
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The hacker had dumped news releases for apparent papers from the University of Sussex and the University of Montreal onto Pastebin before their embargoes were lifted.
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Embargoes also added costs for pulp and paper producers, who are trying to bolster ties with Asian buyers amid ongoing tariff disputes with the United States.
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ZTE pleaded guilty last year to conspiring to evade U.S. embargoes by buying U.S. components, incorporating them into ZTE equipment and illegally shipping them to Iran.
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The Canadian government has been especially critical of US trade embargoes against Cuba after all, and Canadians make up a significant portion of the nation's tourist market.
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"The jury agreed that the evidence clearly demonstrated Ranger's intention to disregard the embargoes and duly delivered a conviction," prosecutor Elspeth Pringle told press after the decision.
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You can usually gauge a film's quality based on how many screenings there are, how far out they are from the release, and when the embargoes lift.
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There are still US and EU arms embargoes against Myanmar, but it continues to receive weapons and training from allies including China, India, Russia and even Israel.
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Senators from both parties argue that the deal encourages firms to violate embargoes to hostile nations, because the U.S. won't appear to have the will to respond.
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Missiles are cheaper and easier than an air force — especially in the teeth of U.S.-led arms embargoes — so Iran committed heavily to its ballistic missile program.
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By 2003, with Niue struggling under the embargoes of dollars that US banks had imposed, Mossack Fonseca shifted its operations in the South Pacific to nearby Samoa.
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But its subpoena suggests Huawei might also be suspected of violating American embargoes that broadly restrict the export of American goods to countries like Iran and Syria.
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A five-year investigation had found ZTE conspired to evade U.S. embargoes by buying U.S. components, incorporating them into ZTE equipment and illegally shipping them to Iran.
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When I met up with Guevara the day before his birthday festivities, he described how new music seeped into the country despite embargoes when he was younger.
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Image courtesy of maxb24Since many of the games we're playing right now can't be talked about until embargoes lift, we had to look for different topics of conversation.
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Meng remains in Canada, where she was arrested in December, and faces extradition on fraud charges related to allegations she helped facilitate payments from Iran against U.S. embargoes.
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The United States Commerce Department, which last week restricted sales of American telecommunications equipment to ZTE, accusing it of violating embargoes, did not respond to requests for comment.
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This strategy is the best way to ensure that Saudi Arabia can't cripple the U.S. economy, as it did in the 1970s, with embargoes and price raising strategies.
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SANCTIONS, EMBARGOES On Friday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that Trump had authorised "very powerful" sanctions targeting Turkey, to which Turkey said it would retaliate in kind.
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Airline embargoes harm tourism across all Gulf states, in the eyes of foreigners who cannot tell one sheikhdom from other, just when they are trying to diversify their economies.
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Sanctions still in force against Iran include restrictions on the transfer of proliferation sensitive goods, the arms and ballistic missiles embargoes and sanctions against some designated persons and entities.
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Because these users had traveled to countries under U.S. trade embargoes — including Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and the Crimea region of Ukraine — they could no longer use Slack.
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Lewis, a senior vice president at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, sees "endless opportunities" for future embargoes and charges if the administration is committed to confronting China.
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Trump has promised an "America First" trade policy, more focused on one-on-one trade deals and possible tariffs, as well as raising the question of embargoes against China.
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It was a perversion of the agreement undergirding embargoes, we argued, making a mockery of the idea that they were good for journalism and the public, instead creating stenographers.
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The White House still issues news embargoes and media organizations still publish what the White House wants them to publish precisely when the White House wants them to publish it.
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Embargoes imposed by Europe and Russia on certain Brazilian meat purveyors have had a negative effect on its operations, it said, creating excessive supplies and causing product prices to fall.
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Because the mullahs depend on sales of oil and gas to the outside world, embargoes on Iran's energy exports and exclusion from the international payments system changed their strategic calculus.
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"American public figures on many occasions have said that implementing arms embargoes are a manifestation of Cold War thinking," Chinese Defence Ministry spokesman Yang Yujun told a monthly news conference.
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The ups and downs of the Chinese economy concern art dealers, while the loosening of trade embargoes with Iran has allowed gallerists to arrive in New York with Persian art.
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But many Moldovans remain wary of Russia, which has proven an unreliable trade partner, slapping embargoes on wine and farm produce, including in 2014 when Moldova signed its EU accord.
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Basic materials stocks rose by 1.6%, with Norsk Hydro up 4.9% after a Brazilian federal court lifted one of two production embargoes on a plant owned by the Norwegian metals producer.
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"The United States considers any effort to determine the future of Taiwan by other than peaceful means, including by boycotts or embargoes, of grave concern to the United States," he added.
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He circumvented arms embargoes with creative ruses, such as buying warplanes as, purportedly, film props, and cannily found leaky frigates and rusty tanks in places where they were no longer needed.
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After a 14-year campaign against apartheid in South Africa, he wrote the 1986 legislation that mandated trade embargoes and divestment by American companies and citizens of holdings in South Africa.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The Turkish defense industry will not be hit by embargoes or bans on arms sales, the head of the presidency's Defense Industries Directorate was quoted as saying on Wednesday.
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A five-year federal investigation found last year that ZTE had conspired to evade U.S. embargoes by buying U.S. components, incorporating them into ZTE equipment and illegally shipping them to Iran.
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The rules were conceived in the Cold War mainly to prevent sensitive U.S. arms technology being sold or re-exported to countries deemed to be a risk, or covered by arms embargoes.
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Whether it will happen depends on two embargoes: the one the United States imposes on Cuba and the one the Castro regime (now under Fidel's brother, Raúl) imposes on its own people.
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In fact, I will happily confess to taking advantage of the TechCrunch New York couch after a big lunch, or after a morning that started stupidly early thanks to deadlines and embargoes.
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The Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 commits America to helping Taiwan defend itself against invasion and embargoes, deeming any coercion of the island to be "of grave concern to the United States".
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SAO PAULO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Brazil's largest chicken processor BRF SA on Friday posted a wider-than-expected quarterly loss under pressure from various trade embargoes and a truckers' strike in May.
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He clashed with Mr. McMaster over the defense secretary's refusal to order the military to hail and board North Korean ships suspected of carrying goods that violated the embargoes on the country.
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ZTE pleaded guilty last year to conspiring to evade U.S. embargoes by buying U.S. components, incorporating them into ZTE equipment and illegally shipping them to Iran, paying nearly $900 million in fines.
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ROME (Reuters) - Three Italians were arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of smuggling helicopters and surface-to-air missiles into Libya and Iran between 2011 and 2015 in violation of international embargoes, police said.
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Back in September I made the case that studios' timing of review embargoes (relative to the first available public screenings) was a strong indicator of how its Rotten Tomatoes score would shake out.
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Across the region around Lake Chad such rules have accompanied a stream of new security measures, including curfews, embargoes on motorbikes (the attackers' vehicle of choice) and checks on cars with tinted windows.
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The discovery of a corpse half devoured by animals leads to a grim story about the illegal trade in wildlife and other living things, caused in part by embargoes imposed by neighboring Thailand.
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What Kulachenko is developing in Crimea appears to mirror the Belarusian law almost exactly—minus its anti-money laundering and sanctions-busting safeguards, meaning foreign money could swerve into the region despite embargoes.
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That means not only building the mining servers and all components in Crimea to evade embargoes, but also thinking about how they could be run off-grid, using solar power or other renewables.
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But in order for this to become the case, the U.S. would have to be suffering under trade embargoes from every nation that makes flat-panel displays, and all of their trade partners too.
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In its ruling, the Court of Appeal in Paris also said the company, the multinational cement maker Lafarge, had violated international embargoes as it sought to maintain business in Syria despite a civil war.
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As head of the unit Lehal will be responsible for "preventing money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud, bribery and corruption and ensuring strict adherence to sanctions and embargoes requirements," Danske Bank said in a statement.
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"The NTSB is monitoring developments surrounding the crash of Ukraine International flight 752 and is following its standard procedures for international aviation accident investigations, including long-standing restrictions under the country embargoes," it said.
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From 2003 to 2013, SocGen executed billions of dollars in illegal transactions to parties in countries subject to embargoes or otherwise sanctioned by the United States, including Iran, Sudan, Cuba and Libya, the authorities said.
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They have a primary component that applies to American citizens and companies, and includes embargoes prohibiting trade, freezes of assets belonging to citizens of the designated country, and restrictions on the export of specific equipment.
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But it's clear that a lot of the power of embargoes would go away if journalists stopped believing they had to publish a story or post a blog the minute a new study came out.
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The general idea behind strict bookselling embargoes is that if a book has a clearly defined release date, then all of its earliest sales, including preorders, count as part of its first week of sales.
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At the end of an Islamic summit in Malaysia, Mahathir praised Iran and Qatar for withstanding economic embargoes and said it was important for the Muslim world to be self-reliant to face future threats.
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That's no clearer than what Nintendo said here: When I've been around broken embargoes, the punishment has been, at worst, an angry call from a public relations person and a threat to remove pre-release privileges.
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Every week, science journalists around the world agree to adhere to embargoes that ostensibly give us time to report out stories, talk to outside sources, and create a balanced picture of what a new study says.
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We'll keep noodling on this one, and report in as review embargoes become known to us — they're usually set right around the time of the earliest press screenings, a week to a month out from release.
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That the use of imported oil somehow is "bad" is a Beltway perennial, driven by an assumption that fewer imports yield a reduction in exposure to the effects of international supply disruptions, or perhaps to embargoes.
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Because the lifting of arms embargoes under the deal are time-based and not condition-based, there is nothing stopping Iran from fully complying with the deal until it expires and then developing a nuclear arsenal.
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The reason for this synchrony is embargoes — agreements between reporters and sources that the former can have access to information from the latter, but not publish anything until a time the source has determined in advance.
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From 2003 to 2013, the bank executed billions of dollars in illegal transactions to parties in countries subject to embargoes or otherwise sanctioned by the United States, including Iran, Sudan, Cuba and Libya, the authorities said.
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Altmaier warned Germany risked harming its defence industry through unilateral arms embargoes, such as the one imposed on weapons sales to Riyadh after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi operatives in Turkey last October.
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Regarding trade embargoes, Queiroz said it is possible that Russia will lift its import ban on Brazil's beef that it imposed last December, when Russia claimed traces of forbidden food additive ractopamine were found in shipments.
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The Libyan Government of National Accord said it would submit requests to be exempted from UN arms embargoes currently in place to acquire lethal arms and material in order to counter UN-designated terrorist groups like ISIS.
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Embargoes put into place after the Iran hostage crisis have prevented Americans from doing business with Iran and vice versa for decades, making it unlikely that Zarif would be impacted by the financial aspect of the sanctions.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan stoked a dispute with NATO ally Germany on Tuesday, warning of Western agents "roaming free" in Turkey and telling those who threaten the country with embargoes to be ready for the consequences.
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All these have drawn a dizzying barrage of sanctions from the United States, the European Union and their Western allies, ranging from asset freezes and travel bans to a broad variety of trade embargoes and diplomatic expulsions.
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Amazon received books from Penguin Random House and immediately sent them out—it is, according to sources in the publishing industry, what they do with all preorders, regardless of on-sale date or, in this case, embargoes.
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He should make it clear that the U.S. will support the independence and stability of every Arab ally, and that the key to peace in the Arab Middle East is cooperation rather than rivalry, embargoes and bickering.
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The United States is still unlikely to impose blanket embargoes against Russia because of the danger it could harm the economies of Western Europe, said Peter Harrell, a former senior State Department official who worked on sanctions policy.
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China is now enforcing UN trade embargoes on North Korea more strictly, in part to ward off American sanctions targeting specific Chinese banks and oil traders, though diplomats still deplore Chinese "salami-slicing" of each new sanctions plan.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany risks harming its defense industry with unilateral arms embargoes, such as the one imposed on weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said on Thursday, underscoring the need for a common European policy.
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The Federal Court in Belem, which will rule on the production embargo, has scheduled a hearing on April 4 between Alunorte and the prosecutor regarding the embargoes on production and the use of a new bauxite deposit area.
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Then the company, charged with breaking trade embargoes on North Korea and Iran, received an effective death penalty from the Department of Justice in the form of a ban on the U.S. microprocessors required to make its phones.
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The reason for limiting the distribution of the company's tools, it appears, is due to embargoes with those countries, as well as exportation legalisation, which regulates the sale or distribution of certain technologies, including those dealing with cryptography.
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In a statement, the National Transportation Safety Board, the US agency that investigates all aviation accidents, suggested that various sanctions and embargoes on Iran — along with the recent military confrontations — could mean that the investigation will proceed differently.
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What's next: The U.S. has a three-pronged strategy: seeking a U.N. Security Council embargo on all arms flow to South Sudan, encouraging the African Union to consider issuing sanctions, and urging all countries to implement similar arms embargoes.
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ANKARA, June 15 (Reuters) - Turkey expects Saudi Arabia's King Salman to lead an effort to resolve the Qatar crisis, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday, adding that imposing sanctions and embargoes would not help remedy the situation.
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On Tuesday, the Commerce Department said that along with selling prohibited American electronics to build Iran's telecom networks, ZTE also made 283 shipments of microprocessors, servers and routers to North Korea, violating American embargoes in that country as well.
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Gaza medics say the Israeli army has killed 120 Palestinians during the weekly Friday protests launched on March 30 in the Gaza Strip, an enclave controlled by the Islamist Hamas group and long subject to grinding Israeli and Egyptian embargoes.
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The release of the "unjustly detained" Americans, as Mr. Kerry put it, came at some cost: Seven Iranians, either convicted or charged with breaking American embargoes, were released in the prisoner swap, and 14 others were removed from international wanted lists.
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The resolutions have also imposed embargoes on large-scale arms, weapons-related research and development materials, and luxury goods; banned many types of financial transactions including transfers of cash; placed new restrictions on diplomats; and created monitoring mechanisms for enforcement.
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And then there are any numbers of similar embargoes, travel bans, investment divestitures and other more or less punitive measures that have been ladled on nations -- from Syria and Israel to Russia and South Africa -- without formal Security Council censure.
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Thus, while Ankara finds itself in the relatively familiar position of facing arms bans, it is significantly better prepared to survive the current problems given its experience with such embargoes and the more developed state of its domestic defense industry.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin walked back threatened tariffs, and the president himself inexplicably introduced the idea of resuscitating ZTE, the Chinese telecom giant that faced a crippling United States export ban after violating American embargoes against Iran and North Korea.
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The international press corps also plays a vital role in observing and reporting violations of human rights, arms embargoes, the laws of armed combat, and any other of a host of international agreements that rely on monitoring for enforcement and credibility.
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It called for governments to "impose travel bans and asset freezes on security officials implicated in serious abuses; expand existing arms embargoes to include all military sales, assistance, and cooperation; and place a ban on financial transactions with key ... military-owned enterprises".
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OSLO, May 16 (Reuters) - A Brazilian federal court has lifted one of two production embargoes on a key plant owned by Norwegian metals maker Norsk Hydro, but output remains curtailed at 50% of capacity, the company said in a statement on Thursday.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Brazilian food processor BRF SA posted a wider-than-expected fourth-quarter net loss on Thursday as trade embargoes, fallout from a food safety investigation and Brazil's feeble economy thwarted management's efforts to turn the firm around.
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SAO PAULO, March 23 (Reuters) - JBS SA has suspended beef production at 33 of 36 plants in Brazil, the company said on Thursday, due to embargoes on exports to foreign countries after a corruption scandal raised sanitary questions about the Brazilian meatpacking industry.
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This new modality also represents the surprising conclusion of a quest that started with the oil embargoes and environmental movement of the 1970s, when idealistic engineers envisioned ultralight, "right-sized" electric vehicles as a way to break the addiction to fossil fuels.
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Star Wars is a special animal, one without comparison in this model For one thing, The Last Jedi reviews are launching on a Tuesday morning, prime web-traffic time (always a good sign, as studios tend to lift more worrisome embargoes overnight).
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The ban was imposed after ZTE failed to comply with an agreement with the Commerce Department in 2017, when it pleaded guilty in federal court in Texas to conspiring to evade U.S. embargoes by illegally shipping U.S. goods and technology to Iran.
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You'll be asked to locate items to satisfy the demands of the first non-player character you properly meet—apologies for the vagueness here but, you know, embargoes—but there's no time limit imposed, and no set order for completing these tasks.
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The only thing that has ever stopped Coca-Cola from being sold is politics getting in the way of business, with conflicts like World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War effectively ceasing production in some countries (trade embargoes haven't helped).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Taking a dig at the U.S. arms embargo against China, the Chinese Defence Ministry said on Thursday all such U.S. embargoes were a relic of the Cold War and should be lifted, after the U.S. fully removed one against Vietnam.
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Meanwhile an emboldened Saudi Arabia — buoyed by its renewed relationship with the U.S. under President Trump — continues to ramp up strikes and trade embargoes that have disproportionately affected Yemen's civilians and ignores calls for greater precaution in its battle with Houthi rebels.
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Embargoes have become the focus of attention in recent months because one of the main clearinghouses for them, EurekAlert, was hacked — and because of some fairly shocking revelations about how the US Food and Drug Administration has used them to manipulate journalists.
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I HOPE IT DOESN'T FOLLOW A PATH THAT IS VERY SIMILAR TO THE U.S./JAPANESE PATH WHERE THE ECONOMIC TENSIONS, THE COMPETING FOR TRADE ROUTES, THE COMPETING FOR INFLUENCE IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND ALL THAT LEADS TO AN ANTAGONISM, LEADS TO EMBARGOES.
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SAO PAULO, June 21 (Reuters) - Brazilian chicken exports fell by 8.5 percent in the five months through May as the world's largest exporter was hit by trade embargoes imposed by the European Union following a food-sector corruption investigation, trade group ABPA said on Thursday.
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But because reporters feel the need to make every finding sound important, embargoes are responsible in some large part, for example, for the weekly seesaw of "coffee is good for you, coffee is bad for you" news coverage with which we've all become too familiar.
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In 2017, ZTE agreed to plead guilty and pay nearly $900 million in a U.S. sanctions case after a five-year probe found the company conspired to evade U.S. embargoes by buying U.S. components, incorporating them into ZTE equipment and illegally shipping them to Iran.
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The UN then cut off a huge amount of aid, and—in a commonplace strategy for dealing with North Korea—exporters agreed to embargo resources, and braced for something crazy to happen, because embargoes and sanctions tend to piss off Dear Leader Kim Jong-un.
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For delays or cancellations caused by a "force majeure" — weather, acts of God, riots, terrorist activity, civil unrest, embargoes, war, strikes, government regulation, shortages of labor or fuel or basically anything the airline says is out of its control — the airline isn't required to help you out.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian chicken exports fell sharply in the five months through May as the world's largest exporter was hit by trade embargoes by the European Union and a decline in sales to countries such as Saudi Arabia and Russia, trade group ABPA said on Thursday.
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The big picture: Russia, North Korea and Syria are the only other countries that oppose this treaty, which "seeks to prevent illicit arms transfers that fuel destructive conflicts, making it harder to conduct weapon sales in violation of arms embargoes," per Washington Post reporter Missy Ryan.
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From overworked warehouse staff to exhausted drivers behind the wheels of unsafe vans to, yes, the casual inattention to book embargoes, it's clear that Amazon is putting corporate strategy first, even when the guarantees it makes to suppliers, contractors, and its own employees mean less than ever.
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As the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries cuts production to prop up oil prices, American exports are beginning to elbow out Saudi crude in some markets, a development that would have been inconceivable four decades ago when OPEC oil embargoes threatened to cripple the American economy.
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The U.S. has targeted Huawei, one of the crown jewels of the Chinese tech world and the world's largest telecom gear supplier, for harsh sanctions amid claims by the intelligence community that its equipment poses a security risk and accusations of trade theft and violations of embargoes on Iran.
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This overfishing critically endangered the wild sturgeons, so the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species put a series of bans and trade embargoes in place and made it illegal to sell or harvest wild caviar in the United States.
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For the cast who posted about the final taping on Instagram, where the embargoes that prevent reporters in attendance from spilling too many details of the night or anything about the episode's contents do not apply, the mood was clear: this end of an era has hit them all hard.
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After last night's Americans, I first spent an hour scrolling through The New York Times archives, reading about Soviet grain embargoes and EDB contamination, then somehow wound up on the Wikipedia page for Neuro-linguistic programming, before finally concluding with a Google Image search of Bennigan's logos from the 1980s.
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The danger of course, is that with the United States and France both leaning toward cutting Russia some slack and lifting some of the more debilitating embargoes, this might encourage an emboldened Putin to seize any opportunity to achieve his seeming goal of reassembling the Soviet empire, whose demise he has long mourned.
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That's a first for the critical aggregator, which will instead reveal the number on its just-launched Facebook show See It/Skip It. Our early, highly unofficial 'Justice League' score 44% fresh Fresh/rotten scores normally coalesce mere hours after studio embargoes break, as the first few dozen critics begin to post.
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Going forward, MyAnalytics will track the number of days you managed to unplug after work and didn't check your email or work on a document at 8pm (something Microsoft's own PR department could learn from given that it has a tendency to provide essential press materials for next-day embargoes at 6:30pm).
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Environmentalists scored a victory when Obama rejected the Keystone XL pipeline that would have linked Canada's tar sands to the refineries of the US Gulf Coast, while oil companies got a win when the United States lifted a ban on exporting its own crude that dated back to the embargoes of the 1970s.
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American consumers and policymakers have not forgotten the oil embargoes and gas lines of the 1970s, the remarkable run-up in oil prices to nearly $150 a barrel in 2008, or the price collapse in 2014 the drove companies into bankruptcy and cost American jobs, all prompted by the anti-market activities of OPEC.
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A cache of documents stolen from Hacking Team servers by hackers and leaked to media showed that it had faced a United Nations inquiry into whether the sale of its Remote Control System spyware to Sudan violated embargoes imposed over its government's numerous human rights abuses, which include allegations of slavery, child soldiers, persecution of dissidents, and war crimes.
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We should also bombard North Korea's people with information on how poor they are compared with the rest of the world — while generating ever tighter economic sanctions and embargoes so the North Korean regime sees that its choice is very simple: It can have either nuclear weapons or endless poverty that will eventually sap its strength from within.
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Obama's latest decision to swap seven Iranians convicted of violating U.S. embargoes and international sanctions for five American prisoners, while simultaneously lifting sanctions, paying at $1.7 billion ransom to the theocratic government, and releasing roughly $100 billion to Iran (equal to over ten percent of the entire Iranian economy), is certain to encourage even more belligerent Iranian behavior, further inflaming regional tensions.
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Although Google may be simply trying to stay in line with export legislation—it's not totally clear if providing these devices to people in these countries would violate any US or international embargoes or export laws—the news does provide insight to the potential legal barriers private businesses face when trying to work with activists in certain parts of the world.
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The change didn't have anything to do with embargoes per se; it came out of concerns from Franz Ingelfinger, the editor of the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), that a lot of researchers were seeking publicity of their work in the media before it was peer-reviewed and published — selling a cancer cure by splashing it on the front page of a big newspaper, for instance.
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One record said that Dakhil was singled out because his name matched a "rule hit," such as a name on a watchlist or a visit to a country under sanctions or embargoes, which typically requires additional vetting before the traveler can be allowed into the U.S. The record did not say what flagged Dakhil for additional screening, and his travel history did not include an embargoed country.
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Hollywood&aposs Movies Suck, and It Doesn&apost Want You to KnowHollywood is struggling through a particularly rough financial patch at the moment, and it's…Read more ReadOn Tuesday, Rotten Tomatoes informed the press that the score for the latest release from DC Films will not receive a Tomatometer score until 12:00am on Thursday, despite the fact that the film will hit many theaters tonight and critical embargoes will lift at 2:30am on Wednesday.
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So it might surprise you to learn that the beverage, the second-oldest brand of the Coca-Cola Company and its second most popular outside the U.S., was born out of the darkness of World War II. Trade embargoes placed on Nazi Germany made it impossible for the company's operation there to make Coca-Cola, and the U.S. entry into the war made it difficult for the German franchise to keep in touch with headquarters in Atlanta.
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