New Zealand's prime minister said Tuesday that she would expel Russian diplomats from the country — but there are none to expel.
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Why it matters: The organized effort among the countries, just one week after Vladimir Putin was reelected as president, is intended to send a clear message to Russia that its shadow operations will not go unpunished among global allies of the EU. The countries, both inside and outside of the EU, include: Canada, Germany, Poland and France will expel four Russian diplomats each; Italy, Spain, Denmark and the Netherlands will expel two each; Lithuania will expel three and ban 44 people from entering the country; Ukraine will expel 13; the Czech Republic will expel three and Estonia will expel Russia's defense attache.
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If the U.S. does expel diplomats, the move would follow a similar decision by the U.K. last week to expel 23 Russian diplomats from the country.
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"To boycott Russia, renew the sanctions and expel its diplomats doesn't resolve problems, it aggravates them," he wrote on Monday after Italy announced it would expel two Russian diplomats.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Russia will expel one Finnish diplomat from the embassy in Moscow in response to Helsinki's decision to expel one Russian diplomat, Finland's foreign ministry said on Friday.
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ASTANA (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday Russia will expel British diplomats in response to London's decision to expel 23 staff at the Russian embassy in London.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Russia has decided to expel one Norwegian diplomat following Norway's decision to expel a Russian diplomat from Oslo earlier this week, Norwegian public broadcaster NRK said on Friday.
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" The aim: "Expel the infidels from the Arabian peninsula.
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But it also failed to expel bad apples quickly enough.
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Imprison them all, expel them all, or kill them all.
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"We will not expel anyone," Putin said in a statement.
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"We will not expel anyone," he said in a statement.
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Bears can occasionally expel the worms by pooping them out.
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It does not expel every offender from its membership rolls.
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From Erbil, their capital, Mr Barzani's forces expel dissenters eastward.
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Obviously, any country has the right to expel undesirable people.
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They wanted to expel The Marathon Store from Slauson Plaza.
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The kingdom could expel Lebanese Shiites and Christians, she said.
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Press and squeeze on the solids to expel extra broth.
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Societies that shun or expel their critics aren't protecting themselves.
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The airstrikes have galvanized calls inside Iraq to expel them.
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The pressure from the breath may then expel the object.
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"We will, however, not expel the U.S. ambassador," he added.
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As storms intensify, they expel more air than they ingest.
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"Rahul baba says don't expel them [Muslim migrants]," he sneered.
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The Colorado House of Representatives has voted to expel him.
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Most people expel about 120 grams of poop a day.
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"Expel them and force them to repay their tuition" she wrote.
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The church has been accused of beating congregants to expel demons.
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Guterres expressed shock in August at Morales' attempt to expel Velasquez.
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The Arizona House of Representatives voted on Monday to expel Rep.
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Iran has pressured the Kurdistan Regional Government to expel the group.
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That could be a licence to expel gay pupils, for instance.
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Trump has promised to expel people living in the country illegally.
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The Producers Guild has voted to expel Harvey Weinstein, Vulture reports.
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Expel a guy who just won an election -- warts and all.
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But Langer survived -- with just 30 Senators voting to expel him.
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Just five senators wound up voting to expel him in 1926.
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The NATO countries should, in coordination, expel all Saudi ambassadors. 3.
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God forbid you expel the Russians or take something from them.
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The government will also expel illegal farmers and destroy their plantations.
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A General Assembly vote to expel Taiwan is an early setback.
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Another recommended a drug that helps expel sugar from the body.
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The air strikes have galvanized calls inside Iraq to expel them.
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"The police wanted to expel everyone from the esplanade," he said.
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One proposal being floated is to expel Venezuela from the organization.
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The Czech Republic and Lithuania are both expected to expel three diplomats; Italy, Spain, Denmark, and the Netherlands will expel two each; while Latvia, Romania, Croatia, Hungary, and Estonia will all be expelling at least one.
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And Sweden's government is planning to expel up to 2300,22017 asylum-seekers.
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In response, the Russian government will expel British diplomats stationed in Moscow.
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The party decided this year not to expel him over the comments.
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Immigration officials defended the decision to expel Mr. Penner from the country.
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The Norwegian authorities have said they would prefer to expel Mr. Ahmad.
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His defeat came despite his threats to expel Conservative MPs who rebelled.
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Crandall admitted Harris, and the white parents pressured her to expel Harris.
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May's initial decision to expel 23 Russian diplomats was feeble and predictable.
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Other microbes even breathe uranium and expel the waste as teeny crystals.
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation voted to expel Dick's from its membership.
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We cannot jail, fire or expel our way out of this crisis.
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The Senate opted to expel him rather than convict him at trial.
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It slides out quickly, as though he were helping to expel it.
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By the time the president returned, he resolved to expel the Colombian.
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The United States said on Monday it would expel 60 Russian diplomats.
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Fortunately, he managed to quickly expel the insect invader from his body.
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There is no mechanism for the EU to expel a member state.
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If Moore refuses, Santorum said, he believes the Senate will expel Moore.
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The Czech Republic and Lithuania are planning to expel three diplomats each.
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Latvia, Romania, Croatia, Hungary, and Estonia will all expel at least one.
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MOSCOW — Russia is losing patience and is prepared to expel American diplomats if the United States does not reverse its decision to expel 35 Russian diplomats and block access to Russian diplomatic estates, the country's Foreign Ministry said Friday.
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Earlier this year he objected to Ms Petry's attempts to expel Mr Höcke.
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EU member states will expel about 30 Russian diplomats from their respective countries.
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Weinstein's brother and business parter, Bob, also urged the Academy to expel him.
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Under prolonged stress corals can expel algae, causing them to starve and die.
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But now President Vladimir Putin says Russia will not expel any U.S. diplomats.
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Every day the Macedonians expel people they have caught who had crossed illegally.
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The group aims to expel the peacekeepers and topple Somalia's Western-backed government.
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Senators could, as Flake said, expel Moore from the Senate after he's elected.
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Is he proposing to expel American-born Muslims such as the Orlando killer?
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"Burger King outlets are the worst—they expel people like me," he says.
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Wait for the mother to expel the placenta and monitor her for bleeding.
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Russian officials, according to local press, have promised to expel North Korean workers.
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Warming water can cause the coral to expel its algae, leading to bleaching.
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That basically meant there was no choice but to suspend and expel her.
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Why did it expel three American journalists documenting and writing about the coronavirus?
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Moscow swiftly and predictably reciprocated, announcing that it would expel 60 American diplomats.
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Poland announced it would expel several Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning.
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And Germany announced plans to expel four Russian diplomats within the next week.
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But some species also swallow air and then expel it out their butts.
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In Kabul, Afghan officials said they would quickly expel the Taliban from Farah.
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New Zealand said it would also expel Russian spies -- if it had any.
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Iraq's Parliament voted to expel American forces from the country the same day.
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Cambodian officials invoked Trump in threatening to expel media outlets from the country.
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His statement followed the Indian government's decision to expel 40,000 Rohingya from India.
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"Expel the Communist Party, free Hong Kong," the crowd chanted at one point.
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The Republican-controlled Senate voted 17-17 on the measure to expel Sen.
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" It said the decision to expel two Cuban diplomats was "unjustified and baseless.
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Some residents of Rehelim now want to expel Pri Haaretz from the settlement.
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Then, in a dramatic piece of political theater, he said he wouldn't expel anybody.
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It has, however, had to expel several officials in recent years over Nazi allegations.
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This elite science group finally has a way to expel members for sexual harassment.
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Really, EVGA is giving its cards as much room as possible to expel heat.
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Could the police detain me until I naturally expel the evidence from my body?
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But the land came with many Palestinians whom Israel could neither expel nor absorb.
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He said if Moore wins the election, senators should band together and expel him.
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At current deportation rates it would take over 40 years to expel them all.
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The leaders launched their coup with the slogan "Revere the emperor, expel the barbarians".
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It seems extreme, however, to expel a student with a 49% chance of innocence.
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On June 17th, he tweeted a proposal to expel millions of immigrants without documentation.
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In Sylvia's case, she needed two days to expel the capsules she had eaten.
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This causes the coral to expel the algae living in its tissues, turning white.
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"They just want to beat us and expel us from the sidewalks." she said.
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The body that oversees the Oscars voted on Tuesday to expel the two men.
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He said the decision on whether to expel him now reverted to the government.
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The Taliban are fighting to expel foreign forces and defeat the Western-backed government.
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Higher temperatures force coral to expel living algae and turn white as it calcifies.
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A healthy political culture would readily expel supporters of that cause from its ranks.
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The resolution also requires countries to expel North Korean diplomats accused of illicit activities.
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Latvia, Romania, Croatia, and Hungary are also expected to expel at least one diplomat.
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Mr. Trump would expel 11 million immigrants who are illegally in the country; Mrs.
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In announcing the ban, he threatened to expel students who did not honor it.
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That wasn't true, but school administrators had plenty of good reasons to expel me.
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Half a million illegal immigrants, whom he promised to expel pronto, are still here.
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They'd interview witnesses and place students on probation or expel them, in some cases.
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Iraqi political factions have previously tried to expel American forces only to fall short.
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How can you expel a child that was born here, or deport their mother?
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On Monday, fellow Radical Party lawmakers voted unanimously to expel him from the party.
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The decision to expel a suspected intelligence operative raises attention to the issue again.
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Shortly after Soleimani's death, Iraq's parliament took a nonbinding vote to expel U.S. forces.
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Iraq's Parliament voted to expel American forces from the country for violating its sovereignty.
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Many mourners said the attack strengthened their resolve to expel US forces from Iraq.
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Iraq's government scrambled to push for legislation to expel US troops from the country.
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Further complicating matters, Iraqi lawmakers voted Sunday to expel American forces from their country.
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After U.S. airstrikes killed an Iranian leader, Iraq's Parliament voted to expel American forces.
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Franken however can, like Moore, oppose any effort to expel him on constitutional grounds.
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Hofer did not, however, give a clear reason for the decision to expel him.
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Warmer temperatures prompt coral to expel its algal food sources and turn ghostly white.
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The Haitian government has threatened to expel Oxfam from the country following the accusations.
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The Senate has the power to expel members with a two-thirds majority vote.
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Anglo miners used mob violence in an effort to expel Mexicans or exact revenge.
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Morales subsequently tried unsuccessfully to expel the commission&aposs head, Ivan Velasquez, from the country.
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The only byproduct of that process is water, meaning hydrogen vehicles don't expel harmful emissions.
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He called for authorities to have greater powers to expel foreigners who threaten public safety.
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However, in its 1949 founding treaty, NATO has no mechanism to expel an allied member.
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Nor is it conceivable that the irreligious Donald I will expel the pope's Catholic church.
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In these conditions, they expel symbiotic algae from their tissues, causing them to turn white.
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The slogan with which they launched their coup was "revere the emperor, expel the barbarians".
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The economic and social costs of trying to expel all those people would be immense.
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Luckily for Carmen, she has had plenty of opportunities to expel her holiday-loving energy.
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The Iraqi government hopes to expel ISIS from Mosul by the end of the year.
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The toilets aren't simply a space to expel waste, it's also an area for camaraderie.
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Portugal can expel a diplomat or his family, but cannot question or detain the suspects.
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Many sufferers of mental illness rely on traditional healers to expel their evil jinnis (spirits).
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Several European countries decided to expel some Russian diplomats from their national territories last month.
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But it has failed to break the deadlock or expel them from Yemen's capital, Sana'a.
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Mr Trump is offering to smash the system and wall off or expel those Others.
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Avery Brundage, the American president of the IOC, ordered the delegation to expel the athletes.
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Earlier this month, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to expel Weinstein.
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Also expel all foreigners that are monitored by intelligence services for links with radical Islam.
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Leadership is even threatening to expel him from the chamber by a two-thirds vote.
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Cory Gardner, R-Colorado, who last month said the Senate should vote to "expel" him.
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We'll bring it up and I think we'd move to expel him at that point.
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Don't blame your body; coughing is the only way your lungs can expel an irritant.
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But their core goal remains the same: to close the borders and expel unwanted foreigners.
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Expel that excess energy: Yes, it's outdoor exercise, but maybe it's also outside frustration reduction.
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The move came as his colleagues were preparing to vote on whether to expel him.
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That causes an individual to cough or sneeze and expel the pollen or other allergen.
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The prime minister has this week threatened to expel Conservative lawmakers who vote against him.
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The A.C.A. also made it harder for states to expel poor families for paperwork errors.
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My taxidermy course materials instructed that flushing them with gasoline would expel the velvet's blood.
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Who wouldn't want to expel a rampaging goat from a home before undertaking a renovation?
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Portugal, Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Malta, Slovakia, Slovenia and Luxembourg have all refused to expel diplomats.
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By comparison, Mr. Trump has said he will expel any immigrant with a criminal record.
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Member countries decided to expel Russia in 85033 after it annexed Crimea from Ukraine. Sen.
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A final vote to officially expel Evans from the council is expected later in January.
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As president, he will have the authority to expel the groups that he campaigned against.
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Mr Hernández will face pressure from his party to expel it or weaken its mandate.
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Former officers said the F.B.I. considered a number of factors when deciding whom to expel.
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Brazil on Tuesday said it intended to expel Gerardo Delgado, Venezuela's top envoy in Brasília.
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Lavrov said Russia would respond "very soon" to Britain's decision to expel 23 Russian diplomats.
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Russia will expel British diplomats stationed within the country in a retaliatory move for British Prime Minister Theresa May announcing she would expel 23 Russians from her country following an apparent assassination attempt on a former Russian intelligence officer living in the United Kingdom.
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In this phenomenon, corals expel their symbiotic algae and become more vulnerable to disease and death.
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Does it slowly build fear and tension, only to expel it all in a climactic release?
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However, if its algorithm does expel you unjustly, you can go on its website and appeal.
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It failed to expel Aécio Neves, its presidential candidate in 2014, who faces charges of corruption.
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Misoprostol can be given orally or vaginally to help open the cervix and expel pregnancy tissue.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado said that "the Senate should vote to expel" Moore if he wins.
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The coral expel their symbiotic algae, turning a ghastly white and becoming more vulnerable to disease.
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Britain will expel 23 Russian diplomats identified as intelligence operatives, the biggest expulsion for 30 years.
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He was literally so scared of the Mountain/Cersei/Jaime that he needed to expel gas.
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That unusual warmth helped expel the coldest air in the Arctic southward, between Greenland and Canada.
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Mao Zedong instructed his army to expel Indian soldiers from territory that China claimed in Kashmir.
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The Taliban are fighting to expel foreign forces and defeat the Western-backed government in Kabul.
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Pyongyang responded by saying it would expel all South Koreans from Kaesong and freeze assets there.
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Only the board of governors can make a decision whether to suspend or expel a member.
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In a medical abortion, it helps to contract and expel the pregnancy inside of the uterus.
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A few days later, the group decided to vote on whether to expel him and Meade.
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They have made it clear that their top goal is to expel America from the region.
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They move by rapidly contracting their mushroom-shaped bell to expel water, which propels them forward.
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If Moore somehow wins, there are growing calls from Republicans to expel him from the Senate.
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Charter schools, by contrast, often enforce draconian conduct codes and can be quick to expel students.
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It can disavow Mr. Erdogan, break with Turkey and even try to expel it from NATO.
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Norway has now become the most determined of all European countries to expel Afghan asylum seekers.
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In 1492, the Catholic monarchs signed an edict to expel the Jews, forcing a mass exodus.
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Coral bleaching occurs when warm temperatures cause the polyps to expel the zooxanthellae, leaving them colorless.
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Berlusconi, who vowed to expel 600,000 immigrants, is back and is now considered a moderating influence.
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We can anticipate that the Russians will expel a comparable number of American and Western diplomats.
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Does this Senate body even have jurisdiction to expel someone over actions that predated his term?
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May, welcoming the show of solidarity, said 18 countries had announced plans to expel Russian officials.
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Because of the agreement with the United Nations, though, the Guatemalan government did not expel Cicig.
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In harsh environments, the animals tuck in their legs and expel all moisture from their bodies.
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It is time for the many who desire peace to expel the extremists from their midst.
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Hey, let's expel hundreds of thousands of young people from the current and future work force.
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Fourteen European Union member states, Canada and Ukraine also moved on Monday to expel Russian diplomats.
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Days later, the U.S. moved to expel 15 Cuban diplomats from the country's embassy in Washington.
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Like most young men in the northhe first joined the nationaliststo expel the French from Vietnam.
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The Bush team pulled out of the deal in response, prompting Pyongyang to expel international inspectors.
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To expel him, the Senate needs to vote against the president with a two-thirds majority.
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Under the Senate rules, a vote of two-thirds of the body can expel a senator.
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The European People's Party has faced calls to expel or suspend Fidesz for alleged democratic backsliding.
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In Madrid, Spain's foreign ministry said it would expel three Bolivian diplomatic staff over the matter.
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Putin won't expel American diplomats after Obama ousts Russian officials in the U.S. Putin won't expel American diplomats after Obama ousts Russian officials in the U.S. In a surprise move, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that he won't act on a recommendation from his foreign minister to expel 35 American diplomats in a tit-for-tat response to sanctions by Washington, and would instead seek to rebuild relations with the U.S. under President-elect Donald Trump.
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I remember his hands mapping me, as my body tried to expel the narcotics I'd been fed.
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The case led the United States and other countries to expel a large number of Russian diplomats.
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John McCain (R-AZ) and Todd Young (R-IN) also joined in the call to expel Moore.
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The LNA managed to expel the attack, which killed two of its soldiers, an eastern official said.
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They "promptly identified the U.S. warship and issued warnings to expel it from the area," Yang said.
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Stomata are the cells that allow a plant to take in CO2 and expel O2 and water.
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According to the spokesperson, it takes one to decide to expel an audience member from the production.
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The president of Ukraine, which is not an EU member, announced it will expel 13 Russian diplomats.
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The US "should expel a Cuban diplomat for every U.S. diplomat evacuated due to acoustic attacks," Sen.
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He's still a political neophyte and is working to expel the Russians from Crimea and eastern Ukraine.
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Still, nativist hardliners have given up hope of seeing Mr Trump move to expel millions of migrants.
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Another stepped down after it emerged that he had called on the party to expel gay members.
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But she also said the state could not immediately level the whole thing and expel the migrants.
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Moreover, the decision to suspend rather than expel Fidesz could yet give Mr Orban the last laugh.
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Were it so inclined, Saudi Arabia could ban the transfer of this money or expel the workers.
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The bladder has two roles: to store urine and to expel urine when the bladder is full.
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Serious money will be required to pay people to set standards, patrol the net and expel miscreants.
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"When they get to Spain, they take a laxative and expel the bellotas," Pérez told El País.
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And for me, talking about it, being open about it helps expel some of the bad poison.
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He said that if Moore was to win the election, the United States Senate should expel him.
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But it also has powerful filtering tools that will expel Avengers: Endgame from your News Feed completely.
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Any construction in E1 would oblige Israel to expel 18 Bedouin tribes who live in the area.
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Perhaps the most immediate sign of any acquiescence would be for Qatar to expel the Hamas leadership.
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This sudden need to expel everything is sometimes caused by stress-induced irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS.
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The government since has warned that it will expel the ambassador if Sweden doesn't voluntarily remove him.
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At what price do Díaz and all the men like him get to expel their inner demons?
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Finally, the SWIFT financial messaging network should expel Syrian banks immediately, just as it should Iranian ones.
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Extended detention was rare, and Italy couldn't expel them to China without proof of their Chinese citizenship.
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On Saturday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences also voted to expel the movie mogul.
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But Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Friday that he would not expel U.S. diplomats from the country.
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A firefighter told me that once you fill a fire hose, you have to expel it — completely.
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If Moore wins, the Alabama Republican Party could disqualify him, or the U.S. Senate could expel him.
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The rhetoric was remarkably similar to some present-day calls to expel all Mexican or Muslim migrants.
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In fact, they expel so much methane that their farts can cause entire buildings to spontaneously combust.
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The Alliance had no such clause, but could impose fines and expel members that violated its terms.
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The decision to expel the Journal reporters was unlikely to have been made solely by the ministry.
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Its leadership apologized for Mr. Ahn's actions and began the process to expel him from the party.
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He has tried to expel the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, a United Nations-backed group.
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The agency also barred reporters from bringing cameras or phones inside, threatening to expel anyone who did.
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Schools more readily suspend and expel students for plagiarizing and cheating than for raping a fellow student.
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Dozens of European People's Party lawmakers joined in the vote, but the grouping refused to expel him.
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Human rights groups say it is intended to make it easier to expel would-be asylum seekers.
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The poisonings prompted more than 20 countries to expel more than 100 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers.
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American officials threatened to expel suspected Chinese agents in the United States, but did not do so.
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Rather, they say, it is needed to expel illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, India's poorer, predominantly Muslim neighbor.
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Coalition operations against ISIS have halted, perhaps indefinitely, after Iraq's parliament voted to expel all foreign troops.
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Trump's willingness to expel Russians marks his first direct retaliation against the Kremlin for the poison attack.
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"In this case the college would expel students for something they have no control over," Tukes said.
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In his letter, Gardner also called on the countries to expel North Korea from the United Nations.
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A member of Parliament was recently arrested on suspicion of inciting young herders to violently expel ranchers.
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And here's why: It seems clear their objective is to expel immigrant communities from the United States.
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With the commission's work scheduled to end in September, why the sudden urgency to expel its staff?
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The decision to expel each other's diplomats comes within an increasingly rocky relationship between the two nations.
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It could threaten to expel the 250,000 or so Lebanese workers in Saudi Arabia, damaging Lebanon's economy.
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Tom Watson, the deputy leader, has called on Corbyn to expel Labour members accused of anti-Semitism.
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Williams did resign, however, after it became clear the Senate was about to vote to expel him.
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She was then shaken vigorously, in the belief doing so would expel the witch hiding inside her.
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Gestapo officers would round up the men and expel them while leaving Jewish women and children in Germany.
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The more you stimulate it, the more it grows, and the more fluid it can produce and expel.
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Then, up to 48 hours later, they take misoprostol, which causes contractions, making the uterus expel the pregnancy.
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What we expel is but a reflection of what we consume and what lies inside, hidden from view.
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Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad, prompting the Iraqi Parliament to vote to expel U.S. troops in a nonbinding measure.
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The US will expel 4 intelligence officers, who have one week to leave the country with their families.
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He might even face pressure to expel some long-standing supporters such as former London mayor Ken Livingstone.
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In August, Morales attempted to expel the head of the CICIG, veteran Colombian prosecutor Ivan Velasquez, from Guatemala.
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"Hitler didn't want to exterminate the Jews at the time; he wanted to expel them," claimed Mr Netanyahu.
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Both US and Iraqi officers know that the campaign to expel ISIS from Mosul will only get tougher.
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He was overcome by a searing pain so unbearable that it seemed to expel him from his body.
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All are a result of the body trying to protect itself and expel these particles, creating more mucus.
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"Today they have expelled seven, tomorrow they can expel all of us," said Syed Alam, a refugee there.
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During his campaign, he called for a nationwide deportation force to expel as many undocumented immigrants as possible.
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That's how the US was able to identify and expel the 35 Russian diplomats last December, officials explained.
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This week's decision to expel him marks a major shift in the Academy's (and Hollywood's) attitude toward Polanski.
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Reducing the scourge of nuclear weapons and building a broad international coalition to expel a dictator from Kuwait.
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Fifty-six of the 60 state House members voted to expel Shooter after the report's findings were revealed.
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Ecuador's newly elected president, Lenín Moreno, is under increasing pressure from the US to expel Assange, sources say.
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According to the AP, the U.S. has said Maduro does not have the authority to expel U.S. diplomats.
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The dean who eventually confirmed the committee's decision to expel Montague also misunderstood Montague's history, the complaint said.
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By the end of the day, those militias had managed to expel the Islamic State fighters from Teleskof.
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Voting to expel him could engender electoral backlash for Senators already facing potential primary challengers on the right.
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Turkey also pledged to expel suspected ISIS fighters from Ireland, France, Germany and Denmark, according to USA Today.
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Iraq's army has said it expects to expel Islamic State from the rest of the city by May.
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The Senate has only voted to expel 15 senators in the past, according to the Senate's historical records.
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"We will not expel anyone," Putin said in a statement, adding that Russia reserved the right to retaliate.
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Some bacteria are acidifying their neighborhood, while others turn it alkaline and still others expel politely neutral waste.
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As many as 3,245 makeshift chimneys built to expel toxic recycling fumes from residential buildings have been removed.
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Officials have scolded residents for using shoddy water heaters that lack fans and piping to expel carbon monoxide.
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In this state, they tuck in their legs and expel all moisture from their bodies, preserving their bodies.
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The polyps recoil and expel the algae from their tissue, leaving the coral with a ghastly "bleached" appearance.
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But it also gave risk-averse schools incentives to expel the accused without any reliable fact-finding process.
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He fought for more reading instruction and other support for Native children and challenged decisions to expel them.
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Conservatives have insisted that Swift must be punished if it fails to expel Iranian banks from its network.
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Jones resigned from the union in November as members were moving to expel him over the embezzling controversy.
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Is the only way to expel that feeling really just to work through it, as Ms. Kaling suggests?
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And even if someone is sneezing, the germs they expel are unlikely to fly more than a meter.
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He cannot control the Iraqi Parliament, which just voted to expel American troops in the country fighting ISIS.
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The Iraqi parliament, infuriated that Washington had violated the country's sovereignty, voted to expel five thousand U.S. troops.
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On Sunday, Iraq's Parliament took a nonbinding vote urging Iraq's government to expel American forces from the country.
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But when trying to expel the highest concentrations, "She'd sit there going 'HYYYRRGGG HERRRG COME ON,'" he said.
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Earlier Sunday, Iraq's parliament voted to expel U.S. forces from the country in the wake of Soleimani's killing.
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The sources said the most severe option being considered is for the US to expel more Russian diplomats.
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She said she had ordered her party's student wing to expel anyone involved in the "extremely cruel" killing.
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Also in the aftermath of the attack, Iraq's Parliament voted to expel the U.S. military from the country.
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For example, Iran could restrict access to inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency or even expel them.
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On Wednesday, Ms. Merkel defended the decision to expel the Russian diplomats as a consequence of the inaction.
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By its rules, the chamber could then expel him with 67 senators (two-thirds) voting to do this.
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To expel Franken, the Senate would need all 85033 Republicans and 15 Democrats to vote for such expulsion.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry warned it would respond in kind if Washington decided to expel any Russian diplomats.
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Still, it was just months ago that Gardner led the risky charge to expel a potential Republican colleague.
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Moscow has retaliated against Britain's move to expel 23 Russians by ordering out the same number of Britons.
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We hope big steps will be taken in order to liberate this area and expel the occupying Americans.
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But such a debate can't unfold in the shadow of Mr. Trump's threat to imminently expel the Dreamers.
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New Zealand said it had no such agents operating on its shores but would expel them if it did.
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And the US is not alone: EU member states will expel about 30 Russian diplomats from their respective countries.
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In 2012, the government issued an order to expel residents of poor neighborhoods in order to develop luxury properties.
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All four drugs are known as SGLT2 inhibitors, which work by causing patients to expel excess glucose through urine.
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The MHP central disciplinary council said in a statement it had taken the unanimous decision to expel Meral Aksener.
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In February 2004, the Academy's board of governors voted to expel Caridi: "They wrote me a letter," he recalled.
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"If they expel me, it will mean that this is no longer the right place for me," Nugnes says.
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The PGA's board of directors voted unanimously to expel Weinstein earlier this month, giving him 15 days to appeal.
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She said administrators did not expel a student with a knife at her school because he had a disability.
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That might be because they eat a lot of nonsense and need to expel their guts to clean them.
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Salvini has repeatedly denounced Rackete, calling her a "pirate" and an "outlaw", and promising to expel her from Italy.
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It was to celebrate fellow deputies' decision moments earlier, by 450 votes to ten, to expel a former speaker.
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The Academy as you are no doubt aware, took action last year to expel Harvey Weinstein from their ranks.
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Salvini, who has promised to expel Rackete from Italy, dismissed the threat to be blocked from key social media.
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Providers that cut medication or expel patients from opioid addiction care because of marijuana use need to be sued.
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It happens when unnaturally warm ocean water causes coral to expel the symbiotic, colorful algae it needs to survive.
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The Syrian Army also sent text messages calling on rebels to surrender and expel foreign fighters from their midst.
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The United States should expel Turkey from the nine-nation consortium producing the next-generation F-85033 fighter jet.
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Coral bleaching happens when warm waters cause corals to expel the algae living in their tissues and turn white.
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Gardner's pledge to vote to expel him if he wins means that such a motion would almost certainly pass.
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Cory Gardner, who chairs the National Republican Senatorial Committee, had said the Senate should expel Moore if he wins.
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I watched my breath expel the anger from my body, let any fight I had left in me dissipate.
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The Syrian government said the need to expel Islamist rebels, whom they dub "terrorists," made the brutal offensive necessary.
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"We want to expel the factory and never let it produce again," said 70-year-old Bui Van Nguyet.
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Internally, the party was divided about how to handle the fallout — and whether to expel Höcke from their ranks.
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Cory Gardner (R) that if Moore wins, Senate Republicans should and would move to expel him from the chamber.
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Liquids thin out the mucus, making it less irritating to the throat and easier for the lungs to expel.
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Mr. Bush, fashioning an international coalition to expel the Iraqis, needed assurances that the Soviets would not bolster Baghdad.
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Sulforaphane wasn't shielding their bodies directly but rather increasing their own detox capacity and helping them to expel pollutants.
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The ministry also said it decided to expel 13 diplomats from Ukraine, Russia's state-run RIA news agency reported.
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The Academy, as you are no doubt aware, took action last year to expel Harvey Weinstein from their ranks.
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We can recommend counseling, talk to the family, dole out suspensions and even expel them if it's bad enough.
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The decision to expel a representative of a powerful Western publication sent a chill through many in the city.
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Vanquished, Ms. Power and her colleagues expel any thoughts they might have had about going gently into the night.
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His daughter's nightmare is different: that Israel will seek to expel Palestinians from the land once and for all.
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One possible outcome of an Ethics investigation: a Senate vote to expel Moore if he wins and is seated.
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London was pushing for the White House to expel dozens of suspected Russian operatives, but Mr. Trump was skeptical.
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WASHINGTON — The fight to expel the Islamic State from its last shard of territory in Syria may be over.
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If Mr. Moore is elected, Senate Republicans could express their unhappiness by moving to expel him from the chamber.
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Serbs in Bosnia took up arms to expel non-Serbs with the aim of annexing conquered territory to Serbia.
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A day earlier, President Donald Trump angrily pushed back against the resolution by Iraq's parliament to expel coalition troops.
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Over the weekend, Iraq's parliament passed a resolution calling for the government to expel foreign troops from the country.
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Iraqi leaders may expel American forces, accomplishing in death what General Suleimani tried and failed to do in life.
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A child died at his father's hand during a religious ritual intended to expel religious demons from his body.
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The college did not officially expel him until a few hours after his final grades had been turned in.
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Is it really any wonder that the Iraqi parliament passed a resolution to expel U.S. troops from the country?
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Last week, South Koreans staged a protest to pressure the government to expel the existing refugees from the country.
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Under Iranian influence, the acting prime minister of Iraq sought to expel all 5,85033 U.S. troops from the country.
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After the vote in Iraq calling on the government to expel American troops, Iranian officials reacted with congratulatory messages.
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But equities pared gains sharply after the U.S. and multiple EU nations moved to expel Russian diplomats on Monday.
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When the United States and its allies arrived to expel the Iraqis from Kuwait, they bombed all the equipment.
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However, the U.S. already may face strategic consequences for the action with Iraq's parliament voting to expel American troops.
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Moscow retaliated against May's move to expel 23 Russians by announcing the expulsion of the same number of Britons.
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The alliance has no such clause, but it can impose financial penalties and expel members that violate its terms.
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Last week, Russia announced that it will expel 22019 American diplomats, as well as envoys from several other nations.
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Stanford is the second school to expel a student as part of the fallout of the college admissions scam.
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The United States and two dozen other nations have also joined in to expel Russian officials over the incident.
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"I would be flabbergasted if the Russians didn't reciprocate and expel 35 American officials from Russia," Mr. Hall said.
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Obama's decision to expel 35 Russian officials from the country could have more bite than the narrowly tailored sanctions.
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We see it as an attempt to expel us from Iraq, eliminating and finishing our existence in this land.
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That led the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the group behind the Oscar awards, to expel Weinstein.
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Teahouses were told to expel itinerant barbers (who did sometimes drop hair clippings in other patrons' teacups, it is true).
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Australia said on Tuesday it would expel two Russian diplomats, prompting Logvinov's impromptu address to the media on Wednesday morning.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May, welcoming the show of solidarity, said 18 countries had announced plans to expel Russian officials.
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Barnard has also begun an online petition to expel Polanski, 84, from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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The film is played by a girl who wakes up on a deserted island and dances to expel her demons.
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On Monday, SBC leaders announced they would expel the Raleigh White Baptist Church in Albany, Georgia, because of racial discrimination.
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The energy released by these jets can expel cold gas out of the galaxy, causing star formation to shut down.
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When exposed to stress from high temperatures, corals can expel the algae, which causes the coral to expose its skeleton.
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Rinse the vegetables with water, drain in a mesh strainer or colander, and press or shake to expel excess water.
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Both MarCOs were equipped with thrusters that expel cold gas to maneuver through space (just like the fictional WALL-E).
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On Friday, Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, who introduced the resolution to expel Mr. King, renewed his campaign to oust him.
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In August he tried to expel from the country CICIG's boss, Iván Velásquez, but relented in the face of protests.
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The new government consists of pro-EU and pro-Russia parties and was formed expressly to expel Plahotniuc from power.
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Sierra Leone and Equatorial Guinea also expel pregnant girls, notes a report published by Human Rights Watch, a pressure group.
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He has quoted from the killer's manifesto, which includes calls to expel Turks from Europe and to kill Mr Erdogan.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Academy's board of governors voted to expel both men at its May 1st meeting.
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Coral bleaching occurs when ocean water gets warmer, causing corals to expel the colorful algae that live in their tissues.
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European Union recalled its Russian ambassador on Friday, and 14 European Union member countries decided to expel Russian officials Monday.
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The many factions on Naboo join forces to expel the invaders, with the subjugated and disrespected Gungans leading the fray.
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In some of those schools, when students misbehave, the response is to suspend students from school or to expel them.
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It will have to expel or reeducate the leakers and those disloyal without instilling a witch hunt's sense of dread.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said that together with America, Turkey could soon expel IS from its Syrian capital, Raqqa.
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Al-Abdullah said SDF forces were working to expel the militants from a nearby neighborhood where they had taken refuge.
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"At this moment, I expel a minor traveler's flatulence (sorry)," Penn writes, and his gracious host pretends not to notice.
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The second, called misoprostol, is taken 24-48 hours later and causes the uterus to contract and expel the fetus.
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The previously undisclosed recording followed a move by the United Nations to expel Taiwan, something the United States had opposed.
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In addition, ZTE has agreed to change its senior leadership and expel its board members in favor of new directors.
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Trump would expel millions from our shores, cozy up to brutal dictators, and apparently give out nuclear weapons like jellybeans.
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But she declined to say whether the Senate should move to expel Moore if he wins the December 12 election.
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The Russian government announced on Thursday that it would respond quid pro quo to Washington's decision to expel its diplomats.
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When they're angry, steam whistles from their ears; when they're crushing, they expel perfect red hearts from their blushing cheeks.
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Coral bleaching happens when coral expel the symbiotic algae that live in their tissue and give them color and nutrients.
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Some countries in Europe — particularly long-term Russian allies including Bulgaria, Serbia and Greece — did not expel any diplomats, however.
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Now Vladimir Putin is preparing to expel Brits, all while claiming the West is acting hysterically and has no evidence.
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The United States said on Monday it would expel 60 Russian diplomats, joining governments across Europe in punishing the Kremlin.
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Over 20 Conservative MPs are preparing to back the bill, despite threats from Johnson to expel them from the party.
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Given that, it's hard to see two-thirds of the House backing an effort to expel King from the House.
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In valuing and so pursuing these activities, we aim to complete them, and so to expel them from our lives.
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Austria was disappointing to some, refusing to expel anyone now that the far-right Freedom Party controls the Interior Ministry.
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They forced him to drink vinegar, believing he had swallowed gold and family jewels that the vinegar would help expel.
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Democratic women in Congress have decided they may be able to expel the president on his self-confessed sexual larceny.
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Mr. Salvini, the interior minister in the new government, vowed to expel them en masse, dismissing logistical challenges and costs.
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The resolution also requires countries to expel North Korean officials that are found to have abused their diplomatic protections overseas.
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One possibility would see 5 Star and the center-left Democratic Party join together and expel the League from government.
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The House can expel one of its own if two-thirds of the members agree to a formal expulsion resolution.
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But for years, leaders of the coalition made no collective effort to confront Mr. Orban — let alone to expel him.
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Iraq's parliament voted for a resolution to essentially expel U.S. troops by ending all foreign military presence in the country.
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They said the U.S. was expecting Mahdi to inform the ambassador of its decision to expel U.S. troops in Iraq.
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Morales justified his bid to expel Velasquez on the grounds he had overstepped his authority and politicized the justice system.
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On today's episode: • The Trump administration outlines a sweeping plan to find and expel undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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It was a snappy, crude, unfussy insult, repurposed and wielded by people the Nazis intended to dominate, expel or kill.
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In a tit-for-tat move, Moscow will also expel at least 60 staff from U.S. diplomatic missions in Russia.
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European diplomats are getting "optimistic signals" that the US will expel a "significant number" of Russian diplomats, the source said.
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Critics said Trump would ship out illegal immigrants on trains, expel Muslims from the U.S. and start a nuclear war.
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Questions also centered on the impact of the decision in Iraq, where parliament on Sunday voted to expel U.S. forces.
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"On Sunday, the Iraqi parliament voted to expel the US military from the country as members chanted "Death to America.
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Further complicating the situation, the Iraqi Parliament voted on Sunday to expel American and other foreign troops from the nation.
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In service of democratic values, impeachment — especially when used by the establishment to expel an elected outsider — is no substitute.
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May, speaking to lawmakers in parliament, also noted NATO's decision to expel seven diplomats from Russia's mission to the alliance.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told Reuters that Moscow would take reciprocal action to expel British diplomats from the country.
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People do not feel safe, to the point that the pop of a bottle has the power to expel thousands.
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Google may be expected to assert that it fired Damore not to silence a dissenter, but to expel a harasser.
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He is allowed to keep his $38,000 salary, but the resolution allows the senators to expel him in the future.
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Bleaching occurs when corals expel the symbiotic algae that give them their vibrant colors and provide corals' main source of food.
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Mifepristone causes the uterine lining to start detaching and softens the cervix; misoprostol triggers uterine contractions that actually expel the pregnancy.
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The Taliban are seeking to expel foreign troops, defeat the U.S.-backed government and reimpose Islamic law after their 2001 ouster.
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Rising water temperatures can cause corals to become stressed and expel their algae, which deprives them of a key food source.
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Now, diplomats insist that while they plan to carry through Trump's decision, the mission to expel Iran from Syria remains unchanged.
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When temperatures rise, the polyps expel the algae, causing coral to lose its colour and die—a process known as bleaching.
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Officials were not able to expel the students, he said, because they had recorded and posted the Snapchat video off-campus.
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Russia does not have the means to expel Iran, even if it wanted to, because Syria is too important to Iran.
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Sahra Wagenknecht, a leader of the far-left (and anti-American) Die Linke, demanded that the government "immediately expel" Mr Grenell.
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" "We strongly believe that the decision to expel Jack Montague was wrong, unfairly determined, arbitrary, and excessive by any rational measure.
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The Republican legislator stepped down ahead of a vote scheduled for Wednesday by fellow state lawmakers on whether to expel him.
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Morales has sought — so far unsuccessfully — to expel the commission&aposs chief and persuade the United Nations to reign it in.
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It would have been easy to assume that the faculty would expel Dylan, making for the perfect setup for a documentary.
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Cows expel large quantities of methane and the flooded soils of rice paddies are homes for microbes that produce the gas.
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James Traficant for expulsion from the House in 20163; the House voted to expel him by a vote of 420-1.
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While it doesn't intend to open an office in Myanmar, it has ramped up its efforts to expel bad actors. 7.
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Instead, both male and female birds have cloacas, openings that lead to their reproductive organs and from which they expel waste.
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Under Labour's new General Secretary I am sure there will be rapid action to expel anyone who genuinely has antisemitic views.
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If it's a joke, then it's the worst slice of humor to ever expel itself from Chris Rock's famously funny mouth.
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Reddit was able expel those ideas, a study found, only when it went much further than banning a handful of extremists.
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For some songs, we simply bounced around, waking up our bodies, as Toomey called on us to expel harmful thought patterns.
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It was ordered to scale down diplomatic relations with Iran, limit its commercial ties and expel members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
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The group, which said it would "expel" the invaders, said in a statement that more than 63 Kenyans soldiers were killed.
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Hardline Iranian-backed Iraqi Shi'ite militias have threatened to expel the Kurds by force from this region and other disputed areas.
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In February 20143, the government changed the law to give university heads the power to expel students without warning or investigations.
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On March 26, the United States and several European states announced plans to expel more than 100 Russian diplomats in response.
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They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States' decision to expel diplomats or impose censure against Russia.
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Even if his own party was to expel him from its ranks, he might still be able to remain as speaker.
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It was the culmination of a 2202-year legal battle to expel the last known Nazi war-crimes suspect from America.
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European soccer's governing body, UEFA, has threatened to expel the Russian and English teams from the championship if the violence persists.
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Two Democrats who voted to expel Lebsock said they were so fearful of retaliation that they were wearing bullet proof vests.
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Syrian President Bashar Assad vowed on Thursday to recover the country's territory held by U.S. troops, threatening to expel American forces.
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Warm waters cause corals to expel the algae living in their their tissues and turn white in a process called bleaching.
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A few Republicans on Monday called for a vote to expel Moore from the Senate if he wins the special election.
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At his recommendation, the House voted to expel Representative Michael J. Myers, a Pennsylvania Democrat, after he was convicted of bribery.
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Coral bleaching occurs when unusual environmental conditions, such as heightened ocean temperatures, cause corals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae, called zooxanthellae.
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Douthat says that to save itself, the GOP must expel Trump (at the risk of losing his followers) from the party.
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The Trump administration move to expel dozens of Russian diplomats after Britain publicly accused Moscow of being behind the Skripal poisoning.
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You refuse suspend or expel 45 (whether for the right or the wrong reasons), and he must be helping your engagement.
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In Vietnamese culture, the dragon symbolizes blessing and prosperity, and the dance is performed to expel demons and bring good luck.
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In Syria, there is a glimmer of hope that the two governments could work together to expel ISIS from the country.
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The Conservative Party announced Tuesday that it is moving to expel lawmakers from the party who voted against Johnson's efforts Tuesday.
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However, Trump did expel 60 Russians from the US last year because of the attack; other European nations took similar action.
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Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite went into the two-day EU summit on Thursday musing publicly that she could expel Russian diplomats.
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In December, the United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution requiring all countries to expel North Korean workers within two years.
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We're covering economic stimuli for the coronavirus pandemic, the race to find a cure and China's plan to expel American journalists.
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China said it would expel American journalists working for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.
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The issue has roiled relations with Cuba, which immediately fell under suspicion, and led the United States to expel Cuban diplomats.
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"We unequivocally condemn any action by China to expel U.S. reporters," said Washington Post Executive Editor Marty Baron in a statement.
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Many are now finding ways to track down and even expel residents from Hubei Province to keep the coronavirus from spreading.
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The claim that we "expel" students plainly suggests that we do so regularly or at least on more than one occasion.
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Kelly, along with White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert, reportedly pressured acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke to expel them.
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The group wants to expel AMISOM from Somalia, topple its central government and entrench its strict interpretation of Islamic sharia law.
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Although some Iraqi leaders predicted a quick success, it appears that the campaign to expel ISIS will be grinding and slow.
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The House impeached Blount but he fled Washington and the Senate opted to expel him rather than convict him at trial.
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Goldwater's convention was a harshly factional affair, with conservative Republicans doing their damnedest to expel the moderate wing of the party.
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Military officials began planning to expel them at a meeting of senior generals that was scheduled for early the next month.
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Moscow denied the accusations and has warned it will respond "soon" with a retaliatory move to expel British diplomats from Russia.
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In response, Trump has threatened to sanction Baghdad "like they've never seen before ever," if Iraq were to expel US troops.
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The Eagle threats to expel her, but she knows she won't be able to find another school that takes her in.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libyan Foreign Minister Mohamed Siyala said on Friday that Greece's decision to expel the Libyan ambassador was not acceptable.
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Senate committees have voted since then to expel members, but the full Senate either didn't act or the member stepped down.
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On Thursday, news emerged out of Russia that in response to the U.K.'s move, it would soon expel British diplomats.
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The decision to expel Ambassador Kang Chol came after he failed to appear at Malaysia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs as requested.
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Conte's interior minister has called for a census of the country's Roma people, an ethnic group, in order to expel them.
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Among the scenarios: mount a write-in campaign, or plan to expel Moore from the Senate as soon as he's elected.
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Front Burner Botto containers are adjustable and expel the air as they contract to keep leftovers or pantry staples fresher longer.
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If he is convicted, he would face significant pressure to resign, and the Republican-controlled Senate could seek to expel him.
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Mr. Trump's claim that other countries use the program to expel undesirable members from their own societies is unfounded and implausible.
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When an asteroid approaches the sun, its surface heats enough to expel gas and other material, acting like a natural thruster.
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She told me that another student, a friend of hers, had raped her, and that university officials had failed to expel him.
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Strache insists that anti-Semites have no place in today's FPO, which routinely has to expel members who step over the line.
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Women, meanwhile, have long been expected to be natural homemakers long after the second-wave feminist movement attempted to expel such stereotypes.
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"You can like or hate Christianity, but it's very hard to expel the influence that it's had on world history," McWilliams said.
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AT ONE point as a candidate for president, Donald Trump vowed to expel all 23.8m undocumented immigrants estimated to live in America.
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One reason that Italy cannot expel its illegal immigrants is that most of their countries of origin refuse to have them back.
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But the AEA has no bylaws allowing them to unelect or expel a member, and doing so could expose them to litigation.
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If the aim of the operation is to expel ISIS from Jarablus and surrounding areas, it's unlikely to be achieved in days.
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When water gets too warm, corals expel the algae living within, causing the coral to turn a ghostly white and eventually, starve.
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The United States will respond reciprocally to Venezuela's decision to expel two top American diplomats, the U.S. Secretary of State said Wednesday.
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Coral reefs are extremely temperature-sensitive, and when the water gets a bit too toasty, they expel their symbiotic algae, called zooxanthellae.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who visited the region this month, has vowed to expel "every last Iranian boot" from Syria.
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By 1838, the Andrew Jackson's successor Martin Van Buren had ordered the military to expel 10,000 Cherokees from the southeast in what
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Earlier on Tuesday, Bolivia demanded Brazil expel a Bolivian air traffic controller who traveled there to provide authorities information about the crash.
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In January, Washington announced a round of sanctions and urged China and Russia to expel North Koreans raising funds for the programs.
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Why it matters: The choice to expel Moore by members of his own party would be a truly historic — almost unprecedented — move.
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Go deeper: Full legal breakdown The Constitution also allows both houses of Congress to expel a member with a two-thirds vote.
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The report said that Bloomberg, a political independent, has directed aides to spend the money in order to expel Republicans from power.
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Between six and 2500 hours later you take the second pill, misoprostol, which causes the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy.
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Mrs Litvinenko urged Britain to expel Russian spies and to impose travel bans and asset freezes on officials named in the report.
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Johnson told an audience of ambassadors in London that 27 countries had now moved to expel Russian diplomats over Moscow's suspected involvement.
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However, a senior Ecuadorian official told the AP that no decision has been made to expel Assange from the country's London embassy.
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Hard-line Iranian-backed Iraqi Shi'ite militias have threatened to expel the Kurds by force from this region and other disputed areas.
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Initially, Russia planned to respond to Obama's actions and also expel (presumably: American) diplomats, but Putin personally decided to delay that measure.
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But both sides have scoffed at Kuwait's threats to expel their delegations if they fail to conclude a deal within two weeks.
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The designers say these beautiful flesh cascades need to have a nipple — they're meant to expel fluid from the sacs behind them.
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President Trump moved swiftly to expel 60 Russian diplomats from U.S. soil, and other countries followed suit by expelling dozens as well.
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The expulsion was ordered in response to the Maduro regime's decision to expel two US diplomats earlier this week, the statement added.
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The Burmese military kicked-off a plan to expel the Rohingya population that lived along beautiful, oil-rich coastline in Rakhine State.
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The villagers had only one explanation for the girls' behavior: They were bewitched, and their bodies were actively trying to expel witchcraft.
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All four drugs belong to a class known as SGLT2 inhibitors, which work by causing patients to expel excess glucose through urine.
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Mercosur, the South American trade bloc, has threatened to expel Venezuela over human rights violations and not complying with its trade laws.
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That's especially problematic because warm water can cause coral to expel the algae living in its tissue, turn white, and eventually die.
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High ocean temperatures can cause coral to expel the algae living in its tissue and turn white, a process called coral bleaching.
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This failure highlights the needs to form an Arab-West military alliance to expel the IRGC and its proxies from the region.
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Despite the modest steps toward justice, a new clause that would expel foreign judges and organizations from the process has some worried.
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So you're in a difficult position where your body wants to expel water, but the MDMA is making you hold it in.
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Dotson's suit argues that the school, in deciding to expel the players after public pressure, did not give him a fair hearing.
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After all, you can't expect us to expel somebody on the basis of a story that begins with 'I had been drinking.
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Bleaching happens when coral -- which are living things -- expel the algae that live in them as a stress response to warmer water.
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Bleaching occurs when the water is too warm, forcing coral to expel living algae and causing it to calcify and turn white.
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Lavrov's comments seemed to contradict an earlier report by state news agency RIA that said Lavrov had promised to expel British diplomats.
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"Paralyze illegal mining activity in the indigenous area; clean up the territory and expel all the invaders from Munduruku territory," it said.
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The executive committee is proposing to allow it to remove officers or even expel members for violations of its code of conduct.
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When two neutron stars collide, they expel neutrons into surrounding space, which slam into free-floating heavy nuclei in their stellar neighborhood.
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His party campaigned on promises to expel hundreds of thousands of migrants and to prevent new arrivals from landing on Italian shores.
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Only later would we learn that cassava contains cyanide; soaking, boiling and pounding it all help to temper or expel its poison.
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After helping what she says are thousands of people expel their demons, she has decided here to speak of her unique power.
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The move prompted the Greek authorities to deploy its military, suspend new asylum applications and even round up and summarily expel migrants.
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Malcolm's words gave his enemies within the Nation the excuse they needed to expel him from the group he helped to thrive.
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Qassem Soleimani outside the Baghdad International Airport, the Iraqi parliament approved a nonbinding resolution to expel the American military from its country.
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SUNY obliged, but three years later, an appeals court reversed a decision by SUNY Potsdam to expel a student for sexual assault.
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According to state media Tass, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claimed the United States pressured and blackmailed other countries to expel Russian diplomats.
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" The House seeks to expel Mr. Trump because he acted "for his personal political benefit rather than for a legitimate policy purpose.
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"In our country they seek, among other things, to expel and prevent the entry of all ethnic minorities to Portugal," it said.
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One of those messages purportedly said family members should go to New Mexico to continue trying to expel demons from Abdul-Ghani.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia said he won't expel 226 U.S. diplomats, as suggested just hours earlier by his foreign secretary.
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American officials were scheduled to meet on Monday afternoon in the White House to discuss recommendations on whether to expel Chinese journalists.
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He never expected to have to expel senior members of his party; he expected them to be won over by his charm.
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Administrators quickly cut off Zuckerberg's internet access and threatened to expel him, the school's newspaper, The Harvard Crimson wrote at the time.
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In a tit for tat move, Moscow is likely to expel a similar number of staff from U.S. diplomatic missions in Russia.
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The Israeli government's decision to expel Shakir, a US citizen, was upheld by Israel's top court in November after months of deliberations.
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But they cannot reasonably expect to do so without alienating half the country who voted for the President they're trying to expel.
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If he wins, the Senate would be faced with the question of whether to seat him or expel him from office immediately.
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The State Department immediately moved to expel two Cuban diplomats from the U.S. over safety concerns of American officials experiencing such symptoms.
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Soaring temperatures make corals more likely to bleach (or expel their symbiotic algae) and the acidifying oceans eat away at coral skeletons.
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" In a widely circulated tweet, the Russian Embassy in London specifically called the decision to expel the officials "Cold War deja vu.
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But in the hours leading up to the vote to expel him, Lebsock formally switched his party registration from Democrat to Republican.
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In Colorado, the state house voted to expel a Democratic lawmaker after an investigation found that 11 allegations against him were credible.
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Mr. Pompeo vowed to "expel every last Iranian boot" from Syria, but declined to explain how the United States would do that.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' board of governors voted to expel Bill Cosby and Roman Polanski from its membership.
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"They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States' decision to expel diplomats or impose censure against Russia," Pence said.
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Separately on Wednesday, Athens said it would expel two Russian diplomats suspected of involvement in rallies in Greece against the Macedonian name deal.
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A member of Russia's upper house of parliament, Andrei Klimov, told RIA news agency that Moscow would expel two Greek diplomats in response.
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The dean asked that it not happen again … but wasn't nearly so eager to expel a student for throwing snow at his brother.
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Farxiga is part of the SGLT2-inhibitor class of antidiabetics that cause the kidneys to expel blood sugar from the body through urine.
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More than 200 intellectuals, politicians and activists have signed a letter calling on authorities to close the base and expel the Night Wolves.
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"We were relieved to see the Americans announce that they would expel 60 from the diplomatic side," said the central European counterintelligence official.
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There was celebratory gunfire in Qamishli after the announcement, suggesting residents there are not too upset or about to expel their SDF forces.
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In fact, the Watch doesn't only keep water out; it can actually expel any excess water that may have gotten into the works.
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The Watch will beep a few times, expel any water that may have gotten into the speakers and mics, and reactivate the screen.
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If schools suspend or expel a student outright for a comment or behavior they didn't know was wrong, how will they ever learn?
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The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, in a meeting on Monday, voted to expel Weinstein from the Academy for life, according to Variety .
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You've got to look at the madrassas -- if you're a school which is teaching Sharia, you want to expel it from the country.
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Most importantly, it's a movie that'll get you talking — after you expel some of its more gruesome images from your mind, that is.
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Donald Trump won the presidency promising to keep out unwanted foreigners and expel those with no legal right to be in the country.
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SAFER is equipped with very small thrusters that expel gas and propel an astronaut in the direction he or she wants to go.
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Although it has also cut travel and diplomatic ties with Qatar, Egypt did not expel Qatari citizens or ask Egyptians to leave Qatar.
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He said the decision to expel him was a matter of foreign policy and therefore the responsibility of the executive, not the courts.
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It is common for big black holes to expel gas outward, but rare to have such a close, resolved view of these events.
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Mother's Day weekend I woke up and had to expel everything I was feeling, and 'patricia,' ultimately named after my mother, was born.
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One said he physically felt like my vagina was trying to expel his penis as he tried to fuck me while I masturbated.
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Earlier in the day, Putin said he would not expel American diplomats from Russia despite calls to do so from top Russian officials.
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They hate the idea of "sanctuary cities" and they want local police departments to work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to expel lawbreakers.
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"He who expels me once for no good reason and without an investigation, can expel me again," said Ahmed, 22, an engineering student.
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Iranian protesters stormed the British embassy in 2011, prompting London to expel Iranian diplomats, and the countries only resumed diplomatic relations in 2014.
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The Federation of Cibao Pastors is asking the Dominican government to declare the ambassador persona non grata and expel him from the country.
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On Saturday, Merkel went a step further, backing changes to the law to make it easier to expel anyone convicted of a crime.
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"We strongly believe that the decision to expel Jack Montague was wrong, unfairly determined, arbitrary, and excessive by any rational measure," Stern continued.
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The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences held a hearing Monday and its governing board voted to expel Weinstein from the Academy for life.
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The US and others have supported the Saudi and UAE-led coalition in its fight to expel Iranian-backed Houthi rebels from Yemen.
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Republican lawmakers' push to expel Roy Moore if he wins Alabama's Senate race next month could soon move the Senate into uncharted territory.
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RELATED: U.S., Russia expel each other's diplomats There is a growing sense in Washington that al-Nusra must be dealt with in Syria.
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And an actual vote to expel, which requires a two-thirds majority, could do untold damage to the fragile Republican governing coalition. 5.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to expel Weinstein from its ranks for life during an emergency meeting last month.
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Specifically, he urged nations to better implement United Nations sanctions, expel North Korean workers in their countries and limit diplomatic and economic ties.
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Mr. Trump's pledges to expel illegal immigrants and to build a wall along the border with Mexico consistently draw cheers at his rallies.
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As a counterexample, he offered President George H. W. Bush, whose campaign to expel the Iraqi Army from Kuwait ended successfully, in 1991.
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He has vowed to create a deportation force to expel the estimated 22007 million immigrants here illegally, evoking mass roundups of the 22008s.
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The Academy's board, which includes Bailey, voted to expel Weinstein, and had "well in excess of the two-thirds majority" to do so.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, with knowledge that the Trump administration would be softer on Russia, didn't expel U.S. diplomats, a move Trump praised.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Russia will expel four members of the French embassy in Russia, the French foreign ministry said in a statement on Friday.
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But, the EU has not imposed sanctions related to Salisbury, although it strongly condemned Moscow and joined international action to expel Russian officials.
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Others want to grant Congress greater authority to expel accused lawmakers, in lieu of merely applying political pressure on them to step down.
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"If a student says, 'I'm going to kill everyone tomorrow,' it's an automatic police response: expel, suspend... a big, punitive response," said Densley.
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Beijing (CNN Business)China has announced it will expel journalists from three US media outlets, in a major escalation of tensions with Washington.
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On Thursday, the Kremlin said it would expel 150 Western diplomats — including 60 American officials — and close the US Consulate in St. Petersburg.
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He denied that he had given any instructions to expel the family and said he had been "devastated" to learn what had happened.
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On Friday, the Austrian government announced that it plans to close down seven mosques and potentially expel about 60 imams from the country.
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The attack led to a coordinated actions by countries around the globe to expel Russian diplomats, a reaction that took Moscow by surprise.
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The Iraqi parliament passed a measure calling for the government to expel foreign troops from the country following the Soleimani killing in Baghdad.
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She won re-election six months after the impeachment, while two of the councilmen who had tried to expel her were voted out.
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The Iraqi parliament voted Sunday to expel US troops from the country in response to the US killing top Iranian official Maj. Gen.
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The decision to restart military operations came less than two weeks after Iraq's Parliament voted to expel all American forces from the country.
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Trump, in the calls with Merkel and Macron, also praised the coordinated decision on Monday with governments across Europe to expel Russian diplomats.
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It says it has turned its back on its Nazi past, though it still frequently has to expel members for anti-Semitic statements.
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Cases like that of Mr. Martinez around the country are inciting outrage, amplified by an administration that is eager to expel undocumented immigrants.
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Banners in Tehran explicitly underscore the government's readiness to mount further attacks inside Iraq if Baghdad does not expel American and coalition forces.
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The killing has also put new stress on U.S.-Iraqi ties, with that country's parliament taking a nonbinding vote to expel U.S. troops.
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Adding to the turmoil, the Iraqi Parliament approved a largely symbolic resolution to expel American troops who have been fighting the Islamic State.
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Then, after 24 to 48 hours, you follow it up with the misoprostol, which will initiate uterine contractions that eventually expel the pregnancy.
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Turkey has been poised to advance into northeast Syria to expel Kurdish fighters after U.S. troops began vacating part of the border strip.
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" Meanwhile, Trump said any move to expel US troops from the country would be met with "sanctions like they've never seen before ever.
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When the Iraqi parliament took a nonbinding vote Monday to expel US forces, Trump's reaction was bizarre and harmful, threatening sanctions on Iraq.
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Still, Ms. Sloat said, there is no mechanism to expel Turkey and no desire to push it away from the West toward Moscow.
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The UAW executive board also filed charges against Pearson on Wednesday, seeking to remove him from office and expel him from the union.
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Nearly a year later, Najib announced an UMNO supreme council decision to expel Muhyiddin, along with Mahathir's son, Mukhriz Mahathir, from the party.
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Moscow has denied responsibility for the attack and threatened to retaliate, suggesting it would expel an equal number of diplomats currently in Russia.
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Slowly, they realize they have food poisoning from the suspect Argentine meat, and rush to the toilet to expel their violent diarrhetic demons.
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Turkey's war against the YPG also emboldens Russia, Iran, and the Bashar al Assad regime to try to expel the U.S. from Syria.
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More than two dozen countries moved this week to expel Russian officials from diplomatic outposts on their soil in retaliation for the poisonings.
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Lila would speak on her own schedule, when the small, mild experiences she was accumulating finally coalesced into something she needed to expel.
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Editorial Let's be clear: The moral case against President Trump's plan to uproot and expel millions of unauthorized immigrants is open-and-shut.
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The Senate has voted 85033 times since 1789 to expel one of its members, which requires a two-thirds supermajority, or 67 votes.
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CNN first reported Friday that the National Security Council (NSC) was expected to recommend that Trump make the decision to expel the diplomats.
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He began spending time in Rio's hillside slums, or favelas, home to a population of working poor that the government wanted to expel.
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Some may lack the enzymes to effectively expel alcohol from their bodies, which scientists think is part of the reason we get hangovers.
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Second, just ditch the kid somewhere and tell her she was there when she can, you know, do things other than expel sputum.
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A breath of diseased air With every breath, our lungs expel carbon dioxide from our bodies, ready to be replaced with fresh air.
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It said Britain's "provocative actions" had led to the decision by multiple Western governments to expel scores of Russian diplomats from their capitals.
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BERLIN – Austria&aposs government is closing seven mosques and plans to expel imams in a crackdown on "political Islam" and foreign financing of mosques.
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Trump's audience is now on a mass scale, and he threatens to do massively horrible things, like expel millions of people from their homes.
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Some of them screamed, "A Jew does not expel a Jew," as they were carried out -- a common chant of protestors during the eviction.
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"Our navy, coastguard and U.N. Command set up a military police to enter into an operation to expel Chinese fishing vessels," said the official.
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Ancient Egyptians prayed to the ram-headed god Khnum to expel them, and Roman scholars and Jamestown settlers both wrote of their disgusting attributes.
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"They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States' decision to expel diplomats or impose censure against Russia," Pence told CBS.
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"The only political tool available to the opposition to expel Macron is the constitution's impeachment procedure, which no one is currently considering," he added.
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And, lest you're worried about the computer overheating because it can't expel heat as well as without a cover, I've had zero such issues.
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" Under the Constitution, the Senate is able to "punish its members for disorderly behavior, and, with the concurrence of two-thirds, expel a member.
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One strong UK ally missing from the list, however, is New Zealand, whose prime minister said it cannot find any Russian spies to expel.
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They said they had come from the Dominican Republic, where the government was planning to expel anyone of Haitian descent, by force if necessary.
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"Under the Vienna Convention, the United Kingdom will now expel 23 Russian diplomats who have been identified as undeclared intelligence officers," May told parliament.
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Laurent Wauquiez, leader of the main opposition party, The Republicans, urged Macron to expel all foreigners on the watch list and detain all others.
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The fighting is already the fiercest between the two countries since India battled to expel Pakistani intruders from high in the Himalayas in 1999.
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The thrusters won't actually combust, according to Musk; instead, they will expel highly pressurized cold air, giving the Tesla an extra boost in acceleration.
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The Syrian Kurds have made no secret of their desire to expel ISIS and link the two regions of northern Syria they already control.
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But just milliseconds before the leading streamers strike a pair of buildings, lightning rods expel their own upward-moving streamers to complete the connection.
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When the water gets a few degrees too toasty, corals expel their zooxanthellae, the symbiotic algae that provide the animal with a regular meal.
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When water temperatures rise, corals expel the living algae they need to live, causing them to turn white in a process known as bleaching.
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While it doesn't intend to open an office in Myanmar due to security concerns, it has ramped up its efforts to expel bad actors.
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If Iraq's military can consolidate control of the base, it would provide a valuable launching pad for the offensive to expel ISIS from Mosul.
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And the FBI testified that children were forced to attend an exorcism to expel the demons from a 3-year-old boy with epilepsy.
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In recent months, US officials had focused on the possibility that a new government in Ecuador would expel Assange and he could be arrested.
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I was left with bruises on my arms and shoulders from to the violent force used to expel me from the ostensibly public meeting.
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"We continue to investigate coalition air strikes carried out to expel ISIS from Raqqa resulting in an increasing number of civilian casualties," Pinheiro said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign ministry said on Wednesday it was expelling one Hungarian diplomat in response to Budapest's decision to expel a Russian diplomat.
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Hardline Iran-backed Iraqi Shi'ite militias have threatened to expel the Kurds from this region and three other disputed areas - Sinjar, Makhmour and Khanaqin.
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Coral reefs, seen as the offshore areas of green and yellow (centre and upper centre) expel their chlorophyll-containing algae when sea temperatures rise.
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Governments across Europe, the United States and beyond announced plans on Monday to expel more than 100 Russian diplomats in retaliation for the attack.
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The Academy promised to review the allegations and present its findings to the board, which has the power to suspend or expel any member.
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Until 2003, police could expel anyone found without proof of employment or a residence permit (often after detaining them for weeks or even months).
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Host countries, including poor ones such as Jordan, are required by international law not to expel refugees who face a genuine threat of persecution.
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We shirk our responsibilities in our struggle against real terror when we entertain inane, incendiary invitations to punish and expel enemies that don't exist.
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In Latin America during the Cold War era, military interventions into politics tended to expel elected, left-wing leaders and impose right-wing dictatorships.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called on the Organization of American States to expel Venezuela and squeeze the country with more sanctions.
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Greece will expel two Russian diplomats and ban entry to another two for activities inconsistent with their status, Greek newspaper Kathimerini reported on Wednesday.
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Roy Moore wins, gets expelled from the Senate by the Senate Yes, the Senate can by law vote to expel one of its own.
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Coral bleaching is an event when corals, which are tiny polyps that form reefs together, expel the colorful algae that live inside of them.
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Stanley Brand, an expert in congressional ethics investigations, said a vote to expel Moore could run afoul of the 1969 Supreme Court Powell v.
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A top health official in the Trump administration defended Medicaid work requirements Thursday, arguing that its intent isn't to expel people from the program.
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Deep breathing can cause a person to expel too much carbon dioxide, leading to symptoms like dizziness and numbness, and reinforcing shortness of breath.
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Her comments follow British P.M. Theresa May's decision to expel 23 Russian diplomats and call on the security council to take up the matter.
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What is it that tells them to expel 97 percent of their water and then later get it back again—how does that work?
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A U.S. source in close touch with senior European officials tells me they want to shield SWIFT from U.S. pressure to expel Iranian banks.
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Johnson's government has threatened to expel Conservative MPs who rebel against the government to vote for averting a no-deal exit on October 31.
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The prime minister has threatened to expel dozens of Conservative MPs if they join a rebellion against the government on Brexit on Tuesday evening.
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Russia said earlier on Friday it would expel British diplomats in response to British Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to kick out 23 Russians.
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There was satisfaction in Brussels over the outcome, with even Hungary, which has warm relations with Mr. Putin, agreeing to expel a Russian diplomat.
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Asked about his order to expel Rohingya children from local schools, Kalam said they were getting an education from learning centers in the camps.
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We had a destiny, under Ben Carter's leadership, to inherit the land of Israel, expel the Jewish 'usurpers,' and live in a peaceable Kingdom.
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Prosecutors said the two men conspired with Turkey in 2016 to pressure the United States to expel a rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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But he was wrong to draw the sweeping conclusion that other countries use the program to expel the "bad, worse" members of their societies.
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On MSNBC, Humphrey also urged the US Cabinet and Vice President Mike Pence to consider using the 25th Amendment to expel Trump from office.
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Mr. Salvini campaigned on a pledge to expel thousands of illegal immigrants, and his government has turned away boats carrying them from African shores.
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"It is unacceptable and un-American for the president to expel a reporter for doing his job aggressively," the organization said in a statement.
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"Austria's decision to close seven mosques and expel imams is a reflection of the Islamophobic, racist and discriminatory wave in this country," he wrote.
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The decision to restart military operations in Iraq came less than two weeks after Iraq's Parliament voted to expel all American forces from Iraq.
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Higher ocean temperatures and acidification cause corals to expel the algae living in their tissues and turn white, in what's known as coral bleaching.
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"They do whatever it takes to find an excuse to expel whistle-blowers," said Lee Young-kee, a lawyer who heads the Horuragi Foundation.
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The United States is reportedly tightening its visa guidelines, with the State Department providing officials with new rules to deny entry or expel visitors.
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His resignation ends a long-running dispute over whether the Labour Party should expel Mr. Livingstone, 72, who had fought disciplinary proceedings against him.
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In many cases, the lawmakers were pressed by party leaders to step down; in Arizona and Tennessee, legislators voted to expel the accused members.
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They are trying to hound you from the workplace, expel you from the public square, and weaken the American family, and indoctrinate our children.
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Mr. al-Sadr said Iraq should still seek to expel foreign troops, but appeared to be laying his hopes in a new Iraqi government.
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Evans, who was first elected in 85033, was initially scheduled to publicly plead his case Tuesday as to why the council shouldn't expel him.
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Iraq's parliament reportedly voted on Sunday to expel the U.S. military from the country after an American airstrike killed top Iranian military commander Gen.
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Earlier on Friday, Bulgarian Foreign Minister Ekaterina Zaharieva said Sofia was likely to expel two Russian diplomats who prosecutors suspect were involved in spying.
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Iraq, whose Parliament recently voted to expel U.S. troops from the country, has been on top of the index for the past 16 years.
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There, the court determined that the federal political branches had complete authority to exclude and expel immigrants on any basis, including race or nationality.
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For starters, the vast majority of "Taliban" fighters in Afghanistan today are Islamist nationalists who seek only to expel foreign troops from their lands.
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The U.S., U.K. and other European nations have blamed the attack on Russia and the British government has already moved to expel 23 Russians.
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Investors are also keeping an eye on politics after the U.K. decided to expel 23 Russian diplomats — the biggest expulsion since the Cold War.
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A day later, Russian officials threatened to expel American diplomats in retaliation, but President Putin said American embassy staff would be permitted to stay.
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OTHERS - Moscow will expel at least 60 staff from U.S. diplomatic missions in Russia, RIA news agency quoted Russian senator Vladimir Dzhabarov as saying.
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If Moore is elected, members of his own party have said they'd start an ethics investigation and possibly vote to expel him from the Senate.
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"They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States' decision to expel diplomats or impose censure against Russia," Pence told CBS News.
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Xinhua said the party had confirmed previous decisions to expel them after endorsing a report into their "serious discipline violations", the usual euphemism for corruption.
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"Unfortunately, we will have to keep the Italian Roma because we can't expel them," he said this month, throwing the spotlight back on the Roma.
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I'd wake up in a familiar state of shock, brushing at my head, trying to expel whatever ghosts might be crawling on me, in me.
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It also demanded Qatar expel the Turkish troops now stationed in the country, as well as pay reparations for alleged damage inflicted by its policies.
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And if convicted before then, Menendez could conceivably announce he'd resign effective in January — giving enough Democrats an excuse not to vote to expel him.
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In the days following the killing, Iraq's parliament voted to expel American troops from Iraqi soil, a core objective of Commander Soleimani before his death.
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Moscow has denied responsibility for the attack and has retaliated against Britain's move to expel 23 Russians by ordering out the same number of Britons.
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America decided to expel 60 Russian diplomats in protest at the attempted murder on British soil of a former spy, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter.
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Britain said it would expel 23 Russian diplomats in response to a nerve-agent attack on a former Russian spy and his daughter in Salisbury.
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When granted, these waivers allow schools to expel or deny admission to LGBTQ students, and to restrict their access to certain facilities, citing religious freedom.
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It took months of daily onslaughts before Iraqi forces and the U.S.-led coalition were able to expel the militants from the city center recently.
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The university found a preponderance of evidence to expel him, yet the team is rallying around him, and the university hasn't come out against it.
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Since Russia's decision to expel hundreds of diplomats, Trump hasn't tweeted about Russia's move, but has slammed China's efforts to curb North Korea's missile programs.
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Even the US decision in May to expel two Cuban diplomats working in the United States to protest the attacks was kept from the public.
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Jordanian deputies in a special parliamentary session on Wednesday condemned the move and urged the government to expel the U.S. ambassador and boycott U.S. goods.
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In 1991 it was the second country on the continent to expel an incumbent ruler at the ballot box, following Benin by a few months.
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Were Turkey an applicant today, it would struggle to qualify for NATO; yet the alliance has no means to expel a member that goes bad.
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"The Constitution gives the complete authority to each house to expel without any conditions put on it," said Heritage Foundation legal expert Hans von Spakovsky.
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It is important to remember the House and Senate have a constitutionally-mandated duty to punish and expel members of Congress when they act unethically.
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The panel added that Hungary should "repeal the push-back law" of June 2016 that enables police to summarily expel anyone crossing the border irregularly.
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He specifically cited efforts the US was taking to get other countries to expel North Korean guest workers and intercept illicit transfers of sanctioned materials.
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The warm water causes corals to expel the algae they rely on to grow, leaving ghostly white skeletons in the place of thriving coral communities.
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Because Leah is privileged, she can do as she pleases at a dance club where sharp-eyed guards roughly expel grungy-looking suspected drug dealers.
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Cory Gardner, R-Colorado, the head of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, said if Moore wins, the Republican-controlled Senate should vote to expel him.
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Johnson told an audience of ambassadors in London that 27 countries had now moved to expel Russian diplomats over Moscow's suspected involvement - which Russia denies.
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His resignation came less than an hour after UAW's International Executive Board moved to remove him from his title and expel him from the union.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May announced the decision earlier this week to expel the Russian diplomats, who she said were spies for the Russian government.
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Johnson told an audience of ambassadors in London that 27 countries had now moved to expel Russian diplomats over Moscow's suspected involvement, which it denies.
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And contrary to the desire of conservatives, the administration is not pushing an international banking system known as SWIFT to expel all Iranian financial institutions.
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A new center-right Greek government has temporarily suspended accepting asylum applications and pledged to summarily expel those who come in order to discourage migrants.
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It could, for example, push to expel North Korea from the United Nations or interdict ships that it suspects are violating sanctions against the government.
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His resignation came just as fellow lawmakers were preparing to vote on whether to expel him from the State Senate or suspend him without pay.
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Some members of the executive committee wanted to go further and establish procedures to punish or expel members for violations of the code of conduct.
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The government did the opposite: President Abdo Benítez invoked a legal mechanism that gives the state the right to expel people on national security grounds.
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Mr. Morales has clashed with the commission and even tried to expel its chief in August before he was stopped by the country's highest court.
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While Mr. Trudeau made the decision to expel the two former members, a movement within the caucus to remove them began escalating over the weekend.
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Octopuses don't fart gas, but they can expel a jet of water to propel themselves through the ocean (the authors call this a "pseudo-fart").
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In September, the government invited Sudanese officials to help identify and expel people in the country illegally who did not want to apply for asylum.
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Austria's young chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, refused to expel any Russian diplomats following the poisoning of the ex-spy, Sergei V. Skripal, and his daughter Yulia.
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After a weekend of issuing threats to Iran, President Donald Trump said he would impose sanctions on Iraq if it decided to expel US troops.
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After General Suleimani's death, the Iraqi Parliament voted to expel American troops from the country, which Mr. Trump then said would be met with sanctions.
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The EPP is facing calls to expel or suspend Prime Minister Viktor Orban's party over reforms to Hungary's justice system and its anti-immigration campaigns.
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President Vladimir Putin of Russia said he would not retaliate against the United States for its decision to expel Russian diplomats and impose new sanctions.
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He ordered the Alabama State president to reprimand all the students involved and expel the nine he believed, based on the photos, had organized it.
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In the aftermath of the U.S. drone strike killing Qassem Soleimani, the Iraqi parliament has given him that opportunity by voting to expel U.S. forces.
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Iran had sought to expel him after he was detained briefly on Saturday, accused of attending an illegal antigovernment demonstration at a university in Tehran.
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Its parliament, furious at what Iraqi officials call a violation of their sovereignty, voted Sunday to expel more than 5,000 American troops from the country.
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Instead of securing greater influence in the Middle East, it has likely lost it, particularly in Iraq, which voted to expel U.S. troops on Monday.
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Trump moved this week to expel 60 Russian officials from the U.S. in retaliation for the poisonings, joining a coordinated effort by two-dozen countries.
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She says the video goes on to show the birth of the baby and a nurse massaging the woman's uterus to expel any blood clots.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May announced last week that the country would expel 23 Russian diplomats, who she said were spies for the Russian government.
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She sees his resignation as a sign that the movement to call out and expel sexual harassers — the #MeToo movement — has gotten out of control.
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Salvini had promised to expel her from Italy if she was freed from house arrest, but the forthcoming questioning has scotched that move as well.
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Abolishing the issue of vaping by threatening to suspend or expel students may work in some cases because most students (first-timers) fear ruining their records.
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Her Christian Democrats are a bulwark against calls to expel his Fidesz party from the European People's Party, the umbrella group of the continent's centre-right.
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By measuring how much air the lungs hold, how much they expel and how they act and sound while they do so, much can be determined.
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Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO) had urged Kuwait to expel him, but al-Ali's Kuwaiti paper, Al-Qabas, remained loyal and moved him to London.
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Even if it was unwise to let them stay so long in the first place, that does not mean it is right to expel them now.
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The Taliban, ousted in 2001, say they are fighting to expel foreign troops, topple the Western-backed Afghan government and restore their version of Islamic law.
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"Explosive volcanic super-eruptions expel magma volumes of several hundred cubic kilometres or more and generate particle-gas flows called pyroclastic density currents," the geologists write.
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Britain could call on allies for a coordinated Western response, freeze the assets of Russian business leaders and officials, expel diplomats or launch targeted cyber attacks.
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"We realise that the decision to expel our diplomats, to impound our diplomatic property was adopted by the administration of former U.S. President Obama," he said.
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The warmer water puts stress on the coral, which in turn expel the symbiotic algae that live in their tissue and give them nutrients and color.
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According to La Revo, the building is technically the property of Banco Sabadell, but the bank can't expel them without an official order from a judge.
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She has promised to suspend the European Union's open-border agreement on France's frontiers and expel foreigners who are on the watch lists of intelligence services.
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When faced with stresses such as rising water temperatures, coral can expel the algae that lives in its tissue, and that gives it colour and energy.
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Le Pen says she would curb migration, expel all illegal migrants and restrict certain rights now available to all residents, including free education, to French citizens.
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Whitehurst thinks the NAACP has a point about expulsions at charters, since there's some evidence they expel students at a higher rate than traditional public schools.
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The militants have been fighting to expel foreign forces and set up an Islamic state since they were ousted in October 2001, weeks after the Sept.
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Hardline Iran-backed Iraqi Shi'ite militias have threatened to expel the Kurds by force from this region and three other disputed areas - Sinjar, Makhmour and Khanaqin.
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However, instead of invoking God or the Holy Spirit, the priestess might invoke a more powerful spirit (Orisha in Santería) to help expel the invader spirit.
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Mifepristone first blocks the hormone progesterone, which causes the embryo to detach, and misoprostol makes the uterus contract and expel the embryo, thus terminating the pregnancy.
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A new Sykes-Picot risks creating as many injustices as it resolves, and may provoke more bloodshed as all try to grab land and expel rivals.
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The Harvey Weinstein scandal The Producers Guild of America became the latest organization to condemn Harvey Weinstein, moving to expel the film mogul from its ranks.
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Guo's asylum request poses a diplomatic quandary for the Trump administration, which must decide whether to expel a high-profile Chinese dissident or risk infuriating Beijing.
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Merkel, mindful of the public outrage, called for vigorous prosecutions of the offenders and pushed for legislation that would make it easier to expel foreign criminals.
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The Taliban has been fighting to expel foreign forces and re-establish a theocratic Islamic state since its ousting in October 2001, weeks after the Sept.
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But Pompeo said the United States doesn't recognize Maduro's power to expel the diplomats, and Guaido called on Venezuela's diplomats to remain in the United States.
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Senior Navy leaders reportedly threatened to resign or be fired if President Donald Trump intervenes in plans to expel a Navy SEAL accused of war crimes.
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Trump officials insist the administration has been tough on Russia, pointing to decisions to send lethal aid to Ukraine, sanction Russians and expel suspected Russian spies.
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The Politico/Morning Consult poll released Tuesday finds 6900 percent of voters polled think the Senate should expel Moore if he wins Tuesday's Alabama Senate race.
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As Widmaier explains, you get some corn, ferment it with the engineered yeast and then let them expel a protein identical to that of spider silk.
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To start up its nuclear weapons program again, Iran would have to expel or block the work of the inspectors, which would raise immediate red flags.
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"We call on Pakistan to immediately arrest or expel the Taliban's leaders and prevent the group from using Pakistani territory to support its operations," Sanders said.
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The U.N. report said it had asked Malaysia if it intended to freeze the assets of the two companies, and expel the North Koreans behind them.
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On June 29, the Justice Ministry announced that it was deploying more personnel to expedite the processing of Yemeni asylum seekers, presumably to expel them sooner.
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The case heightened diplomatic tensions between Russia and the West, leading Britain and its allies to expel more than 150 diplomats, and prompting Moscow to retaliate.
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By the time transportation prosecutors, who were dispatched to the academy, concluded that they had found no reason to expel the students, the victory was complete.
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And he raised the prospect of voting to expel Moore from the senate if elected, promising to "do everything I can not to serve" with him.
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She outlined possible responses in a quiet but firm voice, then leaned forward and told the president that the "strong option" was to expel 60 diplomats.
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South Korea's foreign minister, Kang Kyung-wha, said Tuesday that a Middle Eastern country, which she did not identify, had also agreed to expel Pyongyang's envoy.
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"Today, it's the AfD, and if they have any sense, they will expel the extreme forces from their party and become just a typical conservative party."
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The State Department and the United States ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, were right to promptly criticize Mr. Morales's attempt to expel Mr. Velásquez.
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From the start, powerful figures organised campaigns to expel adversaries, but the device's legitimacy depended on ordinary voters being able to vent their whims and caprices.
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Long before the current refugee crisis, Ankara demonstrated a willingness to expel or transplant communities as a means to ensure greater control over predominantly Kurdish areas.
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Other nations decline to expel Russians A handful of EU countries suggested they wouldn't be following suit and expelling Russian diplomats, among them Austria and Portugal.
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Members of the militia group and their political allies in Iraq's parliaments have called on the government of Iraq to expel US forces from that country.
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The Taliban are fighting to expel foreign forces, defeat the government and impose their version of Islamist rule after their 2001 ouster by U.S.-led troops.
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The government of President Emmanuel Macron appears poised to expel the preacher in one of the most striking examples of its hardening stance toward radical Islam.
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In a coordinated effort, 14 EU member states said they would expel Russian diplomats, according to European Council President Donald Tusk, including Germany, France and Poland.
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As a result, a parliamentary vote to expel the American forces from Iraq would effectively end the military effort to defeat ISIS and thwart a comeback.
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Germany, France, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Czech, Netherlands, Bulgaria, Ireland and several others will "likely" expel the Russians on Monday, a senior foreign diplomat told CNN.
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Administrators, according to Lewis, decided to expel Monroe after they heard of negative comments the former Bravo star made about the school on his radio show.
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UAW's executive board took steps to remove its president, Gary Jones, and expel him from the union following allegations of bribery and misuse of union funds.
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Moscow said it would retaliate against London's move to expel 23 Russian diplomats over a nerve toxin attack on a Russian former double agent in Britain.
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The Trump administration said Monday it would expel the Russian diplomats and close down the Russian consulate in Seattle as a retaliatory measure for the poisoning.
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Coral bleaching happens when corals are stressed by changing ocean conditions and expel the algae living in their tissues, which causes them to turn completely white.
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" The Hungarian Self-Defense Movement announced its intent to attack the parade and appealed to "all Hungarians" to "expel the pederast horde once and for all.
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But when the water near a reef gets too hot, the algae begin producing toxins, and the corals expel them in self-defense, turning ghostly white.
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President Trump's move to ban transgender people from the military is not the first such attempt to expel a specific group of people from its ranks.
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But it is a rare and provocative act for the White House or the Kremlin to publicly expel diplomats, as the Obama administration did on Thursday.
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Recent actions such as tougher sanctions and the decision to expel 60 Russian diplomats are heartening but largely symbolic and must be reinforced with decisive action.
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It was the promise of a country that took pride in being more civilized than the ones that would eventually expel all of their Jewish populations.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's foreign ministry said on Monday it had decided to expel from the country a Russian diplomat whom it said was involved in spying.
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Russia has said too many American spies operate in Moscow under diplomatic cover and has said it might expel some of them to retaliate over the incident.
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McConnell has called on Moore to "step aside" and, besides a possible write-in campaign, is reportedly considering a move to expel him should he be elected.
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It's not just Donald Trump, or Ted Cruz, or the rest who would expel immigrants by the millions and deny safety to refugees fleeing war in Syria.
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" In its parent agreement, the school states that it can refuse to admit or expel students who participate in or support "homosexual activity or bi-sexual activity.
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If these regions react in 2100 the way they did in 2015, more of the carbon emissions humans expel into the atmosphere will stay in the atmosphere.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine will expel 13 Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of a former Russian spy in England, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said on Monday.
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All allergic reactions (sneezing, coughing, itching, vomiting and diarrhea) have one thing in common – they expel unwanted substances from the body (respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract or skin).
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On Friday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov publicly recommended that Russia expel 35 US diplomats and shut down two US diplomatic facilities as a tit-for-tat.
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Students say their university threatened to expel them, isolated them from others, or bullied them into silence about their attack and how the college handled their report.
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That attack was claimed by the Taliban, who are seeking to expel foreign troops, defeat the U.S.-backed government and reimpose Islamic law after their 2001 ouster.
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Schools could use this exemption to justify their right to expel a student for taking birth control or coming out as gay or trans, according to Warbelow.
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Academy president McNutt has said that the body's governing council will consider a proposal to expel members found guilty of harassment at its next meeting in August.
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They could swallow him whole yet if he forced his way through a whale shark's mouth, the shark would turn its stomach inside out to expel him.
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The 62-year-old minister threatened to expel all foreign employees of Amazon from the country if it did not remove the controversial doormats from its store.
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Air passengers generate quite a bit of water vapour by exhaling and perspiring, but planes expel much of it in order to maintain a certain humidity level.
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We have to be on our guard against these negative, divisive forces... We have to root them out, call them out, and expel them from our midst.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium took steps to expel a Saudi imam who preaches at the country's biggest mosque for spreading extremist ideology, the immigration minister said on Tuesday.
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It wouldn't surprise me if Indian activists launch a "Quit India" movement to expel Facebook from India, modeled on Mahatma Gandhi's efforts against the British in 1942.
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Not without radical action to expel most non-PMV vehicles from city centers to expand the safe (road) spaces where lower powered, lighter weight PMVs could operate.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration earlier this month recommended Alcobra conduct a an extra six-month MDX trial to expel safety concerns emanating from preclinical data.
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Efforts to expel ISIS are expected to take weeks, especially in light of the jihadists' tactics of hiding among local populations and booby-trapping territory they abandon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will expel 23 Russian diplomats in retaliation for a chemical attack on a former Russian double agent, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday.
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More than expected: Trump's decision to apparently expel all transgender individuals from military service was far beyond what conservative Republicans were asking for regarding the spending bill.
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India's foreign minister has threatened to expel all foreign Amazon employees from the country after discovering that its Canadian arm is selling doormats bearing the Indian flag.
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Some of those affected chose to return to the US, said Nauert, prompting the administration to expel two Cuban diplomats from the embassy in Washington in May.
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Within the movement, online ballots are used to set policy and select candidates (and also to expel elected representatives who fail to abide by its strict rules).
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Islamabad said on Wednesday it would expel India's ambassador to Pakistan and its envoy, who was to start his assignment soon, would not move to New Delhi.
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The EU said they were aware of the mass exodus, but that "sovereign countries" are allowed to expel migrants as long as they adhere to international law.
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Following an investigation into his activities online and offline, the Minnesota National Guard has decided not to expel 19-year-old Andrew Schmidt, who enlisted in January.
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Bleaching usually occurs when coral becomes stressed by rising water temperatures or pollution, causing it to expel the living algae it houses and turn a stark white.
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One of the first acts of Maduro after being (allegedly) re-elected as president of Venezuela was to expel the most senior U.S. diplomat from the country.
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It's a long way, however, from here to finding the 67 senators who would vote to expel Trump from office if the House were to impeach him.
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One possible option for Moore would be arguing that the Senate shouldn't be allowed to expel him for alleged conduct that took place before he took office.
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CJNG is seen as such a threat by crime groups native to Michoacán that a loose pact exists between them to expel El Mencho and his men.
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The change comes, according to the Post, because of growing doubts over whether Russia is willing and able to expel Iranian forces from the war-torn nation.
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Colorado's state House of Representatives voted to expel one of their own on Friday after hours of emotional debate in which several members broke down in tears.
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With sanctions lifted, the Burmese military quickly acted to expel, persecute, or kill their country's ethnic and religious minorities, the most hated of which were the Rohingya.
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He said one hypothesis why LMTX did not work with other drugs was that the other drugs set off a mechanism that cells use to expel drugs.
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Adding to the list on Wednesday, Slovakia, Malta and Luxembourg each recalled their ambassador in Moscow for consultations, while Montenegro said it would expel a Russian diplomat.
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Cory Gardner said the Senate should vote to expel Roy Moore in the increasingly-unlikely event the Alabama Republican nominee wins a special election on December 12.
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"I think the Senate should say that they will refuse to seat him or in fact expel him if he is the Senator from Alabama," Kinzinger said.
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The developments came as discontent within Johnson's party grew over his decision to expel 21 senior Conservative MPs from the party, after they backed the delay bill.
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At his announcement speech, the business tycoon called Mexican immigrants "rapists" who "bring crime" and later vowed to create a "deportation force" to expel all undocumented immigrants.
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Haley has called for other reforms to the U.N. Human Rights Council, saying the group should make it easier to expel states with poor human rights records.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin decided not to expel anyone in retaliation, saying he would consider the actions of President-elect Donald Trump, who takes office on Jan.
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Goofy thematic eateries aside, food can be found near or in the toilet, and not only in the way that God intended you to expel it there.
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Washington used so-called "secondary sanctions" on Tehran that threatened to expel from the financial system any company, anywhere in the world, that bought oil from Iran.
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"Unfortunately we will have to keep the Italian Roma because we can't expel them," Salvini, who is head of the far-right League, told television station Telelombardia.
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So the U.S. transmitted secret information to Greece, persuading it to expel two Russian diplomats even as President Trump cozied up to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin.
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Congress could, theoretically, expel an incapacitated member by a two-thirds vote, but that would be an extraordinary act that would permanently remove that member from office.
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"Each House may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorderly Behavior, and with the Concurrence of two thirds, expel a Member," it says.
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The decision to end TPS for Salvadorans is part of the administration's broader push to tighten immigration laws and expel those living in the United States illegally.
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Hollywood's de facto governing body, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, voted to expel the movie mogul whose studios have won more than 80 Oscars.
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"We unequivocally condemn any action by China to expel U.S. reporters," he said, noting the importance of an independent press in China in light of the outbreak.
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At first Mr. Morales, whose brother and son are both awaiting trial on corruption charges brought by the commission, tried to expel Mr. Velásquez from the country.
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King doesn't fit either of those categories, which would make an effort to expel him groundbreaking and, because of the cautious nature of Congress, not terribly likely.
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President Donald Trump threatened Sunday to slap sanctions on Iraq after its parliament passed a resolution calling for the government to expel foreign troops from the country.
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Moscow has threatened to expel US diplomats and to seize diplomatic property if Washington fails to back down over its closure of two Russian compounds last year.
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And second, I think the Senate should say that they will refuse to seat him, or in fact expel him if he is the senator from Alabama.
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Russia again responded, saying Thursday that it would expel 60 U.S. diplomats and close the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg, a key outpost for U.S.-Russia relations.
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The reported investigation comes just months after the Academy voted in October to expel veteran Hollywood producer Weinstein following sexual harassment and assault allegations dating back decades.
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Mr. Skripal's poisoning on British soil prompted more than 20 countries to expel more than 100 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers, the largest such coordinated action ever.
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Dr. Parsons agrees that because the 2011 earthquake released a large amount of underground gases, it's likely that a larger earthquake will expel even more methane gas.
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Rivera was killed during a bid to expel landholders occupying part of the land granted by law to the indigenous population of various ethnic groups, authorities said.
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The Trump administration tried to stop an Iraqi vote to expel the U.S. military from the country after an American airstrike killed top Iranian military commander Gen.
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Our reporter visited a vacant school building in Lyon that serves as a makeshift shelter for hundreds of African migrants whom the local government wants to expel.
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The move follows hot on the heels of the U.K.'s decision to expel Russian diplomats after the country determined the Kremlin was responsible for the poisonings.
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On Monday, a total of 14 EU member states said they would expel Russian diplomats, according to European Council President Donald Tusk, including Germany, France and Poland.
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Also on Sunday the Iraqi Parliament set in motion the process to expel American troops from Iraq, which has been a long-term goal of the Iranians.
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But a mix-up over the status of US troops in Iraq, after the country's Parliament voted to expel them, sparked questions about the administration's strategic coherence.
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New buildings are going up everywhere and residential rents are rising, but the city has been careful not to expel a generation from downtown, as London did.
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Qassim Suleimani, in Baghdad nearly two weeks ago has deterred Iran in the region, rather than prompting further attempts to expel the Americans from Iraq and Syria.
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He said it wasn't the first time Singapore had taken that step, pointing to the city-state's move to expel a U.S. diplomat in the late 1980s.
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" Engel commended the Trump administration's announcement that it would expel dozens of Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning, saying it was "the right thing to do.
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The Navy prosecuted Chief Gallagher and wanted to expel him from the SEALs, but the president, as commander in chief, has repeatedly intervened in the sailor's favor.
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If Franken doesn't step down voluntarily, the committee could move forward with a range of potential punishments from a public admonishment to recommending the Senate expel him.
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Nauert maintained Thursday that, unlike Moscow's actions, the U.S. decision to expel Russian officials was justified and targeted those believed to be spies operating under diplomatic cover.
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After Russian forces helped the Syrians expel the Islamic State from Palmyra the first time, the Kremlin painted the effort as a victory of civilization over barbarity.
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