I&aposve seen North Korea lie, deceive, say they will stop enriching uranium only to start enriching, start developing plutonium to pursue a nuclear weapon.
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Iran announced in July that it was breaching the terms of the nuclear deal by enriching uranium beyond the 3.67% purity allowed by the agreement, enriching it above 4.5%.
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It's widely believed that North Korea is still enriching uranium.
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Because our business has always been about enriching people's lives.
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College is an enriching experience and should be broadly accessible.
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Instead, it's all about enriching people's perception of their surroundings.
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In September, it began enriching with newer, more productive centrifuges.
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Shadow Day has proven to be a truly enriching experience.
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The forest owners then paid more taxes, enriching the municipality.
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It also wants to ban Iran from enriching uranium altogether.
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Such renovations were often seen as enriching the mayor's friends.
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Parental rights mean more to us than your self enriching 'science.
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Don't miss out on what's sure to be an enriching event.
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But when it does happen, it's this very enriching, enlightening experience.
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Many fear privatisation would be a smokescreen for enriching his cronies.
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And it empowers the Communist Party as well as enriching shareholders.
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Now, together, we can restore our relationship, while enriching each other.
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Technology is enriching our daily lives and can enrich advertising, too.
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Just before Bush's election, Washington learned North Korea was enriching uranium.
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And they've now announced they're going to start enriching uranium again.
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Taking a stake in a startup isn't necessarily about executives enriching themselves.
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But there are two that are (mostly) unique to Trump: Enriching himself.
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Thus the Chain turns victims into criminals while enriching its anonymous masterminds.
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That is the political equivalent of enriching uranium when you cultivate that.
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Iran is also barred from enriching weapons-grade uranium for 15 years.
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It is very enriching to paint on the street with other painters.
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"It's quite an enriching experience emotionally," Margvelashvili told Reuters in an interview.
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It can either be routine and wasted or enriching and doubly productive.
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Earlier, it froze plutonium production only to be caught secretly enriching uranium.
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Many people describe their experience of psychosis as enriching or even ecstatic.
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Iran's threat: Iran said it might resume enriching uranium to 20 percent.
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Iran's threat: Iran said it might resume enriching uranium to 220 percent.
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The film's unusual perspective makes it a distinctive and potentially enriching experience.
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Dark money enriching Mr. Trump affects our democracy more than flyover angst.
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And these new entrepreneurs and business people are not just enriching themselves.
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I agree that listening to a variety of ideas can be enriching.
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That includes introducing a new law to criminalize officials illegally enriching themselves.
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At the same time, Tehran would still be forbidden from enriching uranium.
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"Even an hour a day, that could be particularly problematic — or enriching."
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And we had this wonderful kind of dialog that was so enriching.
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Iran's threat: Iran said it might resume enriching uranium to 20033 percent.
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We should be producing it here, mining it here and enriching it here.
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Some of these sites contain clues to enriching or correcting the historical record.
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The agreement further prevented the Iranians from enriching weapons-grade uranium until 2030.
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Something that, over time, turns from something positive and enriching into something draining.
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It could then return to enriching uranium, at levels closer to weapons grade.
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This will no doubt be an important and enriching event for all involved.
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To succeed, one learns how to take tests without necessarily enriching one's mind.
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They play a vital role in modeling our perspectives and enriching our lives.
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If the experience of working on them is a learning and enriching one.
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We will have fewer people coming here, enriching our culture and our lives.
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Current students should have the same enriching opportunities under her leadership we had.
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Still, its sheer presence on African soil provided a much more enriching experience.
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Love is probably the most enriching experience that a human being can have.
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So there's even some risk that enriching people will allow more to migrate.
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Don't be the one who sells low, enriching someone else at your expense.
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The shape the inquiry takes is more enriching than the answer it offers.
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That's why I'm sure you'll want to contribute to this life-enriching journey.
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And the platform provides three basic data analysis functions: importing, enriching, and exporting.
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Without a doubt, Buc-ee&aposs created an incredibly enriching experience for me.
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The curator, Sarah Powell, often guides tours, enriching the story with local details.
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"Andrew was enriching that moment," Mr. Seller said later of his longtime friend.
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Many believe this president is actually enriching himself while in elected office; 4.
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Equally enriching is Scelfo's treatment of women usually relegated to "wife of" status.
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Instead, she saw it as enriching and an aesthetic extension of the exhibit itself.
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For generations, Canada and the United States have had a mutually enriching trade relationship.
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Enriching uranium to 3.7% is equally as useless, and 5% isn't much help either.
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Of course, black gastronomes have been enriching and expanding American cooking for many years.
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It makes the hours fly by and makes the experience a lot more enriching.
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It's really enriching, whereas shooting 360 video is more of a documentary-like workflow.
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Who has time nowadays to consider philosophically the self-enriching aspects of higher education?
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It may also begin enriching uranium to levels closer to those of a bomb.
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It appears to have ended up most greatly enriching Trump's associates, albeit perhaps unintentionally.
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Even Obamacare came under attack for not covering all Americans and enriching insurance companies.
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Since the signing of the deal in January, Iran has stopped enriching uranium there.
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Raising a calf is one of the most enriching things an elephant can experience.
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Furthermore, while Tronc has been cutting journalism jobs, it has been enriching its executives.
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Whichever one was leading the government focused on enriching itself and weakening the other.
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Special interests run the city, enriching themselves and their friends at everyone else's expense.
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Which community are you willing to sacrifice in favor of enriching insurance company executives?
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So they are paying for some courses two or three times, enriching the university.
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Journalism in collaboration with a great audience really is more fun, and more enriching.
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Stock buybacks artificially drive up the price of corporate shares, enriching the C-suite.
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Now, a new wave of businesses is focusing on enriching the late-night scene.
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She said she found the events "enriching," but admitted they could be emotionally taxing.
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The less of a challenge it presents, the less enriching it becomes over time.
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What kind of regime can buy influence by enriching the president and his friends?
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There isn't much music out there as warmly enriching and spiritually transportive as this.
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When visiting a destination that is facing a specific issue, whether it's an environmental crisis like a water shortage or an economic hardship, consider ways you can contribute to the community, and enjoy your trip while enriching the place that's enriching you.
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It said German culture encompassed seeing different lifestyles, values, religions and world views as enriching.
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On Sunday, Iran announced it had begun enriching uranium past the previous limit of 3.67%.
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Then it started enriching the stuff to 5% purity, above the agreed-upon 3.67% limit.
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On the plus side, it allows you to relive the most transformative and enriching experiences.
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Ghosn has been accused of enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan.
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Mr Zuma seemed more interested in enriching his friends and family than boosting the economy.
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"Social media" is a clumsy term that entangles enriching social interaction with mindless media consumption.
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But for the time being, nobody has called either off from enriching their personal brands.
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Yet baby boomers are not the only ones to thank for enriching dental service providers.
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Is the Trump presidency just a vehicle for further enriching himself and his immediate family?
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"College to Congress" provides this enriching experience to students who otherwise could not afford it.
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Corporations that used China to cut costs raised their value, enriching executives and ordinary investors.
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What's the point of enriching yourself if you can't help your kids along the way?
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Finally comes "harmony," a plush, grounded E-flat chord with an enriching F folded in.
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Under the JCPOA, Iran is prohibited from enriching uranium at Fordow until at least 2030.
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Experience unique and in-depth learning experiences with peers in a creative and enriching environment.
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It can be frustrating, but also deeply enriching, to teach someone about my cultural upbringing.
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Thinking about two movies at once leads to enriching, unexpected connections and points of contact.
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This was a poor, reflexive reaction to what may prove to be an enriching idea.
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The president still faces lawsuits on the constitutionality of his enriching himself while in office.
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"The focus is shifting away from material wealth to enriching your life," Ms. Catania said.
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If you like your shows British and enriching, try this series about art and investigations.
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I'm not going to be a party of enriching the pockets of this predatory pharmaceutical.
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Iran actually said it may start enriching closer to that level starting in July 7.
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This is sure to be an enriching two-day event, so it's definitely worth attending.
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Another threshold bars Iran from enriching uranium to a purity beyond 3.67 percent fissile material.
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They&aposre having riots all over -- BARTIROMO: Are they enriching their uranium like the reports say?
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It's more than simply getting from Point A to Point B (or enriching the car services).
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That's a wrap for Doctor #CallieTorres #Season13 #GreysAnatomy #ThankYou all for an enriching & unforgettable #Rollercoaster ride!
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Whether it's a boy or a girl, love is love, and that's something which is enriching.
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You have the self-directed portion, working by yourself, and the enriching portion with class projects.
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Between the lines: Reports indicate that Iran will be enriching up to — but not past —5%.
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Authorities have deemed the show so culturally enriching that it is now screened in Thai prisons.
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The added air speed lifts more wine vapors off the surface enriching the aroma and flavor.
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Whether or not truly enriching ethereum products are actually developed to completion remains to be seen.
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Civil society groups accuse the three wealthy frontrunners of enriching themselves in office, something each denies.
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The migratory salmon quickly began enriching the food web of the Elwha River with oceanic nutrients.
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They won't spend tens of millions on ads, enriching the same cast of consultants and operatives.
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"I love starting and building companies while at the same time creating and enriching global culture."
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It's a year-round second job to find safe, let alone enriching, supervision for their kids.
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Enriching the narrative was Michael D. Cohen, who worked for Mr. Trump as factotum and fixer.
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I want to thank our extraordinary Retail teams for their dedication to enriching our customers' lives.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's parliament on Wednesday approved a bill that criminalizes state officials illegally enriching themselves.
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It said that Iran had installed 1,057 centrifuges there, and that 1,044 are now enriching uranium.
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Banning flavored e-cigarettes will prompt more smuggling, enriching smugglers and the treasuries of bordering states.
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Iran began enriching there on November 9 but only with a small number of IR-1s.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's parliament on Thursday approved a bill that criminalizes state officials illegally enriching themselves.
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As the LA Times notes, Baby Rave is not the most educationally enriching activity for toddlers.
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It exceeded agreed limits to its stockpile of low-enriched uranium, and then began enriching uranium.
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And this is not a simple story of powerful investors enriching themselves while some workers struggle.
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Semifinalist: HarvestPlus Solution: Enriching staple crops through conventional plant breeding, initially in Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia.
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Personally, it's been extremely enriching because, just look at the level of conversation we're having now.
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Charlie Wilson's contribution to "No Mistakes" is as enriching as the rest of their work together.
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By and large, these YouTubers are striving to make genuinely good, enriching, educational content for children.
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The latest charge against Ghosn relates to enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan.
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If that hadn't happened, I wouldn't have had to switch careers, which has ultimately been really enriching.
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As precious metals professionals, the Group will continue to contribute to enriching people's lives into the future.
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With more time come many more opportunities for work and pleasure, enriching individuals, societies and economies alike.
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The event will help the Rubin bring the enriching ideas of the Himalayas to life for all.
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Viktor Orban's political dominance in Hungary is undermining liberal democracy and enriching the strongman's friends and cronies.
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In this context, such lesser-known names are not so much filler, as relevant and enriching presences.
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The workshop witnessed great participation and enriching discussion on changing trends of digital marketing and upcoming challenges.
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Poroshenko has denied he or his friends were enriching themselves, and urged patience on anti-corruption measures.
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Sadly, it has less to do with improving customer service, and more to do with enriching Bezos.
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Both composition and conducting—to him an essential pairing, each informing and enriching the other—were explorations.
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But even if the tax breaks aren't enriching Americans broadly, one group is decidedly benefiting: Republican politicians.
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What happens when money pours into a place, enriching the men, specifically, and giving them good jobs?
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We pay taxes and the return on our investment is intentional inequity, enriching politically connected school profiteers.
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Mr. Trump has focused on enriching himself at the expense of others, while denigrating women for fun.
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In his 28 years of living off taxpayer dollars, Sanders has achieved very little beyond enriching himself.
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Happy Tuesday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, where we stopped enriching uranium a long time ago.
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So VCs overfund startups with decent but uninspired progress, which cuts off realistic and enriching exit opportunities.
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They're perfect for enriching a tomato-based sauce, or for taking center stage in this easy galette.
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He also said there was no international standard prohibiting Iran from enriching uranium, as asserted by Pompeo.
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He is one of many Venezuelan officials accused of enriching themselves from state coffers or illegal activities.
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But now, at home, she describes Hollywood as an almost out of body experience. Fun. Illuminating. Enriching.
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Since then, he has also been accused of enriching himself by around $5 million at Nissan's expense.
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Still, I wish I were confident that the market will embark on an enriching, upward climb soon.
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Japan introduced the corporate governance act in 2015, aimed at protecting shareholder rights and enriching their returns.
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Hard-liners say Iran should return to enriching uranium, as it was doing before the nuclear agreement.
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A deal in 1994 eventually collapsed when the United States accused the North of secretly enriching uranium.
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Instead of enriching lawyers, it would give business owners a period of time to fix the issues.
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It shows how his promises to help elevate the little guy ended up actually enriching the wealthy.
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The chance to feel emotion is always welcome in our jobs, so it's really been enriching for me.
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Comcast doesn't have a moral bone in its corporate body—nothing could dissuade its leadership from enriching Murdoch.
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While his path is personally enriching, state officials and prison experts say the community is the real beneficiary.
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These retired horses are returning the favor by enriching the lives of the humans working to save them.
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"Whizz's life was utterly devoted to saving and enriching the lives of the humans he met," she said.
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"The government is so entrenched in corporate policy, so entrenched in enriching corporations," said April Burch of Boone.
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Indigenous pulses provide a valuable source of nutrition, particularly protein, while also enriching the soils they grow in.
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HEAVN tells a story about an enriching city, loved ones who have passed, black girlhood, and self-love.
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Belinda Hernandez led an enriching life but never lost sight of the dream she carried in her heart.
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And apart from the cash and publicity that travel brings to artists, it also delivers unique, enriching experiences.
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We have worked with The Felix Organization, a charity focused on enriching lives of children in foster care.
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A tax holiday could encourage companies to stockpile earnings overseas again and defer American taxes, while enriching investors.
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Far from enriching themselves, defense executives typically take a substantial cut in compensation to work at the Pentagon.
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Kim's father sold it to the United States in the 1990s and 2000s while diligently enriching uranium elsewhere.
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Which is just to say the laughter and the anguish always go together, their tones enriching each other.
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Because at the end of the day, we'd rather have an enriching 'nana then no 'nana at all.
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Currently, the accord limits Iran to enriching uranium to 13%, which can fuel a commercial nuclear power plant.
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What I think they see is the novel itself, surrounding and enriching the stage experience like an aura.
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"To me poker is an intellectual exercise and these AIs are enriching the game a lot," Sandholm said.
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In the many towns the couple visits, immigrants are working hard, enriching the social fabric, and creating wealth.
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Tencent is backing start-ups around the world that have even a distant chance of enriching its ecosystem.
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It already has increased its production, begun enriching uranium to 5% and restarted enrichment at an underground facility.
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Why this typically enriching dynamic has failed to emerge now is the subject of considerable debate among economists.
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It was a brazen campaign to win business in China by charming and enriching the country's political elite.
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Centrifuges are allowed there for other purposes, like producing stable isotopes here Iran began enriching there on Nov.
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These patients deserve life-saving, life-enriching care, and they deserve providers who can afford to deliver it.
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Iran is now enriching uranium with advanced centrifuges and installing more that should come online in coming weeks.
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When paired with toys and treats, Johnson says, the videos complete the picture of a more enriching environment.
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" He also said that such context will be a way of "enriching the way our creations are perceived.
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A member of the country's light-skinned élite, he has been repeatedly accused of enriching himself in office.
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I think that the house will find him guilty ... He is enriching himself while using the oval office.
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Demonizing hard work while abetting grifters enriching themselves on tax dollars is a potent stew of hypocrisy and irony.
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Rather than increasing our leverage, Trump's tantrum resulted in Iran's decision to breach its obligations and begin enriching uranium.
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If Iran decides to return to enriching uranium to levels anywhere near weapons grade, the crisis could burst open.
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Are today's enrichment classes truly enriching our children, or are we being fleeced by the child-development-industrial-complex?
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"Donald Trump has had everything given to him and spent his entire life and presidency enriching himself," said Biden.
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He quickly began to remake the Russian state, enriching the oligarchs who supported him and crushing those who didn't.
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Nuclear industry analyst Mycle Schneider said reprocessing can cost up to 10 times more than enriching uranium for fuel.
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Many of my internships have also been enriching experiences, allowing me to work alongside inspiring people for decent pay.
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The kingdom has resisted standards on reprocessing spent fuel and enriching uranium, two potential paths to making nuclear weapons.
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While candidates often gain recognition from running for president, they are barred from enriching themselves directly from their campaigns.
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Essay For people who choose educating others over enriching themselves, college debt can seem insurmountable — because it is insurmountable.
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Relationships are wonderful and enriching, but let's face it — they can also be hard, and feelings are complicated sometimes.
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"Barbaralee has dedicated her career to preserving and enriching cultural life across the state and across the nation," Gov.
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Their leaders were enriching themselves and funding their war machine, while the citizens around them grew hungrier and hungrier.
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I urge Congress to stand with me and many refugees enriching our nation and fight to uphold those ideals.
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The nuclear deal that Iran reached in 85033 with world powers prevented Tehran from enriching uranium above 3.67 percent.
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Domonique Soma's work with WeHeartBeat is aimed at enriching the community by orchestrating collaboration between local and international artists.
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We see a future in which all of these manual processes become seamless experiences, simplifying and enriching people's lives.
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FIXES As a form of therapy, arranging gently used blooms is enriching the lives of older and marginalized people.
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The C.I.A.'s question: Will the North's declaration reveal a covert plant, known as Kangsong, suspected of enriching uranium?
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They feel more pressure to breast-feed, to do enriching activities with their children and to provide close supervision.
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It must also lead in protecting the natural environment, enriching the lives of employees and deliver value to consumers.
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Islamic banking avoids interest, which the Qur'an forbids as enriching investors at the expense of entrepreneurs, thus widening inequality.
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"When kids have some understanding of the destination they're in, their trip becomes more memorable and enriching," she said.
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"We are enriching more uranium than before the deal was reached," President Hassan Rouhani said in a televised speech.
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After vowing to stop processing plutonium, they covertly shifted to enriching uranium the other way to make a bomb.
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On Thursday, Rouhani said the country was enriching more uranium than it did before completing the JCPOA in 2015.
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I can't see a rationale beyond further enriching the rich while making the lives of the poor more miserable.
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This time it might resume enriching uranium to a 20 percent level, which is dangerously close to weapons grade.
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And the political left greeted foreignness as a value in itself, enriching Germany's menus and diluting its Nazi DNA.
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By 2006, the United Nations Security Council demanded that Iran stop enriching uranium, a main fuel of nuclear weapons.
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Or will they simply be crypto-entities, traded for money, enriching those that can afford to invest ridiculous sums?
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" Katherine agrees: "It just feels very enriching and supported and earthy in a way that a city obviously doesn't.
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Federal public policy will be aimed at further enriching the 1 percent and leaving American workers out in the cold.
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"When we talk about defeating poverty, we're not talking about impoverishing the rich, but about enriching the poor," Petro said.
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"Playing Rayna has been a privilege and a deeply enriching experience for me," Britton said in a statement to CNN.
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Clinic workers around the country spend their workdays supporting their patients, and enjoy full, enriching lives when their shift ends.
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For 2019, Frommer's put together a list of 19 places for enriching journeys, including Singapore, Bulgaria, Zimbabwe and Nagasaki, Japan.
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You're getting a taste, but it's fun and more enriching to do the whole album experience as an art director.
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A 1936 report by a bipartisan Senate committee declared that enriching arms manufacturers was the major cause of the war.
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"I think as Elon Musk supporters the greatest gift we can help give him [is] enriching his health," said Gazdecki.
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This is a President who is enriching himself while using the Oval Office to do that, and that is outrageous.
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It's about helping people find closure and it's really enriching – not in the artistic sense but in the social spectrum.
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The UAE deal contained the "gold standard" in such 123 nuclear agreements, because it contained safeguards against enriching and preprocessing.
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Mr Holzhauer has finished first among the three contestants in 22 consecutive appearances, winning (and enriching himself) by unprecedented margins.
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In response, Tehran said earlier this month that it would start enriching uranium at higher levels, breaching an international accord.
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Interrupted periods of oxygen-enriching blood flow, even for short periods, cause neurons to die, resulting in serious brain damage.
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Under the deal, Iran committed to reduce its operating centrifuges enriching uranium by two-thirds, to just over 5,000 machines.
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They are once again enriching themselves from cocaine, illegal mining and extortion, intimidating the population and attacking the security forces.
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Clinton's remarks Sunday, given her audience, were also very targeted towards enriching historically black colleges and universities and addressing racism.
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Such economies lift up those at the bottom of the income scale as well as enriching those at the top.
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You want to come to the table with something that is valuable that's enriching their life, not just your life.
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It felt petty; at least when you're listening to something you can use the excuse that you're enriching yourself somehow.
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The group had accused Benzeevi of enriching himself at the expense of the cash-strapped hospital, which subsequently declared bankruptcy.
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"Well-funded denier organizations have long claimed that polar bear scientists are somehow enriching themselves with research grants," said Amstrup.
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According to Dr. Cohen, creativity can benefit aging by strengthening morale, improving physical health, enriching relationships and establishing a legacy.
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Last summer Ms. Trump toured the nation cheerleading for tax cuts that penalize working families while enriching her own family.
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But there are only so many hours in the day, many of which were devoted to enriching my Jewish self.
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In previous talks, Saudi Arabia has refused to sign an agreement with Washington that would deprive it of enriching uranium.
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It did not say exactly what purity level Iran was enriching at, only that it was above the 3.67% limit.
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But handing the 2022 World Cup to Qatar seems to have backfired for the self-enriching cabal in the end.
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The worm they developed, dubbed Stuxnet, targeted the machines that controlled uranium-enriching centrifuges in the Iranian city of Natanz.
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In fact, the deal allowed Iran to continue enriching uranium and — over time — reach the brink of a nuclear breakout.
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This is a president who is enriching himself while using the Oval Office to do that and that is outrageous.
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According to Rex Geveden, CEO of BWX Technologies, enriching uranium to produce Haleu fuel is the only sustainable way forward.
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But the visit won't actually provide your dog with the kind of enriching mental and emotional stimulation that dogs need.
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And it could cause the US an almighty headache by enriching uranium beyond the limits agreed in the nuclear deal.
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She also participated in multiple science-enriching experiences at school, including an internship in Kentucky working with an equine therapist.
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It's still a win, and an enriching one, even if it doesn't look exactly the way you wish it did.
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He is accused by prosecutors of enriching himself with payments to dealerships in the Middle East and falsifying his income.
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And they are enriching themselves more and more by the minute by monetizing and exploiting the presidency, day by day.
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What sets Baby Rave apart from other toddler activities is that it doesn't try to offer an educationally enriching experience.
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Instead, she says your priority should be to create an enriching morning routine that does not immediately begin with work.
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In fact, the deal allowed Iran to continue enriching uranium and, over time, reach the brink of a nuclear breakout.
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Rikou and Yalouri cited the presence of Rick Lowe, the artist and founder of Houston's Project Row Houses, as enriching.
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Kamalvandi said options included enriching uranium to 20% purity or beyond, and restarting IR-2 M centrifuges dismantled under the deal.
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The Senate just passed the Trump Tax Increase, 1:203am, enriching the 1% & concentrating wealth in the hands of the few.
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Crowley's political roots are in a county organizational that is organized around enriching a handful of political lawyers at the courthouse.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said last week that Tehran would start enriching uranium to "any amount we want" on July 7.
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They know that keeping controversy alive extracts loyalty from a rapt audience, enriching their multi-million dollar music and merchandising empires.
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Ghosn has been charged on several counts of financial misconduct and of allegedly enriching himself at Nissan Motor Co Ltd's expense.
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Increasingly they recognize that government spending, which is sold as necessary for the disadvantaged, inevitably ends up enriching the politically-connected.
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Tupac Shakur was one of hip-hop's brightest stars, enriching the genre with a blend of poetic wit and gritty realism.
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That money is enriching hedge funds, other Wall Street investors and top drug company executives, but it isn't necessarily helping patients.
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This ended up enriching all these white guys and it's become a haunted graveyard that the whole business is built on.
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Pixie isn't here to turn people away from the bigger players on the high-street, but create opportunities for enriching discovery.
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In July Iran breached a cap on the purity of that uranium, enriching it to levels slightly closer to weapons-grade.
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Still, Ms. Rousseff is rare among top politicians in Brazil in that she has not faced accusations of illegally enriching herself.
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And every subsequent purchase of Aramco shares will raise the value of the company just a little, further enriching the king.
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The king "instigated wars and led raids," taking prisoners "with the sole purpose of filling the royal stockade" and enriching himself.
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Christopher Koelsch, the president and chief executive of Los Angeles Opera, said that the chamber opera movement was enriching the field.
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But there is little reason to assume that Mr Trump will limit himself to enriching his own family and business associates.
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This mostly holds up until 2002, when the US discovers that North Korea has secretly been enriching uranium for nuclear weapons.
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The big picture: Enriching and reprocessing capabilities make it easy to exploit peaceful nuclear activities to develop a clandestine weapons program.
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The spirit of the content farm is dead because they've moved on to a more enriching brand of mass-produced content.
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Traveling is one of the most enriching experiences in life, but as frequent fliers are well aware, it doesn't come cheap.
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Technology is only a tool in service of greater ends, and those ends presumably extend beyond creating billionaires and enriching investors.
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In the current battle, the dissidents contend that Ms. Deane is enriching herself while failing to maximize profits for the shareholders.
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Gold would allow the regime to suppress some of the country's needs while allegedly enriching Maduro and winning the military's favor.
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Deutsche Bank has conducted a campaign of charming and enriching China's political elite to become a major player in the country.
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Confidential documents reveal the troubled German bank's brazen campaign to win business in China by charming and enriching the political elite.
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He's not coming to anyone's rescue, just giving the Trump-Kushner clan a loftier status and more leverage for enriching themselves.
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He is also a reminder that living a life of enriching separatism is more attainable for those with certain preëxisting advantages.
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Apparently, a lot of people are enriching themselves in this shady business, laughing all the way to the bank ... or whatever.
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It was so enriching for my soul to see so many young people who have a connection beyond this physical world.
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Uber argues that the cap forces drivers to rent vehicles, enriching fleet owners, and costing drivers thousands of dollars a year.
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Tens of thousands of economic migrants trek from sub-Saharan Africa, attracted by the bright economic glow of globalization enriching Europe.
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According to organizers, the "Save Venice" event was an enriching challenge for the Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Vicenza team.
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So he sticks closely to what he knows, the brand of Trump: promoting it, positioning it, defending it and enriching it.
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By enriching the credit and including the affluent, the Trump expansion itself has brought attention to the poor children it excludes.
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However, there is no international standard prohibiting Iran from enriching uranium, said Daryl Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association.
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Iran has said it may start enriching uranium again if it can no longer see any economic benefit to the deal.
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You're giving away all the smuggling routes and opium and all the things that are enriching the Taliban and fueling the insurgency.
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"Tax reform" isn't just about enriching companies and their shareholders; Trump also wants to cut income taxes for the rich, straight-up.
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U.S. intelligence services allege that North Korea is still enriching uranium and hawks on North Korea are disappointed about the latest meeting.
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Ghosn, who denies any wrongdoing, is awaiting trial in Tokyo on charges of financial misconduct and allegedly enriching himself at Nissan's expense.
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Iran announced in January that it would abandon restrictions on enriching uranium but would continue to cooperate with the U.N. nuclear watchdog.
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This can be enriching to founders, who can go on to start another firm or provide financing to peers with smart ideas.
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Mexicans are more receptive than ever to Mr López Obrador's message that a "mafia of power" is enriching itself at their expense.
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The IRGC is embedded in a strictly-managed kleptocracy aimed at enriching those in power at the expense of the Iranian population.
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On Sunday, Iran's deputy foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said Iran would begin enriching uranium to 4.5 percent for its Bushehr power plant.
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He has spent his entire adult life embodying the ideals of unfettered plutocracy, enriching himself without any concern for the public good.
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Enriching what came before is great, but you also need to connect new material to what was already put to the page.
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Instead of rote memorization of historical facts, these students were learning to think like historians — and enriching their community as they learned.
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Iran said last week that it was now enriching uranium to 5%, higher than the 3.67% mentioned in the deal, AFP reported.
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If virtual reality replaces photographs it will be by erasing, not enriching the way we think about and return to our pasts.
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For that, many voters blame the government of the elder Mr. Bongo, who was known for enriching himself while his population suffered.
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These can be enriching, even if your stomach drops when confronted with a tab that exceeds the cost of your first car.
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"Artists and musicians have some of the least capitalistic products to offer society, but some of the most culturally enriching," Meraki says.
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Extend the ban on Iran's enriching of uranium to weapons grade from the original 15 years Obama negotiated to 25 years. 2.
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Mr. Trump is not wrong to think that trade agreements have shortchanged America as a whole while enriching corporate and financial interests.
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That could drive up their trading value, enriching some companies with credits to spare, while putting others at risk of non-compliance.
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The program has seeped into my daily life, enriching my work as I find myself applying the concepts we study to projects.
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I also began to consider how best to convey the epistemologically enriching experience that learning to live with a disability can be.
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Deutsche Bank has conducted a brazen campaign of charming and enriching China's political elite to become a major player in the country.
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Instead it focuses on enriching the lives of all the people a company touches, including its customers, employees, suppliers, communities and shareholders.
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But the two parties have everything to gain by enriching their statehouse talent pools and confronting the underrepresentation of women in government.
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In reality, law enforcement officials say, many of the investment schemes are sophisticated ruses with the sole purpose of enriching the founders.
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Make the time you have with your dog meaningful and enriching; after all, your dog wants to spend time with you, too.
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Yet another announcement came in November: Iran said it would inject uranium gas at its Fordow facility and begin enriching uranium there.
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Tehran recently announced that contrary to the terms of the 6900 nuclear deal it had put advanced centrifuges to work enriching uranium.
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But many of them also inhibited younger performers from reaching their greatest potential and enriching us with what they might have made.
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While only at lower levels, Iran was permitted to continue enriching uranium, an irreversible blow to what's left of the nonproliferation regime.
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Perhaps, when faced with a choice between helping more Americans or personally enriching himself, Trump would indeed put the American people first.
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It's the type of burial I want for myself, hopefully enriching the area I so love to wander in during my hikes.
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It was a hugely inefficient process that served little purpose other than to increase the cost of offering loans and enriching banks.
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Deepening, enriching and extending the contemporary dialogue of art history, or rather art histories is something that's difficult to find fault with.
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Few states regulate whether care is enriching or developmentally appropriate, and many allow staff-to-toddler ratios of 1:10 or higher.
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And ordered chronologically, the experimentation of his art unfolds, the paintings included alongside the prints enriching the fantastical settings of his subjects.
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Over the past few months, numerous reports have emerged suggesting that Carson's campaign staffers are great at enriching themselves and ... not much else.
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The Avengers criticize the older groups of militants for kidnapping people, killing Nigerian soldiers and allegedly enriching themselves after the 2009 amnesty program.
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That made sense; the cut cost $1 trillion over 10 years, and served no obvious policy purpose other than personally enriching Donald Trump.
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The Pentagon says US forces will keep ISIS from enriching itself with oil revenues, and secure the fields for the Syrian Kurds instead.
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Federal ethics rules prohibit him from any activities that would be "self-enriching" or could be seen as an abuse of his post.
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Collaboration tools exist so that multiple teachers (or parents) can build better, more enriching assignments, ultimately competing with the staple education textbook publishers.
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We expect a degree of enriching leakage in any cultural study, but New York Extravaganza is ridiculous — though it is fun as excess.
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If Trump continues to hold a stake in his global business empire, everyone will be asking how his every move is enriching him.
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Iran also says it's begun to exceed its limit on enriching uranium, the element can serve as fissile material in a nuclear weapon.
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Mr Funes has been in Nicaragua since 2016, when prosecutors started investigating him on suspicion of illegally enriching himself while he was president.
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The zoo gives these seasonal treats to the animals as a way to provide them with a complex, enriching and ever-changing environment.
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That has the effect of enriching those who'd then own a relatively larger slice of a company by making each share more valuable.
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Bamford plays a version of herself, a comedian of the same name who returns from the hospital determined to live an enriching life.
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The liquid is primarily comprised of potassium nitrate and alunite—the main ingredients of a life-enriching elixir documented in ancient Taoist texts.
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The move is intended to penalize some industrialists who are seen in the West as enriching themselves from Mr. Putin's increasingly authoritarian administration.
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To be more open to strangers, because those interactions will always be enriching, and openness to them really greases the wheels for fun.
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We are rewarding failure, enriching the incompetent at the expense of the talented, and undermining competition, and that should worry all of us.
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"The defendants stole her childhood and her labor for years, enriching themselves while leaving her with pain and an uncertain future," Dreiband continued.
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Iran recently started enriching uranium beyond a limit established in a 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers, a deal from which Trump withdrew.
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They argue that the focus on testing has forced struggling schools to cut back on enriching programs like field trips and arts education.
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Picken has been a steady email correspondent for a decade or so, enriching me about his loves: hockey, Canada, Japan, birds and waterfalls.
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They worried that Mr. Kerry had promised the Iranians concessions on enriching uranium that the White House was not yet willing to make.
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But it does not want to be seen to be enriching a government that outlaws peaceful protests and jails anyone who defies it.
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Iran had explored aspects of a nuclear program, including enriching uranium, gathering plutonium and researching methods of bomb-making before the 2015 agreement.
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Apple's latest "Shot on iPhone" campaign, which launched yesterday, celebrates beauty and diversity in enriching — and very hard to make fun of — ways.
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If gang leaders are enriching themselves at the expense of the rank and file, Mr. Henríquez should be the wealthiest capo di tutti.
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It began enriching uranium up to levels of 4.5%, which is still far below the level needed to produce a nuclear weapon (90%).
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Authorities arrested Ghosn on suspicion of enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan, having already charged him for financial misconduct.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan called Mr. Trump's comments "unhelpful," clearly wishing he could return to his daily schedule of enriching the wealthiest Americans.
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The unions argued that the agencies were unfairly enriching themselves at the writers' expense, mainly through the decades-old practice known as packaging.
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It lacks the elegance and nuance of this show's metaphorical storytelling at its best, and it flattens Willow's characterization instead of enriching it.
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Iran will step up its work on developing new centrifuges for enriching uranium, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Wednesday, according to The Guardian.
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The IAEA verified on September 25 that Iran had begun enriching with advanced centrifuges, but in much smaller numbers than the IR-1s.
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Since Washington withdrew, Tehran has stepped back from its nuclear commitments and has said it would no longer recognise limits on enriching uranium.
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I did not know that it was nearly impossible to use the internet at all without enriching the online superstore or its founder.
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New technologies are enriching our lives while leaving us vulnerable to foreign adversaries' efforts to weaken us by turning us against each other.
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If the court sides with the Mr. Liu and Ms. Wang, the S.E.C. will lose a weapon to prevent defendants from enriching themselves.
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Preserving the past experience of the former while enriching and evolving the Potter universe for the latter was never going to be easy.
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Iran has also begun to flout some aspects of the nuclear deal itself, by enriching uranium to proscribed quantities and levels of purity.
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Now consider North Korea, with 20 to 60 nuclear weapons, and facilities for producing plutonium and enriching uranium, many of which are hidden.
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Unlike Idaho National Laboratory, these companies will be enriching uranium to produce Haleu rather than downblending highly enriched uranium from spent nuclear fuel.
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One possible next step for Mr. Rouhani would be to announce that Iran is increasing the level to which it is enriching uranium.
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And your destination — work with enriching purpose — will be as individual and as specific to your gifts, talents and proclivities as your fingerprint.
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Saudi Arabia has previously refused to sign any agreement with Washington that would deprive it of the possibility of one day enriching uranium.
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It soon became a standard measure worldwide, deeply enriching the conversations doctors have with their patients, and in many cases helping with diagnosis.
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But it has previously refused to sign up to any agreement that would deprive it of the possibility of one day enriching uranium.
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The regime is also antagonizing European nations party to the 2015 nuclear deal, including breaching the terms of the agreement by enriching uranium.
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Now comes the hard part: returning the seized money to the people of the countries affected without enriching a kleptocrat all over again.
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"He's an ambitious man and in the course of gaining power he developed a system of enriching himself and his assistants," he said.
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No one who has filled out the SF 86 has found it to be an enriching experience; It's invasive, tedious and time-consuming.
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It's some of the most enriching work that I've done, because every rehearsal you find something new, and something new speaks to you.
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The important question is to understand why is it that some people have these experiences and they become even life-enriching, enhancing experiences.
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Taking in large numbers of people who do not share their new country's language, culture, and religious beliefs can be enriching and valuable.
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The agreement limited Iran, for 15 years, to enriching uranium to a maximum of a 250% concentration of a fissile isotope called U-210.
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Tehran has threatened to next week restart enriching uranium in violation of the 2015 nuclear deal, from which Trump withdrew the US in 2017.
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"Humor's been a helpful tool for us because it helps us deal with the ugliness in a way that's soulful and enriching," he said.
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Some of the most enriching drawings employ recto/verso leakage and smoky sfumato (close figure/ground relationships), and these are also the least finished.
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But it is better that addicts take safe doses of familiar substances under sanitary conditions than for them to risk their lives enriching criminals.
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"Individuals close to the government have been enriching themselves, their friends and family members at the expense of Hungarian and European taxpayers," she said.
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Virtual reality might turn out to be more about enriching trips through history than defeating zombie hordes, according to Richard Marks of Sony's PlayStation.
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Deutsche Telekom and Japan's SoftBank, the majority owner of Sprint, aren't particularly concerned with enriching Dish as a competitor, two of the people said.
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Online programs also can't replace preschools' roles as childcare facilities, enabling parents to work while their kids are in a safe and enriching environment.
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Flush from that payday, Bisanz used it to start a new brand that makes a difference by enriching the lives via your daily diet.
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This in no way answers the problem of conflicts of interest arising from businesses and foreign government's currying Trump's favor by enriching his companies.
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With Obama and three other former presidents sitting nearby, Trump accused previous U.S. administrations of enriching Washington at the expense of struggling American families.
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Some believe it to be a move in the right direction, enriching better fights in the amateurs and an aid in cultivating amateur talent.
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That immigrants are giving back to the country, enriching our communities economically and socially, protecting Americans and American values, and, ultimately becoming Americans themselves.
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Director, Institute for Research on Higher Education By Randi Weingarten For people who choose educating others over enriching themselves, college debt can seem insurmountable.
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His team could not say what they would do if Iran resumed enriching uranium or if there was a schism in the transatlantic relationship.
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He had kept peace for decades by pampering the elite, enriching the army, and treating the poor, which meant practically everyone else, like dirt.
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"Uber SkyPark elevates the urban transportation experience, enriching lives at the personal, neighborhood and community scales," Mithun partner Jason Steiner said in a statement.
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"Our next step will be enriching uranium beyond the 3.67 percent allowed under the deal," he said, according to a state-run Iranian broadcaster.
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The TV writers, affiliated with the Writers Guild of America, claim that the major talent agencies have been enriching themselves at the writers' expense.
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"Listen, it's so enriching and really amusing to succeed at a deal," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 2006.
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The money was supposed to benefit the Malaysian public but ended up enriching Goldman and those close to Najib Razak, who was prime minister.
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"Our next step will be enriching uranium beyond the 3.67% allowed under the deal," Zarif said, according to the state-run Iranian broadcaster IRIB.
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Under Mr. Gordhan's stewardship, the National Treasury had become a bulwark against the freewheeling spending at state enterprises that was enriching Mr. Zuma's allies.
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Iran has long been secretly "enriching," in total violation of the terrible 150 Billion Dollar deal made by John Kerry and the Obama Administration.
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That, ladies and gentlemen, is how they made Buc-ee&aposs into not just any road trip destination, but a delightful and enriching experience.
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The co-working company's S-1 filing revealed a whole bunch of chicanery, mostly in service of enriching Adam Neumann, its founder and CEO.
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Germany said Iran's move to abandon limitations on enriching uranium could end the pact, which European governments have been trying to stop from collapsing.
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Tehran has already breached many of the deal's restrictions on its nuclear activities and on Sunday said it would abandon limitations on enriching uranium.
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Germany said Iran's move to abandon limitations on enriching uranium could end the pact, which European governments have been struggling to prevent from collapsing.
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In the past 10 years, American corporations have spent trillions of dollars in buybacks and dividends, stunting growth while enriching shareholders and mediocre executives.
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He said that if the U.S. softened economic sanctions on Iran, it would likely cease enriching Uranium to the standards set by the deal.
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Ghosn, who faces four charges, including hiding income and enriching himself through payments to dealerships in the Middle East, denies the allegations against him.
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Iran enriching uranium to 20% would make the E3 more willing to trigger UN sanctions, as would stockpiling sufficient uranium to build a bomb.
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If the law is upheld, countless women across the country will be left without the care and life-enriching support they need and desire.
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And perhaps it is those conditions that make texting back a friend or creating "holiday magic" for our families feel alienating, rather than enriching.
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The regime is also engaging in nuclear blackmail, enriching more uranium and installing new centrifuges, and threatening once again to advance its nuclear program.
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At the start of his first term, he authorized the Stuxnet cyberattack that destroyed about a thousand of Iran's centrifuges used for enriching uranium.
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It's not just the occult magic of the market that's enriching Ivanka Trump's children while health insurance premiums soar and public school budgets wither.
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If not stopped, the integration will cement Facebook's monopoly power by enriching its data trove, allowing it to spy on users in new ways.
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It may not be able to save us from the frustratingly long line at Starbucks, but this "life-enriching" moisturizer intends to soften the blow.
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The powerful men enriching themselves in the shadows of the Kremlin are aware that once the leader's aura begins to dissipate, their power is threatened.
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She's also promised to recuse herself from government affairs affecting her assets and is prohibited by law from intentionally enriching herself with the new gig.
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I spent 40 freaking minutes looking at myself in a mirror, carefully applying melting cleansers, exfoliating masques, and enriching oils into my face and neck.
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The settlement grows fresh vegetables and raises pigs and chickens, enriching a diet that consisted mainly of rice, beans, maize and yucca during the war.
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The Guardian noted they also floated the idea of enriching the uranium to a higher level of up to 220 percent starting on July 22016.
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Make no mistake about it: this crisis is enriching Wall Street investors and real estate speculators -- and making it impossible for many families to survive.
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" "We are deeply committed to integrating science and culture on Maunakea and in Hawai'i," Yang said, "and to enriching educational opportunities and the local economy.
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It's kind of sad because a two-hour film, or two hours spent with a book or a record, can be spectacularly engaging and enriching.
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As one of the few countries that had mastered enriching uranium at 20%, Iran has agreed to stop that activity and has eliminated its stockpile.
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The years of ZIRP and QE served mainly to drive up asset prices, enriching those who are already wealthy and doing little for everyone else.
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And whatever the fate of the most ambitious ventures, the navigable, networked and knowable world that today's satellites are creating, reinforcing and enriching will endure.
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The most recent allegations: Zuma is accused of steering government contracts to two wealthy Indian-born brothers, the Guptas, and enriching himself in the process.
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They argued that the proposal would dramatically exacerbate income inequality by enriching corporations and the wealthy at the expense of middle and working class Americans.
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The crops are presently sequestering 85033 tons of carbon per acre per year, further enriching the soil and eliminating the need to use synthetic fertilizer.
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Despite the charges against her, Ms. Rousseff is rare among top politicians in Brazil in that she has not faced accusations of illegally enriching herself.
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In previous talks, Saudi Arabia has refused to sign up to any agreement that would deprive it of the possibility of one day enriching uranium.
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It reduced its centrifuges, including removing the centrifuges in its underground Fordow uranium enrichment facility and refraining from enriching uranium there for 15 years. 5.
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He said the deception enabled Ben & Jerry's and its parent Unilever to charge premium prices, unjustly enriching themselves and violating a Vermont consumer protection law.
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Reducing the future of Cuba to mere economic expansion in hopes of enriching both American investors and the Cuban people is nothing but a fantasy.
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Much of this money will surely be wasted, further enriching the new breed of fat-cat campaign operatives, and further alienating voters with toxic advertising.
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Opponents accuse Mr. Vucic of using European Union ambitions to mask traits that belong to the Milosevic era: centralizing power and enriching his inner circle.
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For now, Iran is still only enriching to the 85033 percent limit set by the deal — enough for power plants but far from weapons-grade.
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For now, Iran is still only enriching to the 3.67 percent limit set by the deal -- enough for power plants but far from weapons-grade.
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Further enriching the case, it's notable that PPG was advised back then by Lazard, the New York investment-banking firm now working on Akzo's defense.
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As twin registries merge and incorporate big data, as in the new study, experts like Craig look forward to new stages of twins enriching science.
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How he's able to articulate life and what it means to be human through how he sees reality as a physicist is fascinating and enriching.
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True, those public jobs pay very low wages, and Orban has also practiced crony capitalism on a grand scale, enriching a new class of oligarchs.
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Whether or not that suburban strategy proves financially enriching for say, white middle America's favorite braggadocious and menacing rappers, GAIKA frets over the cultural implications.
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However, in areas where they defeated the Islamic State, some militias took over the extremists' illegal activities, enriching themselves but doing little for local communities.
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The army, known as the Tatmadaw, has displaced millions of people while making billions of dollars in profit from natural resources — and enriching its officers.
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Iran said in May it would start enriching uranium at a higher level, unless world powers protected its economy from U.S. sanctions within 60 days.
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Pros: The atmosphere is cerebral without being pretentious, boasting rich literary events, arts programming, and creatives in residence meant to foster a culturally enriching experience.
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He said that while the programming would be varied, it would mainly serve Tanglewood's main goal: enriching the experience for people to enjoy classical music.
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"Nonprofits are legally required to ensure that their funds are used for their for their stated public purpose, not for enriching private interests," he said.
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On Thursday, Mr. Hook called on the United Nations to return to its demands from before the nuclear deal to prohibit Iran from enriching uranium.
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Proponents of arbitration say the process is a more efficient way to settle disputes than class-action lawsuits that end up mostly enriching plaintiffs' lawyers.
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In the last few years, Somali government officials have been steadily enriching themselves, analysts said, while much of the population has sunk deeper into poverty.
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Inventive, socially responsible architects flourished in Germany and the Soviet Union in the 1920s, enriching lives and creating buildings that are now acclaimed as classics.
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Iran&aposs leaders said they will return to enriching uranium with impunity, and our allies in Europe and the Middle East are angry with us.
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Iran said on Sunday that it would scrap limits on enriching uranium, taking a further step back from the 2015 agreement with six major powers.
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At the time, Iran threatened to start enriching uranium at a higher level, unless world powers protected its economy from U.S. sanctions within 60 days.
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That model, bringing in federal funding and academic brainpower, is one that's worked well before in developing innovation clusters and enriching communities down the line.
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Giuliani rejected the idea that he was enriching himself abroad through his associations with the President in a conversation with CNN Investigative Reporter Drew Griffin.
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Duterte supported the burial of Marcos, who was widely accused of brutality and plunder and enriching his cronies and family, which remains influential in politics.
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But, perhaps for the first time, generals and ayatollahs who are enriching themselves at the expense of the average Iranian are also feeling the pain.
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Iranian scientists are enriching uranium at a higher grade and reinstalling more technologically advanced centrifuge machines, activity they had ceased when the deal was intact.
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They say it could violate the Constitution's emoluments clause, since foreign governments would essentially be enriching the President to do business with the United States.
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The most heart-skippingly passages in "The Last Black Man in San Francisco" don't so much drive the story as slow things down, enriching it.
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It is a story about death, but death in life, enriching it with meaning, pushing life on, keeping the blood moving from now till then.
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Some said his objections Wednesday to enriching insurers could be addressed by strengthening language in the compromise to ensure the money directly benefits customers, not companies.
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"My spontaneous street jam with Bernard Davey was a soul-affirming, enriching experience which summed up everything I love about street culture," wrote Walker on YouTube.
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"Iran has long been secretly 'enriching,' in total violation of the terrible 3003 Billion Dollar deal made by John Kerry and the Obama Administration," Trump tweeted.
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Ghosn, out on bail and awaiting trial in Japan, has been charged on several counts of financial misconduct and of allegedly enriching himself at Nissan's expense.
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Tehran said in May that Iran would start enriching uranium at a higher level, unless world powers protected its economy from U.S. sanctions within 60 days.
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"When you get to plants that are this rare, they are barely clinging to existence in the forest and they're no longer enriching humanity," Winter says.
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Ghosn, who denies any wrongdoing, is out on bail and awaiting trial in Tokyo on charges of financial misconduct and allegedly enriching himself at Nissan's expense.
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For example, they said, he gave an estimate of how many gas centrifuges - devices used in enriching uranium - Iran would need to accomplish its nuclear goals.
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The story of British life in 2017 is that new immigrants are enriching and combining with this mongrel culture as loyally as their predecessors once did.
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How soul enriching to leave behind a sleazy Presidential candidate's hate and hubris to be in the presence of a masterful artist's refined vision and voice.
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By doing so, they would channel the Taylor Swift income stream away from Big Machine and toward Swift herself, enriching Swift at the expense of Braun.
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Sir Angus worries that the British economy is "enriching the few at the expense of the many", which in turn "is making a mockery of democracy".
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If they fail, Mr Rouhani warned that Iran could resume enriching uranium to higher levels of purity, which would shorten its path to a nuclear bomb.
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Although no one accuses Mr Morales of enriching himself, this year his son and brother were charged with issuing false invoices to the state property agency.
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The Digital Revolution has been enriching our lives for the past three generations, while at the same time boiling the metaphorical frogs of our economic system.
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Iran's nuclear deal currently bars it from enriching uranium above 6553%, which is enough for nuclear power plants but far below the 90% needed for weapons.
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Horsehead had to defend its plan during a three-day trial against allegations by an official equity committee that noteholders were enriching themselves at shareholders' expense.
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Instead, he listened to the Republican party, and surrounded himself with greedy, corrupt people who only care about enriching themselves at the expense of everyone else.
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Nessler lost all of his money in the Wall Street Crash of 1929, but history gives him credit for advancing technology and even enriching women's lives.
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"Drones will provide another valuable data stream for our analyses, enriching our database and potentially helping us provide even more value to our clients," he says.
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Sixty-one days into his presidency, Trump has already done a great deal of self-enriching, epitomized by his routine weekend trips to Trump-operated businesses.
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Indeed, Facebook's shares have soared along with its sales and profits since its initial public offering in 2013, enriching those shareholders who've bet on Zuckerberg's leadership.
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But one and a half times that amount was disbursed in unspecified cash withdrawals, which may have also gone to enriching its staff, the investigators said.
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European countries have sought to maintain and uphold the agreement, which prevents Iran from enriching uranium for weapons development, following the Trump administration's exit in May.
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In 2018, Democrats will be running against Trump and a bill that raises taxes for millions of middle class families while personally enriching members of Congress.
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In previous talks Saudi Arabia has refused to sign up to any agreement that would deprive it of the possibility of one day enriching uranium itself.
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These lands and animals form the fabric of many communities, enriching local economies and cultures, supporting outdoor recreation and boosting the ecological health of the region.
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The nuclear deal bars Iran from enriching uranium above 22019 percent, which is enough for a power plant but far from what's needed for a weapon.
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High-quality child care is a win-win, helping to raise earnings now and increase productivity over the long term while enriching the lives of children.
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First, membership in a multiplicity of organizations provided Americans with what now goes by the name of "soft power"—networks of enriching social connections and friendships.
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Mr. Haughey divided the Irish between those who saw him as a champion of the people, and those who viewed him as a self-enriching scoundrel.
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Yet Mr. Miranda and his investors could find better ways to give back to the community than vastly underpricing most "Hamilton" tickets and enriching ticket resellers.
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In filling these critical positions, the Trump Administration would do well to ensure that its nominees are focused on serving the public, rather than enriching themselves.
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And if, in the meantime, Iran continues enriching its uranium to higher and higher levels, that will put it closer and closer to getting the bomb.
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We all found it to be an enriching, non-America-first perspective, and I personally loved working on my Spanish over all those long cab rides.
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Enriching uranium up to 20% purity is considered an important intermediate stage on the path to obtaining the 90% pure fissile uranium needed for a bomb.
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They are "art with a message" — enriching the act of reading by illustrating the main idea, essential meaning, emotion, or most compelling elements of an article.
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He describes a "society of accomplices" in the gold industry, enriching themselves at the expense of the Venezuelan people, including the miners working around El Callao.
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Corruption, impunity and violence in prisons are mostly tolerated, these advocates say, because the system serves the party's interests by silencing dissidents and enriching prison guards.
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That it is not is only because so many of the demands made by FIFA's self-enriching, self-interested guardians of the game are so comic.
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The wild card is greater government spending, especially given the growing view that further monetary stimulus will achieve little save enriching the owners of financial assets.
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But, on January 5th, two days after the killing of Suleimani, Iran said that it would no longer limit the number of centrifuges for enriching uranium.
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But Iran has warned that unless the world powers protect Iran's economy from U.S. sanctions within 60 days, Iran would start enriching uranium at higher level.
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Perhaps even more important, Price — a Georgia Congressman and orthopedic surgeon — has compiled a long list of questionable behavior, mostly in the service of enriching himself.
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The sanctions are designed to penalize some of Russia's richest industrialists, who are seen in the West as enriching themselves from Mr. Putin's increasingly authoritarian administration.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Monday that it saw no threat of nuclear weapons proliferation after Iran's decision to abandon limitations on enriching uranium.
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In a November breach of the agreement, Iran had announced it was enriching its agreement stockpile of about 300 kilograms of uranium to a 4.5% level.
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Like the first season, "Sex Education" tackles huge topics like sexual harassment and asexuality in a way that is not only respectful, but wise and enriching.
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"Phony Eddie Rispone isn't new to politics — he's been a prolific donor focused on enriching himself and his cronies for decades," Lee said in a statement.
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Republicans seem likely to pass their atrocious tax bill, which will exacerbate inequality and undermine the Affordable Care Act while further enriching Trump and his children.
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As part of the 2235 treaty, Iran was limited to enriching its uranium to just 903 percent and stockpiling no more than 290 kilograms of it.
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"When we talk about defeating poverty, we're not talking about impoverishing the rich, but about enriching the poor," said the bespectacled Petro, surrounded by family members.
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First, practically: if Iran is enriching way more uranium at lower levels, it may have more of the centrifuges in action that are needed to enrich it.
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"It will result in providing a sustainable solution – reducing the carbon footprint while enriching the lives of people in various communities here in Abu Dhabi," he said.
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Privately, some campaigns are arguing that the approach is enriching consultants and ad vendors while forcing smaller campaigns to waste money trying to inflate their donor numbers.
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And now, Chopra is asserting that she added "Jonas" to her name not because she's taking on a new identity, but rather because she's enriching her own.
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Ghosn, currently out on bail and awaiting trial in Japan, has been charged on several counts of financial misconduct and of allegedly enriching himself at Nissan's expense.
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Apple's iPhone X and its TrueDepth camera is about to transform these lenses (or filters) we know and love into something even more powerful and, potentially, enriching.
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He said Iran could resume enriching uranium to 20 percent purity if it fails to see economic benefits from the 2015 deal that curbed its nuclear program.
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Brown joins a growing list of prominent Democrats railing against corporations' use of what critics call financial engineering, enriching shareholders at the expense of the average worker.
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Now, Iran is threatening to resume enriching uranium closer to weapons-grade levels if European nations don't offer it new terms to the deal by July 7.
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Dissatisfied with European and the U.S. responses, Iran breaches more sensitive parts of the deal, such as enriching to 20% or limiting access by international nuclear inspectors.
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" Veterinarians have failed to find a cure for Tilikum, the company said, and so their focus is now on keeping him comfortable and creating an "enriching life.
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Not to be confused with marzipan, frangipane is a spreadable cousin to pastry cream made by enriching an almond-paste base with sugar, butter, and eggs. Jaconde
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The truth is that Trump is a bigot in a business suit, stirring ugly passions to prey upon the angst of the poor to continue enriching himself.
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The industry's most prominent evangelists—near deities in our own world—say they are enriching the human experience, making us more connected, more tolerant, and more satisfied.
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By the age of six, she estimates, children of wealthy parents have spent as much as 883,300 more hours in enriching activities than those of poorer families.
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Hall believes this signals a shift in the Star Wars universe, an indication that the women's stories can be just as rich, and enriching, as the men's.
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To off-set this troubling rate of turnover, we must assure all teachers can access, and receive ongoing support to implement, enriching, engaging, and evidence-based curricula.
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While enriching to just under 28500 percent — well short of weapons-grade 6900 to 2628 percent enrichment level — the Iranians, nonetheless, are no longer respecting the limits.
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Separately, the IAEA's report also confirmed that Iran had been enriching uranium and using centrifuges in Fordo, an underground site in the country's northwest, the AP reported.
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"Getting exposed to local culture is enriching and shows us a world beyond ourselves," said Ashish Sanghrajka, the president of Big Five Tours & Expeditions, a Stuart, Fla.
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Tehran recently announced that it would continue enriching uranium beyond the limitations of the agreement amid skyrocketing tensions with Washington, alarming several European signatories of the deal.
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Rather than enriching himself and his firm with billions of dollars as he could have done, Bogle passed along savings to the retirement accounts of individual investors.
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Kamalvandi said options included enriching uranium to 20% purity or beyond, and restarting IR-2 M centrifuges that were dismantled as one of the deal's core aims.
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Iran also suggested it might start enriching that fuel to levels higher than what is needed for nuclear power plants — its stated purpose for the nuclear program.
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Mr. Bongo's family has long been criticized for enriching itself with proceeds from the country's oil and mineral wealth while much of its population lived in poverty.
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Tish's mother, Sharon, (Regina King, reliably forceful) even travels to Puerto Rico to confront the woman (Emily Rios), which uneasily complicates the story instead of enriching it.
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That America spends more on its military than most other countries on the planet combined, enriching defense contractors and their lobbyists along the way, is well known.
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The Justice Department's accusations continued: In total, over $21 billion in 226MDB funds was laundered through American banks, enriching Mr. Najib, his family and friends, prosecutors said.
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Mr. Pruitt pressed for the changes, often bemoaning the high costs to businesses of the existing rules and suggesting that lawyers were enriching themselves off the system.
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Takeyh predicted Iran could begin enriching uranium up to 20 percent, which is still below weapons-grade but speeds up the time it takes to get there.
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The financial statements of Trump administration officials offer insight into the lucrative private political work that's available in Washington, enriching even those who are vocally anti-establishment.
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An effort by the United States to seize assets from officials who stole their countries' wealth is now focused on returning the loot without enriching the looters.
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The federal government continues to funnel hundreds of billions into dubious projects that do little for taxpayers while enriching a cadre of connected bureaucrats and special interests.
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Because the lessons we learn can be shared with relevant government and NGOs to improve customer choices and advance public policy, further enriching the shared value cycle.
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Related: In an Op-Ed, Chuck Schumer and Bernie Sanders call for limiting corporate stock buybacks, which has become a major tool for further enriching the rich.
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These are all legitimate views that have been discussed, and they have contributed to enriching this area of research and possibly to improve the understanding of disability.
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The news agency said that the International Atomic Energy, a global nuclear energy watchdog, had found that Iran breached the JCPOA by enriching uranium with advanced centrifuges.
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Once among the world's most feted auto executives, Ghosn is awaiting trial in Japan over charges including enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan.
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But never before in American history has the president of the United States been a person whose entire career has been single-handedly devoted to enriching himself.
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In fact, they found the experience so enriching that they did it all over again this year and queued up for the same deal — this time to Malaysia.
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"Even as it poses as a group of Islamic freedom fighters ... Abu Sayyaf has behaved as criminals focused on enriching themselves by taking hostages for ransom," Aquino said.
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"We are deprived of everything while the Kurds are selling our oil to help the regime and enriching themselves," said Abdullah Issa, a protester from al Tayaneh town.
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We're big advocates for solo travel, but seeing the world with a group of like-minded people is an equally enriching experience — albeit in a totally different way.
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But he added a dire warning: If Iran and other countries in the agreement can't agree on a way forward, Iran might start enriching uranium at uncapped levels.
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Yes, it might be an enriching and conflicting and fascinating experience that you got from this place, but it's thorny, and you've gone elsewhere to make your life.
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The move is permissible under the deal, which restricts the country from enriching weapons-grade uranium and caps the country's allowed stockpile of enriched uranium at 660 pounds.
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Known for his taste in French fashions, Mr. Sassou-Nguesso handed over the oil industry lock, stock and barrel to a French conglomerate, enriching himself and his colleagues.
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The Iranian Nuclear Program The Trump Administration's Goal: Iran must be prohibited from enriching uranium or reprocessing plutonium; two "pathways" to producing the core of a nuclear weapon.
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Ms. Rousseff also points out that she has never been charged with illegally enriching herself, in contrast to many of the politicians overseeing the push to oust her.
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Growth of household wealth has outstripped income, enriching those lucky enough to have houses and financial investments and leaving those who rely solely on wage income far behind.
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A report by the International Atomic Energy Agency revealed on Monday that Iran is enriching uranium at its heavily fortified underground Fordow site and speeding up enrichment generally.
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"All of us will form part of a deeply enriching national dialogue," said Moreno, offering an olive branch to the press, saying it was part of that conversation.
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I've always found it to be an enriching and enlightening experience that's just so different from Europe and America in terms of the cultural beliefs, spaces, and practices.
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Though he doesn't yet have the time to organize one, he believes that beyond showcasing cultural differences, it would be enriching as an illustration of how society transforms.
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"Iran has long been secretly 'enriching,' in total violation of the terrible 150 Billion Dollar deal made by John Kerry and the Obama Administration," Trump said on Twitter.
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Tehran has responded by enriching uranium beyond set limits and threatening to restart deactivated centrifuges and ramp up enrichment well above the level deemed normal for electricity generation.
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So what did Mr. Dauman accomplish, other than indulging his anger toward Mr. Redstone and enriching a bevy of lawyers and other advisers, to the detriment of Viacom?
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And C.I.A. officials are watching to see whether the North reveals in the declaration a covert plant suspected of enriching uranium, the other main fuel for nuclear arms.
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In 2004, the government disclosed that its scientists had dabbled in reprocessing and enriching nuclear material without first informing the International Atomic Energy Agency as required by treaty.
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Cuba has relaxed its migration laws: Before 2013, ballplayers' movements were more strictly controlled, enriching smugglers who siphoned players off the island on cigarette boats for hefty fees.
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Mr. Powell, as a Wall Street guy, is more likely to pursue the Greenspan formula — further enriching financial engineers and putting the rest of the economy at risk.
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The New York State Attorney General was also investigating WeWork in the late fall, including whether Neumann had been enriching himself through intertwining his personal and corporate investments.
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The constant American endeavor to live by our values is a great strength that has drawn generations of strivers and dreamers to the United States, enriching our population.
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Even Mr. Ramaphosa's deputy, David Mabuza, has been accused of enriching himself and cultivating patronage by siphoning funds from education budgets while serving as a provincial education minister.
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Riyadh's worries spiked in 2003 when it was revealed that Tehran had secretly built a vast underground plant for enriching uranium — a fuel for nuclear arms and reactors.
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To judge from furious street protests that have swept the nation, the party devolved in the eyes of many into a patronage network enriching a well-connected few.
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An enormous raft of volcanic powder is floating across the South Pacific Ocean, and may eventually end up enriching the Great Barrier Reef with nutrients and new lifeforms.
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Thousands of teachers devote their professional lives to providing a warm, caring and enriching education to the more than 110,000 students who attend New York City's 275 yeshivas.
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In a post-opening study of visitor engagement, respondents rated their "Outbreak" experiences very highly with respect to gaining accurate knowledge and enriching their understanding of epidemic risks.
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"The last five years on Superstore have been some of the most rewarding, enriching, and enjoyable years of my career," Ferrera said in a statement, according to Variety.
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"The last five years on 'Superstore' have been some of the most rewarding, enriching and enjoyable years of my career," Ferrera said in a statement obtained by CNN.
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However, these projects were awarded by the departing government, and the new government may be hesitant to allow them to proceed if it means enriching its political opponents.
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Starting in the early 2000s, Deutsche Bank unleashed a brazen campaign of charming and enriching China's political elite in order to become a major player in the country.
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They are still enriching now at purities of around 4.5 percent, modestly above the limit required under the 2015 accord but useful only for fueling nuclear power plants.
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On Saturday, he criticized the Church as the "most hypocritical institution", meddling in government policies and said some bishops were enriching themselves at the expense of the poor.
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Trump was joined by the heads of several banking lobbying groups that opposed the CFPB rule, contending it would kill cheaper options for consumers while enriching trial lawyers.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has exploited the war to seize a vast swath of the country, winning new recruits and enriching themselves from oil smuggling.
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Moreover, beyond emboldening Iranian hardliners, sweeping U.S. sanctions are enriching the most conservative, anti-American voices in the Islamic Republic, further undermining the Rouhani administration's anti-corruption initiative.
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In a moving farewell floor speech in 2004 covering a variety of in-depth policy issues, Hollings expressed gratitude for the enriching opportunity to serve in the Senate.
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If somebody buys a tank of gas in Scotland from an airport that I don't own, and they happen to go to a hotel, he is enriching himself.
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This is scattershot and utterly unmotivated policy, rooted in deep scientific ignorance, enriching a small set of fossil fuel executives on the basis of no coherent policy rationale.
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Strangely, there's a certain joy in knowing that the Sackler fortune has helped contribute to institutions that are free, accessible, and enriching, places that produce William the Hippo.
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Enriching nuclear material is a crucial step in harnessing the atom to generate electricity and in building the most devastating weapon humanity has ever devised, the atomic bomb.
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"You can argue that you're not enriching these people," says David Snelson, the boss of Pbi2, a security firm in Mogadishu that has helped free some of the hostages.
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In a six-figure digital ad buy anticipating his Florida rally, Democratic super PAC Priorities USA blasted Trump for gutting Obamacare and enriching the wealthy with his tax cut.
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Iran added that it would start enriching uranium at a higher level unless other European signatories to the deal protected its economy from the U.S. sanctions within 60 days.
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The chase has enraged and captivated India at a time when the public increasingly believes the country's debt-laden government banks are enriching its flashiest, most corrupt business tycoons.
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Enriching this spatial and auditory experience is a series of interviews played throughout Top Secret with former intelligence operators and key whistleblowers, like Edward Snowden, from around the world.
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The city needs a smaller city council; more transparency; a powerful inspector general; a charter and a set of ethics to ban politicians from enriching themselves with side businesses.
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After a year of abiding by the agreement, a bid to win European sympathy, Iran last month said it would begin enriching uranium in excess of the prescribed limits.
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Each panelist, with their individual expertise on the world of punk graphic arts, will bring their own take to what is sure to be a robust and enriching conversation.
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By contrast, Britain's complicated and corrupt system of tariffs, bounties, monopolies, and other legal devices was just enriching the already wealthy while leaving the rest of the country impoverished.
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Creators can't blow their handful of chances on financially unsuccessful or creatively unfulfilling projects: they need to make the most of their space by being powerful, enriching, and unique.
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Enriching uranium to 20 percent, as Iran suggested it may do in the future on Monday, would arguably be more provocative than breaching the limits on low-enriched uranium.
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The point is that the current system stratifies player salaries to the benefit of the league, enriching a few players in exchange for keeping salaries down for the rest.
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Zelenskiy called on lawmakers to use the two months until the election to pass laws that would strip them of immunity from prosecution and ban officials from enriching themselves.
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The president of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, and leader of the opposition, Riek Machar, were accused of enriching themselves during a civil war that broke out in December 2013.
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One solution could be a uniform salary for state legislators, pinned to a state's cost of living, that guarantees a basic living wage without enriching legislators from wealthy backgrounds.
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When we prioritize the rights of guns above the rights of children, we as a culture are giving up on the idea of school as an enriching, joyous place.
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First, it exceeded the maximum stockpiles of enriched uranium; then it began enriching to a higher level of purity, a potentially crucial step on the path to a bomb.
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Strategies High fees, often hidden from view, are still enriching many advisers and financial services companies at the expense of ordinary people who are struggling to salt away savings.
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These medical students are acquiring skills in the kitchen early in their career and creatively enriching their education, and ability to treat patients, in possibly the most fundamental way.
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The frenzy could be mitigated if due value were placed on the high school years as formative and enriching in their own right, and not solely as a steppingstone.
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In New York, foundations also keep school districts from exceeding the state's tax cap, while at the same time satisfying an unending wish list of enriching programs and equipment.
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Compounding the problem, Sempra's executive compensation structure is not engineered to reward its leaders for enriching shareholders and its board empowers the longest-serving members, Elliott and Bluescape claim.
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Iran on Monday also threatened to take further steps in 60 days, including possibly restarting centrifuges that were dismantled under the nuclear deal or enriching uranium to 20 percent.
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Critics accused Omar Bongo of enriching himself and his family with proceeds from the nation's oil and mineral resources while much of the population outside the government circle suffered.
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Wilentz has responded to all this sharp criticism by absorbing it and refining and enriching his argument to the point where he is more than fair to every objection.
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Mr. Bongo has tried to distance himself from the lavishness that was a hallmark of his father, whose tenure was best known for enriching himself and the loyal elite.
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But Kamalvandi stressed that Iran would still be enriching to the 3.76 percent limit set by the deal, meaning the uranium could not be used for a nuclear weapon.
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Iran on Monday also threatened to take further steps in 60 days, including possibly restarting centrifuges that were dismantled under the nuclear deal or enriching uranium to 21625 percent.
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But this Labor Day, unions and workers are under attack from a Republican President and a Congress focused on further enriching the wealthy at the expense of everyone else.
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David H. Brooks, a former military contractor who was found guilty of insider trading and fraudulently enriching himself through company funds, died on Thursday in prison in Danbury, Conn.
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And much of his campaign money went to a small group of marketers and consultants, enriching a handful of operatives close to Carson even as his poll numbers sank.
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The 2015 Iran nuclear deal capped the amount of enriched uranium Iran could have to under 660 pounds and restricted it from enriching that uranium above 3.67 percent purity.
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Before the nuclear deal, Iran was enriching its uranium to 20 percent purity, a level that takes it perilously close to what is required to build a nuclear weapon.
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We are where we are in American politics, in part, because all these big-picture projects succeeded in enriching private interests … but failed to achieve their stated public goals.
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Tehran said last week it would abandon limits on enriching uranium, though it would continue to cooperate with the U.N. nuclear watchdog (IAEA), which is policing the nuclear pact.
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Dr. Hecker has toured that nation's secretive labyrinth of nuclear plants four times and remains the only American scientist to see its facility for enriching uranium, a bomb fuel.
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The JCPOA is another name for the Iran nuclear deal in which the Islamic republic was asked to stop enriching uranium in exchange for a lifting of economic sanctions.
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" The president went on to claim that not only is he not enriching himself, but that he's losing money: "I'm going to lose billions of dollars and that's okay.
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When politics trumps science and the law, enriching industry's coffers at the expense of imperiled wildlife, it's our job as conservationists to uphold the law and the public trust.
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"Moreover, new services and the growing investment in original programming that is exclusive to streaming are enriching the [over the top] experience," Roku said in the letter to investors.
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These partition sales invariably resulted in the land being sold at well below its market value, enriching the buyer while leaving the displaced and dispossessed family members with nothing.
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The agency suggested that it might soon begin enriching the uranium to higher levels of purity, bringing it closer to what would be necessary to build a nuclear weapon.
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Simply put, the software specification enables people to capture enriching "I did X" activity statements — from connecting with Twitter influencers to earning certifications — and present them as an experience graph.
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She has also brought great energy and organizational coherence to her direction of the Bangalore and Gdynia strategic centers, which play such a crucial role in enriching our news file.
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Ghosn, who faces charges of fraud and misconduct, is awaiting trial in Japan over charges including enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan, Japan's No. 2 automaker.
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By painting Ocasio-Cortez as a hypocrite, Scarry and other critics are suggesting that when she talks about wealth redistribution, she's really talking about enriching herself with other people's money.
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Humanity must work out how many resources should be diverted from other, valuable uses—from life-enriching consumer goods to funding for pensions—to the task of limiting global warming.
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Thankfully, as we descend into these dark times, more creative minds like Najam's give these commercials a relatable spin, enriching our lives and making each ad a bit more bearable.
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Mr Pompeo demanded that Iran stop enriching uranium, allow nuclear inspectors "unqualified access" and end its involvement in Syria, Yemen and Lebanon, or else face "the strongest sanctions in history".
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"This has been an incredibly enriching and rewarding experience, and I thank every single one of you for that," Atkins wrote in a memo to MTV staff obtained by CNBC.
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Worse yet, they also hamstring or corrupt the legal and regulatory system, and many strip-mine whatever government safety nets may exist in favor of further enriching their kleptocratic cronies.
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His 103-strong herd of British white cattle — he introduced livestock in 210 — would eventually eat through the field, turning the plants into cow patties and enriching the soil further.
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Diplomats earlier told Reuters the IAEA told member states in a closed-door meeting Iran was enriching uranium to 4.5% purity, above the 3.67% limit set by the international treaty.
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"Our policy is to focus effort on assisting the Cuban people, not enriching the Cuban military," one top adviser said, an implicit charge that the Obama administration did just that.
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"Retailers are seeking direct sales opportunities as well as enriching the consumer's experience of the brand using virtual reality," said the report published by J. Walter Thompson Intelligence in November.
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Beginning in 2006, the United Nations imposed a series of sanctions that instructed Iran to stop enriching uranium and followed up with additional economic measures that pressured Tehran to comply.
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Analysts say one reason for the pullback is disappointment that Exxon did not launch a buyback program, even as its peers have begun enriching investors by once again repurchasing stock.
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Labor inspectors said that the work for Traduzindo o Verbo could not be considered voluntary because leaders were enriching themselves from the work of followers who were kept in poverty.
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In previous talks, Saudi Arabia has refused to sign up to any agreement with the United States that would deprive the kingdom of the possibility of one day enriching uranium.
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Iran has continued to increase the number of various types of advanced centrifuge with which it is enriching at the one site where enrichment is allowed under the deal, Natanz.
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He blamed the market reforms of the 1980s for enriching the elite at the expense of the rest and for destroying the sense that everyone is in the same boat.
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As he was enriching Palmer, McCormack was building IMG into a sports and entertainment talent giant that was sold after his death to Theodore H. Forstmann's buyout firm in 2004.
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The DNC is mulling several initiatives aimed at enriching the state parties that have expressed frustration over the lack of funding, resources and attention they've received from the national party.
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Next door to Sinai in Gaza, the ruling Hamas movement is not only sworn to Israel's destruction but is cooperating with Sinai militants and enriching them through a tunnel economy.
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The salmon, after spending two or three years fattening up in the ocean, return to Alaska and provide bounties of food for bears while enriching the Alaskan ecosystem with nutrients.
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It's like a visual representation of the feeling you get when you shake off a deadbeat and realise that, actually, they've been holding you back rather than enriching your life.
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"Zinke's days of plundering our lands and enriching himself and his friends are over," Nicole Ghio, senior fossil fuels program manager for Friends of the Earth, said in a statement.
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Though Chinese government officials might try to paint these "reeducation camps" as enriching experiences, a report published in October by the French news service Agence France-Presse undermined that narrative.
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Fathers who've been around for a while are likely to be more established in their careers and able to provide better schooling and a more enriching environment than younger fathers.
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And now we are a month away from the Iranians who claim now that they're going to blow the caps on enriching uranium and the Iranians have told us this.
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It suggests what art after Trump might be, and what it must be: a reflection on the mutually enriching relationship between contemplation and action; the political and the secular spiritual.
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Traditional plots of land are slowly becoming parts of bigger operations, eroding a way of life but enriching local residents and helping more Chinese people move into the modern world.
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He made his name as one of the most aggressive activist investors, shaking up companies like Wendy's and Canadian Pacific Railway and enriching himself and his investors along the way.
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The director Alice Waddington sets the look and mood swiftly, most successfully through the costumes and the production design, both adorned with dollops of color and witty, texture-enriching filigree.
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Trump's intransigence will force civil servants to choose between two masters—serving the public by rigorously enforcing the lease's terms or enriching the president by yielding to the president's sons.
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Most people agree this isn't acceptable, yet there's a reluctance to regulate behavior for fear of ruining the secret sauce that has been enriching Silicon Valley for decades, Dauber says.
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Even more recently, the mullahs have taken a supposed "research" facility at Fordow and started enriching uranium with advanced centrifuges, an activity that must have been planned years in advance.
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He was first arrested in Tokyo in November 2018 and faces four charges - which he denies - including hiding income and enriching himself through payments to dealerships in the Middle East.
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Should Iran stockpile this much and begin enriching beyond 5%, such as up to 20%, the United States and Israel would become significantly more likely to attack to stop it.
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Malin Hansson, 41, a sexologist and specialist in reproductive health in Gothenburg, applauded the initiative, arguing that sex reduced stress, improved sleep and strengthened immunity, while enriching intimacy between couples.
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So, when it comes to an easy, concrete step the company could make, right now, to curb carbon emissions at the expense of enriching itself with Exxon cash, Amazon refuses.
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Saudi Arabia is refusing to accept a deal that would forbid it from enriching uranium and reprocessing plutonium, the mechanisms necessary not for nuclear energy but for developing a weapon.
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This includes everything from enriching alerts and technologies with vetted threat intelligence, all the way to creating scripts to automatically act on a known threat to automate well-defined play.
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This was a breach of the 2015 nuclear deal, which banned Iran from enriching uranium at the facility and compelled the Iranians to turn it into a physics research center.
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But progress has been slow as the kingdom opposes measures that would prevent it from enriching uranium and reprocessing plutonium, two potential pathways to making fissile material for nuclear weapons.
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"Sending this art into space was an exercise in deeply enriching a largely technological endevour with art and creativity," Charlie Nordstrom, a filmmaker at Pier 9, tells The Creators Project.
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His decision to break from the deal makes our country less safe by damaging our diplomatic credibility, weakening our alliances, and reopening the door for Iran to start enriching uranium.
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She simply argued that it was fresh and new and dangerous, rather than primarily casting Trump as a fraud who would pursue an agenda of enriching his fellow rich businessmen.
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Y., said to address Trump's aversion to enriching insurers, Democrats had offered to delay the measure's impact for a month after enactment to let insurers lower premiums after payments were restored.
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In the midst of confronting this latest crisis, Haiti needs allies in the world community whose sole priority is enriching the lives of ordinary Haitians without conflicting financial and political interests.
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However, rather than reducing poppy output, this campaign seems to have merely relocated opium production to areas controlled by the Taliban—enriching the very group America has sought desperately to defeat.
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The inherent challenges in this, as well as coming up with an effective payment mechanism that doesn't end up enriching the Iranian government, he said, "could mean waiting for some time."
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Yes, of course, a library, by its mere existence, is an inherently enriching thing, but what happens when you stick one in a place that was designed to isolate and confine?
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First, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a lawsuit by Maryland and the District of Columbia that claimed Trump is enriching himself with spending by foreign governments at his hotels.
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But this very contrariety is mutually enriching: Guillot's weirdness helps to bring out the latent weirdness in Gold, and Gold's classicism points to Guillot's easily overlooked use of longstanding sculptural conventions.
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But while those figures paint a bleak picture, it's also true that there are many amazing female reporters of color out there who are enriching the media landscape with their work.
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Two famous whales, two very different lives and a powerful example of what captivity means for an orca: not just a potentially shorter life, but a less enriching one, as well.
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Digital Asia Hub, FAT ML and ITS Rio will be hosting conferences and workshops to which experts across fields will be invited, advancing and enriching the conversations around various AI issues.
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In the past two weeks it has begun enriching with two large, 164-machine cascades - which were removed under the deal - of the more advanced IR-2m and IR-4 centrifuges.
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But one potential sticking point could prove to be Riyadh's ambitions to have the ability of one day enriching uranium - the process for producing fissile material which can have military uses.
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Living in two cultures at once is very enriching for most people but very unsettling for others, said Lorenzo Vidino, the director of the Program on Extremism at George Washington University.
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Rio is just the latest fiasco, harming the country's citizens, further degrading an already distressed environment and enriching the corruption schemes, both minor and major, that are common at such events.
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But neither Clinton nor Trump wants to nationalize banks or greatly redistribute wealth (unless one includes Trump's plan to slash taxes again for the wealthy, further enriching the top 1 percent).
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But if you're in it for the long haul with a mature, emotionally evolved Cancer, you're in for an enriching experience with a partner who cares endlessly about how you feel.
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Dmytro Razumkov, the head of Zelenskiy's party, said parliament has blocked the president's reform initiatives, including bills to strip lawmakers of immunity from prosecution and another on officials illegally enriching themselves.
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According to anonymous sources, those nation-states were the United States and Israel, whose military intelligence sought to infiltrate Iran's nuclear facility at Natanz and and take down uranium-enriching centrifuges.
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Either the new leaders will find a way to make global capitalism a more enriching proposition for larger numbers of people, or they, too, risk being swept aside as anger builds.
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And lawyers like Gloria Allred should come clean and at least address the issue that was asked by Mr. Rutenberg: What role does enriching lawyers play in allowing these serial settlements?
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Saudi Arabia has also pushed back against nonproliferation standards on any program, including limits on enriching uranium and reprocessing of plutonium, both of which are possible paths to making a bomb.
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The president's "establishments offer government patrons something that plaintiffs cannot", Judge Leval explained: "the opportunity, by enriching the president, to obtain favourable governmental treatment from the president and the executive branch".
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It remains a great challenge for caretakers, helping our elderly loved ones experience life that, no matter the constraints and limitations, no matter the place they live, is purposeful and enriching.
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As Nissan's economic woes were revealed, Japanese prosecutors increased the pressure on Mr. Ghosn, who faces various charges, including misreporting his income to financial regulators and enriching himself at Nissan's expense.
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T.A.O.'s most public success was an operation against Iran called Olympic Games, in which implants in the network of the Natanz nuclear plant caused centrifuges enriching uranium to self-destruct.
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The sanctions — against seven of Russia's richest men and their companies as well as 17 top government officials — were aimed at penalizing those seen as enriching themselves from Mr. Putin's government.
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"By contrast, President Donald Trump, despite promising to look out for America's 'forgotten' men and women, has further rigged the economy against them, enriching himself and his billionaire friends," Saunders added.
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"Thinking about how life was in the Arabian Peninsula and trying to imagine the way people hunted, lived and buried the dead was very much enriching," he wrote in an email.
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We spent months poring over them and found that the records shed light on the trillions of dollars that move through offshore tax havens, depriving public coffers while enriching the ultrarich.
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Moving from attenuated atmospherics to rigorous propulsion, Craig Taborn displays a gift for arranging and enriching sound; it can be hard to tell where his compositions end and spontaneous invention begins.
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Ghosn was first arrested in Tokyo in November 2018 and faces four charges — which he denies — including hiding income and enriching himself through payments to car dealerships in the Middle East.
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Helen Gao BEIJING — When the Chinese government privatized housing in the 1990s, enriching a vast swath of the urban population, it was hailed as a remarkable achievement of the reform economy.
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The dysfunction is rooted in history: A deal to end a civil war nearly 20203 years ago divided power between 18 recognized religious sects, enriching political elites and effectively institutionalizing corruption.
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BRT last month surprised the financial community by announcing a new set of principles for corporations that said enriching shareholders can no longer be the sole driving force for a business.
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As the story goes, the exploding stars scattered their ashes across space where they could be incorporated into new stars and repeat the cycle, gradually enriching the chemistry of the cosmos.
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That's because, when done right, sci-fi can offer a truly enriching cinematic experience—one where science and technology can easily be tempered with humor, horror, drama, or all of the above.
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Exxon went ahead and signed a bilateral agreement with the Kurds to develop oil they controlled — enriching Exxon but undermining the goal of running oil policy through the central government in Iraq.
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Tensions with Iran, for one, remain high, and the country has announced it has begun enriching nuclear material past the limits set by the deal from which the Trump administration walked away.
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Nevertheless, as you review so many other books I do enjoy and as so many other readers find poetry enriching, it would be churlish of me to be critical of your decision.
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That means deferring to Republican congressional leaders on policy while, in exchange, they defer to him on matters related to corruption, self-dealing, and his general program of enriching the Trump family.
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If ASEAN can implement these policies effectively, the region can be propelled into the vanguard of the digital revolution, making the member economies more competitive and enriching the lives of its citizens.
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He proved a poor judge of character, surrounding himself with staff, advisers and friends who squabbled, fell out and accused one another of enriching themselves or their associates as donations poured in.
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What we will bring to light through Fueling U.S. Forward is that energy isn't about numbers on a spreadsheet—it's about people and how energy is the cornerstone to enriching their lives.
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When I called the bank's international currency trading center, based in another country, they were unable to explain to me how I could transfer money without unnecessarily enriching them in this way.
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Not content with enriching his family to a phenomenal degree, Bo Xilai, the party boss of Chongqing, a south-western region, also made a bid for a job at the very top.
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Asahd's Initiative, a program part of Khaled's We The Best Foundation, will focus on enriching the lives of children by financially supporting programs focused on community needs, family values and youth entrepreneurship.
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And so I have a simple question for Tim in response: what could a tech company do that's more life-enriching and humanity-lifting than allow people to talk to each other?
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The home-improvement retailer is enriching its online selection of bedding, furniture, and other decor product, in a bid to become a true one-stop shop for folks fixing up their houses.
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"We are having a very rich and robust debate about a particular format of conversation between the candidate and the press, which is I'm sure very enriching for most people," she said.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog reported on Monday that Iran was enriching uranium at its underground Fordow site and rapidly accelerating enrichment more broadly, outlining Tehran's latest breaches of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Under the JCPOA, Iran is barred from enriching any uranium above 3.67 percent and from possessing more than 300 kg of uranium gas, less than the amount needed for even one bomb.
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Now, the president has returned to saber-rattling, amid unsurprising reports that Iran is enriching uranium above the limits set by the Obama-era nuclear accord, which Trump withdrew from in May.
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But the current early childhood workforce system is failing our youngest students by leaving teachers with too little pay — and limited access to the resources they need to shape enriching learning environments.
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In another breach of the deal, Iran announced Wednesday that it would begin enriching uranium with centrifuges at the country's Fordow nuclear site, which is built into the side of a mountain.
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In my lifetime, I've seen this corrective action occur three times, with no detriment to the polis, but rather, an enriching and meaningful contribution to the larger American conversation on public policy.
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Trump also accused Iran of secretly enriching uranium for a long time but offered no evidence, and Iran said after the 33-nation meeting in Vienna that it had "nothing to hide".
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In a separate closed-door meeting with member states on Wednesday, IAEA inspectors confirmed that Iran was now enriching uranium to 4.5% fissile purity, above the 3.67% limit set by its deal.
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"The shows will be in line with the values and principles, and will include enriching content that is not contrary to Shariah laws and ethical values of the kingdom," the ministry said.
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Last month, Iran warned the other signatories — France, Germany, Russia, China, and the U.K. — that it would restart enriching high-level uranium if they didn't fulfill their promises under the 2015 pact.
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The Writers Guild of America's Los Angeles and New York branches accused the agents of enriching themselves at their clients' expense and demanded that they agree to a new code of conduct.
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And I had a parallel feeling after a long day exploring this exciting capital city: It was enriching and enjoyable, made even more so knowing I'd kept my expenses to a minimum.
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But feminist philosophers like Louise Antony and Helen Longino have offered strong analytic arguments for enriching the "masculinist" view of knowledge with elements previously ignored, perhaps as signs of "feminine" cognitive weakness.
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"It's your life savings on the line—not the bankroll of some modern-day John D. Rockefeller—when Democrats push to limit companies' methods of enriching their shareholders," the WSJ writers claim.
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As a businessman Trump was known for finagling suspicious bargains and fleeing steep bills, all in the interests of getting more for less, living larger than he otherwise might and enriching himself.
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He was first arrested in Tokyo in November 2018 and faces four charges for alleged financial crimes including hiding income and enriching himself through payments to car dealerships in the Middle East.
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Isn't it time for all Americans to ensure, by means of public-private endeavors, that wealth, rather than merely further enriching the already extremely well-off, circulates throughout our entire economic system?
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Everything else — your solid track record as a student and employee, your wonderful partner and friends, your deeply enriching self-care roster of therapy, yoga and journaling — are all thanks to you.
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But the Cold War arms race meant the US was already in the business of enriching uranium for weapons, so nuclear reactors based on solid uranium took off while liquid reactors stalled.
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Ghosn was first arrested in Tokyo in November 2018 and faces four charges for alleged financial crimes including hiding income and enriching himself through payments to car dealerships in the Middle East.
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Ghosn was first arrested in Tokyo in November 2018 and faces four charges for alleged financial crimes including hiding income and enriching himself through payments to car dealerships in the Middle East.
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Mr. Feldman said Mr. Trump's withholding of military aid to Ukraine was critical to the definition of abuse of power, as it combined two central aspects: enriching himself and undercutting national security.
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But the potential for conflicts in these operations has become a hot issue recently as companies like Valeant Pharmaceuticals International have been attacked for pricing policies that hurt consumers while enriching executives.
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So instead of being served content that is geared towards them, that is safe for them, that's enriching for them, and that's fun for them, they're going to be watching what exactly?
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In the early 21st century, Albee wrote an enriching companion piece to "The Zoo Story" called "Homelife," and the two works were staged in tandem at Second Stage Theater a decade ago.
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That's the hope of the blockchain is that the uses that we're finding for it now are not gonna be the uses that turn out to be the most enriching for humanity.
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There's a coherent, self-sufficient game world; but there's also all those loose tools for players and DMs to pick up and play with, enriching their role-play with props and mechanics.
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Since it's immensely important in international diplomacy right now, it's worthwhile to understand what goes into enriching nuclear material, how the nuclear process works, and the strategies for keeping it in check.
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As it stands, the agreement effectively eliminates Iran's prospects for enriching enough uranium for a civilian nuclear program and makes it much more tedious to gather the material required for a weapon.
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The median age of tech startups going public has stretched to 12 years, and by the time they list have achieved most of their growth, enriching only an elite group of investors.
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Saudi Arabia, which wants to build two reactors initially, has pushed back against U.S. limits on enriching uranium and reprocessing spent fuel, both of which are potential paths to a nuclear weapons program.
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Rouhani warned on Wednesday that the nation would begin enriching uranium at a higher level within days, shortly after Iran announced it had in fact exceeded limits on its low-enriched uranium stockpiles.
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The boom is in part a result of a new Chinese policy that allows consumers to buy second-hand cars from a different province, enriching the variety of car options for rural residents.
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Go bomb the crap out of someone -- a tack which also has the advantage of using up a lot of materiel and enriching the defense contractors who contribute so heavily to political campaigns.
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His particular mix of business and politics looks less like an omnipotent fusion of government and corporation than a petty kleptocracy, bent on filling overpriced hotel rooms and personally enriching some fellow billionaires.
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Enriching uranium to a low level of 3.6% fissile material is the first step in a process that could eventually allow Iran to amass enough highly-enriched uranium to build a nuclear warhead.
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Last year a little-known blogger published an article arguing that the private sector had fulfilled its "historic task" of enriching the country, and that it was time for it to fade away.
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For Hamilton, 36, his biggest concern was financial stability and being able to provide enriching experiences for their child — but he came to the realization that it will never be the "perfect" time.
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The most important item of the authoritarian's playbook is this: He is in office not to serve the nation but to protect his own position of power, often enriching himself along the way.
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Ramaphosa has been accused of being out of touch (particularly after he bid $2 million for a prize cow at a livestock auction) and of enriching himself through a system he helped design.
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Records in her case, which Purdue has asked a judge to dismiss, accused Sackler family members of directing deceptive marketing of opioids for years while enriching themselves to the tune of $4.2 billion.
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Centered in the storied creative laboratory that is CalArts—an electric community of boundary-pushing visual and performing artists—the program's rigorous courses can be supplemented by enriching electives from across the institute.
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Data provided last week by S&P Dow Jones Indices confirms that commissions and fees in actively managed mutual funds are depressing fund performance and hurting investors — while enriching fund managers and advisers.
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This blatant disregard for the well-being of their citizens has exposed Iran's rulers for what they are: tyrants enriching themselves and expanding their power at the expense of the people they govern.
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Her father has ruled Angola since 1979 and government critics accuse his family and associates of enriching themselves while doing too little to spread the benefits of Angola's oil wealth to its people.
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Those traces were, however, of uranium, the diplomats said — the same element Iran is enriching and one of only two fissile elements with which one can make the core of a nuclear bomb.
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Authoritarianism: Moscow and Caracas share an aversion to genuine democratic governance, ruling by sidelining opposition candidates, enriching their inner circles at the expense of the public good and running sham elections. Anti-U.
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"It aims to contribute in reviving, renewing and enriching marine life and to provide the city a new attraction for environmental and marine tourism goers and diving lovers and professionals," the group said.
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Those traces were, however, of uranium, the diplomats said - the same element Iran is enriching and one of only two fissile elements with which one can make the core of a nuclear bomb.
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Hill-Burton, the first substantial inroads the US government made into health care, was designed to reinforce segregation, while enriching and empowering local political actors who were zealously invested in oppressing black people.
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The agency also left open the possibility that it might soon begin enriching the uranium to higher levels of purity, edging it closer to what would be necessary to build a nuclear weapon.
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In a changing world filled with dilemmas as well as unlimited opportunity, our deep heritage of ideas, texts and values is uniquely capable of elevating our lives and enriching the global moral discourse.
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Under the 2015 nuclear deal, Iran stopped enriching uranium to the 20 percent level that would allow for rapid development of a nuclear weapon and agreed to a limit of under 5 percent.
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Vietnamese business leaders and experts believe the two sides will reach a face-saving deal over Mr. Thanh, who is accused by Vietnamese officials of enriching himself while running a state construction firm.
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Critics note that some of the projects are little more than a tool for enriching construction companies, with part of the proceeds being returned to local politicians in the form of campaign donations.
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The government has slashed red tape and turned a blind eye to taxation, fueling a boom in private exports of everything from oil to chocolate, enriching the politically connected and traditional business elites.
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But as rain falls on farms in the foothills of the village, it carries nutrient-rich humus from the forest, enriching the soil and adding to the bounty of crops and wild food.
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They're also getting access to the President's son -- who far from being a disinterested party, avidly inserts himself into debates over his father's presidency and policies -- in exchange for enriching the Trump family.
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In addition, the kingdom has occasionally pushed back against agreeing to U.S. standards that would block two paths to potentially making fissile material for nuclear weapons clandestinely: enriching uranium and reprocessing spent fuel.
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Here is what we have in terms of our weapons, in terms of our sites for building those weapons, in terms of sites for enriching uranium and plutonium and so on and so on.
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Earlier on Wednesday President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that sanctions on Iran will "soon be increased, substantially!" following news that Iran was enriching uranium beyond the limits imposed by the Iran Nuclear Deal.
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I've written over and over about how much junk is used to fill open worlds, and while Origins has plenty, a handful of landmarks featured the kind of character-enriching moments that I crave.
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The sale of new equity and new secured debt is being conducted through a rights offering, a strategy that has been attacked in other restructurings as unjustly enriching the investors who backed the process.
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This is currently at the center of the United States beef with Iran, which was enriching uranium to about 1503 percent, not enough for a bomb, but more than enough for a nuclear reactor.
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Twitter doesn't need to grow anymore, but it does need to tirelessly push to make the product a more enriching part of our lives, instead of a liability we consider giving up for good.
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Cory Booker will play up that Trump came in on a promise to drain the swamp, "but we've seen the exact opposite — he's enriching his pals across the country," a Booker campaign aide said.
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Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, recently warned that if the deal's other signatories did not set about easing the country's economic pain by July 214th, the country would start enriching uranium beyond the 22017% level.
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ASTANA (Reuters) - The International Atomic Energy Agency, the U.N. global nuclear watchdog, opened a uranium bank in Kazakhstan on Tuesday, a $150-million facility designed to discourage new nations from enriching the nuclear fuel.
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We're getting off topic here, but when you spend two-thirds of your money further enriching the wealthiest generation in history — of baby boomers — I think we've kind of become ... Yeah, lost the story.
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But President Hassan Rouhani said that unless the world powers which signed the deal protect Iran's economy from U.S. sanctions within 60 days, Iran would start enriching uranium beyond limits set in the agreement.
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As Iran began enriching near 20 percent at Fordow in 2012, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE drew a literal red line before the world, with the implicit threat of preventive military action.
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For example, our project in Lakeshore Pampanga, the world's first livable food bar, sold over a 1000 homes in about 2 months so it's very enriching to see that people appreciate what you do.
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Clinton has spent her career preparing for this moment while Mr. Trump has spent his enriching himself and is unfit to be president, because of both to his past record and his recent statements.
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On Wednesday, lawmakers from both parties in the U.S. House introduced a bill that would reform U.S. law to ensure that partners on nuclear energy abandon the pursuit of enriching uranium and reprocessing plutonium.
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The regime is openly violating the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), by stockpiling excessive low-enriched uranium and enriching uranium to prohibited levels.
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Why it matters: In order to secure the deal, the Trump administration may relax the U.S.'s "gold standard" nonproliferation guidelines — conditions that would prohibit Saudi Arabia from enriching uranium or reprocessing spent fuel.
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With K Health's AI and machine learning capabilities, the platform also gets smarter with every conversation as it captures more outcomes, hopefully enriching the system and becoming more valuable to all parties over time.
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Iran would have restarted the activity it froze during negotiations: enriching uranium, adding to its stockpile of six bombs-worth of nuclear material, installing additional centrifuges, and continuing construction on its heavy water reactor.
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Saudi officials have said they would not sign a deal that would deprives the kingdom of the possibility of enriching uranium or reprocessing spent fuel in the future - both potential paths to a bomb.
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Full of Zen-channeling ideas for enriching trips, the illustrated book advocates living in the moment and embracing circumstances, including jet lag, a lesson she learned on a trip to China at age 10.
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The government accused Goldman of defrauding investors by raising more than $303 billion for the 1MDB fund, which was supposed to benefit the country's residents but wound up enriching the company and others instead.
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Still, many scholars and legal experts argue that American copyright law, which is mind-numbingly complex, has skewed toward enriching companies and the heirs of writers and artists at the expense of the public.
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So many games have delivered into my life enriching experiences that have changed my mode of thinking or gripped me with their unfettered cleverness, but in this single area, games have never since delivered.
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Carlson's economic argument—that globalization has impoverished millions while enriching elites—frequently merges with a racial one: that diversity itself is a threat to the country and that immigrants make it poorer and dirtier.
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While some restrictions ease or sunset after seven years, The New York Times reports that the key elements that prevent Iran from enriching the uranium needed for a bomb remain in place until 2030.
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On Thursday, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said his country is now enriching uranium at a higher level than before the nuclear deal restricted that activity, although experts are unclear how true that claim is.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The European Union is increasingly willing to consider Western Balkan states joining the bloc, which could help ensure peace in the region while enriching the EU itself, the bloc's integration commissioner said.
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As the American authorities continue to build a case, prosecutors in Malaysia have already accused Goldman, which raised money for the $6 billion fund, of enriching itself at the expense of the Malaysian public.
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Centered in the storied creative laboratory that is CalArts—an electric community of boundary pushing visual and performing artists—the program's rigorous core courses are supplemented by enriching electives, and in-depth study-abroad opportunities.
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There's no shame in being born into wealth, but there should be shame when your life's goal seems to be only enriching yourself further, no matter how your actions affect those who are less fortunate.
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A small group of asset managers opposed the plan because they said it was proposed in bad faith and attacked the private placement for enriching the select funds that helped negotiate the company's bankruptcy plan.
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Iran then declared, again, that it would soon abrogate parts of the nuclear deal by exceeding limits on its stockpile of nuclear fuel and, perhaps, enriching uranium to levels closer to those of a bomb.
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Zelenskiy called on lawmakers to use the two months until the snap election to pass a law that would strip them of immunity from prosecution and another law that bans officials from illegally enriching themselves.
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And if you are anything like me—that is, a sane person who is not obsessed with teenagers enriching adults by playing football for free—you had probably never heard of him before last night.
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It's a word I hate to use, because I like to think that all expression, all artwork, even if it's poor, is in some way enriching, but the opening hours of Episode One are boring.
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Laura Robert Rivera Member, Girl Scouts Of America: The 105-year-old organization helps girls become courageous, confident leaders — and reach their full potential — through a variety of enriching experiences, such as community-service projects.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani warned that his country will "start enriching uranium more than before" if the deal collapses, but said Tehran will continue negotiations with the remaining signatories to help ensure that doesn't happen.
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The whole idea of machine learning is that you can train it on the original sample, and then as the machine works, it will just start matching patterns and noticing patterns and enriching the model.
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Unlike Mr. Cunha and dozens of others in Congress who maneuvered to drive her from office, Ms. Rousseff remains rare among senior political figures in that she has not been accused of illegally enriching herself.
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But what's made many observers nervous is Riyadh's refusal to accept a deal that would forbid it from enriching uranium and reprocessing plutonium — the mechanisms necessary not for nuclear energy, but for developing a weapon.
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Ms. Rousseff alluded to the fact that she remains rare among major Brazilian political figures: She has not been accused of illegally enriching herself, in contrast to a broad array of legislators seeking her ouster.
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But the Otomí are enriching their designs with new experiences, including migration, said Diana Macho Morales, a social anthropologist at the National School of Anthropology and History who has carried out research in the community.
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They buy their kids boutique health care, take them on enriching trips to the Galápagos, and—most importantly—equip them with every educational advantage, from high-end preschools to SAT tutors to Ivy League tuition.
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But previous EB-5 scandals haven't been about government officials enriching themselves through the program, either — they've been about officials turning a blind eye to bad investments due to lobbying by powerful people outside government.
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He feared he would not have the time to oversee the process, and also wanted to avoid the perception that he was enriching himself from the campaign, the people who work with the campaign said.
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SACI's mission is to create an enriching environment for scholars of studio art, design, art history, and conservation by offering: Rolling admissions: the application and scholarship deadline for MFA and MA programs is March 15.
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Linda Nielsen is a professor of educational and adolescent psychology at Wake Forest University and author of "Between Fathers and Daughters: Enriching and Rebuilding Your Adult Relationship" and "Father-Daughter Relationships: Contemporary Research and Issues."
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They used the upheaval at the tax agency to seize greater control over the National Treasury, further enriching themselves at enormous cost to the country, according to government officials now trying to repair the damage.
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In other news out of Iran, the country's President, Hassan Rouhani, claimed Iran is enriching more uranium and its nuclear industry is thriving more now than before it signed the multinational nuclear deal in 2015.
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Democrats should build on the rubble of the previous deal, offering sanctions relief in exchange for tangible commitments to refrain from enriching uranium and dismantling facilities that could be used to build a nuclear weapon.
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Some on Judiciary want to include articles that address Trump's self-enriching business deals, which they say violate the Emoluments Clause, as well as include an obstruction of justice charge based on the Mueller investigation.
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Not only does it let Americans keep more of what they earn, it also encourages our job creators to grow their businesses here at home, enriching our communities and putting even more people to work.
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In these times when immigrants are so widely vilified, I also want to remind my colleagues that immigrant parents are working jobs that add to our tax base, and immigrant families are enriching our communities.
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"The Crown Prince's interview just last week is reason enough to have the administration pump the breaks on the negotiations and insist that there will be no 123 agreement that includes enriching and reprocessing," Rep.
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GIGOT: OK. Do we have to insist that they stop enriching uranium and we basically be able to haul out all of the stockpiles of enriched uranium and plutonium and haul it out of the country?
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"Alibaba's partnership with the IOC is built on a foundation of shared values and a common vision for connecting the world and enriching people's lives," Jack Ma, executive chairman of Alibaba, said in a press release.
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We can all agree that plenty of things in life are more enriching than the hours we spend hunched over scrollable feeds on our phones, saving astrology memes, skimming mega-captions, and ogling strangers' European vacations.
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Obama's Iran deal halted Tehran's uranium-enriching centrifuges, freezing the breakout time to a nuclear weapon and postponing a US decision on military action that could destabilize an already shattered region and shock the world economy.
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"Thought must be given to reducing vulnerability ... through supporting more diverse and nutritious diets, enriching the nutritional content of staple crops, and breeding crops less sensitive to these CO2 effects," said senior research scientist Samuel Myers.
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That trade served two purposes for Russia: It fed massive corruption, likely enriching Putin personally, and it was a key tool that Russia would deploy to try to bully Ukraine into doing what the Kremlin wanted.
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Out of our windows we see a vibrant metropolis, full of cranes, which reassures us (as, in a nostalgic, populist era, we need reassuring) that the free flow of capital and people are wonderful, enriching things.
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Iran says it would reverse the violations, which have included enriching uranium to a higher level than set in the agreement and operating prohibited advanced centrifuges, the machines that purify uranium, if the sanctions were removed.
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Details: Araghchi said Iran would start enriching uranium above the 3.67% limit to provide fuel for its Bushehr power plant, according to BBC, which reported that officials said this would mean a concentration of about 5%.
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Fortunately Food Cycle Science has created an Indoor Food Recycler and Kitchen Compost Container to make sure that everyone has the ability to compost their food, perfect for enriching all of your indoor and outdoor plants.
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The fructose-enriching aspects of herbicides may make sweetcorn even sweeter, but that could be detrimental to health because fructose is increasingly being implicated in a number of illnesses, such as fatty-liver disease and diabetes.
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Almost three-quarters of working-class whites younger than 30 who were surveyed believe increasing racial and ethnic diversity is enriching the country's culture, while about half of those older than 65 who were surveyed do.
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Rather than frittering away that precious leisure time on frivolities, as Veblen's leisure class did, they devote it to enriching experiences, like attending the opera, holidaying in far-off lands and working out at fancy gyms.
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The Iranians may also calculate that if they swiftly crank up their nuclear programme, they would give the White House and Israel cause to threaten military action and Saudi Arabia the excuse to start enriching uranium.
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"Through this partnership, AccorHotels is investing further in one of the fastest growing segments in the industry and enriching its offer to achieve scale in this segment," AccorHotels Chief Executive Sebastien Bazin said in a statement.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog (IAEA) confirmed on Monday that Iran had resumed enriching uranium in its underground Fordow plant and was rapidly accelerating enrichment with a variety of advanced centrifuge machines also banned by the deal.
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That agreement, known as a 85033 agreement, has elicited bipartisan opposition because Riyadh is resisting a deal that prohibits enriching uranium and reprocessing spent fuel to produce plutonium, which are essential steps in producing nuclear weapons.
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Iran also would have to compromise on issues about the nuclear program that are of concern to the United States, such as the time frame allowed for Tehran to start enriching uranium again at high levels.
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But lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are concerned because Riyadh has resisted the "gold standard" — prohibitions on enriching uranium and reprocessing spent fuel to produce plutonium, which are essential steps in producing nuclear weapons.
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Through it, we unravel in an almost contemporary real-time nature that the baby daughter he never met, through her donation, is responsible for his story enriching our national understanding of D-day and military service.
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Because my suspicion is that there is not a secret community of Crew die-hards for whom Ubisoft's open-world racer is a deeply resonant, enriching experience (feel free to tell me if I'm wrong though).
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Domestic oil is a sexy option for middle-aged politicians who have attained a certain power status, both because it's incredibly enriching and because they won't be around to face the results of their policy decisions.
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It used a method of enriching uranium that had never been tried on an industrial scale, injecting hexafluoride gas at very high velocity into a tube to separate out the fissile bomb-making isotope, uranium 235.
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The Iranians at about the same time bought what is likely to have been the same package, which would have given them enough information and equipment to build their centrifuge program for enriching bomb-grade uranium.
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That Mr. Ghosn may have deceived regulators while enriching himself runs afoul of cultural norms in Japan, where the public is more likely to forgive corporate cover-ups when executives appear to be protecting the company.
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One former provincial education minister, David Mabuza, has been accused of enriching himself and funding elaborate patronage by taking money from the education budget in his home province, yet today he is Mr. Ramaphosa's first deputy.
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The parcels had been bought in 2014 by an entity controlled by Mr. Plank, Sagamore Development, for $35 million, resulting in various lawsuits claiming that he was enriching himself at the expense of Under Armour shareholders.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany still wants to save Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with six major powers despite Tehran's announcement on Sunday that it would abandon limitations on enriching uranium, a German Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday.
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Iran said on Sunday it was taking a further step back from its commitments to abandon limits on enriching uranium after Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander Qassem Soleimani was killed by a U.S. drone strike in Iraq.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran's announcement that it will abandon limitations on enriching uranium is extremely concerning and Britain is urgently speaking to parties about possible next steps, a spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday.
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The exact details are up for debate, but fundamentally, the government must set a precedent for corporations that spend the boom years enriching themselves and their shareholders only to crawl to Capitol Hill hat in hand.
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When Ms. Andres arrived in New York from Ohio in the early 1980s, she began to develop choreography that immersed the audience in a more sensually enriching experience than simply watching dancers, like herself, performing onstage.
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The Justice Department traditionally plays a crucial role ensuring top federal officials are abiding by conflict of interest statutes, including by investigating officials who may be enriching themselves through government service and probing other ethics violations.
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That relationship has been tested by a large group of TV writers affiliated with the Writers Guild of America who claim that the major talent agencies have been enriching themselves at the expense of their clients.
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The first steps in a negotiation would likely involve asking the North Koreans how much enriched uranium they have on hand and to cease enriching more nuclear material, but even those demands are difficult to verify.
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Tehran's initial moves do not appear to violate the accord yet, but President Hassan Rouhani said that unless world powers protect Iran's economy from U.S. sanctions within 60 days, Iran would start enriching uranium beyond permitted limits.
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"At Toyota, we have a commitment to enriching lives by advancing mobility for all – whether it's around town or across your living room," said Doug Moore, senior manager, Technology for Human Support at Toyota, in a statement.
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Ghosn's lawyers on Monday filed the bail request after the former executive was indicted for aggravated breach of trust, accused of enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan from July 2017 through July 2018.
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Determined to use design as a means of enriching daily life, Frank created objects to last and focused on then-unfashionable qualities like comfort and ease in the hope that people would feel relaxed with his designs.
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Iran is suffering under U.S. sanctions and has threatened to begin enriching uranium at a higher level, which could hurt its agreement with countries that remain in the nuclear agreement the U.S. dropped out of last year.
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The kingdom has poured billions of dollars into the tech industry, and a number of prominent startups, including darlings like Uber, WeWork, and Slack, may now need to grapple with the consequences of enriching a brutal regime.
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But Clinton is arguing that his actual business record proves the opposite — that he's only skilled at enriching himself at the expense of others and has demonstrated no competence in actually building and managing sustainable operating companies.
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"Street vending occupies an important space in Thai culture and history, helping to build community bonds, enabling women to work, innovating in Thai cuisine, and enriching families with no opportunity otherwise," said Chawadee Nualkhair, a food blogger.
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The worm, parts of which surfaced publicly in 2010 due to a programing error that allowed it to spread across the open internet, is believed to have destroyed a thousand or more centrifuges that were enriching uranium.
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The country's economic transformation is lifting prospects, higher oil prices are enriching government coffers — and its inclusion into global benchmarks will bring in more foreign money, said Krithika Subramanian, a research analyst at Credit Suisse Private Banking.
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"If somebody else can do it, you can do it, too," he says, a suggestion for guys, in general, to not shy away from the role he finds motivating, enriching, and what he is called to fulfill.
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"The prime minister referred to the role of skilled Indian talent in enriching the American economy and society," Modi's office said in a statement after he met a bipartisan delegation of 26 members of the U.S. Congress.
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In Columbus, Ohio, St. Stephen's Community House organizes summer STEM programming for its underserved community residents, partnering with businesses to offer engaging, enriching activities that highlight the intersection between science and food, music, forensics — and even sports.
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"Director General Yukiya Amano has informed the IAEA Board of Governors that Agency inspectors on 2628 July verified that Iran is enriching uranium above 28500% U-6900," the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a statement.
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"Director General Yukiya Amano has informed the IAEA Board of Governors that Agency inspectors on 8 July verified that Iran is enriching uranium above 3.67% U-235," the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a statement.
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The Post notes that the habit of foreign governments enriching Trump's coffers might open him up to legal trouble, especially with on-going lawsuits pursuing the claims that Trump is in violation of the Constitution's emoluments clauses.
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The backdrop: Zuma has been dogged by corruption scandals since before he became president in 2009, and was most recently accused of steering government contracts to two wealthy Indian-born brothers and enriching himself in the process.
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But it's not the deeply enriching, philosophical, "Oh, this is the idea I want to make and I'm not sure if people will like it, and it's experimental, but I want to make it" type of work.
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From VoiceOver to Dynamic Type to Switch Control and more, an iPad (or an iPod Touch, for that matter) can provide a far more accessible and enriching learning experience for many students with disabilities than a Chromebook.
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Low-cost borrowing, courtesy of the Fed, has only succeeded in enriching the closed-loop world of finance while starving the very people who actually create new enterprises, hire new workers, and provide real goods and services.
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It is true that it would be difficult to spend a day in Hong Kong without enriching the Li empire and Hong Kongers sometimes use a Cantonese pun on his name, which translates to "Li family city".
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Yes, it's enriching to try local living in several of the capital's quirky and charming "villages", but the price of the flexibility to swiftly switch from being a Notting Hillbilly to a hip Hoxtonite has been high.
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But the fact that Trump finds himself in a position where he can sign legislation directly enriching himself illustrates why the precedent had been for presidents to divest themselves from their business interests when they took office.
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In exchange for an annual payment of 500,000 tons of heavy oil, help building power plants, and a promise that US wouldn't nuke North Korea, the DPRK promised to halt its nuclear programs and stop enriching plutonium.
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In protest at Trump's "maximum pressure", in May Iran said it would start enriching uranium at a higher level unless other European signatories to the nuclear deal protected its economy from the U.S. sanctions within 60 days.
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Within seconds of submerging underwater, my body experiences what's known as the mammalian dive reflex, which causes the heart rate to slow and blood from the limbs to shunt to the torso, enriching vital organs with oxygen.
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Marvel, meanwhile, welcomed the opportunity to usher one of its signature characters back into its Marvel Cinematic Universe, providing a helpful boost -- especially with the casualties suffered during "Avengers: Endgame" -- and enriching the experience for longtime fans.
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Mr. Rouhani said that a reconstituted nuclear program would be "far more advanced," a veiled threat that the country could start enriching uranium up to the level of 20 percent, a step toward building a nuclear weapon.
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Despite its subtitle, Soufan retells the Qaeda story from the beginning, enriching that now oft-told tale with newer materials, including some from the trove of communications seized in the 2011 raid on Osama bin Laden's compound.
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A more transparent budget process could go a long way toward alleviating the deep-seated feeling among liberals that the DNC squandered its millions enriching Washington consultants, whom many in the party blame for widespread Democratic losses.
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Such a war on sex trafficking neatly advances the Trump administration's broader goals: expanding the power and reach of law enforcement; enriching dubious private charities; and reasserting its dominance over the rights of women, immigrants, and workers.
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These include Bunker Labs, a nonprofit that supports military veterans throughout the journey of starting a business, and Team Red, White, and Blue, a nonprofit with a mission of enriching veterans' lives through community and social engagement.
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Iran has long been on alert for cyber threats, after the United States and Israel covertly sabotaged Iran's nuclear programme in 2009 and 2010 with the Stuxnet computer virus, which destroyed Iranian centrifuges that were enriching uranium.
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European companies engaged in business with Iran are enriching the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and inadvertently fueling its military activities in the wider Middle East, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir told CNBC on Sunday.
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But Saudi Arabia has resisted agreeing to strict nonproliferation restrictions, known as the gold standard, that would block it from enriching uranium and reprocessing spent fuel, both of which are potential pathways to making a nuclear bomb.
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The worm, parts of which surfaced publicly in 2010 due to a programming error that allowed it to spread across the open internet, is believed to have destroyed a thousand or more centrifuges that were enriching uranium.
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And then the President spoke bluntly when he arrived, that&aposs not surprise, and plainly about a bizarre dynamic whereby Germany, the richest country in NATO, is enriching Russia, the very country that the alliance wants protection from.
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"When a government cannot or will not protect its people, and when warring parties seem more intent on enriching and empowering themselves at the expense of their people, the international community has a responsibility to act," he said.
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However, the 777 Bison Ranch is home to just under 2,000 bison that graze, trample, and defecate as they travel through 35 pastures in search of fodder, enriching and aerating the soil while allowing native grasses to regenerate.
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