Monday's enrichment level was verified using online enrichment monitors, which report in real time.
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To produce nuclear energy, where you need tons of uranium but at low levels of enrichment, an enrichment operation would need many parallel cascades, but only a handful of enrichment stages.
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" STUDENT SUPPORT AND ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT GRANTS "The Budget proposes eliminating the Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants program.
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The JCPOA limit on uranium enrichment is 3.67%, and experts say 90% enrichment is required for weapons-grade uranium.
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Iran previously has broken limits of its enrichment, its stockpiles and its centrifuges, as well as restarted enrichment at an underground facility.
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"I believe strongly that it's really important for there to be so little enrichment or no enrichment at least for a long period of time because I do think any enrichment will trigger an arms race in the Middle East," Clinton said.
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Iran has said it needs 5 percent enrichment for its nuclear power plant in Bushehr and 20 percent enrichment for a Tehran research reactor.
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Iran got a better nuclear deal than us, he said, and "it continues to keep its uranium enrichment program, while we made a commitment to forgo uranium enrichment," suggesting that others in the Middle East might want the same uranium enrichment capability Iran has.
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Iran then announced this week that it would resume nuclear enrichment activities, accelerating uranium enrichment to 3.7% -- above the 3.67% mandated by the nuclear deal.
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Iran has previously said it needs 5 percent enrichment for its nuclear power plant in Bushehr and 20 percent enrichment for a Tehran research reactor.
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This violates the JCPOA's cap of 3.67% on uranium enrichment, but it's still far below weapons-grade levels needed for a nuclear bomb (90% enrichment).
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She expects the government — and the American people — to serve her and to facilitate her personal enrichment and the enrichment of her family and friends.
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Since the nuclear deal permits Iran to pursue unrestricted uranium enrichment in the future, other countries in the region have justification for their own enrichment programs.
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Scientists say the time it takes to reach 85033 percent enrichment, which would be considered weapons-grade, is halved once the 20 percent enrichment threshold is breached.
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Iran announced on Thursday that it had resumed enrichment at Fordow, a site buried inside a mountain where enrichment and nuclear material are banned under the deal.
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Updated design information provided by Iran on Sunday also indicated the enrichment level was "up to 5% U-235" at its Natanz enrichment site, the report said.
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"I must say that we have certain concerns concerning yesterday's constitutional court ruling concerning the illicit enrichment and the burden of proof concerning this illicit enrichment," he said.
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In November, there were similarly conflicting reports about the disassembling of thousands of enrichment centrifuges, both in the main enrichment plant of Natanz and the underground bunker complex of Fordo.
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Kamalvandi said Iran needs 5% enrichment for its nuclear power plant in the southern Iranian port of Bushehr and it also needs 20 percent enrichment for a Tehran research reactor.
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Essentially Iran no longer recognizes any limits on the operational aspects of its nuclear program; including in enrichment capacity, the extent (or degree) of enrichment, and nuclear research and development.
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An IAEA report to member states obtained by Reuters said the agency had verified the enrichment level using online enrichment monitors, and samples had also been taken on Monday for analysis.
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"The owner of this server likely used one of our enrichment products, along with a number of other data-enrichment or licensing services," says Sean Thorne, cofounder of People Data Labs.
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LOW-GRADE URANIUM ENRICHMENT In what may be a sign of Iranian displeasure, an Iranian news service reported on a fourfold increase in Iran's rate of production of low-grade uranium enrichment.
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Iran announced earlier this month that it would increase its uranium enrichment and stockpiles; a nuclear monitor confirmed earlier this month that Iran had surpassed enrichment levels agreed to in the deal.
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Iran announced earlier this month that it would increase its uranium enrichment and stockpiles; a nuclear monitor confirmed earlier this month that Iran had surpassed enrichment levels agreed to in the deal.
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LOW-GRADE URANIUM ENRICHMENT In what may be a sign of Iranian displeasure, an Iranian news service reported on a fourfold increase in Iran's rate of production of low-grade uranium enrichment.
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Other escalations might include: pulling mothballed centrifuges out of storage to increase the amount of enrichment it can do; restarting enrichment at Fordow, an even deeper-buried and thus harder-to-bomb plant.
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This meant "there will be no limitations in enrichment capacity, level of enrichment and research and development and ... it will be based on Iran's technical needs," state TV said, quoting a government statement.
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Rouhani said the enrichment limits would be surpassed after Sunday.
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" He previously called the government body the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission.
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Why are parents so hungry for expensive, specialized enrichment activities?
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"Enrichment is a federal law for apes," Ragan tells PEOPLE.
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He also faces a civil prosecution for alleged illicit enrichment.
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Increasing the proportion of uranium 235 is known as enrichment.
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At low enrichment levels, that produces fuel for nuclear power.
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At 90 percent enrichment, it provides fuel for a bomb.
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It has not yet acquired nuclear power or enrichment technology.
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They serve the common good for their own enrichment, too.
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Iran suspended enrichment in 2003 but resumed it in 2005.
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Regular exercise is a great form of enrichment that's free.
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He's repeatedly placed personal enrichment above the credibility of Congress.
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When Trump took office, Iran's uranium enrichment program was frozen.
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These encounters and interactions are both artistic and personal enrichment.
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Iran has two vast enrichment sites, at Natanz and Fordow.
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Third, the issue of emoluments and personal enrichment is new.
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Iran has two vast enrichment sites, at Natanz and Fordow.
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Iran has repeatedly denied seeking a nuclear weapon from enrichment.
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If Tehran gives in on some issues regarding its nuclear program, it might insist on higher levels of uranium enrichment than what is allowed under the current JCPOA, which caps enrichment at 3.67 percent.
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Those limits include cutting its stockpiles of low-enriched uranium and heavy water, capping the level of uranium enrichment to 2628 percent and limiting uranium-enrichment activities to a single facility using first-generation centrifuges.
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But the Student Support and Academic Enrichment Program doesn't really mention buying guns either way, mostly because the act has to do entirely with academic and enrichment opportunities at some of the country's poorest schools.
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Zuzu is a great addition, she provides both companionship and enrichment.
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But, unlike the UAE, it wants to do its own enrichment.
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"One of his favorite enrichment items was watching TV," she said.
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Kulpa, who is the enrichment program manager at Jammin' With You!
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The Iran deal capped Tehran's uranium enrichment at around 4 percent.
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They must move first, opening up to inspection, and stopping enrichment.
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The 3-0 decision also restored the plaintiffs' unjust enrichment claims.
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North Korea, for its part, began a clandestine nuclear-enrichment program.
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Predictably, Iran is now exceeding enrichment limits the deal once imposed.
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It has announced that it exceeded the cap on uranium enrichment.
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They were thrilled with their daughters' inclusion in the enrichment program.
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You have some of the same speculative excess and random enrichment.
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Trump's administration is dripping with criminality, corruption, nepotism and self-enrichment.
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Guest lecturers on various topics provide plenty of cultural enrichment, too.
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The best humidifier is the Pure Enrichment Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier.
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The new "acoustic enrichment" study doesn't fix all of these problems.
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Weapons-grade uranium has an enrichment level of around 90 percent.
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The country previously exceeded a cap placed on its nuclear enrichment.
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Worse, he said, Mr. Babis was acting for his own enrichment.
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Countries such as Iran have said they need enrichment facilities to ensure a steady supply of fuel for nuclear power plants, and the idea behind the bank is to make such supply available without domestic enrichment.
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"In the nuclear deal Iran committed to stop enrichment at Fordow and turn the facility to a reaserach center," Ravid said, noting it's the first time Iran has undertaken enrichment at Fordow since the 2015 deal.
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According to the Guardian, Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi portrayed the decision as necessary for civilian purposes, including 5 percent enrichment for a plant in Bushehr and 20 percent enrichment for a Tehran research reactor.
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"I must say that we have certain concerns concerning yesterday's constitutional court ruling concerning the illicit enrichment and the burden of proof concerning this illicit enrichment," he said in a speech at the University of Taras Shevchenko.
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By breaching the caps on its uranium enrichment stockpiles and level of uranium enrichment, Iran has signaled it will not keep abiding by the limits of the deal unless it receives the sanctions relief it was promised.
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Although Tehran has said it will ignore many of the restrictions on uranium enrichment outlined in the 2015 treaty, it also said it will continue to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency to monitor its enrichment sites.
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Meanwhile, Iran announced it is ramping up enrichment of low-grade uranium.
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" "Just want to that the Shortseller Enrichment Commission is doing incredible work.
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Under the current deal, Iran's enrichment levels must remain around 3.6 percent.
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After ten years, all the restrictions on the enrichment program go away.
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Just want to that the Shortseller Enrichment Commission is doing incredible work.
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Her days consist of four to six meals and plenty of enrichment.
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Amazon is taking over 20% off the very popular Pure Enrichment humidifiers.
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Ms. Rousseff is not accused of stealing for her own personal enrichment.
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Iran's nuclear deal with major powers does not allow enrichment at Fordow.
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Personal enrichment is seen as the proper reward for a completed project.
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" Scent enrichment is used, she explained, "to promote and elicit natural behaviours.
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Any clandestine enrichment elsewhere would be a grave breach of the deal.
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Above, the nuclear enrichment facility in Natanz, south of Tehran, in 29.
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"There will no longer be a set level of enrichment," he said.
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But they could provide a pretext for Iran to resume uranium enrichment.
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Hard-liners are already arguing to resume uranium enrichment and plutonium production.
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I participated in their Youth Enrichment Services, and volunteered for Center Kids.
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I'm talking about the personal enrichment of politicians who serve pharma's agenda.
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The state alleges negligence and unjust enrichment and is seeking compensatory damages.
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This phosphorus enrichment is not the only telltale sign of our presence.
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He added that Iran has no plans to increase the enrichment level.
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"The weekend was dominated by Iran, with the announcement that uranium enrichment had breached JCPOA limits being greeted by a chorus of warnings from European states not to push enrichment too far," Vienna-based consultancy JBC Energy said.
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" (By some assessments, Iran's enrichment capacity before the deal was around 10000 SWUs; today it is about 6000 SWUs.) This speech came days after Rouhani instructed the same organization to make preparations for "industrial-scale [nuclear] enrichment without limits.
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Think of it as an enrichment class for your kids — Monkey Bars 101.
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The JCPOA states that no enrichment is permitted at Fordow for 15 years.
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The New York agency accused him of breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
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But lax controls have allowed officials to exploit these projects for personal enrichment.
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Iran has the uncontested ability to pursue peaceful nuclear energy without domestic enrichment.
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"The three candidates are a great enrichment to the supervisory board," Faber said.
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"Our enrichment rate is not going to be 3.67 percent anymore," Rouhani said.
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Enrichment subjects such as global, the arts, P.E., and more, were pushed out.
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Yellow cake is converted into a gas called uranium hexafluoride (UF6) before enrichment.
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The pool is part of the zoo's enrichment program to keep animals engaged.
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Those provisions would allow Iran to ramp up uranium enrichment after 10 years.
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Iran, meanwhile, has breached uranium stockpile and enrichment limits from the nuclear deal.
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In particular, there is a strong desire for the enrichment of Holocaust education.
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By the Pure Enrichment MistAire Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier on Amazon for $39.99
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It also offers tutoring for the SAT, college counseling and other "enrichment" services.
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Without the deal, Tehran would likely accelerate uranium enrichment, reducing the breakout time.
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But for every ease that multicultural marriage takes away it offers an enrichment.
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The programs would offer high-quality and developmentally appropriate enrichment opportunities for students.
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Kamalvandi said Iran had the ability to go beyond 20% enrichment of uranium.
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But like most top-down structures, the Shed invests in its own enrichment.
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But Mr. Rouhani did not say how much the enrichment level would increase.
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The school also offered a weeklong enrichment program that varied year to year.
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Community engagement and education is the key to cultural enrichment in this country.
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Above, an inspection team at a uranium enrichment plant in Iran in 2014.
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They head back to campus on Saturdays for special classes and enrichment activities.
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Edward Markey have come out in favor of maintaining strict controls on enrichment.
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The setup, whereby individual enrichment is achieved through increased public debt, is unsustainable.
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North Korea has long been suspected of having uranium enrichment capabilities beyond Yongbyon.
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Weapons-grade enrichment is 90%, but according to nuclear experts, reaching 3 to 4% enrichment equates to roughly two-thirds of the work done toward that 90% figure, as any increases beyond that seemingly small amount disproportionately speeds up breakout time.
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Weapons-grade enrichment is 90%, but according to nuclear experts, reaching 3 to 4% enrichment equates to roughly two-thirds of the work done toward that 90% figure, as any increases beyond that seemingly small amount disproportionately speed up breakout time.
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I think the United States has to be very firm, no enrichment at all.
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These are politically motivated opportunists who use their offices for their own personal enrichment.
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Today at Natanz, its main enrichment facility, Iran can run only 21,22016 of them.
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The deal limited Iran's uranium enrichment in exchange for an easing of international sanctions.
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These include halting uranium enrichment (permitted under the deal) and pulling out of Syria.
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WHITE HOUSE SAYS IRAN SHOULD BE HELD TO A STANDARD OF NO URANIUM ENRICHMENT
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The UN's nuclear watchdog on Monday confirmed that Iran had exceeded the enrichment limit.
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Iran is very near to completing the removal of some 14,000 uranium-enrichment centrifuges.
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The 4.5 percent enrichment is still well below the 90 percent considered weapons-grade.
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Pompeo's demand that Tehran stop uranium enrichment goes even further than the nuclear deal.
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Monday's complaint accuses JPMorgan of fraud, unjust enrichment, defamation, civil racketeering and other wrongdoing.
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It also agreed to limit its enrichment to less than 4 percent uranium 235.
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The Washington Post: Democrats lean on ethics, "self-enrichment" themes more than impeachment talk.
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They want transparent governments dedicated to their citizens' well-being, not to personal enrichment.
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Summer enrichment camps and activities can be expensive with costs averaging $300 a week.
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Continued enrichment returns us to a worst case breakout time of about a year.
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Palomino is also under investigation for alleged illicit enrichment and illegally wiretapping journalists' telephones.
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It was not immediately clear why the IAEA made no mention of enrichment itself.
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"The patterns of enrichment and impoverishment are still the same," a radio host said.
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The sale took place amid Prince Mohammed's sweeping crackdown against corruption and self-enrichment.
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They have advised Iran's leaders to simply bar international inspectors and resume uranium enrichment.
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Perhaps that new green leaf in his bowl had provided the enrichment he craved.
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Iranian officials said enrichment would remain within limits set by the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Only after Trump pulled out did Iran exceed the deal's caps on uranium enrichment.
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Their output, depending on the level of enrichment, can fuel reactors or atom bombs.
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The Iran nuclear deal limits uranium enrichment activities but does not prohibit them entirely.
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Russia's ambitions included building a uranium enrichment facility on U.S. soil, the documents show.
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Ballistics labs, wind tunnels and enrichment facilities can be hidden in buildings or underground.
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That doesn't leave them with enough time for school, let alone for enrichment generally.
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She is also an applied-behavior analyst at Autism Early Enrichment Services in Manhattan.
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But Bolton somehow forged a third path in the Ukraine scandal: unvarnished self-enrichment.
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But Iran's announcement, that it was abandoning all limits on enrichment, forced Europe's hand.
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Houser frequently accompanies youth to court appointments and offers enrichment opportunities and field trips.
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Soon, they began a uranium enrichment program followed by suspicious nuclear weapons-related activities.
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It has little to lose by upping enrichment even closer to a nuclear breakout.
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Front Burner A vegan cake is made without the enrichment of butter and eggs.
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There was no longer talk of an end to uranium enrichment on Iranian soil.
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Rouhani warned Wednesday that his government will begin increased enrichment of uranium on Sunday.
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The country is widely believed to run at least one clandestine uranium-enrichment plant.
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Both Iran and North Korea have developed surreptitious enrichment networks for producing nuclear material.
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Centrifuges are more energy-efficient than other enrichment techniques and are harder to detect.
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Iran plans to speed up uranium enrichment Iran said Wednesday it will speed up its enrichment and stockpile of low-grade uranium after its 10-day deadline for European countries to circumvent US sanctions expires on Thursday, the country's Atomic Energy Organization said.
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"I tend to have more combination-dry skin so this enrichment cream is really really good for me," she said of the Ayur-Medic Enrichment Cream for Age-Prevention ($66.25), adding that she always makes sure to moisturize her neck as well.
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An IAEA spokesman said that on Wednesday inspectors verified the transfer of a cylinder of UF6 from Iran's enrichment center at Natanz to Fordow, where the cylinder was connected to two centrifuge cascades for passivation, "a preparatory activity conducted prior to enrichment".
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While Iran said it would keep enrichment within limits set by the 2015 nuclear accord, the center's opening seemed to signal that it could swing to industrial-level enrichment if that agreement, which the United States withdrew from last month, should further unravel.
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Rodolfo Palomino, resigned Wednesday amid accusations of illegal enrichment and sexual misconduct with young cadets.
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Iran had 1,000 of them installed at its large Natanz enrichment site before the deal.
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But other concerns, from personal enrichment to supporting politically favoured projects, almost always win out.
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I believe that the only thing you care about is self-aggrandizement and self-enrichment.
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Iran has repeatedly threatened to increase enrichment unless it receives some relief from U.S. sanctions.
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The Clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves.
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Tehran has said it won't observe restrictions on enrichment after July 7 absent a breakthrough.
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This is the case even if the antitrust claims are sought through unjust enrichment claims.
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He has manipulated our political system for one and only one end: his own enrichment.
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Mr. Trump is fighting claims that he violated the Constitution's emoluments clause barring self-enrichment.
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The court found, however, "neither damage, unjust enrichment nor wilful and malicious conduct by Huawei".
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"We would notice an uptick in their enrichment, like that," he said, snapping his fingers.
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Recently, Iran undertook enrichment-related activities at the Fordow facility that are prohibited until 220006.
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Trump warned Iran about making threats over its uranium enrichment in a Thursday morning tweet.
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Iran, too, would rush in and fill that void much to their really unjust enrichment.
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A Caracas court in May ordered him to stand trial on charges of illicit enrichment.
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The IAEA - the U.N. nuclear watchdog - confirmed it had verified Iran's enrichment was beyond 603%.
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Trump's allegation about covert enrichment was met with derision by diplomats who follow the IAEA.
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According to Ecodefense, Kuzbass supported 120 mining facilities and 52 enrichment plants at the time.
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Meanwhile, Iran is warning that if the deal falls apart it will step up enrichment.
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Natanz, in Iran's central Isfahan province, hosts the country's main uranium enrichment facility, located underground.
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The Iranians have not yet resumed enrichment or violated its terms, according to international inspectors.
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Using advanced centrifuges means a shorter time would be needed to push up its enrichment.
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So far Iran has limited its threats to its uranium stockpile and its enrichment level.
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The administration is still mulling whether any agreement would allow uranium enrichment, the aide said.
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"The patterns of enrichment and impoverishment are still the same," said one national radio host.
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Should the agreement unravel, he said one option "may be to start enrichment" of uranium.
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Still, hundreds were making a good living at the uranium enrichment plant outside of Paducah.
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Residents complain of corruption and self-enrichment by tribal militia leaders and former Qaddafi officers.
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That unequal society tended toward ugly extremes, with great new impoverishment and great new enrichment.
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To receive funds for nutrition, afterschool provider are required to offer educational and enrichment programs.
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Any prolonged move to 20 percent enrichment would shorten that timeline to under a year.
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"If they're thinking about enrichment, they can forget about it," Mr. Trump said on Wednesday.
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Democratic candidates need to call out Trump's own abuses of power for self-enrichment purposes.
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I believe that the only thing you care about is self-aggrandizement and self-enrichment.
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This week's exhibit: Donald Trump Jr. is in India, mixing political business and personal enrichment.
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At his news conference, Mr. Trump acknowledged that the country had another uranium enrichment plant.
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In May, Iran announced it would step up its uranium enrichment levels to 4.5 percent.
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The deal allows Iran to continue enrichment at Natanz but with a series of constraints.
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What little enrichment Iran is allowed under the deal is effectively a face-saving measure.
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The IAEA said that on Wednesday it had verified the transfer of a cylinder of uranium hexafluoride gas from Iran's enrichment center at Natanz to Fordow, where the cylinder was connected to two cascades of centrifuges for passivation, "a preparatory activity conducted prior to enrichment".
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First you stop the Plutonium reprocessing, then you do this with the underground Uranium enrichment facility.
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In 2002 the world learned of a large, secret Iranian uranium-enrichment site buried deep underground.
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But by February 2006, hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ordered uranium enrichment to resume in earnest.
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Iran agreed to limit its enrichment of uranium in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions.
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The judge also allowed the plaintiff to proceed with an unjust enrichment claim against retailer Costco.
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"We must restore the longstanding nonproliferation standard of no enrichment for Iran," the White House said.
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Increased uranium enrichment In response, Iran announced it would stop fully complying with the nuclear deal.
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Mansilla was arrested on charges of abuse of authority, illegal enrichment and embezzlement, prosecutors said Friday.
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It's a great form of enrichment for her, it gives her mind a lot of stimulation.
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If they did not, Iran would also end the limits on the level of uranium enrichment.
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Without economic progress in 60 days, he said, Iran "will not consider any limit" on enrichment.
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Since leaving office, Fernandez has also been accused of money laundering, possible illegal enrichment and fraud.
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On 10 of the days, dyed water without carbon dioxide enrichment was pumped over the reef.
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There was his bolting from the Iran nuclear deal (and Iran's subsequent resumption of uranium enrichment).
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The shipment will subsequently be sent to the Natanz nuclear facility for enrichment, according to IRNA.
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Iranian Supreme Leader, and final arbiter on all Iranian policy, threatens to boost nuclear enrichment. 5.
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Washington condemned Iran's reactivation of enrichment at Fordow and urged countries to increase pressure on Tehran.
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The 3.673 deal banned enrichment and nuclear materials there but allowed some centrifuges for research purposes.
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Once Iran reaches 85033 percent, it would take much less time to reach 90 percent enrichment.
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"So if necessary, we can begin our industrial enrichment without any limitations," the Iranian leader said.
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Russia's law enforcement agencies and courts are regularly used for the enrichment of the ruling elite.
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" On Wednesday, Trump warned Iran that its uranium enrichment threat could "come back to bite you.
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Once Iran reaches 2900 percent, it would take much less time to reach 220006 percent enrichment.
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Pruitt resigned in July amid allegations that he used his position for personal enrichment and favors.
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During the school year, they attend classes on Saturdays that combine science enrichment and test preparation.
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The deal confines enrichment in Iran to its Natanz site, which was itself exposed in 2003.
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Rodolfo Palomino is also being investigated for alleged illicit enrichment and illegally wire tapping journalists' telephones.
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On the same day, Musk mocked the SEC on Twitter, calling it the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission."
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Affluent families spend triple the amount of money on enrichment goods and services for their children.
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Instead, he spoke broadly about religious differences as a source of enrichment, tolerance and nation-building.
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Iran already has increased its enrichment up to 4.5%, above the 53% allowed under the deal.
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Additionally, Iran announced this week that it would begin a process to increase uranium enrichment capacity.
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Even if you don't think you'll use it daily, it's worth having in your enrichment toolkit.
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On Sunday, Iran announced it would no longer adhere to the deal's limits on uranium enrichment.
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Conversely, an Iranian move to exceed 20 percent enrichment should be read as a game-changer.
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The revolving door between lawmakers, regulators and corporate cronyism is a lifetime of employment and enrichment.
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In the meantime, Iran's expansion of its enrichment with advanced centrifuges continues, according to the IAEA.
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Merging public office and self-enrichment would be corrupt, unprecedented, unconstitutional and an ongoing impeachable offense.
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The corruption went far beyond garden-variety embezzlement and personal enrichment, G.M. claimed in its lawsuit.
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Detained last month, the former minister is now being investigated for illicit enrichment and money laundering.
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Now, he's just a dude playing church, and the public is watching for entertainment, not enrichment.
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One of the earliest and most primitive enrichment techniques used in this endeavor was gaseous diffusion.
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In fact, it might be beneficial for observers to keep a small enrichment program in place.
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The measures include removing caps on uranium enrichment levels, and resuming work on its Arak nuclear facility.
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The administration can impose more sanctions, but it cannot prevent Iranian engineers from increasing uranium enrichment levels.
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Iran announced this week that it was breaching a limit on uranium enrichment set by the agreement.
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I found there was no chance to do enrichment strategies because I was always cleaning up poo.
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Research shows that affluent parents spend a lot more on kids' enrichment activities than they used to.
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We center our news and features around five subject categories: Respect, Sustainability, Resilience, Enrichment and Well-Being.
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In 2017, he donated $1 million to the city's public schools to support arts and enrichment programming.
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Over time, more people cited money as the main motivation for attending college (rather than intellectual enrichment).
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Museums are some of the last places that we go for enrichment that don't involve a screen.
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An "enrichment facilitator" stood by with a spray water bottle, in case her charges got too exuberant.
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Last month, Iran threatened to increase its uranium enrichment if it couldn't shield itself from U.S. sanctions.
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Under the deal, Iran limited its enrichment of uranium in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions.
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Trump, whose number one goal has always been self enrichment, is America's most dangerous home-bred terrorist.
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Any IT upgrade needs to embrace network architecture that allows for semantic enrichment, shared metadata, and APIs.
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In the most blatant instances, standing up to the mobsters became its own route to personal enrichment.
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Since then, Khamenei and other Iranian officials have been on the attack, threatening to increase uranium enrichment.
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The Iranian uranium enrichment systems were air-gapped, meaning there was no physical connection to the Internet.
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Unlike some of her adversaries in Congress, Ms. Rousseff is not suspected of stealing for personal enrichment.
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So why did he change his vote, if he wasn't influenced by the potential for personal enrichment?
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We will ensure more children have access to after-school enrichment programs and other vital community services.
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But he also warned that if those arrangements were unsatisfactory, Iran would once again begin uranium enrichment.
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The deal's most significant restrictions on enrichment and advanced centrifuges will be lifted over the next decade.
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Iran recently announced it had passed the uranium enrichment cap set under that Obama-era nuclear deal.
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Uranium ore, known as yellow cake, is converted into a gas called uranium hexafluoride (UF6) before enrichment.
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Rather, North Korea is making (and trying to conceal) improvements to its disclosed nuclear enrichment facility, Yongbyon.
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"The Clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves," Trump said.
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Charges in the St. Louis lawsuit include breach of contract, unjust enrichment, fraudulent misrepresentation and business interference.
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Caring for our animals includes providing them w/enrichment & introducing them to new stimuli like bubbles pic.twitter.
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Hilariously, Icahn's bid for personal enrichment failed only because more powerful oil company CEOs lobbied against it.
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In 2006, Pompeo noted, the UN Security Council called on Iran to suspend all enrichment of uranium.
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Based on the deal's implementation timetable, its restrictions on uranium enrichment are slated to lapse by 2025.
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"That breakout timeline is going to continue to shrink unless Iran stops its enrichment activities," Brewer warned.
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Too many countries for too long have facilitated the enrichment and corruption of Mr. Putin's inner circle.
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Experts say 20% is just a short technical step away from weapons-grade levels of 90% enrichment.
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His blistering 21983-page report found a culture of deception, self-dealing and self-enrichment at Enron.
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While spending a day sightseeing may provide some form of enrichment, buying luxury-brand items can, too.
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The president may not use the government of the United States as a way of self-enrichment.
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In its lawsuit, G.M. claims that the corruption went far beyond garden-variety embezzlement and personal enrichment.
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That includes revisiting sunset provisions that allow Iran to ramp up uranium enrichment activity after 10 years.
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And Iran posed a relatively easy target: an underground nuclear enrichment plant that could be attacked repeatedly.
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A president who won't use the highest office in the land as a path to personal enrichment.
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When Iran declines, demolish the Natanz uranium enrichment facility as an early element in the negotiation process.
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Iran has already increased its enrichment to 85033 percent, above the 3.67 percent cap under the deal.
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That includes revisiting sunset provisions that allow Iran to ramp up uranium enrichment activity after 85033 years.
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North Korea is also widely believed to operate at least one clandestine uranium enrichment plant outside Yongbyon.
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Salehi reiterated warnings that Iran has the technical capacity to ramp up enrichment if the deal unravels.
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To date, it has surpassed the JCPOA's limits on the level of uranium enrichment; exceeded the cap on the amount of low enriched uranium it may stockpile; deployed and tested more centrifuges than allowed; accumulated more heavy water than permitted; and resumed enrichment at the underground Fordow facility.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iran's expansion of uranium enrichment activities in defiance of key nuclear commitments is "a big step in the wrong direction," a spokesperson for the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday, after Tehran announced it would start injecting uranium gas into centrifuges at its underground Fordow enrichment facility.
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TVEL has been working on a project to convert to non-enrichment purposes roughly one-third of the 1,044 IR-85033 centrifuges permitted at the Fordow enrichment plant (as of the November 2019 International Atomic Energy Agency report, however, it was only using 11 for this stable isotope project).
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" And in January, Trump's top envoy for North Korea talks, Stephen Biegun, told an audience at Stanford University that Kim had committed to "the dismantlement and destruction of North Korea's plutonium and uranium enrichment facilities" which "represents the totality of North Korea's plutonium reprocessing and uranium enrichment programs.
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Trump also called for establishing tax-free accounts to be used for child care and child enrichment activities.
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James Prappas, the facility's director of animal husbandry, said that the tiger's receive "enrichment opportunities" throughout the day.
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She said that TBRI is "always looking at ways that we can enhance our enrichment for the animals."
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This includes building a trusting relationship with someone who provides food, enrichment activities and items, play, and affection.
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" "America never should have feared Iran producing a nuclear bomb, but we will pursue vigorously our nuclear enrichment.
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Iran announced Monday it will accelerate uranium enrichment to 3.7% -- above the 3.67% mandated by the nuclear deal.
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Further, it would establish tax-free accounts for families to use for child care and child enrichment activities.
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These so-called 123 agreements prohibit countries from enrichment processes that can produce nuclear arms, among other restrictions.
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This is an alarm-bell figure: 20% enables swift enrichment to the 90% needed for a nuclear weapon.
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"It is very unlikely that the IAEA bank would have discouraged Iran from pursuing its indigenous enrichment program."
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Iran's economy shrank in 2012 and 2013 after the West tightened sanctions because of its nuclear enrichment program.
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This new capitalism's underlying aspiration should be the enrichment of the society at large, not the few individuals.
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Reprocessing involves extracting plutonium from spent reactor fuel, one route to obtaining bomb fuel other than uranium enrichment.
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In fact, it hoped to see progress on the dismantling of other secret facilities and uranium enrichment plants.
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This playful pup enjoys going for walks and likes fun puzzle games like enrichment boxes that challenge her.
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Iran would be freer to ramp up uranium enrichment, putting it once more in sight of a weapon.
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Trump also proposed setting up tax-free accounts to be used for child care and child enrichment activities.
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As Iran's government starts breaking its agreed uranium enrichment limits, European leaders are floundering to keep it alive.
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LIVE | Following US withdrawal from the nuclear deal, Rouhani says Iran will restart enrichment at an "industrial level".
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Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton have accused one another of using charitable foundations for personal enrichment.
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A law criminalizing illicit enrichment was thrown out in February, sparking sharp criticism, especially from the United States.
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Instability ensues when more people see the state as a tool of enrichment, or as a rapacious colonizer.
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Fernandez faces several other court actions in separate cases involving alleged money laundering, possible illegal enrichment and fraud.
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The same is true for restrictions applied to the Fordow underground enrichment plant, near the city of Qom.
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The nuclear accord lifted most global sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its uranium enrichment capacity.
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Chance the Rapper, for example, donated $1 million to Chicago Public Schools to support arts and enrichment programs.
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Her contribution to music and to the empowerment and enrichment of our hearts, Spirits and souls is immeasurable.
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Iran agreed to cease enrichment at Fordow for 15 years, keeping only 1,044 centrifuges spinning for scientific purposes.
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The extra time can also go toward dance and theater programs, among other enrichment activities, the office said.
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The latter is no longer a defendant because it had faced only the now-dismissed unjust enrichment claim.
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The plan is a step toward uranium enrichment, and pulls Iran further away from the 2015 nuclear accord.
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Can't you just see the commercials coming in 2018 highlighting these self-enrichment schemes in this tax plan?
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Local Christmas tree farms gifted leftover trees to the animals, as snacks for some and enrichment for others.
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The facility is smaller than the enrichment plant at Natanz, and it only ever housed first-generation centrifuges.
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At the same time, the country would make preparations to restart its program of nuclear enrichment, he said.
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Beyond the Mueller investigation, congressional Republicans are also shielding Trump from scrutiny over his self-enrichment as president.
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Even if uranium enrichment has been stopped, Tehran has continued, quite openly, to invest in its missile program.
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Fordow: The initially-secret uranium enrichment facility that Iran built under a mountain near the city of Qom.
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Before the JCPOA came into force, Iran had close to 20,000 uranium enrichment machines, called centrifuges, in operation.
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They perceived their sudden enrichment not as corruption but as an entitlement and a reward for loyal service.
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Prior to the deal, Iran had close to 20,000 centrifuges at its uranium enrichment facilities, Natanz and Fordow.
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"No enrichment or reprocessing technology has been authorized to Saudi Arabia," an Energy Department official told The Hill.
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Markey said if Iran does start to pursue industrial enrichment of uranium, it would be thanks to Trump.
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Iran hid uranium enrichment facilities for almost two decades, in breach of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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It also agreed to reduce its stockpile of enriched uranium by 98% and limit uranium enrichment to 3.67%.
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This came after Iran in July announced it's breaching the nuclear deal's limitations on uranium stockpiling and enrichment.
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It is one of three Family Enrichment Centers that ACS is testing as part of its reform effort.
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" The two authors also document the growing disparity of parental financial investment in "child-enrichment goods and services.
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The others are Arak, which is home to a heavy water reactor, and Fordow, a fuel enrichment facility.
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The IAEA report said the highest level of uranium enrichment is currently at 4.5%, the news agency said.
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Enrichment produces low-enriched uranium for power plants, but it also can make highly enriched weapons-grade uranium.
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The dendê oil, or red palm oil, used as an enrichment and flavoring, brings the moqueca to life.
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Iran has since violated the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal by breaching uranium stockpile and enrichment limits.
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Iran on July 8 announced it had surpassed the 2015 nuclear deal's cap on uranium enrichment levels (3.67%).
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Iran had 1,000 of them installed at its large enrichment site at Natanz before the deal was reached.
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Iran has threatened to break the limit on its stockpile of low-enrichment uranium as early as Thursday.
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At Natanz, the primary uranium enrichment site, the desert around the facility has been ringed with antiaircraft guns.
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Crystal Cruises' shipboard enrichment program, Creative Learning Institute, offers lessons on topics from ballroom dancing to maritime history.
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The groom's mother presents life-enrichment programs at the Commons on Marice, a senior living facility in Eagan.
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We can organize to provide enrichment for youngsters who are suddenly being homeschooled, as in the #openschools project.
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"We worry the government will restrict us, prohibit things, start to say this is illicit enrichment," said Sobrino.
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He is also the founder of the Legacy Foundation of Hartford, an academic enrichment program for underserved youth.
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Yes, Iran is permanently enjoined from building a nuclear weapon, even after the limitations on uranium enrichment expire.
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Apologists also claim that, with Trump's decision, Tehran will simply restart its enrichment activities on an industrial scale.
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Additionally, Iran said it will ignore uranium enrichment limits as spelled out in the multilateral 2015 nuclear deal.
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Iran said Sunday it would not abide by the uranium-enrichment limits set by the 2015 nuclear deal.
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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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Those rare specimens of malware have destroyed nuclear enrichment centrifuges in Iran and caused a blackout in Ukraine.
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Iran has retreated from full compliance with the deal since the U.S. pullout, exceeding limits on uranium enrichment.
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Since that move, in 2018, Iran has begun breaking terms of the deal limiting its enrichment of uranium.
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Iran began to partially withdraw from the nuclear agreement in May, restarting parts of its uranium enrichment program.
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It is unclear precisely what level of enrichment Iran may now seek, yet that is entirely the point.
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The students receive academic support and enrichment, and mentoring from Future Scholars participants who are now in college.
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Commerce said its investigation will examine the entire uranium sector, including mining, enrichment, defense and uses by industry.
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Likewise, the Agreed Framework addressed the dismantlement of North Korea's reactor at Yongbyon but didn't cover uranium enrichment.
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Take chances on a side quest that's maybe more narrative convenience than coherent thematic enrichment—but who cares!
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Critics have said that museum collections should be used only for the benefit and enrichment of the public.
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" The White House said North Korea had also "committed to the dismantlement of plutonium and uranium enrichment facilities.
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The framework froze North Korea's plutonium enrichment program, an important step in blocking its path toward a bomb.
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The JCPOA, which took effect in January 210, cuts off the plutonium track while severely restricting uranium enrichment.
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Through his phone, he can find love (Sonja), money (the video game company), and enrichment (traveling the world).
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Nuclear enrichment facility 'reactivated': Intelligence chief The announcements followed news that North Korea has reactivated its Yongbyon enrichment facility and could begin to recover plutonium from the reactor's spent fuel in a "matter of weeks or months," according to James Clapper, the director of national intelligence for the United States.
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That access covers Iran's entire nuclear supply chain, from uranium mines and mills to centrifuge production and enrichment facilities.
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Iran for now also is honoring the agreement, though some top officials have suggested it resume its enrichment activities.
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On Tuesday, Zola the gorilla got down with his bad self during an enrichment session at the Dallas Zoo.
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In March, a giraffe at the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro became tangled in an enrichment toy and died.
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Several belong to an eight-year college enrichment program run by the Henry Street Settlement, a New York nonprofit.
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The trouble is no amount of enrichment can ever replicate what an animal will feel like in the wild.
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North Korea also developed two pathways to fissile materials production, with both plutonium production reactors and uranium enrichment facilities.
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Yet only 5% enrichment is required for the Bushehr civilian power reactor, for which Russia originally supplied the fuel.
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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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"Irene and Bruce felt very strongly about providing that kind of culture and enrichment for their children," she said.
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TenMarks EducationA company that provides personalized online math practice and enrichment programs for K-Algebra/Geometry using technology products.
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The purpose of the deal was to put tight limits on Iran's destabilising enrichment programme—nothing more, nothing less.
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The country would increase enrichment levels to 20%, significantly closer to bomb-grade material, for use in local reactors.
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Enrichment follows the rules of geometric growth, so uranium enriched to 2300% is most of the way to 2130%.
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In the deal, Tehran agreed to limit its enrichment of uranium in exchange for the lifting of crippling sanctions.
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They are willing to tackle the sunset clauses allowing, for example, curbs on uranium enrichment to lapse over time.
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When Kingdom Hearts 3 launched in late January, selfies weren't simply for enrichment—they were sewn into the game.
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But it has also said it could resume its 20 percent uranium enrichment, which is banned under the deal.
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The 3.67% purity limit on the maximum level of enrichment, for example, will be in place only 15 years.
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The proceeds will go towards enrichment, medical and husbandry items for the three orangutans that are at the zoo.
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I work and teach classes at a metaphysical center called Unlimited Thought Life Enrichment Center in San Antonio, Texas.
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Physically, Iran's underground nuclear enrichment facilities were much easier targets than North Korea's multiple and frequently-shifting launch sites.
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The Changing America team will center our coverage around five subject pillars — Sustainability, Respect, Resilience, Enrichment and Well-Being.
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However, Iran remains far short of the enrichment level - 90 percent - seen as necessary to produce bomb-grade uranium.
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That this humble lizard could jeopardize what may be the greatest energy enrichment in human history is absurdly chilling.
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Enrichment moves Iran closer to being able to build a nuclear weapon, though it has denied harboring such ambitions.
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Recently, the theocratic country declared it would break the terms of the 2015 nuclear pact by increasing uranium enrichment.
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Will it be with those who are building a better world, or those who are focused on personal enrichment?
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has reportedly ordered preparations to begin to increase the enrichment of uranium starting today.
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Iran restricted its enrichment of uranium ore, commonly called yellow cake, under the deal signed under the Obama administration.
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Twenty percent enrichment would likely resume here, as Iranian officials have threatened, and would entail interconnecting "tandem" centrifuge cascades.
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In 2003, Muammar Qaddafi, the Libyan dictator, agreed, in exchange for economic opportunities, to surrender his uranium-enrichment equipment.
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If the deal falls apart, Iran could decide to eject nuclear inspectors and resume uranium enrichment and weapons development.
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But Iran has set another deadline for Europe to deliver benefits, after which it will increase its enrichment levels.
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He has been indicted on charges of illegal enrichment and is in detention while a judge investigates his case.
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His donation will go to arts and enrichment programs for one of the largest school systems in the country.
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The Anderson Animal Shelter says the pup received little handling or enrichment in the boarding facility for many months.
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Thus far, Jordan and Saudi Arabia have resisted U.S. pressure and insisted on leaving their uranium enrichment option open.
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If the deal is scrapped, the Iranians could resume their centrifuge enrichment program, which is now being carefully monitored.
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But Iran has left the door open to increasing its stockpile and edging closer to weapons-grade level enrichment.
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That is how Presidents Bush and Obama got inside Iran's nuclear enrichment site at Natanz, with the Stuxnet code.
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Apart from heat stress, they respond also to other stressors such as sediment run-off, nutrient enrichment, and overfishing.
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In turn, Iran has increased enrichment of uranium and its stockpiles beyond the levels stipulated by the 2015 agreement.
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It could pull back from recent steps to increase its uranium enrichment in the direction of weapons grade materials.
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More likely, it will take symbolic steps to restart enrichment, thereby implying a threat without making good on it.
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Meanwhile, Iran has declared it will no longer adhere to uranium enrichment restrictions agreed under the 20203 nuclear deal.
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The most famous attack, code-named Olympic Games, wiped out about 1,000 centrifuges at the Natanz nuclear enrichment site.
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Since then, Tehran has scaled back on its commitments, including saying it would stop observing limits on uranium enrichment.
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They vowed to smash the rules, but it turns out it was mostly for self-enrichment and self-protection.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Monday that Tehran was working on advanced IR-9 centrifuges for uranium enrichment.
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Vocations Leslé Honoré is the director of youth enrichment at the Rauner Family and West Communities Y.M.C.A.s in Chicago.
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In Saturday's announcement, the Iranians omitted a key detail: how much they will push the level of uranium enrichment.
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First, Iran exceeded its permitted stockpiles of nuclear fuel and then resumed uranium enrichment to higher levels than permitted.
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Trump ratcheted up sanctions after withdrawing the US from the deal, and Iran is now violating its enrichment limits.
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Iran has disengaged from the conditions of the deal and announced that it was to restart uranium enrichment activities.
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The speed with which Iran has recently resumed high-level uranium enrichment revealed the flimsiness of the deal's restrictions.
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It has said it will no longer abide by its key remaining commitment on enrichment under the nuclear deal.
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On Wednesday, it began escalating its uranium enrichment activities, injecting gas into centrifuges at its infamous underground Fordow plant.
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Nominees face a long process to ensure they'll be working for the American people, not for their own enrichment.
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Republican senators must be seen defending conservative policy priorities, but can't afford to defend personal enrichment and self-aggrandizement.
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And it means fighting back against elected officials who abuse the public trust through dishonesty, personal enrichment and bullying.
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And then we entered into the Gloria Gurney Canine Annex for Recovery & Enrichment (CARE) and the ASPCA Kitten Nursery.
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In 2002, the Bush administration used evidence of North Korea's secret uranium enrichment program to terminate the Agreed Framework.
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Halting production would mean dismantling the old reactor, neutralizing a new one, and taking apart a uranium enrichment facility.
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The enrichment level of the uranium Iran has now — 3.67 percent — isn't high enough to make a nuclear bomb.
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Just days after reaching the settlement, he taunted regulators on Twitter, calling the commission the Short-seller Enrichment Commission.
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Islamabad, which had started a uranium enrichment program in the 1970s, soon joined New Delhi in the nuclear club.
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Under the accord, Tehran received relief from global economic sanctions and in return committed to capping its uranium enrichment well below the level needed for bomb-grade material, cutting the number of its centrifuge enrichment machines by two-thirds, reducing its enriched uranium stockpile and submitting to a more intrusive IAEA inspections regime.
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"The right amount of uranium enrichment for the world's largest state sponsor of terror is zero...There is no legitimate reason for Iran to resume enrichment at this previously clandestine site," Pompeo said at a press briefing about the Fordow site, where the U.N. atomic watchdog says the country has been enriching uranium.
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The agreement set strict limits on Iran&aposs uranium enrichment in return for the lifting of U.S. and international sanctions.
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Iranian officials — from Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on down — have vowed to boost the country&aposs uranium enrichment capacity.
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"Iran's enrichment plans are only possible because the horrible nuclear deal left their capabilities intact," NSC spokesman Garrett Marquis said.
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The company: Homeroom, a two-year-old, 12-person, San Francisco-based marketplace business focused around after-school enrichment programs.
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"If we decide, we can reach 20 percent (uranium) enrichment within five days in Fordow (underground nuclear plant)," he added.
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Iran has proposed exceeding its JCPOA enrichment cap of 3.67%, which is the amount allowed for civilian nuclear power development.
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A failure to do the latter would prompt Tehran to return to high level uranium enrichment, the Iranian leader said.
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According to Barraez, economic alliances have allowed for the enrichment of Venezuelan military and government officials, and the rebel groups.
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The famed Stuxnet attack injected a formidable computer worm into Iran's Natanz enrichment facility in 0003, destroying about 1,000 centrifuges.
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Joseph Cohen, head of the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad, urged the international community to stop Iran from "stepping up enrichment".
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And, just in case this failed, he ordered Iran's atomic agency to be ready to ratchet up its enrichment programme.
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Tensions have skyrocketed between the two countries as Tehran starts to roll back its nuclear enrichment limits under the deal.
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In October, even after his settlement with the federal agency, Musk called it the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" in a tweet.
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He's already said plenty of times that the SEC, which he calls the Shortseller Enrichment Commission, isn't worth his respect.
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Mulling over how she should spend the windfall, Hofstetter soon crossed paths with Brown County Enrichment for Teens Association Inc.
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In addition to attending most of her games, he also keeps up with what she's learning in DREAM's enrichment courses.
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The committee also plans to press claims against Oaktree, including for unjust enrichment, at a confirmation trial beginning March 28.
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"Distraction teaches you to focus no matter what," said Colette Silvestri, a gifted and enrichment teacher at Hershey High School.
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Iran confirmed on Wednesday that it prevented the inspector from gaining access to its main uranium-enrichment facility at Natanz.
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Iran has since gone beyond the deal's stockpile and enrichment limits, and started using advanced centrifuges barred by the deal.
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In some ways, spending that cash carelessly dovetails with too much enrichment — activities scheduled throughout the weekend keep families apart.
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It's no coincidence that in September of 2009, the Obama administration revealed the existence of a secret Iranian enrichment plant.
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The Iranians have repeatedly said they won't renegotiate the nuclear deal, which means they could restart their nuclear enrichment program.
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I understand entirely why people might feel nervous: Iran's warning that it is ready to start nuclear enrichment was frightening.
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Last week Iran resumed enrichment at its underground Fordow nuclear facility, banned under a 2015 nuclear deal with major powers.
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Tehran denies ever having aimed to develop a nuclear bomb, saying enrichment is only to generate energy for civilian uses.
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The agreement also sets a 3.67 percent enrichment level, enough to fuel a power plant but far from weapons-grade.
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Iran responded by threatening to surpass the uranium enrichment limitations that were first implemented under the Obama-era nuclear deal.
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It's important to recall that there are two paths to building nuclear weapons: via plutonium reprocessing and via uranium enrichment.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei said on Monday he had ordered preparations to increase uranium enrichment capacity if the agreement collapsed.
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Meanwhile, Iran continued to violate the 2015 nuclear deal by incrementally exceeding its limits on uranium stockpiles and enrichment levels.
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The spokesman's statement and a more detailed report to member states obtained by Reuters made no mention of enrichment itself.
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What he is talking about here is the deal's "sunset" clauses -- expiration dates after which Iran could resume uranium enrichment.
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All in all, several UN Security Council Resolutions (UNSCRs) sought to halt such enrichment, but the JCPOA ultimately permitted it.
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I could go on, but my point is America's really big, and we have greatly contributed to your cultural enrichment.
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U.N. inspectors have uncovered no covert enrichment by Iran since long before its 2015 nuclear agreement deal with world powers.
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The lawsuit accused the board of corporate waste and Musk, the company's chief executive officer and chairman, of unjust enrichment.
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To say nothing of climate change: Wealthy countries' enrichment is destroying the planet, hitting the poorest countries hardest of all.
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"Trump treats the presidency as a self-enrichment scheme," said Robert Weissman, president of Public Citizen, a left-leaning organization.
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And Iran announced the completion of a new centrifuge assembly center, a first step to increasing its nuclear enrichment capacity.
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Iran said it will not abide by the deal's caps on the number of uranium enrichment centrifuges it can operate.
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By doing so, United's board would correct its breach of fiduciary duty and prevent "the unjust enrichment" of company executives.
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But Mr. Kulyk was under a cloud himself: The anti-corruption bureau had investigated him on suspicion of illicit enrichment.
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Victory was achieved every day when freedom of seas allowed the enrichment of the nation and a vigorous foreign policy.
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Analysts expect Iran to restart its pre-JCPOA nuclear enrichment activities and recommence amassing its stockpile of highly enriched uranium.
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The 20 percent enrichment would be a concern because it is a relatively short leap to produce bomb-grade fuel.
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Some privately called the plan "economically and racially insensitive," favoring families with time and money to provide their own enrichment.
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The electric car company was sued by a shareholder in June 2018 over allegations of corporate waste and unjust enrichment.
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The decision leaves no restrictions on Iran's nuclear program, the statement said, including on uranium enrichment, production, research and expansion.
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That enrichment level is still well within the ordinary limits for producing fuel for nuclear power plants, rather than weapons.
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That enrichment level is still well within the ordinary limits for producing fuel for nuclear power plants, rather than weapons.
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It is also why Iran has thus far refrained from — despite threatening to — resume uranium enrichment at 20 percent purity.
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"The head of AEIO personally inaugurated the installation of new advanced centrifuges to expand its uranium enrichment capacity," Hook claimed.
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The Pure Enrichment Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier is stylish, has two levels of misting, and even lights up for ambiance.
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Democrats tend to focus on the e pluribus — the many — celebrating diversity, immigration and the attendant enrichment of our culture.
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When Iran declines, as an initial element of the negotiation process, we should completely demolish the Natanz Uranium Enrichment Site.
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Freddy: Yeah, they were "giving away" the Stuxnet code; all you needed to qualify is an emerging nuclear enrichment program.
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Iran also didn't surpass the 3.67 percent cap on enrichment levels, according to a report obtained by the news agency.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, heir to the Saudi throne, has led a sweeping crackdown on corruption and self-enrichment.
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Between 1977-1979, the Carter administration stopped all economic assistance to Islamabad after Pakistan began its secret uranium enrichment program.
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In fact, the value of enrichment programs and their correlation to student achievement has been well documented over several decades.
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Anything above 20 percent enrichment of U-235 is considered highly enriched and can be used to create a weapon.
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The reality is that once a country develops enrichment capabilities, the specter of a mushroom cloud never leaves the picture.
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The deal allows Iran to continue 3.67 percent uranium enrichment, far below the roughly 90 percent threshold of weapons-grade.
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But terms of that sale would be contentious: Nonproliferation proponents want a so-called Gold Standard 123 Agreement, which would prohibit enrichment; however, the Saudis view enrichment as their sovereign right, particularly in light of the Iran deal and the fact that only two of the 23 extant 123 agreements meet the gold standard.
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State television said Iran would not respect any limits set down in the pact on the country's nuclear work: whether the limit on its number of uranium enrichment centrifuges to its enrichment capacity, the level to which uranium could be enriched, the amount of stockpiled enriched uranium or Iran's nuclear Research and Development activities.
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The money can also be used to pay for enrichment, such as trips to visit family members and specialized educational programs.
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Under the 2015 deal, Iran agreed to slash its stockpile of enriched uranium by 90%, and cap uranium enrichment at 3.67%.
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International nuclear monitors and Trump's own intelligence officials say Iran complied until recently with the agreement's limits on its enrichment activities.
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Iran has said it has the option of resuming industrial-scale enrichment now that the U.S. has withdrawn from the deal.
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The first, Stuxnet, was used by the US and Israel to destroy centrifuges in an Iranian nuclear enrichment facility in 2009.
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The fissile material, which enables a nuclear explosion to occur, can be uranium or plutonium, created either by enrichment or reprocessing. ?
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"Irene and Bruce felt very strongly about providing that kind of culture and enrichment for their children," Kaller told the Times.
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Wildlife Wednesday: It's almost Halloween, and that means it's time for one of our animals' favorite enrichment experiences – playing with pumpkins!
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Blackrock has ballooned to 20073 trillion of managed assets since 2008 mirroring the exponential enrichment of elites during economic crisis worldwide.
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Earlier this year, sources said the attorney general's office suspected Romero Deschamps and several relatives of illicit enrichment and money laundering.
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Integrating teachers, curricular offerings, after-school programs, and public summer school enrichment activities delivered a better quality education to black children.
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Under the deal, inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency were to make sure Iran had halted almost all nuclear enrichment.
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RGL is alleging a string of offences against the banks, including deceit, misrepresentation, negligent misstatement, breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
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He was accused of illegal enrichment by embezzling donations from the Taiwanese government that were intended for earthquake survivors in 2001.
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Construction of new buildings near the Uranium Enrichment Complex is also ongoing, with some buildings nearing completion and new projects started.
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It wants to go ahead with a full-cycle nuclear programme, including the production and enrichment of uranium for atomic fuel.
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As well as Yongbyon, it said, there seemed to be an older, undisclosed uranium-enrichment site, which it named as Kangsong.
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In 2010, the so-called Stuxnet virus disrupted the operation of thousands of centrifuges at a uranium enrichment facility in Iran.
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Musk provoked the SEC even after the settlement was signed, calling the agency the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" on Twitter in October.
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Iran says it will break the limit for uranium enrichment agreed with the US as part of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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A new pact should require that Iran stop enrichment of uranium, which was allowed within strict limitations under the previous deal.
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" Tesla – CEO Elon Musk mocked the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in a tweet, calling the agency the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission.
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For the moment, Iran is not exceeding the enrichment cap of 3.67% uranium, an amount consistent with civilian nuclear power development.
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International sanctions have only recently been lifted as part of a multilateral nuclear deal to curb Iran's disputed uranium enrichment program.
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The 2015 agreement allows Iran to continue 3.67 percent uranium enrichment, far below the roughly 90 percent threshold of weapons-grade.
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Ours isnt an honorable history of willingness to forgo enrichment simply on principle …are we too forgetful to recall Albert Speer?
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He began is self-enrichment tour with a rambling post about taking a break to better himself: Have been stuck lately.
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Kelly feels like the devil is working overtime in effort to try to destroy his musical legacy for selfish, personal enrichment.
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The company will also provide material for the fuel fabrication, producing uranium and providing conversion and enrichment services at Hinkley Point.
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Our climate is too complex and the consequences of misguided policies too harsh to discount the positive effects of carbon enrichment.
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Not only is it the best kind of toy to keep your dog occupied and entertained, it also provides mental enrichment.
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Experts believe that, should it choose to resume the enrichment of uranium, Iran could build a bomb within about a year.
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Mr. Rouhani talked about injecting the gas into 1,044 centrifuges at the Fordow nuclear facility, a major step toward uranium enrichment.
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The Iranian president also announced that Tehran is prepared to increase uranium enrichment to industrial levels, should the deal collapse entirely.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif has said Iran would return to its nuclear enrichment program if the deal were to collapse.
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Experts believe that, should Iran choose to resume the enrichment of uranium, it could build a bomb within about a year.
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His address comes shortly after Iran's recent announcement that it has passed the uranium enrichment set under the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Under the landmark 2015 agreement, Iran agreed to limit its enrichment of uranium in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions.
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According to the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, aluminum oxide is used to avert corrosion in gas centrifuges during uranium enrichment.
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If a school isn't able to meet a child's educational needs, Islas said, parents should seek out alternative forms of enrichment.
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"In my view, a rigorous analysis of unjust enrichment alone ... would likely yield a figure well above $5 billion," Chopra said.
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Bribes and kickbacks plainly subvert the principle of self-government by subordinating the common good to an elected official's personal enrichment.
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The 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action limited Iran to uranium enrichment levels harmless enough for various types of medical instruments.
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On top of that, kids lose the advantage of the many enrichment and learning opportunities that quality childcare programs can provide.
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Two diplomats who talked to the news outlet said that the incident occurred at Natanz, one of Iran's uranium enrichment sites.
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North Korea agrees to suspend nuclear tests and uranium enrichment, and said it will allow inspectors, in exchange for food aid.
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Here are the best deals for Monday, August 13: Save big on air humidifiers and essential oil diffusers from Pure Enrichment.
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Jimmy Carter, who eschewed personal enrichment in favor of quietly effecting humanitarian advances around the world, was viewed as an outlier.
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Mr. Wilson is also overhauling five of the city's most troubled campuses, moving principals and introducing new academic and enrichment programs.
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"We are aware of Iran's announcement related to its uranium enrichment level," a spokesman for the International Atomic Energy Agency said.
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Washington has sharply tightened sanctions on Iran, which has responded by stepping up uranium enrichment beyond limits set by the deal.
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Iran agreed to limit its enrichment of uranium under the watch of UN inspectors in exchange for the lifting of sanctions.
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Iran in July broke the 300-kilogram limit and boosted its enrichment to up to 4.5%, breaking that limit as well.
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Was a transaction that ultimately saw millions flow to a future U.S. president facilitated by the illicit enrichment of Russian officials?
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Iran had agreed to halt enrichment activity at Fordow under the 2015 nuclear deal, which President Donald Trump left in 2018.
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Limits on enrichment levels, facilities and stockpiles last for 15 years, according to a September report from the Congressional Research Service.
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Though the mechanism remains a mystery, there are some potential solutions, ranging from varying diets to engineering crops to soil enrichment.
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Trump, like Orbán, has bent the powers of state toward personal enrichment — and allowed his top officials to do the same.
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Wordplay This new weekend thing I'm doing this year (writing up puzzles for your delectation and solving enrichment) is technically moonlighting.
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The effort is aimed at persuading Iran not to exceed limits set on uranium enrichment in exchange for some economic relief.
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The US is also aware of a secret uranium enrichment site known as Kangson, the Washington Post reported on in May.
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Another good place to check is your local zoo or animal sanctuary, which might want trees for animal enrichment or food.
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Tehran has balked at the sanctions and increased its uranium enrichment as provocation, testing the limits of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The first was Stuxnet, the US and Israeli malware that destroyed a thousand Iranian nuclear enrichment centrifuges roughly a decade ago.
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The Iranians first put that plan on hold and returned Fordow to its former role as an enrichment plant for uranium.
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Only then would he decide, Mr. Rouhani said, whether to instruct Iran's Atomic Energy Organization to resume the enrichment of uranium.
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In turn, Iran announced it will abandon restrictions on uranium enrichment under a 2015 nuclear agreement unless U.S. sanctions are lifted.
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Trump is also reportedly unhappy with the so-called "sunset clauses," which allow Iran to resume some nuclear enrichment from 2025.
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Iran later announced the suspension of some of its commitments under the nuclear agreement and the resumption of higher uranium enrichment.
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The agreement allows for enrichment to 3.67 percent, which is suitable for fuel for nuclear power plants, but not nuclear weapons.
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They also accuse the companies of violating state minimum wage laws, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act and laws prohibiting unjust enrichment.
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It was a bunch of relatives and hangers-on having random meetings with some vague hope of personal and professional enrichment.
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It was software inserted, almost certainly by American and Israeli intelligence agencies, into Iranian computers running that country's nuclear enrichment program.
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The measures, enshrined in so-called 123 agreements, aim to prevent uranium enrichment or plutonium reprocessing geared toward developing nuclear weapons.
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"They are not saying how far they will push the enrichment or the number of centrifuges they'll operate," Fitzpatrick told Reuters.
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For dogs, toys that promote scavenging, foraging, and problem-solving, as well as novel sights, scents, and experiences are considered enrichment.
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"Iran will continue its nuclear enrichment with no limitations and based on its technical needs," said an announcement in state media.
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Substantial uranium-enrichment production and research are also far more likely at undeclared sites inside Iran or elsewhere, like North Korea.
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This was not some spying exercise: it caused explosions within nuclear enrichment sites and had the potential to kill anyone nearby.
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The Judiciary Committee should focus primarily on the issue of emoluments and Trump's alleged use of the presidency for personal enrichment.
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Zuma and the Guptas, who face numerous allegations of using their friendship for mutual self-enrichment, have consistently denied any wrongdoing.
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The operation was also a bust: It destroyed a small fraction of the intended centrifuges and only slightly delayed Iran's enrichment.
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From the time of colonialism through more than three decades of dictatorship, unelected rulers looted Congo's resources for their personal enrichment.
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Rouhani said Iran will breach that 3.67 percent limit on Sunday — but didn't indicate how high Iran's uranium enrichment would go.
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The amount of time it takes to hit these enrichment milestones ultimately depends on the quality and quantity of Iran's centrifuges.
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He appeared to be hardening a threat to restore Iran's disputed enrichment drive first made after Trump quit the nuclear deal.
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The restraints on Iran's centrifuges disappear after 10 years, and the limits on uranium enrichment go away five years after that.
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"The process will take a few hours to stabilize and by Saturday, when International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors will again visit the site, an...enrichment level of 21% will have been achieved," AEOI spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi told state TV. Enrichment of uranium to such a low level of fissile purity would be broadly suitable for civilian electricity generation.
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They should be shutting down and dismantling their uranium- enrichment program, along with their plutonium program and their nuclear weapon&aposs program.
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Local farmers would often donate their overstock Halloween pumpkins for use in the zoo's then-groundbreaking, now world-renowned, environmental enrichment program.
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Iran has now breached the deal's limit for stockpiles of low-enriched uranium and gone above the 26% level of enrichment allowed.
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After initially agreeing to work with the IAEA to foster transparency, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad resumed uranium enrichment in the mid-2000s.
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On Monday, Iran said it would raise enrichment of low-grade uranium beyond stockpile limits set by the 2015 international nuclear deal.
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Second, Trump doesn't like that certain restrictions of the deal — like the ones on uranium enrichment and the use of centrifuges — end.
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The European Union says that can still be done without tearing up the nuclear accord, which put strict limits on Iranian enrichment.
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On Monday, an Iranian energy official announced the country has increased its uranium enrichment fourfold and informed the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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It will cap its level of uranium enrichment at 203 percent, well below the 220 percent level needed for bomb-grade material.
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The RGL claim alleges a string of offences against the banks, including deceit, misrepresentation, negligent misstatement, breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
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Promote the "Sober High School Experience," an after-school enrichment session with more information about negotiating high school without drugs or alcohol.
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The big picture: Just like people, corporations display impressive instincts for self-enrichment and self-preservation, even when they're not-for-profits.
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His tweet on October 4th, which mockingly referred to the SEC as the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission", made short-sellers a whopping $645m.
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The End of Corporate Welfare Act would create a level playing field and end the enrichment of large companies at our expense.
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Following the operation, Melvin went home with Samantha Bell DiGenova, the cat behavior and enrichment lead at the adoption center, to heal.
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The announcement marks a shift towards privatization and the enrichment of US corporations in space, and the figures are truly eye-popping.
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Office of Education: The budget would eliminate the $115 million Office of Education, which runs enrichment programs and provides internships and scholarships.
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At the time, the Bush administration claimed to have evidence of a covert uranium enrichment program, which would have violated the deal.
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Tehran has responded by threatening to increase its enrichment of uranium, although it says it has not violated the agreement so far.
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The waivers allow work at Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant, the Fordow enrichment facility, the Arak nuclear complex and the Tehran Research Reactor.
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Indeed, critics of the Iran deal fear that a Saudi enrichment programme would compromise their effort to impose tighter restrictions on Iran.
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In July, parliament approved a law forcing senior officials to disclose assets - part of a fight against what it calls illicit enrichment.
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The Iran Nuclear Deal limited Iran's uranium enrichment to 266.8%, enough for power plants and peaceful purposes but not for nuclear weapons.
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It must be more rigorous than the nuclear agreement with Iran—and that includes continuous monitoring of enrichment sites and snap inspections.
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Saca is one of three consecutive ex-presidents to be accused of illicit enrichment or diversion of public resources while in office.
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The former leader was indicted in 2016 and faces accusations in other cases involving alleged money laundering, possible illegal enrichment and fraud.
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"This is a fun way to get the community involved in our daily enrichment activities," zoo event coordinator Sarah Borrego told KFDM.
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In response, Iran announced that it would stop fully complying with the international pact and would remove caps on uranium enrichment levels.
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The best-known example is Stuxnet, which was deployed by U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies against a uranium enrichment facility in Iran.
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The discussions led to Iran agreeing in 2003 to suspend uranium enrichment-related activities pending further negotiations on trade and diplomatic concessions.
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In December, a judge sent Flores to trial on charges of embezzlement, money laundering, disobedience to individuals and illicit or unjust enrichment.
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Baird told local media that introducing "enrichment items" that reflect items the animals might come across in the wild is fairly common.
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Monk is seeking compensatory and punitive damages for North Coast's alleged trademark infringement, unjust enrichment, and violation of California's right of publicity.
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The virus prompted Iran's uranium enrichment centrifuges to spin faster out of control and ultimately break--all without tripping any safety sensors.
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Khamenei says Iran has met its obligations by halting the enrichment of uranium at 20 percent and shutting down two nuclear facilities.
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He said he had ordered the country's atomic industry organizations to prepare to restart enrichment at an "industrial level" if negotiations fail.
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In recent months, Iran has gone beyond both the total amount and the level of enrichment that were allowed under the agreement.
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Iran After President Trump pulled the US out of the Iran nuclear deal last month, Iranian officials threatened to increase uranium enrichment.
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Iran since has gone beyond the deal's stockpile and enrichment limits, as well as started using advanced centrifuges barred by the deal.
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He had worked "proudly" for defense lawyers, he said, and was "devastated" to read the government's sentencing memo with the enrichment allegation.
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Before the deal and its restrictions on Iran's nuclear enrichment activities, Iran's breakout time was estimated to be a matter of months.
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In June 2010, news reports began appearing about the discovery of a computer worm targeting Iran's uranium enrichment program and their centrifuges.
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And "if Iran resumes nuclear enrichment, 20 percent or more, that means the US or Israel have to take action," in response.
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Reagan certified classes of consumers for claims of fraudulent concealment, unjust enrichment and violation of various state and federal consumer protection laws.
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After it's mined, the ore must go through an ore enrichment process to separate the rough diamonds from the other rock formations.
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The Education Department also announced on Thursday that it had added 12,000 spots for students to participate in enrichment programs this summer.
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Then on July 85033, analysts at the Middlebury Institute located the long-suspected site for a secret uranium enrichment facility in Kangson.
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The lifting of financial and oil sanctions; and the preservation of an operable uranium enrichment capability are nothing to sneeze at either.
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Tehran meanwhile signaled its resolve to expand its enrichment capability by detailing plans to build advanced centrifuges - the machines that enrich uranium.
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It is also a signal to the international community that refugees are our fellow human beings and are an enrichment to society.
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Trump has also been critical of the sunset clause in the agreement, which lifts restrictions on Iran's nuclear enrichment program after 2025.
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Some experts believe that, should Iran choose to resume the enrichment of uranium, it could build a bomb within about a year.
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The government has repeatedly backed down in the face of public demonstrations, twice agreeing to relocate a uranium-enrichment plant, for example.
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The United States had previously negotiated a gold standard agreement with the United Arab Emirates that ruled out reprocessing and uranium enrichment.
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"The enrichment of uranium is made for one reason and one reason only - it's for the creation of atomic bombs," said Netanyahu.
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The department has explored the option of using federal funding granted by congress originally intended for school enrichment to provide the weapons.
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Under the accord, Tehran curbed its uranium enrichment capacity, a potential pathway to a nuclear bomb, and won sanctions relief in return.
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But the North cheated by establishing a separate uranium enrichment program, and under the George W. Bush administration the deal fell apart.
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They've not only allegedly attacked the shipping lanes, but they've announced plans to resume higher uranium enrichment heading for weapons-grade levels.
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The second step, come July, he said, would be increasing the level of enrichment, taking the country closer to bomb-grade uranium.
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He is the treasurer on the board of CitySquash, a nonprofit after-school enrichment program for children in the Bronx and Brooklyn.
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"There definitely are some frank conversations in this group," said Ms. Cohen, 29, the home's manager of therapeutic arts and enrichment programs.
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This long-term enrichment of the Milky Way with organic molecules and water may even have reached our corner of the galaxy.
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"Without guests in the building, caretakers are getting creative in how they provide enrichment to animals," the aquarium told the Chicago Tribune.
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The complaint, filed in Superior Court in Bergen County, New Jersey, asserts claims for malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty and unjust enrichment.
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We have an elected oligarchy that sees us as a path to their enrichment and we are simply serfs with the vote.
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Dr. Enrichment: Tom Price's taxpayer-funded private flights are a reminder that he has a history of profiting off of public service.
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Children of all economic classes are more likely to have their time scheduled during long summer days, at camps or enrichment programs.
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We just need to know how to keep our stuff safe while ensuring that our pets still get the enrichment they deserve.
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Their days will be highly structured, with group therapy, private counseling, childbirth classes, life skills coaching, recovery support services and enrichment programs.
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At the same time, North Korea initiated a clandestine nuclear-enrichment program, something it had promised South Korea it would not do.
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The EU countries want the International Atomic Energy Agency to first verify Iran's latest announcements on enrichment, EU officials and diplomats said.
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Washington in November terminated the sanctions waiver related to Iran's Fordow nuclear plant after Tehran resumed uranium enrichment at the underground site.
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In an early example, Iran's nuclear facility at Natanz faced a cyberattack that reportedly set back its enrichment process significantly in 2010.
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In too many instances, public office in this country is held by individuals who prioritize personal power and enrichment over public service.
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The EU countries want the International Atomic Energy Agency to first verify Iran's latest announcements on enrichment, EU officials and diplomats said.
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"Iran will continue its nuclear enrichment with no restrictions .... and based on its technical needs," a government statement cited by television said.
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A 2008 study of shelter cats concluded these videos hold enrichment potential for indoor cats, and cat professionals and organizations recommend them.
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If confirmed, we look forward to both Rob Jackson and Hester Pierce putting forward proposals to end this unproductive enrichment of shareholders.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu recently urged Washington to reject cutting any nuclear deal with Riyadh unless the Kingdom legally forswore enrichment and reprocessing.
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Some have even suggested restarting nuclear activities and the enrichment of uranium, though they have little or no say over such matters.
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In nuclear reactors, the heavy water is used as a coolant and allows engineers to bypass uranium enrichment activities to produce plutonium.
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Riyadh also wants access to enrichment and reprocessing technologies, the respective ways to produce highly enriched uranium and plutonium, both nuclear explosives.
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Some experts believe that Washington should have tried instead to resolve the enrichment issue within the Framework instead of discarding the agreement.
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In recent months, Iran has taken steps to suspend some of its commitments to the nuclear deal, easing restrictions on uranium enrichment.
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But the personal enrichment issue is different, and Trump and his supporters cannot credibly claim that the issue already has been addressed.
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It also demanded the international community halt Iran's enrichment program and dismantle all covert sites involved in nuclear weapons research and development.
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Such an agreement would have to extend not just to North Korea's known plutonium-production facilities but also to uranium-enrichment capabilities.
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Authoritarians view public office in an entirely proprietary manner: It is their vehicle for power and enrichment for them and their family.
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One argument emerging from the Morocco story is that it somehow confirms that Clinton traded government favors for her own personal enrichment.
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But Trump managed to construct business models for himself where personal enrichment did not depend on the underlying soundness of the enterprise.
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The charges against the board include breaching fiduciary duty, wasting corporate assets, unjust enrichment, and concealing adverse information concerning the company's operations.
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Urenco was created more than 40 years ago through the Treaty of Almelo, which requires each country to protect the company's enrichment technology.
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Keeping uranium enrichment to below 3.67% was one of the commitments Iran made in return for the lifting of economic sanctions in 2015.
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The level of enrichment then surpassed 4.5% on Monday, Behrooz Kamalvandi, the spokesperson for Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, told Iranian news agency ISNA.
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The moves they have outlined would not violate the accord, but would allow Iran to quickly ramp up enrichment if the agreement unravels.
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All of the gifts were picked out by the keepers to promote the enrichment of the newborn and other animals at the zoo.
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International sanctions against Iran have only recently been lifted as part of the multilateral nuclear deal to curb Tehran's disputed uranium enrichment program.
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Give up your nuclear weapons, give up your enrichment program, dismantle your missile capability, anytime anywhere inspections any place in North Korea verifiable.
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In recent days Iranian officials from Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on down have vowed to boost the country&aposs uranium enrichment capacity.
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In a speech Monday, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said he had ordered atomic authorities to increase the country&aposs nuclear enrichment capacity.
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Iranian officials hinted strongly, however, that they would not enrich uranium for the use of the Tehran research reactor, which requires 20% enrichment.
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Since the case began, he has dubbed the regulator the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission," recalling his attacks on investors who sell Tesla stock short.
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Enrichment at this level is enough to continue powering parts of the country's energy needs, but not enough to construct a nuclear bomb.
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Iran's level of uranium enrichment is said to be currently at just over 3%, as allowed under the nuclear deal for power generation.
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Enrichment needs to be at around 90% in order to build a bomb, from which Iran remains a long way away, experts say.
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The meat processing firm, West Liberty Foods, is suing Blue Apron for breach of contract, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and unjust enrichment.
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Given the settlement has not been finalized, there was likely no one overseeing the billionaire's comment about the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" on Thursday.
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Even the leaders of authoritarian countries outside the G-7, like Russia and China, are more conspicuous about showing off their self-enrichment.
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The family faces illegal enrichment charges related to their ownership of Los Sauces, a real estate partnership that belongs to the Kirchner clan.
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The Judiciary Committee is looking at whether Trump has used the White House for personal enrichment in violation of the Constitution's emoluments clause.
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DefinedCrowd — Helping data scientists get better data, faster, by solving the pain point of data gathering and enrichment for AI researchers and developers.
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Meanwhile some Iranian analysts warn that, as America piles on new sanctions, Iran is more likely to restart uranium enrichment than embrace democracy.
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The policy could be applied to a number of different types of child care, including after-school programs, private schools, or enrichment activities.
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In the tweet, Musk called the agency the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission," just days after settling fraud charges brought against him by the SEC.
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"She always kept Sebastian and Tarzan in line and was the first to work out new enrichment items," the Carolina Tiger Rescue said.
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"Nuclear risk is minimal," says Varga, noting that Iran's uranium enrichment breach puts it at 4.5%, which still qualifies as low-enriched uranium.
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The animals will have treats, as well as fun enrichment items they enjoy to help create a fun and safe environment for them.
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Stuxnet, described as "the world's first digital weapon," made computers at an Iranian uranium-enrichment facility to go haywire, destroying hundreds of centrifuges.
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This should include a year-round, long-term, and individualized engagement that provides academic enrichment, mentorship, internships, college application guidance, and tuition assistance.
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Iranian state television broadcast an interview with Ali Akbar Salehi after nightfall on Wednesday, showcasing the facility at Natanz&aposs uranium enrichment center.
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Given the extraordinary destructive power of a nuclear weapon, keeping a close eye on enrichment around the world is critical to global security.
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It turns Fordow into a "nuclear, physics and technology center" where centrifuges are used for purposes other than enrichment, like producing stable isotopes.
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They paint as an enrichment activity reminiscent of using a stick to mine termites, to cope with the aftereffects of their humanized upbringing.
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On Monday Iran said it was already producing enriched uranium at an ever-faster pace at its primary nuclear enrichment center at Natanz.
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Now, Iran can enrich to whatever level it wants, for any reason, and posses as much uranium gas for enrichment as they choose.
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The Education Department is reportedly considering the Student Support and Academic Enrichment grants program, which makes no mention of prohibiting funding for guns.
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Iran "has no credible reason" to expand its enrichment programme, a senior U.S. administration official said on Monday in a call with reporters.
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The confirmation also follows Iran's Sunday announcement that it was moving forward with increasing its uranium enrichment, as it had threatened to do.
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Indeed, that may spur others in the region to demand the same industrial-scale nuclear enrichment capabilities that Iran is permitted, risking proliferation.
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Mr. da Silva, who led Brazil from 2003 to 2010, has been dealing with charges of illicit self-enrichment since he left office.
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The stores cater to a generation of women who are seeking not only career success amid China's economic boom, but also spiritual enrichment.
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For Trump's charity, however, those good works largely amounted to crass self-enrichment—a guiding principle throughout the president's life and political career.
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It prohibits Iran from acquiring or stockpiling weapons grade uranium and scraps the excess centrifuge capacity Iran would need to do enrichment itself.
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Salehi said Iran had several options, including resuming its 20 percent uranium enrichment, if the European countries failed to keep the pact alive.
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"The increased roof staining at the northwest corner of the cascade halls indicates continued operations at the Uranium Enrichment Plant," the report adds.
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Life begins with competitive preschools, enrichment instead of play, and risk-averse parents who make sure their kids do plenty of test prep.
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Israel stopped short of bombing but, a decade ago, joined the United States in conducting a sophisticated cyberattack against Iran's major enrichment site.
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Analysts said the list appeared to reflect individuals with a reputation for self-enrichment and those representing rival power centers within the kingdom.
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The report added that Iran had informed the agency on Monday that "based on the operator's assessment" the enrichment level was about 4.5%.
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New York City needs to learn from and replicate what makes these kids so successful by creating weekend enrichment centers in all boroughs.
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There are many motivations for traveling: taking advantage of a school vacation or holiday break or pursuing cultural enrichment in an unfamiliar city.
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Iran agreed to tight restrictions on its enrichment of nuclear weapons-grade materials for 15 years in return for an easing of sanctions.
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Mr. Nada, the head of Nissan's legal department and security office, had in 2017 received about $280,93 in "unjust enrichment," the firm found.
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The Roman republic in its waning years managed this tension by creating a zone of self-enrichment that was outside the res publica.
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Iran President Hassan Rouhani said his country is working on developing new, advanced uranium enrichment centrifuges, according to Iranian state news agency IRNA.
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The economic changes have been relatively modest – some goodies for the leaders' core supporters and enrichment for the new insiders and their cronies.
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The nuclear agreement does allow Iran to enrich uranium, but it limited enrichment capacity to less than one bomb's worth for 15 years.
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I am proud of America and proud to be American with my cultural roots adding to the enrichment of our evolving modern culture.
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Dr. Hecker visited Yongbyon in 083, and the North Koreans showed him a complete uranium enrichment facility, which American intelligence agencies had missed.
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And in nuclear news: Iran announced Sunday it would no longer adhere to limits on uranium enrichment set by the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Why many (but not all) dogs love Outward Hound&aposs Nina Ottosson Interactive Dog Toys These dog puzzle toys are used for enrichment.
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Crack down on corruption by enacting anti-graft laws covering areas such as illicit enrichment and the declaration of assets owned by officials.
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Tehran said it would remove all restrictions on uranium enrichment, scrapping one of the last remaining checks imposed by the 2015 nuclear deal.
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For example, After School Matters, a nonprofit founded in 2000, provides enrichment programs to thousands of inner-city high school students in Chicago.
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Our child attends a fabulous, highly professional and ethnically diverse public day-care center that amazes us with its enrichment activities and professionalism.
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The bride's mother teaches art history at the Inner-City Scholarship Fund's Learning to Look program, a youth art enrichment program in Manhattan.
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Such pickpocketing may range from imperious acquisition sprees to managerial enrichment through interested transactions or even myopia amid internal scandal and related crises.
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The authorities fired him in September after administrators who embezzled millions of dollars from the theater implicated Mr. Neschling in illicit enrichment schemes.
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It would involve persuading the Iranians that they are better off meeting legitimate reactor fuel requirements without pursuing a large-scale enrichment program.
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Created by the United States government and Israel, the worm was used in 2010 to destroy centrifuges in an Iranian nuclear enrichment facility.
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As Glickman put it, capitalism is a "double-edged sword," where the impetus for self-enrichment can be utilized for the greater good.
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" In light of that, the lawmakers say they are writing "to request additional information about your ongoing personal enrichment from Saudi government payments.
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Ms. Heilman, the center's life enrichment coordinator, uses a program called Life Reflection Story, developed by Celebrations of Life, a company in Minneapolis.
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The combination of his diplomatic opening, economic pressure and a covert cyberattack on Iran's nuclear enrichment program drove Iran to the negotiating table.
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Under the 2015 deal, Iran curbed its contested uranium enrichment program under U.N. monitoring and won an end to global sanctions in return.
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Along with him, the city was home to the enrichment of uranium as part of the Manhattan Project to develop the atomic bomb.
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With Atrophy scheduled for release this Friday, November 11, on Metal Blade Records, Noisey is honored to share a stream for your enrichment.
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As per the nuclear deal, Iran's nuclear supply chain and enrichment activity will be monitored by representatives of the International Atomic Energy Commission.
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" [Jennifer Maloney and Kimberly Chin / The Wall Street Journal] ELON WATCH: "Just want to that the Shortseller Enrichment Commission is doing incredible work.
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Given the extraordinary destructive power of a nuclear weapon, keeping a close eye on enrichment around the world is crucial to global security.
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So a country with enough enrichment capacity to sustain a small nuclear energy program theoretically has enough throughput to build dozens of weapons.
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But Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said in a speech last week that Iran is now looking to enhance its enrichment capabilities.
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Iran announced Sunday it will raise its enrichment of uranium, breaking another limit of its unraveling 2015 nuclear deal with world powers and further heightening tensions between Tehran and the U.S. Government spokesman Ali Rabiei told a news conference that Iran will go beyond the limit of 3.67% enrichment Sunday and that the new percentage "will be based on our needs," without specifying.
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But there are ardent opponents: some crime victims, who see prisoner enrichment as an avenue for inmates to gain sympathy with the parole board.
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"We are extremely concerned at Iran's announcement that it has started uranium enrichment above the limit of 3.67%," a German foreign ministry spokesman said.
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So I think the working assumption is they have two substantial uranium-enrichment plants, one North Korea admits to, and one it doesn&apost.
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Tehran has long maintained that it is not developing a nuclear weapons program and its enrichment and research is focused on non-military uses.
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But there was no evidence Iran had broken its enrichment promises under the agreement until now, much less that it had "long" done so.
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The great megachurch faith known as the prosperity gospel commands legions of believers who openly court personal enrichment as a badge of divine favor.
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Enrichment at this level is enough to continue powering parts of the country's energy needs, but not enough to ever build a nuclear bomb.
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Still, there's controversy: The restrictions on Iran's centrifuges disappear after 10 years, and the limits on uranium enrichment go away five years after that.
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Enrichment at this percentage is enough to continue powering parts of the country's energy needs, but not enough to ever build a nuclear bomb.
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Iran will keep 210,230 first-generation centrifuges at its underground Fordow enrichment plant, which will be converted into a nuclear, physics and technology center.
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The deal says Iran can continue to conduct enrichment research and development without accumulating enriched uranium, including work with certain types of advanced centrifuges.
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Fast forward to today and the zoo's staff is calling the cub "spunky" based her appetite for solid foods and love of enrichment toys.
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Iran's nuclear program will be frozen for 10 to 15 years now that its plutonium production and uranium enrichment facilities have been largely dismantled.
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Stuxnet, a computer worm written by the Americans and the Israelis that attacked centrifuges in Iran's uranium-enrichment programme, exploited five zero-day flaws.
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Iran's steps toward increased nuclear enrichment so far have been limited and reversible, but the regime says more will come in 60-day increments.
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International sanctions against Iran have only recently been lifted as part of the 2015 multilateral nuclear deal to curb Tehran's disputed uranium enrichment programme.
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EATING Animal Adventure Park has set up an enrichment feeder that hangs from the ceiling and can be refilled without interfering with April's relaxation.
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They included ceasing all enrichment, withdrawing all forces under Iranian command from Syria and ending support for militant groups such as Hizbullah and Hamas.
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