UKRAINE - Expelling 13 Russian diplomats FRANCE - Expelling four diplomats GERMANY - Expelling four diplomats POLAND - Expelling four diplomats LITHUANIA - Expelling three diplomats CZECH REPUBLIC - Expelling three diplomats ITALY - Expelling two diplomats AUSTRALIA - Expelling two diplomats NETHERLANDS - Expelling two diplomats SPAIN - Expelling two diplomats ALBANIA - Expelling two diplomats DENMARK - Expelling two diplomats HUNGARY - Expelling one diplomat IRELAND - Expelling one diplomat MACEDONIA - Expelling one diplomat SWEDEN - Expelling one diplomat NORWAY - Expelling one diplomat LATVIA - Expelling one diplomat ESTONIA - Expelling one diplomat FINLAND - Expelling one diplomat ROMANIA - Expelling one diplomat CROATIA - Expelling one diplomat MOLDOVA - Expelling three diplomats BRITAIN - Russia has expelled 23 British diplomats and closed the British consulate in St Petersburg and the British Council cultural body.
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UKRAINE - Expelling 13 Russian diplomats FRANCE - Expelling four diplomats GERMANY - Expelling four diplomats POLAND - Expelling four diplomats LITHUANIA - Expelling three diplomats CZECH REPUBLIC - Expelling three diplomats ITALY - Expelling two diplomats NETHERLANDS - Expelling two diplomats SPAIN - Expelling two diplomats ALBANIA - Expelling two diplomats DENMARK - Expelling two diplomats HUNGARY - Expelling one diplomat MACEDONIA - Expelling one diplomat SWEDEN - Expelling one diplomat NORWAY - Expelling one diplomat LATVIA - Expelling one diplomat ESTONIA - Expelling one diplomat FINLAND - Expelling one diplomat ROMANIA - Expelling one diplomat CROATIA - Expelling one diplomat BRITAIN - Russia has expelled 23 British diplomats and closed the British consulate in St Petersburg and the British Council cultural body.
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They include shutting down Al Jazeera, expelling leaders from the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, and expelling a prominent Palestinian secular writer Azmi Bishara.
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The AfD said it was considering expelling some chat members.
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Gabon and Equatorial Guinea are expelling migrants from central Africa.
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Expelling a reporter — and without reason — runs contrary to that.
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Those measures have included expelling Russian diplomats and economic sanctions.
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In each case, the Senate voted against expelling the member.
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And the human cost of expelling them is nearly unbearable.
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Expelling a foreign reporter is sadly normal on the mainland.
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Some floated the idea of expelling him if he won.
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Russia retaliated by expelling an equal number of U.S. diplomats.
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The Soviets responded by expelling dozens of American government employees.
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Spain's government responded by expelling three Bolivian diplomats on Monday.
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They have no way of digesting or expelling the plastic.
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Moments earlier, he tweeted about EU member nations expelling Russian diplomats.
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Moscow rejected the accusations and hit back by expelling Western diplomats.
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Far from expelling the barbarians, the new leaders embraced everything foreign.
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Army, the Ukraine, expelling diplomats, imposing sanctions, tougher than Obama did.
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First he tried expelling the head of the commission from Guatemala.
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The government has also begun expelling some migrants, rights groups say.
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Russia has dismissed the allegations, and reacted by expelling foreign officials.
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Expelling Wall Street Journal reporters returns China to a darker age.
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Expelling Trump will be decided by appeals to our better angels.
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Mr. Ben Ari calls Arabs the "enemy" and advocates expelling them.
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As it was announced the US was expelling 60 Russian diplomats and closing the country's consulate in Seattle, European Council President Donald Tusk said around half of the EU's member states were expelling dozens of diplomats also.
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It has already made a public show of concern by expelling Weinstein.
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Australia, Ireland, and Moldova also announced they would be expelling Russian diplomats.
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The imam's residence permit was withdrawn as a prelude to expelling him.
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This would be used a catalyst for expelling immigrants from the country.
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It occurs during labor, expelling the baby into the mother's abdominal cavity.
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Dominicans yearn for natural hair only after expelling Haitians for being black.
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Pakistan reacted by cutting trade and transport ties and expelling India's ambassador.
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If they decide they want Moore, how does McConnell justify expelling him?
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The Kremlin responded on Thursday by expelling 60 American diplomats from Russia.
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Now, parties are expelling their leaders in accordance with their own rules.
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The U.K. responded to the Skripals' poisoning by expelling 23 Russian diplomats.
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House Republicans were never debating expelling all transgender troops from the military.
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The Maduro regime responded to U.S. sanctions by expelling the two US heads of mission from our embassy in Caracas, and the U.S. rightly responded by reciprocating, expelling the two heads of mission from the Venezuelan embassy in Washington.
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The operation resulted in the Netherlands expelling two suspected Russian spies in March.
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Russia has retaliated by expelling the same number of diplomats in each country.
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Moscow has rejected the accusations and has hit back by expelling Western diplomats.
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That did not stop the government from expelling it from Cambodia in August.
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Forests are gigantic carbon sinks, sucking up greenhouse gasses and expelling precious oxygen.
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Beckman was one of the mainly Republican legislators who voted against expelling Lebsock.
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NATO - Expelling seven diplomats from Russia's mission and blocking appointment of three others.
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More than 20 countries restricted North Korea's diplomatic activities, including expelling its diplomats.
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The effect is that of a body violently expelling some poison or laughing hysterically.
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A day earlier, Obama announced he was expelling Russian diplomats and imposing other sanctions.
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So I always use it that way, as a springboard into expelling some energy.
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Russia has denied being involved in the poisoning and responded by expelling Western diplomats.
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Morales sought to end the investigations by expelling CICIG Commissioner Iván Velásquez from Guatemala.
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Alexander believes the raw-meat controversy was pretext for expelling Rogers from the ministry.
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"Thoroughly expelling 'color revolution' from China will be a long war," the video warns.
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"The violence and poverty is expelling us," a call to join the caravan said.
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It tends neither to turn out well nor reflect well on the expelling country.
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Mr. Johnson lost his majority in Parliament in September after expelling 21 Conservative lawmakers.
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More than 20 nations have followed Britain's lead in expelling diplomats from what country?
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Moscow initially responded to that move by expelling an equal number of British diplomats.
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Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad and a nonbinding vote by Iraq's parliament expelling foreign troops.
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The Pentagon has already taken incremental steps toward expelling Turkey from the fighter program.
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Some raised the idea of expelling Chinese state media employees who did intelligence work.
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Some raised the idea of expelling Chinese state media employees who did intelligence work.
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Moscow announced last week it was expelling 150 Western diplomats, including 60 Americans, in response.
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The United States and governments across Europe are expelling Russian diplomats en masse in response.
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Actually, it looks like you're doing the opposite, like the gestures are expelling, pushing away.
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Pakistan reacted with fury, cutting transport and trade links and expelling India's ambassador in retaliation.
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He says the progesterone counteracts the mifepristone by preventing the uterus from expelling its contents.
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As for the second part, far from expelling the barbarians, the new leaders embraced them.
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Traditional medicine stalls sell ambergris balms, frankincense, myrrh, and even mystical oils for expelling jinn.
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The incident led to Britain, European countries and the United States expelling 100 Russian diplomats.
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"I think it's premature to talk about expelling someone who hasn't been elected," said Sen.
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What senator -- Democrat or Republican -- could or would vote against expelling Moore at this point?
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The countries continued to slap back at one another, expelling diplomatic officials and closing missions.
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It's an abuse of power and the house should consider expelling her if she does.
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More than 20 countries have now jointly responded, expelling more than 100 Russian diplomats worldwide.
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The country's top court later blocked Morales from expelling Velasquez, a decision the president accepted.
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It seemed like a cough at first, as if maybe my body was expelling something?
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He is also talking about expelling the Kurds and resettling the area with Syrian refugees.
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Greek officials have also accused Moscow of interference and have responded by expelling two diplomats.
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Russia responded by expelling 60 American diplomats and closing the American Consulate in St. Petersburg.
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Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite said she was already considering expelling Russian spies from her territory.
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Expelling Russian diplomats It's not always about the actions officials have prevented Trump from taking.
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Eran said Netanyahu may make more progress on his other demand — expelling Iranian forces from Syria.
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Haftar's LNA seized Benghazi, Libya's second-largest city, in 2017, expelling Islamist and other fighters there.
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"Expelling Cuban diplomats will not solve this mystery," James Williams, the president of Engage Cuba, said.
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Expelling Cosby and Polanski is the first, not the last, step the Academy needs to take.
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Venezuela countered by expelling the top two U.S. diplomats from the American embassy, the Times reported.
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But instead of expelling Bosnia's Muslims, Emperor Franz Joseph I formally accepted them as his subjects.
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The party moved quickly to contain the damage, expelling Mr Ahn and apologising to the public.
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Those forces have accused Turkey of expelling Afrin's residents to resettle other people, which Ankara denies.
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Earlier on Tuesday, NATO said it was expelling seven diplomats from Russia's mission to the alliance.
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Meanwhile, the Latin American trade bloc Mercosur over the weekend moved closer to possibly expelling Venezuela.
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READ MORE: Expelling ISIS from Ramadi -- why it matters CNN's Jomana Karadsheh contributed to this report.
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This year the government started expelling foreign workers without proper permits, including thousands of Kenyan teachers.
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Metcalf ended at 24 sandwiches, unable to consume more without expelling the contents of his stomach.
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But the day after expelling Venezuela's ambassador in Lima, Peru said force is not the answer.
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For reasons that are not entirely understood, corals react to the heat by expelling their symbionts.
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The lawsuit accuses Fayette County High School of violating Title IX by expelling her from school.
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The two countries traded diplomatic expulsions last week, with Washington and Moscow expelling dozens of diplomats.
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As late as Monday afternoon, the volcano continued expelling a dark cloud of gases and rocks.
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Then President Emmanuel Macron of France said everyone should go home and consider expelling Russian diplomats.
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By expelling the Canadian ambassador, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman undermines the reforms he has made.
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Greece is detaining migrants at a secret site, then expelling them to Turkey without due process.
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Mr. Duterte, by showing up the Americans (without actually expelling them), can indulge that latent nationalism.
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P.R.I. had sought to isolate Javier Duarte, expelling him from the party soon after his disappearance.
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On Sunday, the Iraqi parliament approved a resolution aimed at expelling American troops from the country.
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Mr. Trump warned Iraq on Sunday that there would be dire consequences for expelling American forces.
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On Monday, the U.S. surprised the world by going much further than expected, expelling 60 Russians.
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The US joined more than 20 countries expelling more than 100 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers.
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Kurz lost a confidence vote after expelling the Freedom Party from government, but he remains popular.
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By detaining us, and ultimately expelling us from the region, the authorities succeeded in preventing that.
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Venezuela said on Thursday it was expelling the Spanish ambassador from Caracas in response to Spanish "aggressions".
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In August locals at Brazil's remote border with Venezuela attacked a migrant camp, expelling some 353,200 people.
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"While it's an excellent drive, I am reminded every day of the pollution it's expelling," Bigelow said.
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After a terror attack in Paris last Thursday, she spoke of expelling foreigners on terror watch lists.
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Ukraine followed suit by expelling 13 Russian diplomats, and Canada, France, Germany and Poland expelled four each.
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Trump has taken actions against Russia, including expelling Russian diplomats in tandem with European nations last month.
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The letter comes days after Pope Francis defrocked ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, expelling him from the priesthood.
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Income verification is just one of many grounds the department has for expelling borrowers from these programs.
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Alabama's Republican Party is urging the state's congressional delegation to begin the process of expelling freshman Rep.
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Nearly half of the Israeli Jews surveyed said they were in favor of expelling Arabs from Israel.
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Moscow responded by expelling dozens of western diplomats and even accused the UK of staging the poisoning.
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Senate Republicans are now openly discussing not seating him or expelling him if he wins the Dec.
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Less than a day later, the Chinese government announced it was expelling three Wall Street Journal reporters.
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President Barack Obama was imposing new sanctions on Russia and expelling 35 diplomats after the election meddling.
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For those political activities, Pope John Paul II sanctioned Cardenal in 1984, expelling him from the priesthood.
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Lilian was already expecting her baby when President Magufuli made his landmark speech on expelling pregnant students.
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Russia retaliated by expelling an equal number of U.S. diplomats, and has denied responsibility for the poisoning.
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After expelling Japanese residents, the Soviet Union incorporated the remote, mostly barren islands into Russia's Sakhalin region.
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By sundown, the throngs had built a makeshift barrier near a burning road, expelling black smoke overhead.
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These bleaching events happen when the coral gets stressed, expelling the algae that gives the reef its color.
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The Trump administration joined other NATO countries in March in expelling dozens of Russian diplomats over the poisonings.
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Your pregnancy weight may not fly off because you're starving all the time from expelling so many calories.
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The table ultimately helped lead Lynch to victory, expelling first Flair before besting Rousey to become the champion.
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Petry managed to secure a two-thirds majority on the party executive board in favor of expelling Hoecke.
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Special Education laws also prohibit school districts from suspending and expelling students with disabilities without providing procedural protections.
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REPORTER: Mr. President, do you have any response to the Russian president expelling 755 workers from our embassy?
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They solve the problem of surplus males by expelling teenage boys from their isolated communities for minor infractions.
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Petry managed to secure a two-thirds majority on the party executive board in favour of expelling Hoecke.
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Venezuela countered by expelling the top two U.S. diplomats from the American embassy, the New York Times reported.
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It was not immediately clear whether it was expelling Qataris or had asked its citizens to come home.
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In July 2015, the party announced that it was expelling him, which paved the way for criminal charges.
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The biggest demarche came from the United States, which on Monday said it was expelling 60 Russian diplomats.
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The incident prompted global outcry, with the United States, Britain and other European nations expelling multiple Russian diplomats.
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" Moates followed up with more tweets, saying the "house should consider expelling her" for "an abuse of power.
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"Rio City Hall is basically killing this reserve... expelling alligator species, snakes, birds," protestor Lucas Duraes told NPR.
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This month, Athens informed Moscow that it was expelling two Russian diplomats and refusing entry to two others.
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In practice, expelling visitors who favor the B.D.S. movement does little if anything to make Israel more secure.
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Liberal societies thrive not by expelling critics but by tolerating and even assimilating them — and therefore defanging them.
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Countries around the world have united against Moscow by expelling more than 130 Russian diplomats in recent days.
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Colleges responded by expelling students before they could gather evidence of innocence (such as text messages showing consent).
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Like corals that host their own algae, the worms bleach in acidic environments, expelling their algae and dying.
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It now seems plausible that the meeting could be the first step toward expelling Venezuela from the organization.
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Russia has denied it was behind the poison attack and responded to the expulsions by also expelling diplomats.
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Many have responded with positive steps like shutting down trade, severing diplomatic ties and expelling North Korean laborers.
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UNITED STATES - Expelling 60 Russians, including 12 intelligence officers from Russia's mission to U.N. headquarters in New York.
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CANADA - Expelling four Russians alleged to have worked as spies or interfered in Canadian affairs under diplomatic cover.
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To make matters worse, the government has repeatedly interfered with humanitarian efforts by restricting and expelling aid workers.
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Malaysia is considering shutting its embassy in Pyongyang or expelling North Korea's envoy as tensions escalate over the killing.
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ALBANY, Ga. – Leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention are expelling a Georgia church that was accused of racial discrimination.
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The steps could include calling back Danish diplomats in Russia or expelling Russian diplomats in Denmark, according to TV2.
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At this speed, an asteroid will hit the Earth's atmosphere with great force, expelling a hideous amount of energy.
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Eventually, the rift will make a clean break, expelling a 5.43,000 square mile chunk of ice into the sea.
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Protecting free speech on campus by expelling students for their political activism: just what the First Amendment's drafters intended.
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Trump is saying here that he appreciates Russian President Vladimir Putin expelling hundreds of US diplomats from the country.
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When they restrict speech, whether by disinviting speakers or by expelling queer students, they do so with taxpayer assistance.
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The board will be the regulator requiring that all schools participate in universal systems for enrolling and expelling students.
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The incident prompted an international response, with the United States, Britain and other European nations expelling numerous Russian diplomats.
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This could force the country's neighbors to vote on measures that could include expelling Venezuela from the diplomatic body.
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"The coral is either digesting the algae or expelling it -- we're not quite sure of the process," says Burt.
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It also gives Iran the option of expelling inspectors and resuming nuclear activity that it has agreed to suspend.
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The incident prompted an international response, with the United States, Britain and other European nations expelling numerous Russian diplomats.
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But one former Obama administration State Department adviser warns that expelling North Korea from the UN could have drawbacks.
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The incident prompted a global response, with the United States, Britain and other European nations expelling multiple Russian diplomats.
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Malaysia is considering expelling North Korea's envoy or shutting its embassy in Pyongyang, as tensions escalate over the killing.
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The interstellar magnetic field originates from stars that exploded, expelling not only material but their magnetic fields as well.
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Mr. Putin responded on Saturday, expelling 23 British agents and closing the British Council, a cultural center, in Moscow.
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Mr. Pham suggested letting the immigrants stay, but expelling all those who commit crimes, or even get speeding tickets.
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Earlier this summer the bishop considered expelling Isaiah, the monk now in custody, for "ongoing violations," Archbishop Angaelos said.
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Indeed, Barack Obama earned the nickname "deporter in chief" for expelling more people than any other president in history.
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They can exist for millions or even billions of years before dying and expelling their key ingredients into space.
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About a month ago it went a step further, expelling an Iranian diplomat based in Paris, five sources said.
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Some U.S. officials have argued that expelling journalists runs counter to the American principle of freedom of the press.
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"So, you've spotted I'm not a minimalist," roars Hambling, expelling a puff of smoke from a Marlborough Menthol cigarette.
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Trump signed off because he believed he was matching the number of Russian officials individual US allies were expelling.
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The U.K. already expelled Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning, to which Russia responded by expelling U.K. diplomats.
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He is demonizing and expelling immigrant Mexicans and others, and insulting and threatening allies and adversaries across the globe.
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Mr. Sisi's puppet Parliament was focused on expelling the former head of its human rights committee, Anwar el-Sadat.
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The Obama administration on Thursday took action against Russia for the alleged hacking, issuing sanctions and expelling 35 diplomats.
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On Friday, a Dutch judge ruled that the national Olympic committee was justified in expelling him from the Games.
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Other towns took a more gradual approach to expelling their Black population by banning further Black people from moving in.
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Australia later confirmed it was expelling two Russian diplomats identified as undeclared intelligence officers, citing Russia's "reckless and deliberate conduct".
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Multiple shots of people defecating, and prolonged conversations about the expelling of human waste aren't exactly conducive to your appetite.
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Since Democrats would likely all support expelling Moore, 19 Republicans would have to join the effort for it to happen.
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How could I not after expelling what Rockwood estimated to be up to 103 bowel movements in one fell swoop?
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It is also possible that the 260 delegates could hedge their decision, for example by suspending, but not expelling, Fidesz.
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In Australia, a car that began slowly expelling blue smoke to announce the gender of a baby burst into flames.
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But Tillerson also declared in his speech that "reducing and expelling malicious Iranian influence from Syria" is a top priority.
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Christian nationalists from Athens to Budapest re-enacted the Reconquista, levelling hundreds of mosques and expelling millions of Europe's Muslims.
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It's about creating an alliance between two historic hatreds, predicating the imagined "greatness" of Trump's America on expelling the undesirables.
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And as with Trump's call for banning Muslim travel, expelling 11 million immigrants, charging Mexico for a border wall, etc.
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Exhale, using core muscles to help internally rotate your lower ribs and release your rib cage downward, expelling all air.
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By indirectly expelling German troops and threatening repeatedly to terminate the Syria migrant deal, Erdogan has weakened his negotiating hand.
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That's led to valid concern that campus courts can too easily rush to judgment, suspending and expelling innocent young men.
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Lankford, who is deeply religious, declined to say if he would support expelling Moore from the Senate, should he win.
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European Union member state Malta recently denied visa extensions for North Korean workers, effectively expelling them, South Korea has said.
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The song is ultimately about energy; about finding it and preserving it, and then expelling it as a coping mechanism.
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Expelling Russian spies, for example, would mean a cutoff in Britain's own flow of information from Moscow if Russia retaliated.
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These could range from expelling some Russian diplomats, as Britain did after Mr. Litvinenko's poisoning in 2006, to stronger sanctions.
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Demonstrating his continued grip on power, he signed an order expelling American diplomats on the balcony of the presidential palace.
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But expelling the Rohingya also helps the military impugn Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi in the eyes of Myanmar's people.
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Saudi Arabia went nuts, canceling flights, telling 8,300 Saudi students to leave Canada, expelling the Canadian ambassador and withdrawing investments.
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The United States Supreme Court rules, on "national security" grounds, that due process is not required before expelling undocumented immigrants.
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Expelling ISIS from its stronghold in Mosul, for example, would have required a significant commitment of airpower from any president.
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Trying to stay one step ahead, Catholic schools across the country started expelling students found to be in monogamous relationships.
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After Semprevivo's crimes came to light, his son sued Georgetown in May to prevent the elite university from expelling him.
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Australia followed by expelling two diplomats and adding that it could also boycott the World Cup this summer in Russia.
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Corbyn has repeatedly denied accusations of being prejudiced against Jews and said Labour has tackled anti-Semitism by expelling members.
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Speaking in the presence of the officials, Ulimboka said the tests and the policy of expelling pregnant students were necessary.
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Obviously, that was one, expelling diplomats, President Trump increased sanctions, he worked with us in Congress to increase sanctions against Russia.
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It turns out Conquer had swallowed a pebble from his tank and was having trouble expelling the rock, reports CTV News.
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The US, multiple European countries, and Australia have responded to the poisoning of the Skripals by expelling nearly 150 Russian diplomats.
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More recently, Sudan started cosying up to Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies, after expelling some Iranian diplomats in September 2014.
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Expelling Russian diplomats and "experts" is hardly the right response — it is benign, soft and short-term; too little, too late.
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The latest move expelling him from the party and handing his case over to legal authorities indicates he will face prosecution.
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To a Western European audience, the scene presents what may be an unfamiliar paradigm for the indwelling and expelling of spirits.
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The Chamber of Deputies is expected to hold a vote on expelling Mr. Cunha from its ranks in the coming weeks.
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The White House is also expelling 35 Russian intelligence operatives from the country and closing two facilities used by the Russians.
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The basic idea is that materials are made to perform work through a cycle of absorbing and expelling water through evaporation.
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When you purge, you're expelling all the nastiness — the stress, the anxieties, the fears, the regrets, the hatred, the self-loathing.
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The source said any Conservatives who voted against the government would have the whip removed, effectively expelling them from the party.
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And leaders of the alliance feared that expelling Mr. Orban could tilt power in the European Parliament toward center-left parties.
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Next to him, his cousin Al-Qadi, the judge, was burning alive, his blood vessels expelling water and his body inflating.
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As part of the information war, China is also expelling journalists from three major American newspapers, including The New York Times.
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Expelling independent reporters over an intergovernmental dispute for which they have no responsibility is unwarranted and, in the current crisis, counterproductive.
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He said it was up to China how to react, but the range of possibilities included expelling him from the country.
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Those concerns included passing a law that made it illegal to question official statistics and expelling pregnant girls from public schools.
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In return, Morales accused the CICIG of abuse of power and set about expelling it, ultimately allowing its mandate to expire.
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And Italy's new interior minister called for counting and expelling Roma people, angering allies and evoking memories of fascist racial laws.
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I hope Irvine also does right by the 200 students and avoids expelling any on technicalities to ease its space crunch.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday that it was expelling the reporters in retaliation for a headline on a Feb.
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But senior officials have also described more sweeping goals like expelling Iran from the wider region or even toppling its government.
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Even as Tehran vowed to move ahead with its nuclear program, it kept its options open by not expelling international inspectors.
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Don Shooter drops his mic after voting no on a resolution expelling him from the Arizona House of Representatives on Thursday.
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More students are calling hotlines, neighbors are more frequently calling police, and schools are expelling or suspending dangerous students from schools.
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Oleh Lyashko, the party leader, announced that he was expelling Mr. Artemenko and called for an investigation by Ukraine's intelligence service.
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The government could also announce any retaliatory measures, such as expelling Russian diplomats or more sanctions on Russian individuals and entities.
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The government, he said, had no business deciding who invests in a private bank, and no interest in expelling the Russians.
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North Korea responded by formally expelling Malaysia's ambassador, Mohamad Nizan Mohamad, though he had already been recalled to Malaysia for consultations.
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Moscow has denied the allegations the government was responsible for the attack and has retaliated by expelling dozens of Western diplomats.
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Record-warm waters, heated up by climate change and El Niño, are expelling the algae that corals depend on for survival.
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Washington has also formally started the process of expelling Turkey from the program for F-35s, made by Lockheed Martin Corp.
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The Obama administration's responses to Russia -- sanctions and expelling diplomats -- came too late and appeared to have no impact on Putin's calculus.
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The entire zombie-making process is built around expelling a spider creature — why would one remain in Joel's body after the transformation?
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But many abuse survivors and advocates were disappointed with the meeting, after Francis failed to issue a universal law expelling abusive priests.
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We don't yet know what Will expelling things from an alternate dimension really means, but we do know that it's not good.
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The new policy raises the burden of proof for expelling an accused student and gives the university system more influence on punishments.
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The polymer gel responds by expelling all its water in a fraction of a second and collapsing, much like coiling a spring.
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This imbalance created in the process propels the object forward without expelling matter, in theory providing the foundation for a reactionless engine.
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Talk of expelling Moore from Senate has died down, as there does not appear to be enough Republicans who support the idea.
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" The government has not set a deadline for expelling refugees, saying only that it will do so "in the shortest time possible.
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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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Additional sanctions could involve expelling Saudi diplomats, curtailing business with the Kingdom and publicly calling out the Crown Prince as a murderer.
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Russia's government is sending an aircraft to bring home the 35 Russian officials the U.S. is expelling, the Daily Mail reported Friday.
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Islamabad retaliated by suspending bilateral trade and all public transport links with India, as well as expelling New Delhi's ambassador to Islamabad.
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Tanzania's policy of expelling pregnant girls from schools was one of the reasons for the loan to be withdrawn, the source said.
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The DEA's mission in the country ended, however, when the local communist party overthrew Daud before expelling the DEA from the country.
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Britain followed through on those allegations on Wednesday, expelling 23 Russian diplomats and outlining an array of other actions it would take.
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And he staunchly opposed female pastors, expelling one couple from his church because the wife had studied theology and wanted to preach.
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But China is now seeking to shape its own narrative, expelling journalists and further distancing itself from the world, our columnist writes.
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Shareholders led by Elliott Advisors sued Akzo for the right to hold a shareholders meeting to vote on expelling Burgmans for mismanagement.
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We have taken major actions in trade negotiations, as well as expelling intel officers from Russia out of the country this week.
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On Wednesday night, the State Department did respond, and announced the expelling of Venezuela's top diplomat in Washington and another in Houston.
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Even as Iran violates the agreement's centrifuge provision, it has not transgressed what would be a major red line: expelling international inspectors.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said the U.S. retaliated by expelling two Cuban diplomats from their embassy in Washington on May 23.
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The Kremlin could similarly retaliate against the U.S. by expelling Americans from Russia, which would further fray ties between Washington and Moscow.
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Congo's government has accused Angolan authorities of violently expelling its citizens, but Angola said it had acted lawfully to protect its resources.
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Russia's foreign ministry is also not ruling out the possibility of expelling "unfriendly" outlets from the country, a spokeswoman said last week.
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Though school administrators initially said they would consider expelling the students, Mr. Gerdes now believes the tide has turned in their favor.
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China is expelling three Wall Street Journal reporters, accusing the newspaper of publishing a racist headline about the country's battle with coronavirus.
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What to watch: Cameron says he doesn't support the tactics Johnson has used — suspending Parliament and expelling members who voted against him.
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As the organs collapsed in turn, victims fell into acute shock, all the while fully conscious and expelling massive amounts of liquid stool.
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"[The school] called the Archdiocese, and they said their decision was that they were expelling my daughters at that exact instant," says Scott.
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"The Burmese military is brutally expelling the Rohingya from northern Rakhine State," said James Ross, legal and policy director at Human Rights Watch.
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Turkey responded Tuesday by expelling the Israeli ambassador over the deaths, while Turkish President Reccep Tayyip Erdogan blamed President Trump and Netanyahu directly.
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After expelling the diplomats, Greece appeared to underscore its displeasure by deporting a criminal suspect to France who was also wanted in Russia.
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The EPP's candidate to head the next European Commission, senior German lawmaker Manfred Weber, has said he no longer rules out expelling Fidesz.
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Madrid's options range from closing down the regional parliament and expelling lawmakers, to a softer and more targeted approach, the government source said.
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Vucic, an extreme Serb nationalist during the war, accused Croatia late Saturday of intentionally expelling Serbs from the country because of their ethnicity.
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Obama took unprecedented steps Thursday to retaliate against Russian interference in the 2016 election, including expelling 35 Russian operatives from the United States.
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Later Jewish rabbinical literature details rituals for expelling both demons and dybbukim, which were believed to be displaced souls looking for new bodies.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance is expelling 7 staff from Russia's mission and denying accreditation to 3 more, per NATO.
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The British government has continued to deny that it broke laws in expelling the Ilois, and it has blocked their right to return.
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Even George H.W. Bush limited the U.S. mission in the Gulf War to protecting Saudi Arabia and expelling Saddam Hussein's army from Kuwait.
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In addition to expelling suspected spies, Britain could re-examine some of the other Russians it has allowed to live in the country.
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Even beyond such formal attestations, some ethicists said there was a case for expelling the students who benefited unknowingly from their parents' machinations.
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The measures are aimed at expelling young people already in the United States illegally and preventing new ones from crossing into the country.
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Russia, which vigorously opposes an enlargement of the Western alliance, retaliated by expelling Greek diplomats, and accused Washington of "putting pressure" on Greece.
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The artist has received some criticism for teaming up with the NFL, which has been accused of essentially expelling Kaepernick over the protest.
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Just last week, Zimbabwe's War Veterans Association "completely disowned" Mugabe, removing him from his leadership post in the organization and expelling him altogether.
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Earlier this month the women criticized Republican leaders for shielding Mr. Miccarelli by not expelling him or pressing him forcefully enough to quit.
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It was 1999 and the Decatur school board responded swiftly, expelling Mr. Carson and five classmates, all of them black, for two years.
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The Obama Administration, in its final days, had retaliated against Russian hacking by expelling thirty-five Russian officials and closing two diplomatic compounds.
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Russia retaliated with a similar move, expelling 60 American diplomats and ordering the closure of the US consulate in St. Petersburg last week.
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Less than a month ago, Trump was seen "thanking" Russia for expelling the diplomats, a statement the White House later cast as sarcastic.
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Economic sanctions are stronger than ever, more countries have been expelling North Korean diplomats, and China is putting more pressure on North Korea.
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Several of them hissed, swiftly expelling oxygen from cylinders carried by the hundreds of climbers who scale the world's highest mountain every year.
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Egypt, which has also severed ties, knows that Qatar may retaliate by expelling its workers if it hinders Qatari exports through the Suez canal.
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It comes a few months after an 8-year-old Cub Scout in New Jersey accused the organization of expelling him for being transgender.
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The United States has imposed a series of punitive measures on Russia including expelling dozens of Russian diplomats over a poisoning case in Britain.
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UAE troops led a Yemeni government offensive against al Qaeda fighters in April, expelling them their base in the southern port city of Mukalla.
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Expelling Islamic State from Sirte would shut down the militant group's main stronghold in North Africa and its only base outside Iraq and Syria.
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More than a dozen other European countries, as well as Australia, announced they were also expelling Russian diplomats who were alleged to be spies.
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Facing these ghosts and expelling them, in many of these horror stories, becomes a means of re-fighting the Indian Wars of past centuries.
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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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After preemptively expelling 755 diplomats from the country, Russia also wanted the world to know it wasn't mad at Trump for imposing new sanctions.
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December 2016: Obama approves a set of relatively modest — and primarily symbolic — sanctions, including expelling 35 Russian diplomats and closing two compounds in Maryland.
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It's like putting a candy bar on every chair in a kindergarten classroom, without any instructions, and then expelling every child who eats one.
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Republicans have called on Moore to withdraw from the race and some in leadership have even floated expelling the Alabama Republican if he wins.
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Kahane's Kach advocated revoking the citizenship of Israel's Arab population, expelling all Arabs from the country and having them resettled in other Arab lands.
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If Myanmar can get away with persecuting, killing, and expelling their ethnic minorities, we must expect that other bad actors will do the same.
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There is also sharp disagreement over the alternatives, with roughly equal support for a binational state, an apartheid state, expelling the Jews and "other".
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Russia has recently been accused of similarly attempting to sabotage another Balkan country's NATO bid, Macedonia, with Greece expelling Russian diplomats over the issue.
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Angola this month launched a crackdown on illegal diamond mining, expelling hundreds of thousands of migrant workers back to neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Polisario says Morocco is putting the ceasefire at risk by expelling MINURSO staff and trying to scuttle the plan for a referendum on independence.
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In 2012, China took over the shoal by expelling Philippine fishermen and deploying a patrol of coast guard vessels to prevent the fishermen's returning.
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There are theories about the origin of the dust, which could be from comets, caused by the star consuming a planet or expelling moons.
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A popular vaginal cleaning product is the douche, which works by expelling a liquid, like water or a vinegar-water mixture, into the vagina.
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But it seems uniquely cruel to imprison — with the intention of expelling — people who were America's allies in the war that ravaged their homeland.
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China said this week that it is expelling American journalists working for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.
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And Mr. Trump regularly cites some strong actions his administration has taken to punish Moscow, such as expelling 60 Russians accused of intelligence activities.
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Earlier that month, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras had drawn Vladimir V. Putin's wrath by expelling two Russian diplomats and refusing entry to two others.
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The Greek government responded by making a rare break with Moscow, expelling two Russian diplomats from Athens and barring the entry of two more.
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The administration is not expelling any Russian diplomats from the United States, nor is it touching the staff at the Russian Embassy in Washington.
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In an interview before the Sunday order expelling him, Mr. Velásquez warned that the work he and Ms. Aldana had done was under threat.
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Of the other Gulf states, Kuwait always has been vocally pro-Palestinian, despite expelling thousands for cooperating with Saddam Hussein's occupation in 85033-1991.
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The White House last month said it was expelling 60 Russians as a measure of solidarity with the UK over the Skripal poisoning case.
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Before that report, though, we're explaining why Britain is expelling 23 Russian diplomats and why thousands of U.S. students walked out of school yesterday.
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Jailing or expelling some radical clerics and detaining 200 rich princes and officials in a nice hotel seem far more palatable for obvious reasons.
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ATHENS, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Greece on Friday said it was expelling the Libyan ambassador to the country, angered at an accord signed on Nov.
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The Colorado state Senate voted on Monday against expelling a Republican senator accused of sexually harassing a former legislative aide, The Associated Press reported.
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France's Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, on a visit to Kiev, signaled that Paris was considering expelling Russian diplomats in solidarity with Britain.
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Almost immediately, many members of Haiti's parliament questioned the legality of expelling a man from his own country without so much as a hearing.
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"There's no mechanism for expelling a NATO ally, but if there were one, this would be an active debate inside the alliance," Edelman said.
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France's Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, on a visit to Kiev, signalled that Paris was considering expelling Russian diplomats in solidarity with Britain.
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On Wednesday evening, the PRI said it would proceed with the process of expelling Duarte, calling him to testify before its justice committee next week.
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Russia was expelling three Czech diplomats and one each from the two Baltic countries, the foreign ministries of the three countries said separately on Friday.
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It was also a reaction to former President Barack Obama expelling 35 Russian diplomats from the United States last December over the intelligence agency reports.
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On Wednesday, a day after expelling Israel's ambassador in response to the Gaza deaths, Turkey ordered the Israeli consul general in Istanbul to return home.
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Washington has also formally started the process of expelling Turkey from the F-35 programme, halting the training of Turkish pilots in the United States.
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Will that make it harder for America and its allies to complete the job of expelling IS from its "capital" Raqqa and elsewhere in Syria?
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Russia on Thursday announced that it would be expelling a "similar amount" of diplomats for each of those removed from the US and European countries.
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Moscow retaliated by expelling the same number of diplomats, and by shutting down the British Council in Russia and the UK consulate in St. Petersburg.
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Australia is the latest country to join the US, Canada, Ukraine, Germany, France, and other EU member states in expelling Russians in solidarity with Britain.
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The government has been cracking down on opposition media outlets, jailing some Turkish journalists for critical coverage and expelling some Western journalists in recent years.
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Eventually, this star will go supernova, expelling its stellar material back into the cosmos where it will fuel the next generation of stars and planets.
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An extremely sharp attorney, Le Pen has a fracturous political past, feuding publically with her family before expelling her father from the party he founded.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro said on Tuesday he was expelling the top U.S. diplomat in Caracas for allegedly conspiring against his socialist government.
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To his shock and dismay, France and Germany were each expelling only four Russian officials — far fewer than the 60 his administration had decided on.
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A quasar is the ultra-bright center of a newly forming galaxy, expelling energy as gas is consumed by the black hole at its heart.
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Once she showed some officers El Greco's "The Purification of the Temple," which depicts Jesus expelling the traders and money-changers amid turmoil and mayhem.
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Bulgaria had said on Tuesday it was taking the unusual step of expelling him after Moscow failed to comply with a request to recall him.
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Sexual assault is a crime, not a breach of discipline; expelling a rapist is a pitifully inadequate punishment that leaves him free to rape again.
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When the United States escalated the dispute by expelling 15 Cuban diplomats on Tuesday, Michael decided he wanted to learn more about this strange idea.
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LONDON — European nations united in a rare coordinated rebuke of Russia on Monday, joining the United States and Canada in expelling scores of Russian diplomats.
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Ukraine, which is not part of the European Union but is fighting a Moscow-backed insurgency in its east, said it was expelling 13 Russians.
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Washington has also formally started the process of expelling Turkey from the F-35 program, halting the training of Turkish pilots in the United States.
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In August, the Foreign Ministry refused to renew the visa of a Singaporean reporter for the newspaper's Beijing bureau, Chun Han Wong, effectively expelling him.
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In August 2017, Mr. Morales announced that he was expelling the commission's chief, Iván Velásquez, but that move was quickly blocked by Guatemala's top court.
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Mr. Conte also failed to shed light on how his government would go about keeping migrants out of Italy or expelling the ones already here.
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Looking abroad, CIA collection on Russia will similarly almost certainly be negatively impacted now that Russia has responded in kind by proportionally expelling American officials.
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The U.S. government's politicized response to the symptoms, expelling Cuban diplomats during an ongoing investigation and halting consular services in Havana, further muddies the waters.
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China accused the U.S. of violating the Vienna Convention, which defines diplomatic relations between independent countries, but has not retaliated by expelling any American officials.
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But you still have to try, which Google did this week by expelling nearly 600 apps both from the Play Store and its ad networks.
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A growing number of Republicans in Washington have called on him to step aside; some have even floated expelling him if he wins the Dec.
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Philippine Foreign Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano, who is chairing the Manila meetings, said on Friday ASEAN would not consider expelling North Korea from the ARF.
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He suggested expelling North Korea's ambassador, revoking the visas of North Koreans working in Malaysia and closing Malaysia's embassy in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital.
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There needs to be a mechanism for expelling members, including Turkey, that are ostensibly acting contrary to the alliance's stated purpose while flaunting their membership.
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Feature Four years ago, the Nooksack in Washington State announced that they were expelling hundreds of members, setting off a bitter debate over tribal identity.
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Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, summoned the U.S. Ambassador to Russia, Jon Huntsman, to the foreign ministry Thursday where he was informed Russia is expelling 60 U.S. diplomats — the same number as the U.S. expelled stateside — and will close the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg, per the AP. Russia will take similar action in the 25 other countries that expelled Russians, expelling 150 diplomats in total.
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There are approximately 22 billion cows on the planet, each and every one of them expelling upwards of 2100 to 23 gallons of methane each day.
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However, a UAE representative before the court contradicted his Foreign Ministry&aposs own orders about expelling Qataris from the federation at the start of the crisis.
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On Wednesday, May announced Britain was expelling 23 Russian diplomats, and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Thursday London would also target Russian wealth in Britain.
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Their voices add to a growing chorus of current and former military leaders who believe the ban will harm the military by expelling able-bodied troops.
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Expelling Messrs Franken and Conyers lets Democrats turn Messrs Trump and Moore into the running mates of every Republican seeking office next year and in 2020.
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Instead of turning around and expelling American diplomats from Russia or launching provocative military maneuvers, the Kremlin has responded with snarky statements and tweets trolling Obama.
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The court ordered the party dissolved, also banning its leaders from holding office for five years and expelling its members from the elective positions they held.
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They are carrying out a new form of ethnic cleansing, with Shiites expelling Sunnis and making it impossible for them to return to their destroyed homes.
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The White House on Thursday issued sanctions against Russia, including expelling 35 Russian officials and shuttering two sites believed to be used for Russian intelligence purposes.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday ruled out expelling anyone in retaliation for now to see what Trump does after he takes office on Jan. 20.
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"The Burmese military is brutally expelling the Rohingya from northern Rakhine state," said James Ross, legal and policy director at New York-based Human Rights Watch.
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I rejected the idea of expelling the student from the university, or of pursuing any student disciplinary charges or other sanctions such as terminating financial aid.
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"The general philosophy of ICE agents and CBP agents, they view their job as expelling as many people from the country as possible," said Magaña-Salgado.
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He has suggested that American foreign services officers who were serving in Russia were costing the U.S. too much money — and thanked Putin for expelling them.
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Sofia did not join NATO and EU allies in expelling Russian diplomats over a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in England last year.
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He has yet to return to Zimbabwe even though ZANU-PF named him as its new leader on Sunday, after expelling Mr. Mugabe from its ranks.
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"Millennial" has been used to refer to college kids and 20-somethings for what feels like a decade, annexing and expelling individuals with each passing day.
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These remarks came two days after the Chinese government announced it was expelling US journalists working for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post.
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The D.J. churned out the club's signature formula of electronic dance music and Top 40 remixes, with the smoke machine expelling mist every couple of songs.
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Bush was president from 1989 to 1993, navigating the collapse of the Soviet Union and expelling former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's forces from oil-rich Kuwait.
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The kingdom responded by expelling the Canadian ambassador, recalling its own envoy, freezing new trade and investment, suspending flights and ordering Saudi students to leave Canada.
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Beijing is expelling reporters from the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and the Washington Post in retaliation for U.S. restrictions on Chinese state media.
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On Wednesday, China announced that it was expelling three Wall Street Journal reporters in what it said was retaliation for a headline on an opinion essay.
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Serbia lost control of Kosovo after NATO bombed Serb forces in 1999 to stop them killing and expelling Kosovo's majority ethnic Albanians during a counter-insurgency.
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May: Mass expulsion historic Canada, Ukraine and member states of the European Union joined the United States on Monday in expelling more than 100 Russian diplomats.
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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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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that, in addition to expelling the seven Russian officials, he would also deny pending credential requests for three other Russians.
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For those having trouble imagining the visual, it looked as if the building was a vortex expelling the art through the skylight toward the great beyond.
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A similar situation unfolded in 2018, when the World Bank withdrew a $300 million loan following claims that the country was expelling pregnant girls from school.
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The White House issued sanctions against Russia, expelling 35 Russian officials and barring Russian officials from two sites believed to be used for Russian intelligence purposes.
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Karen Longaric, the new Bolivian Foreign Minister, announced in mid-November that her country was expelling 725 Cuban nationals who had been living in its territory.
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As more allegations piled on, including a woman saying Moore sexually assaulted her when she was 6900, some senators began considering expelling Moore if he won.
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Expelling or otherwise excluding "undesirables" might, indeed, reinforce happiness for the majority, but I hope this is not a lesson other countries will wish to learn.
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But Turkey has recently shifted its focus from ousting Assad to expelling Kurdish forces — which have consolidated territory in northern and eastern Syria — from its borders.
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" Expelling the last Iranian boot would more likely take years or decades, not the 120 days that was the Pentagon's interpretation of Trump's "coming back now.
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The Oscar winner was expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and the Producers Guild of America has started the process of expelling him.
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On Friday, the European Union condemned Venezuela for expelling the Spanish ambassador and called for the decision to be reversed and diplomatic relations to remain in place.
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GIF: NASA/JPLSupernovae produce some of the most powerful explosions in the cosmos, expelling a doomed star's contents at velocities reaching 10 percent the speed of light.
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Venezuela and the United States have been at loggerheaders since the government of late President Hugo Chavez, with frequent exchanges of barbs and expelling each others' diplomats.
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These range from a registration system for EU nationals to restrictions on property sales to a policy of expelling those who cannot find jobs within six months.
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More than 10m people are also eligible for deportation and, short of war or pandemic, nobody has yet devised a method for expelling humans on that scale.
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"Non-refoulement is an international principle that prevents States from expelling or returning persons to a territory where their life or freedom would be threatened," Fleming tweeted.
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Hun Sen, 65, has increased his rhetoric against the United States, expelling a U.S. pro-democracy group and on Sunday accusing Washington of conspiring with Kem Sokha.
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The painting "Jesus Expels the Merchants from the Temple" (21990) by Mariita Guevara depicts the revolutionary peasants expelling the counterrevolutionaries from the interior of the Solentiname church.
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And then he vows to tackle it without mercy, even if it means committing war crimes, violating the Constitution, and expelling millions of people from the country.
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Moscow has hit back by expelling Western diplomats, questioning how Britain knows that Russia was responsible and suggesting it stemmed from a plot by British secret services.
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The Washington treaty, which established NATO in 1949, allows for a member to leave after giving 12 months' notice, but there is no provision for expelling one.
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As well as the trade ban, Pakistan is recalling its ambassador from India's capital New Delhi, and expelling India's envoy in Pakistan, the country's Dawn newspaper reported.
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The coalition countries have enacted a series of measures, such as severing diplomatic relations, closing land, sea and air links, and expelling Qatari nationals from their countries.
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So, Erdogan may be forced to make more of a symbolic gesture against you -- like expelling a US diplomat or two -- rather than risk actual economic warfare.
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The cuts will affect embassy and consular operations, but allowing the United States to choose who leaves means a smaller impact than expelling U.S. diplomats from Russia.
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It's is a game about making your dog park the most pure, "perfect" park it can be, by expelling everything that doesn't fit one ideal of dog.
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In one scene, a dancer — Susie (Dakota Johnson) — performs in a studio, expelling sharp, sudden breaths as she rises and falls, her arms shooting out like daggers.
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Otzma Yehudit advocates annexing the occupied territories, expelling "enemies" — widely understood to mean Arabs — and seizing the Temple Mount, a move tantamount to declaring war on Islam.
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Moreover, there was a growing consensus that expelling the ethnic Japanese, particularly those who ran businesses, would reduce competition for other Peruvians struggling in a depressed economy.
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A star University of Minnesota basketball player announced Thursday that he would not appeal a university ruling expelling him for sexual assault, effectively ending his college career.
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So in June she moved to Chile, arriving just as its government tightened rules for Venezuelans entering the country and began expelling those without the right papers.
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In experiments by Dr. Glanzman and colleagues, when these snails get a little electric shock, they briefly retract their frilly siphons, which they use for expelling waste.
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Measures he endorses that could lead to fewer Moroccans include a ban on immigration, expelling Moroccans with dual nationality who commit crimes, and a "voluntary repatriation" policy.
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Many smaller countries hesitate to play their part in fighting Russian espionage and subversion — whether expelling spies or closing front organizations — because they fear Russia's inevitable retaliation.
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Peru is evaluating new ways to pressure Venezuela to enact democratic reforms, including expelling Venezuela's ambassador from Peru or reducing Peru's diplomatic presence in Venezuela, Luna said.
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Russia is asking users on President Donald Trump's favorite social media platform for ideas on how to retaliate against the U.S. for expelling 60 diplomats on Monday.
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The Trump administration is reportedly considering expelling Chinese journalists in retaliation for the expulsion of three Wall Street Journal reporters based in China by the Chinese government.
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In Iraq, the Tehran-backed Popular Mobilization Units (PMUs) played a major role in expelling ISIS from the country, but came to wield great power in government.
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On Thursday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced that Moscow would respond in kind, by expelling 60 U.S. diplomats and shuttering the American consulate in St. Petersburg.
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Tillerson said Putin probably believes his response was a symmetrical action to Washington seizing two Russian properties in the United States and expelling 35 diplomats last December.
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Collin Green, played his final card in the case by starting the formal process of taking away Chief Gallagher's Trident pin and expelling him from the SEALs.
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Saudi Arabia announced that it was expelling Canada's ambassador, halting flights to Canada, ending purchases of Canadian wheat, recalling students from Canada and selling off Canadian assets.
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Mr. Kahane's party, Kach, which supported expelling Arabs from Israel and banning intermarriage, won a seat in Parliament in 1984 but was later banned from Israeli politics.
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He occupied the White House from 1989 to 1993, navigating the collapse of the Soviet Union and expelling former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's forces from oil-rich Kuwait.
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Expelling him from the Senate is a so-crazy-it-might-work idea but it would result in another election—and what if Moore runs and wins again?
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Gardner's idea about expelling Moore is likely the only real option Congress has control over — and it would be a major moment in the history of the institution.
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There was strong interest for a new Russian Eurobond which landed on big funds' desks just as Britain and the United States were expelling dozens of Russian diplomats.
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Russia summoned senior envoys on Friday from most of the other countries that have expelled Russian diplomats and told them it was expelling a commensurate number of theirs.
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Still, a lack of leadership and a persistent culture of criminalization within public schools have the city suspending, expelling, and arresting students too often—and in discriminatory fashion.
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" Victoria Solomon, a 2004 BHS grad who identifies as biracial and is the daughter of an immigrant, offered this: "I don't think expelling the kids will solve anything.
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It was also a tit-for-tat reaction to former President Barack Obama expelling 35 Russian diplomats from the United States last December over the intelligence agency reports.
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Kosovo declared independence almost a decade after NATO air strikes drove out Serbian security forces accused of killing and expelling ethnic Albanian civilians during a counter-insurgency war.
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After Croatia declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991, its rebel Serbs, backed by Belgrade, seized one-third of the territory while killing and expelling the local Croat population.
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" He also argued against expelling students accused of sexual assault, claiming that the punishment is "probably not going to contribute a great deal toward a rape victim's recovery.
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The central European country has not joined 19 EU countries, the United States and Australia in expelling Russian diplomats but Lajcak did not rule out doing so later.
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Iceland, with its much smaller diplomatic corps, stopped short of expelling any Russian representatives, but announced that no officials will attend this summer's soccer World Cup in Russia.
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"Instead of expelling Iranian diplomats, the Dutch government should explain why it has harbored members of a terrorist organization," Qasemi said, mentioning the People's Mujahideen Organization of Iran.
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Some surrogates for Donald J. Trump are backing away from a tenet of his immigration policy: expelling the estimated 21969 million people who are in the country illegally.
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Germany has joined Britain, the United States and other Western countries in expelling Russian diplomats over the attack in the southern English city of Salisbury on March 4.
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An ordained rabbi, Kahane supported violence against those he considered enemies of Jews, and he called for expelling Palestinians from Israel and outlawing sex between Jews and Arabs.
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Trump has let his administration take tough actions against Russia — like sanctions, sending lethal arms to Ukraine, expelling Russian diplomats — but his red line has been criticizing Putin.
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On Thursday, the Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, said that Moscow was expelling 60 diplomats from the United States and shutting the American consulate in St. Petersburg.
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To me, there are several ethical issues here: First, self-plagiarism or plagiarism is grounds for expelling a student; I suspect this would also be true for teachers.
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In the aftermath of the Schneiderman case, it would be comforting to think that, at the very least, law enforcement was efficiently expelling violent men from its ranks.
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"That may contribute to a small amount of transmission in hospital settings," he said, since that's where patients with severe cases are clustered close together and expelling phlegm.
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The tweets also appeared divorced from the administration's policies on Russia, where the United States is expelling diplomats and imposing sanctions on cronies of President Vladimir V. Putin.
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So far, neither Republican nor Democratic leaders have pressured Hunter to leave office, although there is precedent for expelling members who don't step down following a criminal conviction.
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The Catholic Church's priority should be on finding ways for the faithful to remain within the church, not expelling those who do not follow its teachings, he says.
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But afterward he grew angry that he had agreed when he learned that European powers were not each expelling the same number as the United States, only collectively.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday announced he was expelling the top U.S. diplomat to the country for "conspiring" against his socialist government, according to The Associated Press.
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"I commend the U.S. State Department for expelling a number of Cuban operatives from the U.S.," Rubio, an influential voice on Trump's Cuba policy, said in a statement.
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Rights groups have accused Bahrain of escalating a crackdown on the opposition over the past two years by jailing some activists and revoking citizenship of others and expelling them.
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In light of Friday's cancellation - which Kosovo's Deputy Prime Minister Enver Hoxhaj called "unthinkable" - it was expelling the Serbian team from the tournament, the EHF said in a statement.
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In December, the U.S. also imposed sanctions against Russia and expelling 35 diplomats in retaliation for the alleged orchestration of hacking attacks designed to interfere in the presidential election.
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The standout work for me was a book of photographs by Diego Moreno, documenting the "Panzudo" tradition of expelling sins through costuming in the artist's home state of Chiapas.
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On Tuesday the expulsions continued: NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg said he was expelling seven staff at the Russian mission to NATO, and denying pending accreditation to three others.
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LAND-SWAP Serbia lost control over Kosovo in 1999 after a NATO bombing campaign to stop Serb forces killing and expelling Albanians during a two-year counter insurgency war.
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Once Israel grabbed the Golan in the six-day war of 1967, it tightened its grip by expelling Syrians, establishing Jewish settlements and building up army and intelligence outposts.
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Even though the AfD talks about expelling extremists such as Björn Höcke or Andreas Kalbitz, its ultranationalist leaders in Thuringia and Brandenburg, it has never actually kicked anyone out.
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That's because instead of each individual truck expelling energy as it plows through the wind, the forward truck plays windbreak while the other two fall closely into its slipstream.
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Weeks after Haftar started his Benghazi campaign in 2014 Misrata forces moved on Tripoli, expelling a government allied to a Haftar partner in one-month battle that split Libya.
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On Day One of his presidency, he would begin expelling what he called 2m "criminal aliens", naming gang members, visa over-stayers and those on welfare as special targets.
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The U.S. joined dozens of countries in March in expelling Russian diplomats in retaliation for the poisoning of Sergei Skripal, a former Russian double agent, and his daughter, Yulia.
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Saudi Arabia responded by freezing new trade and investment deals, suspending flights to Canada, reassigning students studying there and expelling Canada's ambassador to Saudi Arabia, while recalling its own.
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In response to the attempted poisoning, the Trump administration joined more than two dozen Western countries in expelling more than 150 Russian diplomats, including 60 from the United States.
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News • Scores of Russians Expelled by U.S. and Its Allies Over U.K. Poisoning: At least 22 other nations, including Australia and the U.S., backed Britain in expelling Russian officials.
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But after the Skripal episode, the U.S. joined the U.K. and others in expelling dozens of Russian diplomats, and in April launched some the toughest sanctions against Russia yet.
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Expelling Keller on these accounts would neither solve the problem of disagreement over diverging tactics, nor be the right choice for an exhibition that deals with these precise conundrums.
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His poisoning led to a Cold War-style confrontation between Russia and the West, with both sides expelling diplomats and wrangling over who tried to kill him and why.
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The Balkan country declined to join its NATO and EU allies in expelling Russian diplomats over the poisoning of a former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, in Britain in 2018.
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In the ongoing and escalating aftermath of the Skirpal poisoning, Russia responded to the international community's historic expulsion of Russian diplomats by expelling diplomats from at least 23 countries.
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The group found that global temperatures were much lower around the time of the extinction than they should have been if volcanoes were expelling large amounts of carbon dioxide.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan insists that Washington must not allow the YPG to take a leading role in expelling Islamic State from Raqqa, a largely Sunni Arab city.
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Haftar is a dominant figure in eastern Libya where his Libyan National Army group seized the second-largest city of Benghazi in 2017 by expelling Islamists and other fighters.
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The framers were specific if they thought a super-majority vote should be required for certain things, such as expelling a member, overriding a veto or ratifying a treaty.
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But she has also put the onus on them to learn German, while taking a harder line on expelling those found to pose a danger or rejected for asylum.
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He has often talked about expelling people from his orbit, only to decide not to, as he did with Stephen K. Bannon, his chief strategist, a few weeks ago.
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One of the officials told the newspaper that the plan is to wait "at least a little while" to see if Iraqi officials move forward with expelling US troops.
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Angela Merkel has called legislation expelling some diesel cars from German cities "disproportionate" and the new conservative mayor of Madrid wants to loosen a recent ban on polluting cars.
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James Chin, director of the Asia Institute at the University of Tasmania, said it was "quite normal" for countries to not provide a formal reason for expelling a noncitizen.
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Among other things, Otzma Yehudit advocates annexing the occupied territories, expelling "enemies" — read that as Arabs — and seizing the Temple Mount, a move tantamount to declaring war on Islam.
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Why it matters: Less than a day after expelling 3503 rebel lawmakers from his own Conservative Party, Johnson saw his government defeated in Parliament for the 2nd consecutive time.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley on Wednesday called for other countries to sever all ties with Pyongyang, including cutting trade links and expelling North Korean workers.
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Some Iranian officials have even threatened to withdraw from the Non-Proliferation Treaty, a drastic move that would involve expelling U.N. inspectors altogether as North Korea did in 2009.
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The mission expanded, too, from merely defeating ISIS (substantially accomplished some time ago) to ushering Syrian President Bashar al-Assad out of power, expelling Iranian forces and edging out Russia.
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Hizbullah, its Lebanese Shia militia, is basking in plaudits for expelling IS from Lebanon (though some have criticised the deal it cut with the jihadists, which allowed them to retreat).
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To add to Mr Kim's isolation, several countries are expelling North Korean diplomats or restricting the size of North Korean embassies, which act chiefly as moneymaking enterprises for the regime.
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In practice Britain could anyway take measures that are available under EU rules, such as restricting property purchases or expelling those who have not found a job after six months.
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The kingdom then shocked the world by expelling the Canadian ambassador, withdrawing its Canadian investments and cutting trade ties with the country, telling it to stay out of its affairs.
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And Mr Zuma remains the boss of the ANC, which can kick MPs out of parliament by expelling them from the party if they break ranks on a big vote.
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This March, Netflix will clean house by expelling some of its best content: The movie Hitch will take its leave of the archives, as well as the animated classic Anastasia.
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President Vladimir Putin ruled out on Friday expelling anyone in retaliation for Washington's decision to throw out 35 Russian diplomats and impose sanctions on two of the country's intelligence agencies.
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The West responded to the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia by expelling more than 100 Russians as undercover spies, including 60 sent home from the United States.
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In January, the AfD disciplined Bjoern Hoecke, the party's chief in the eastern state of Thuringia, for criticizing the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, but they stopped short of expelling him.
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Bridgewater (CNN)President Donald Trump said Friday that he was being sarcastic when he thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday for expelling hundreds of American diplomats from the country.
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In the biggest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since the height of the Cold War, the United States ordered out 60 Russians and Moscow responded by expelling 60 U.S. diplomats.
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Kosovo declared independence in 2008, almost a decade after NATO air strikes drove out Serbian security forces accused of killing and expelling ethnic Albanian civilians during a counter-insurgency war.
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This spring, the Trump administration acted by expelling Russians, including suspected spies that US law enforcement believed were tracking dissidents and defectors in the US, as CNN has previously reported.
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Republicans in Washington have called increasingly for Moore to step down, and some party leaders have said they would support expelling him from the Senate should he win the election.
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For one, "no conceivable Brexit deal will involve expelling " Eastern Europeans currently residing in the U.K., said Paul Collier, professor of economics and public policy at the University of Oxford.
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The Trump administration also announced Monday morning that the president has assigned an order expelling 60 Russian intelligence officers from the U.S., and is closing a Russian consulate in Seattle.
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Trump was reportedly furious that his administration ended up expelling 60 Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal on British soil on March 4.
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Corals turn white as a stress response to warm water temperatures by expelling the algae that grows inside them, which is their main energy source and gives them their color.
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Moments after Athens announced it was expelling the Russians, Mr. Pyatt, the American ambassador, triumphantly emailed a number of colleagues and former colleagues at the State Department and the Pentagon.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government presented its case for Russia's guilt, and by the end of March 25, countries had lined up in support, expelling more than 100 Russian diplomats.
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Senior administration officials have reportedly started drawing up potential economic sanctions against Iraq after Trump publicly threatened the country with economic sanctions if it moved forward on expelling U.S. troops.
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Bulgaria, a close satellite of Moscow during Soviet times, declined to join its allies in the European Union and NATO in expelling Russian diplomats over the Skripal case in 2018.
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After Tacky's uprising, the Jamaican government tried to ban the importation of Coromantees, then settled for separating them from one another on different plantations and expelling the more rebellious ones.
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Trump joined more than two dozen other countries last week in expelling Russian diplomats as punishment for the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter on British soil.
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Western countries responded to that by expelling more than 100 Russian diplomats from their countries, and German lawmakers called for a similar joint European response to the killing in Berlin.
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Allies of the U.S. and U.K. are following suit in expelling Russian diplomats in retaliation for Moscow's alleged poisoning a former Russian spy and his daughter in the United Kingdom.
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Several of the schools have said they would revoke admissions offers to students who had gotten in fraudulently but not yet enrolled and would consider expelling students whose parents participated.
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In the video Op-Ed above, Hanna Stotland argues that simply expelling college students accused of sexual assault is a misguided response to what is essentially a public health problem.
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In the video Op-Ed above, Hanna Stotland argues that simply expelling college students accused of sexual assault is a misguided response to what is essentially a public health problem.
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These include selling arms to Ukraine, imposing new sanctions on Russian individuals (albeit more slowly than some critics would have liked), and joining other Western countries in expelling Russian diplomats.
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Western countries, including Germany, have taken joint action in expelling Russian diplomats as a result of the nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter in southern England last month.
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Hun Sen has steadily increased his rhetoric against the United States, ending joint military exercises, expelling a U.S. pro-democracy group and on Sunday accusing Washington of conspiring with Kem Sokha.
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"It's regrettable, but in light of Russia's previous behavior, we anticipated a response," a foreign ministry spokeswoman said on Saturday, when asked about Moscow's retaliatory measures that included expelling Western diplomats.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 that he is expelling Todd Robinson, the top U.S. diplomat in Venezuela and his deputy for allegedly conspiring against his government.
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Democratic President Barack Obama received his briefing on the final report on Thursday, after last week moving to punish Moscow over the hack by expelling suspected Russian spies and imposing sanctions.
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Under EPP rules, the group's presidency can consider expelling a party once a request for a vote on the issue has been made by seven members from five different EU countries.
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Amnesty said it had gathered evidence suggesting Turkish authorities had been rounding up and expelling groups of around 100 Syrian men, women, and children almost daily since the middle of January.
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Morocco reacted by expelling 84 civilian members of the United Nations peacekeeping mission from its territory, and some Sahrawi leaders have warned of a possible return to conflict between the sides.
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Saudi Arabia has issued demands of Qatar, including ending relations with Iran, breaking all ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and expelling all members of Hamas, according to an Al Jazeera report.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, almost a decade after NATO air strikes drove out Serbian forces accused of killing and expelling ethnic Albanian civilians during a counter-insurgency war.
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Mr. Karimov responded by expelling American forces from Karshi-Khanabad Military Base, an important link in the supply chain for the forces propping up the government in Afghanistan against the Taliban.
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In Surt, militias from the western city of Misurata that are leading the fight have said in recent weeks that they are close to expelling the Islamic State from the city.
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We need to address this diplomatically and consider a variety of options, including possibly expelling senior Cuban and Chinese diplomats, until what are very likely purposeful attacks on our personnel stop.
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"It's regrettable, but in light of Russia's previous behaviour, we anticipated a response," a foreign ministry spokeswoman said on Saturday, when asked about Moscow's retaliatory measures that included expelling Western diplomats.
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Russia is facing a cold front from the U.S., the EU and beyond with a large list of countries expelling over 125 Russian diplomats in retaliation for the nerve agent attack.
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Moscow also hit back by expelling Western diplomats, questioning how Britain knows that Russia was responsible and offering rival interpretations, including that it amounted to a plot by British secret services.
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Then, paramilitaries laid siege to a church at the edge of the main university campus in Managua after attacking and expelling the students who had occupied the campus for two months.
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Moscow hit back by expelling Western diplomats, questioning how Britain could know that Russia was responsible and offering rival interpretations, including that it amounted to a plot by British secret services.
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Speaking to the BBC, Jeremy Hunt said Beijing could face "serious consequences" if it responded to recent protests with repression, and repeatedly refused to rule out imposing sanctions and expelling diplomats.
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But a series of studies over the past year are also coming to something of a consensus: Expelling immigrants does not open opportunities for workers born in the United States, either.
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On Monday, the Saudi government responded by expelling the Canadian ambassador to Riyadh, Dennis Horak, recalling the Saudi ambassador to Ottawa and freezing all new trade and investment deals with Canada.
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But an internal Army email message obtained by The New York Times suggests that the Army may be looking for different grounds for expelling the recruits that would sidestep the litigation.
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And Saudi Arabia sent a message to the world, expelling the Canadian ambassador and freezing "new business" between the two countries, after Canada called for the release of two rights activists.
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After the Duterte administration gleefully turned it into a publicity stunt, the Kuwaitis accused the Philippines of extrajudicial action and a violation of sovereignty, expelling our ambassador and arresting embassy staff.
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"We're going to make it hurt as much as we can if these guys waver on expelling him, if convicted," said Bob Salera, a spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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Russia announced Thursday it was expelling 60 US diplomats and closing a US Consulate in St. Petersburg in a tit-for-tat retaliation against the US expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats.
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For the Taliban, a focus on expelling the United States also creates a unity of purpose across the insurgency's internal fault lines, explaining why this demand will endure as fighting persists.
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Those actions could be partly aimed at limiting Chinese intelligence collection efforts in the United States by expelling journalists who have contact with intelligence agencies, people familiar with the discussions said.
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The fuel streams behind the plane in what looks like contrails and yes, there is a fail-safe in place to stop the pilot from expelling all the fuel at once.
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As many as 70 percent of asylum seekers arrived in Germany without documentation, and Ms. Merkel's government has turned its attention to expelling those it feels have no right to stay.
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President Obama added to those measures last month in retaliation for the hacking, expelling 35 suspected Russian intelligence operatives from the United States and imposing sanctions on two Russian intelligence services.
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In a memorable exchange with reporters in August 2017, Trump actually thanked Putin for expelling U.S. diplomats from Russia, a move seen by experts as an affront to the United States.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has lodged stern representations with the United States over the expelling of Chinese officials, foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a regular briefing in Beijing on Monday.
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So Republicans have proposed other plans — from putting Sessions back in the seat to expelling Moore from the Senate if he's elected — to try to get Moore out of the race.
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Malaysia's deputy prime minister has ordered a review of relations with North Korea and the foreign minister has talked of expelling North Korea's ambassador (Malaysia has already withdrawn its man in Pyongyang).
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Dutch authorities said last week they had disrupted an attempt in April by Russian intelligence agents to hack the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, detaining and then expelling four men.
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"I just wanted to let the Governor know that my uterus is currently expelling its contents," one woman quoted from an email she had sent on the Periods for Pence Facebook page.
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"When we think of the term 'air pollution,' we tend to think of car exhausts or factory fumes expelling gray smoke, " said study co-author Prashant Kumar of the University of Surrey.
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And to maneuver around, CIMON is equipped with 254 internal fans that propel the white ball, by sucking in the station's air and expelling it to move in whatever direction it needs.
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A federal judge blocked the government from expelling those men from the country and halted enforcement of the order for seven days, following similar but more limited moves in four other states.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin ruled out on Friday expelling anyone in retaliation for Washington's decision to throw out 35 Russian diplomats and impose sanctions on two of the country's intelligence agencies.
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The case has plunged East-West relations into their worst crisis since the Cold War, with Britain and its allies expelling around 130 Russian diplomats and Moscow responding with its own expulsions.
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His moves on expelling undocumented migrants and plans for "extreme" vetting of visitors and immigrants from Muslim nations will define his legacy on the issue that helped his presidential bid catch fire.
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NATO intervened in 1999 with 11 weeks of air strikes to drive out Serbian forces accused of massacring ethnic Albanian civilians and expelling hundreds of thousands in a brutal counter-insurgency campaign.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, almost a decade after NATO air strikes drove out Serbian security forces accused of killing and expelling ethnic Albanian civilians during a counter-insurgency war.
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But groups who support asylum seekers from Central America say conditions in some migrant-expelling countries are such that the bar is high on risks people are willing to take to leave.
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The militant group wants to institute a harsh interpretation of Islamic law in the state, which would mean overthrowing Somalia's United Nations-backed government and expelling African Union peacekeeping troops stationed there.
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In a long interview on the presidential plane with a right-wing magazine, "Valeurs Actuelles," Mr. Macron recently said the authorities had been lax in expelling those who had entered France illegally.
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In addition to expelling the militants, he said, Iraq and the United States would have to provide humanitarian aid to thousands of people who are likely to be displaced by the fighting.
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As a result of an episode involving Mr. Kay, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a Wall Street regulator, took the unusual step in 2013 of expelling West America, effectively shutting it down.
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Tuesday Morning Briefing Highlights The United States is expelling 60 Russian diplomats, joining governments across Europe in punishing the Kremlin for a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria said on Wednesday it had declined a visa to the incoming defense attaché at the Russian embassy in Sofia, a day after expelling another Russian diplomat over spying allegations.
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"Once the elements are proven, decisions will be made," Griveaux told a regular news conference shortly after British Prime Minister Theresa May said she was expelling Russian diplomats and suspending bilateral talks.
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"The emir of Qatar has made progress in halting financial support and expelling terrorist elements from his country, but he must do more and he must do it more quickly," Tillerson said.
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Russia on Saturday said it's expelling 23 British diplomats from Moscow within a week and will close the British Council in Russia, which advances cultural ties between the countries, the BBC reports.
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Any effort at durable immigration reform must acknowledge that expelling 11 million people and having them wait in some nonexistent line to return legally would not just be inhumane but also impossible.
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The most recent suspension began in March, after he criticized Western countries for expelling Russian diplomats in the wake of the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter in Britain.
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Like a comet, it may have been expelling debris and gases from its surface; that would be enough to propel it along like rocket fuel burning off the end of a spacecraft.
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He was initially upset that 60 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers were expelled from the United States in response to the attack, given that European nations were not expelling the same number.
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At the same time, other polls have shown that nearly half of Israeli Jews would favor expelling all Palestinians, and a large majority believes Jews should have privileges that Arabs do not.
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After the United States expelled 60 Russian diplomats and closed a consulate in Seattle, Russia responded by expelling the same number of foreign service officers and closing the consulate in St. Petersburg.
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Russia announced last week it was expelling 60 US diplomats and closing a US Consulate in St. Petersburg in a tit-for-tat retaliation against the US expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats.
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John LewisJohn LewisTrump administration mulls expelling Chinese journalists after WSJ reporters banned: report Obama sends birthday wishes to John Lewis: 'Thanks for making good trouble' Minnesota congressman diagnosed with cancer MORE (Ga.).
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The American Action Forum last year estimated that expelling all unauthorized immigrants, and keeping them out, would cost $400 billion to $600 billion, and reduce the gross domestic product by $1 trillion.
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Some may not think too much of their pet vomiting now and then, especially if they have a dog who likes to eat grass or a cat who is always expelling hairballs.
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Much as Kach did, Otzma Yehudit's platform calls for annexing the occupied territories, rejecting a Palestinian state, expelling "enemies" of Israel — a euphemism for Arabs — and taking "ownership" of the Temple Mount.
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Back in April, the Washington Post reported that the president felt misled over the expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats for the Salisbury spy poisoning after discovering that European countries were expelling far fewer.
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A couple of weeks ago, a flight from Dubai to Amsterdam was forced to make an unscheduled stop in Vienna to expel an older man who wouldn't stop expelling his own noxious gases.
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He said that Germany if believes another country like Slovenia or Croatia should be responsible for the asylum application in accordance with the Dublin rules, expelling them into Austria is not an option.
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The retreat's facilitator explained that people on ayahuasca (a tea made from a hallucinogenic Amazonian plant and consumed in shamanic ceremonies) often feel they're expelling the vileness within themselves when they throw up.
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Modern baleen whales — like the blue whale or the humpback whale — catch their food by taking in vast quantities of water into their mouths, and expelling the water through keratin sieves called baleen.
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In a statement, the company's board of directors announced his termination Sunday night, capping the swift downfall of one of Hollywood's most powerful producers and expelling him from the company he co-created.
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Of course another conspiracy theory is the nuance-free "well-oiled malignant machine" one, in which this case is just an instance of said machine expelling a bit of grit from its innards.
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" By expelling the diplomats, he said, Obama had "finally shown that the U.S. is taking steps to make it plain that the aggressive behavior by Russia has been noticed, and is not acceptable.
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But neither that, expelling diplomats nor announcing that senior British state and Royal personnel will stay away from this year's soccer World Cup is likely to give senior Russian politicians pause for thought.
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Moscow had taken a dim view of the accord; Greece had taken an unprecedented step in mid 2018 of expelling four Russians, including two with diplomat status, for perceived meddling on the matter.
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"In all our talks with U.S. officials there was common ground, and on top of the matters discussed was the war on terrorism, (and) expelling Hezbollah and Iranian militias from Syria," Sejari said.
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The Communists also criticized Babis's government for handing a suspected Russian hacker in March to the United States, and for expelling Russian diplomats after the attack on a former Russian spy in Britain.
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Moscow is responding in kind when it comes to recreational facilities, and upping the ante by expelling more than half of the U.S. diplomatic team, not even bothering to accuse any of espionage.
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Iran and Syria Addressing reporters Saturday in the UAE capital, Pompeo said the goal of expelling "every last Iranian boot" from Syria was an ambitious objective but insisted it was the US mission.
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Saddam Hussein gave the group refuge in Iraq, but after the United States invasion, a pro-Iranian government emerged in Baghdad and disarmed the group, expelling many of its members from the country.
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Waking up with a dry mouth, a pounding head, and a heaving stomach are indications that your body is expelling all the beer, wine, or liquor you so enthusiastically consumed the night before.
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Speaking of HBICs, Maggie Smith throws down in front of the whole school to protect Harry from Snape, expelling him in a blaze of fire and sending all the Slytherins to the dungeon!
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At the party conference where Weidel was named to the top spot, the AfD approved a right-wing platform that proposed ending family reunification for migrants and expelling newcomers who commit major crimes.
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Why it matters: The U.S. is expelling far more Russians than any other country, including the U.K., where double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent March 151.
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As schools like Harvard, Princeton, Amherst and others shifted to all-online education as the coronavirus outbreak deepened and began expelling most of their students from campus, Berea's leaders took a different approach.
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The Kremlin responded Thursday, expelling 60 American diplomats, ordering the closing of the American consulate in St. Petersburg and warning that it plans to expel an unspecified number of diplomats from other countries.
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Editorial By expelling scores of Russians from the United States and 21 other countries, President Trump and allied leaders have imposed the most significant punishment yet on Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin.
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LONDON — The International Olympic Committee is moving toward expelling boxing's international federation, a step that could imperil one of the tent-pole events of the Summer Olympics at the 2020 Games in Tokyo.
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He played a TV news report saying that Yale had rescinded the acceptance of one student involved in the scheme, and that the University of Southern California was considering expelling students already enrolled.
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Secret site for migrants: Greece is detaining migrants incommunicado and then summarily expelling them to Turkey, one of several hard-line measures taken to seal Europe's borders that experts say violate international law.
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The justice secretary, Menardo Guevarra, said the order expelling Sister Patricia Fox, 71, was "without legal basis" because the Bureau of Immigration did not explicitly have the power to declare her visa forfeit.
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In December, President Barack Obama responded by punishing Mr. Putin with a new round of sanctions, expelling dozens of suspected Russian intelligence operatives and barring access to estates they used for intelligence activities.
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The United States announced Monday it would be expelling 60 Russian diplomats and closing the Russian Consulate in Seattle in what is President Donald Trump's toughest diplomatic move against Moscow since taking office.
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The author of the op-ed does mention Russia, but in the context of everything the administration has done, despite Trump's frustration, to crack down on the country, enacting tariffs and expelling diplomats.
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Schama describes as reeking of Old World prejudice Ulysses Grant's Order 11 of 1862, expelling all Jews from his military jurisdiction on the flimsy ground that they were smuggling goods to the Confederacy.
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Worst of all, addiction is the only medical disorder for which medical abandonment—cutting off medications, expelling people from treatment for noncompliance—is not only not discouraged or seen as unethical, but is commonplace.
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Votel said he had seen positive signs from Islamabad but stressed that he wanted to see Pakistan put more pressure on Pakistan-based militants fighting in Afghanistan, including by arresting, expelling or targeting them.
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On the day in December that former President Barack Obama announced he was imposing sanctions on Russia and expelling Russian diplomats in response to its cyberhacks, Flynn made a series of calls to Kislyak.
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The French actress Emmanuelle Seigner turned down an invitation to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on Sunday, blasting the organization for expelling her husband, director Roman Polanski, earlier this year.
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A string of military victories over the last year by the Syrian army has helped President Bashar al-Assad recapture large swatches of territory, expelling all rebel fighters from greater Damascus earlier this year.
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Forty-three staff members from IRI, the National Democratic Institute, Freedom House, the International Center for Journalists and the Konrad Adenaur Foundation were convicted on spurious charges aimed at expelling international organizations from Egypt.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Malta has denied visa extensions for North Korean workers, effectively expelling them, due to a diplomatic campaign by South Korea and human rights groups, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported on Thursday.
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The Saudi government responded by expelling the Canadian ambassador from Riyadh and recalling the Saudi envoy to Ottawa, suspending Saudi state airline flights to Toronto, and ending thousands of Saudi scholarship programs in Canada.
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Angered by Ottawa calling for the release of arrested Saudi civil society activists, Saudi Arabia retaliated this week by freezing new trade with Canada, expelling the country's ambassador and blocking imports of Canadian grain.
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Harland W. Braun fired off a to The Academy -- obtained by TMZ -- outlining why The Academy wronged the director by expelling him, along with disgraced comedian Bill Cosby, without letting him present his case.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada said on Monday it was expelling four Russian diplomats and denying accreditation for three more in response to a "despicable, heinous and reckless" nerve agent attack earlier this month in Britain.
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Trump had apparently thought that the US was matching the number of diplomats that other US allies were expelling, but it turned out that the US's expulsion dwarfed the numbers of any other country.
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It's the second poll out Tuesday with such a result, finding a nearly identical amount of support for the Senate expelling Moore compared to a Politico–Morning Consult poll released earlier in the day.
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Expelling Mr. Moore could present an advantage to Senate Republicans since it could create a vacancy and set off another special election in Alabama, giving the party a chance to find a new candidate.
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On March 26, six days after the call, the United States and about 20 other countries would join Britain in expelling Russian officials, leading to a total of 150 Russians being sent back home.
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China announced Tuesday it is expelling U.S. journalists from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, the latest move in escalating tensions between Washington and Beijing over media coverage.
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The president's surprise announcement on Sunday that he was expelling Mr. Velásquez created political upheaval, prompting protests in defense of Mr. Velásquez and condemnation from the United Nations, the United States and other countries.
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The Russian leader, skilled at keeping several steps ahead of his adversaries, announced that he would not retaliate against the Obama administration for imposing new sanctions and expelling Russian diplomats from the United States.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - The United States is considering a range of responses to China's "egregious act" in expelling three U.S. journalists, a spokesman for White House National Security Council (NSC) said on Monday.
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Fox faced its own legal skirmish over "Temptation Island," a dating show, when a pair of contestants claimed the producers knew that they had a child together before expelling them for violating those rules.
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From Washington's perspective, it is the Kremlin that generally personifies evil, a point President Obama made on Thursday in punishing Russia for cyberattacks by directing new sanctions against Moscow and expelling 35 Russian diplomats.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, nine years after NATO bombing drove out Serbian forces accused of killing and expelling ethnic Albanian civilians as Serbia tried to put down an insurgency in Kosovo.
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On that basis, Admiral Collin Green, the decorated commander of the SEALs' Naval Special Warfare Command, followed up Trump's pardon of Gallagher by organizing a review board to consider expelling Gallagher from the SEALs.
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However, already poor ties between Moscow and Washington have since deteriorated further over the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain and the United States on Monday said it was expelling 60 Russian diplomats.
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The attack has driven Moscow's relations with the West to a new post-Cold War low, with Britain and its allies, including the United States, expelling about 130 diplomats and the Kremlin responding in kind.
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Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel, the leader of the Social Democratic Party, which governs the country as part of a "grand coalition" with Ms. Merkel's Christian Democratic Union, joined calls for expelling migrants convicted of crimes.
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Many are arguing that, free speech or not, this is not the right time for a writer who has called for expelling Muslims from the West and bullied trans students to speak on their campus.
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According to the overall plan, the Hashd al Shabi are meant to take the lead in expelling ISIS from the town of Tal Afar, a stronghold of the terror group to the west of Mosul.
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The party faced criticism from the ANC and EEF for briefly expelling, then reinstating its member of parliament Dianne Kohler Barnard after she shared a Facebook post last year praising former apartheid President PW Botha.
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In the aftermath of the 21967 war, at the same time Jordan was expelling roughly 21947,500 Jewish residents from East Jerusalem, Israel forcibly evicted thousands of Muslim and Christian Palestinians from neighborhoods in West Jerusalem.
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In response to the poisoning, the United States and more than 20 other nations expelled dozens of Russian diplomats and intelligence officers, prompting the Russians to retaliate in kind, expelling American and other Western envoys.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's foreign ministry said on Sunday it was expelling El Salvador's diplomats from the country, in response to the Central American country's decision to kick out their counterparts representing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE are expelling all Qatari citizens; foreigners who live in Qatar and have Qatari residence visas are not eligible for visas on arrival in the UAE, Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways said.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, almost a decade after NATO air strikes drove out Serbian forces that had been accused of expelling and killing ethnic Albanian civilians in a two-year counter-insurgency.
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On Friday a Swiss and a Dutch newspaper reported that authorities from Britain, the Netherlands and Switzerland had teamed up in an operation which resulted in the Netherlands expelling two suspected Russian spies in March.
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TIKRIT, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi authorities are expelling the families of suspected Islamic State members from their homes as the jihadist group loses ground, raising fears of communal violence if people seek to settle old scores.
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When protesters first started toppling generations-old regimes in nearby Egypt and Tunisia in early 2011, the Assad government ramped up its targeting of journalists, including expelling much of the foreign press from the country.
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" Jacobsen, Wood writes later, is "perhaps more acute, and more explicit, than any other novelist I have read about the difficulty of annulling God, about the impossibility of expelling God, from the grammar of thought.
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As the number of American Embassy personnel and their family numbers believed to have been affected began to grow, the Trump administration responded by expelling more than a dozen Cuban diplomats from the United States.
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" Since the election, the American retaliation has included closing some Russian consulates and recreation centers and expelling spies — actions one Obama national security official called "the perfect 19th-century solution to a 21st-century problem.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is considering a range of responses to China's "egregious act" of expelling three U.S. journalists last week, a spokesman for the White House National Security Council (NSC) said on Monday.
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On March 26, only two weeks after he took office, Germany joined 28 other countries in expelling Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of a Russian-British double agent, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is considering a range of responses to China's "egregious act" of expelling three U.S. journalists last week, a spokesman for the White House National Security Council (NSC) said on Monday.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi told French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian on Sunday in a phone call that officials were currently working on implementing parliament's resolution on expelling foreign troops.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow will respond to the expulsion of Russian diplomats from Greece by expelling two Greek diplomats, RIA news agency said on Wednesday, citing a member of the upper house of parliament, Andrei Klimov.
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Forcibly returning or expelling refugees and asylum-seekers to their home country would violate international law which forbids it to places where returnees face threats of persecution or their lives would be endangered, she said.
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The statement follows an NBC News report that the administration was considering expelling Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen, an enemy of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in order to convince Turkey to ease up on the Saudis.
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The United States and many of its allies, including Canada, are expelling more than 219.83 Russian diplomats in retaliation to a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain that they blame on Moscow.
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Beijing's clampdown on the so-called special administrative region in recent years have included expelling democratically-elected lawmakers from the Legislative Council, refusing others to stand for election, and heavy-handed prosecutions of pro-democracy activists.
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The U.S. officials were among 150 Western diplomats thrown out by Moscow after 25 countries joined the U.K. in expelling Russian officials over the chemical attack on a former Russian double agent living in the Britain.
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Now, if this were to happen after Murphy was sworn in, expelling a senator convicted of corruption charges could well be a matter of bipartisan agreement — though it depends what he'd actually be convicted of doing.
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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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Like a pair of bellows belching toxic green gas, the videos show unhappy corals expelling their algal partners within hours of the temperature being raised from 26 to 32 degrees Celsius (79 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit).
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As a result they do not expect May to ask for that, though she said on Wednesday she would seek allies help and might take further measures after expelling Russian diplomats and announcing other limited action.
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Minority Serbs in Croatia, backed by Serbia, took up arms and formed their own self-declared state, rejecting the split from the Serb-led Yugoslav federation and expelling hundreds of thousands of Croats from their homes.
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She has vowed to heal social divisions, a quest critics say will be difficult after a series of controversies, including government-led court cases that ended up expelling a total of six democratically elected city lawmakers.
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From thanking Russian President Vladimir Putin for expelling hundreds of American diplomatic staff, to insisting he was doing the US military "a great favor" in banning transgender people from serving, Trump's unscripted responses were...a lot.
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"Assad, and he's said so publicly, wants to just simply win the war by killing all his opponents, and expelling those he doesn't kill out of the country and having it all back again," said Felgenhauer.
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One project is aimed at accomplishing that last goal with the creation of Lithium-Air batteries, which use oxygen as the active electron carrier, sucking it in when they're being discharged and expelling it when charging.
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Maybe we're embarrassed by the little wishbone-shaped structure, whose only function is to make women feel good, while the penis, on the other hand, also has the more utilitarian responsibilities of expelling urine and semen.
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Furthermore, it was President Trump who led the world in expelling Russian diplomats after the Russian government was suspected of carrying out a nerve agent attack in the United Kingdom against one of their former spies.
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In addition to expelling the officials and shuttering Russian compounds in New York and Maryland, the measures include a slate of economic sanctions, diplomatic censure, public "naming and shaming," and the possibility of covert cyber actions.
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Since the Civil War, the Senate has held three separate votes on expelling members – for charges ranging from being a Mormon in 1909 to speaking in opposition to America's entry in WWI to conflict of interest.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday sought to quell a crisis that threatens his chances of re-election, expelling from party ranks two former Cabinet members he said had undermined the ruling Liberals.
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Since an October 2016 attack on a police station by purported Islamist rebels, the Myanmar Army has targeted Muslim civilians by bombing villages, burning homes, expelling internally displaced people, immolating children, massacring men, and raping women.
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"Expelling them, and kicking them out of school, and communicating to them that they don't have a right to belong in their school community, can only produce really negative and probably psychological ramifications," she told me.
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The Russian president has also used the principle of non-interference in other countries' domestic affairs to justify expelling Western non-governmental organizations from Russia and suppressing Russian independent media by labeling them as foreign agents.
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" Nowhere was the President's alleged contempt for diplomacy clearer, she told Amanpour, than when he thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for expelling hundreds of American diplomats this August, "because we're trying to cut down our payroll.
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This year, Austria declined to join a coordinated effort of Western countries in expelling Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter in Britain, citing the country's longstanding neutrality.
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In addition to the United States, at least 22 other nations backed Britain by expelling about 20163 more Russian diplomats and intelligence officers as of Monday evening, including France, Germany, Italy, Australia, Poland and Canada. Mrs.
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China announced on March 18 it was revoking the press accreditations of all American journalists in the China bureaus of the three newspapers that were due to expire at the end of 2020, effectively expelling them.
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Introduced as a temporary measure after the failed coup last year, the state of emergency was originally intended as a means of expelling from state institutions members of the Islamic group accused of leading the putsch.
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"While other countries have announced they are expelling undeclared Russian intelligence agents, officials have advised there are no individuals here in New Zealand who fit this profile," Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in a statement Tuesday.
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Kataib Hezbollah, an Iran-backed militia the United States blamed for an attack in Iraq in December that killed a U.S. contractor, said "passions must be avoided to achieve the desired results" of expelling U.S. forces.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Mexico City's Museum of Modern Art found itself in the middle of a protest over the weekend as demonstrators called out the cultural institution for expelling a patron for breastfeeding.
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Russia's already-fraught ties with the West have soured further after London accused it of poisoning former double-agent Sergei Skripal in Britain this month, leading to countries around the world expelling scores of Russian diplomats.
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The FPO's Vienna leadership is considering expelling Strache in the wake of the Ibiza scandal and more recent allegations that he improperly claimed excessive expenses from the party, but a decision has not formally been reached.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi's office had said earlier on Sunday that Mahdi told Le Drian in a phone call that officials were currently working on implementing the Iraq parliament's resolution on expelling foreign troops.
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The Trump administration is expelling 60 Russian intelligence officers from the United States and closing the Russian Consulate in Seattle in response to the poisoning of a Russian ex-spy on British soil on March 4.
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Since an October 2016 attack on a police station by purported Islamist rebels, the Myanmar Army has targeted Muslim civilians by bombing villages, burning homes, expelling internally displaced people, immolating children, massacring men, and raping women.
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Among some of his other controversial writings, Bounds also argued that the "burden of proof" needed to be higher in sexual assault cases — and noted that expelling an alleged rapist would not be beneficial to victims.
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Before the AP reached out to Algeria for comment and published the report on June 26, the North African nation was expelling migrants by the hundreds almost every week into the unforgiving desert, sometimes to their deaths.
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The EU's ambassador to Russia has been temporarily withdrawn to Brussels, and on March 26th several countries, possibly including France and Germany, are expected to announce that they are following the British example and expelling Russian diplomats.
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CARACAS/MADRID (Reuters) - Venezuela said on Thursday it was expelling Spain's ambassador in response to Spanish "aggressions," a move that came days after the European Union imposed sanctions on senior officials of President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The next Australian government must prioritize laws to ban schools from expelling or discriminating against gay students and teachers, LGBT+ advocates said on Thursday, amid an election campaign marred by homophobic slurs.
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After a state-sponsored chemical weapon attack in the U.K. on a former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, the five Nordic countries responded in concert with EU and NATO allies by expelling Russian diplomats and expressing their outrage.
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the UAE have enacted a series of unprecedented diplomatic and economic measures against Doha, such as severing political ties, closing land, sea and air links, and expelling Qatari nationals from their countries.
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In Kirkuk, Grande said the United Nations was informed that two days after the Islamic State attack, Kurdish authorities announced they would be expelling Sunni Arabs - who have already been displaced by the conflict with Islamic State.
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President Trump took questions from reporters on two separate occasions today from Bedminister, New Jersey, issuing fresh warnings to North Korea, thanking Vladimir Putin for expelling U.S. diplomats (because it cuts costs) and discussing Mitch McConnell's future.
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They sent an immediate telegram to the governor: A federal judge agreed with his lawyers, and imposed a restraining order stopping the sheriffs from "transporting, banishing or expelling" Capone from Florida without the authority of the law.
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If Trump was willing to forcibly eject a legal immigrant with a U.S. passport and a nationally broadcast television show from a press conference, he would have no problem expelling the more vulnerable immigrants from the country.
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The State Department insisted that it was not expelling Chinese journalists, a step that Beijing took last month against three Wall Street Journal reporters — the first time foreign correspondents had been ordered to leave China since 42019.
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The request comes one week after China announced it was expelling journalists from the three major newspapers as tensions continued to escalate over press coverage of the coronavirus outbreak that originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
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Following protests, a few screenings were nixed, promotion was curtailed, a French filmmakers guild leaned toward expelling him, and the country's culture minister said an artist's potential misdeeds were not excused by the merit of his art.
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"With the help of our Turkish friends, we have regained control of the strategic town of Nairab, the gateway of Saraqeb, after expelling the terrorist Russian militias," said Yusef Hamoud, spokesman for the Turkish-backed National Army.
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BAGHDAD, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi told French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian on Sunday in a phone call that officials were currently working on implementing parliament's resolution on expelling foreign troops.
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Fact Check Absent a victory on health care, President Trump has looked to the southern border to highlight recent accomplishments, talking tough about expelling gang members with Salvadoran roots and tweeting about a trade deal with Mexico.
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The U.S. enacted a series of steps against the Russian and Russian diplomats in December, including new sanctions and expelling 35 Russian diplomats, to punish Russia for meddling in the U.S. elections, a charge Russia has denied.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged African leaders on Friday to take further actions to pressure North Korea to end its nuclear and missile programs, including downgrading diplomatic ties and expelling North Korean laborers.
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Police identified the entire group and gave them legal and medical help before starting the process of expelling them, which the migrants accepted, the spokesman said, adding two will be allowed to stay because they are minors.
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When Israel invaded Lebanon in 1982 during the Lebanese Civil War to wipe out Palestinian militias that were active in the country, Hezbollah, a militant Shia group, emerged with the stated purpose of expelling Israeli and Western troops.
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After Election Day, with a growing urgency, the Obama administration retaliated, closing Russian compounds in the United States believed to be used for spying as well as expelling some 35 Russian diplomats and imposing more sanctions on Russia.
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By enforcing those rules, and expelling violators, they will in turn make it easier for Israel to maintain security with a lighter hand, and push back on those on the Israeli side who are challenging the status quo.
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Congress is out of town until mid-November, but lawmakers in both parties are floating a range of potential options to crack down the Saudi government, from new financial penalties to ending arms sales and expelling Saudi diplomats.
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In addition to urging Moore to quit the race, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and others are looking at other options, like drafting a write-in candidate or expelling Moore from the Senate if he were to win.
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The moisture in the air serve as a sort of environmental sauna for these lucky denizens, cleansing all that nastiness from their pores and expelling it out of their system like Linda Blair's green barf in The Exorcist.
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By Monday evening, 16 European Union member nations said they were expelling dozens of Russian diplomats in solidarity with the government of Britain, which two weeks ago ejected 23 Russian diplomats who it said were engaged in espionage.
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Mr. Trump proposed expelling illegal immigrants yet more of his voters, by a 50 percent to 45 percent margin, said illegal immigrants working here should be offered a chance to apply for legal status rather than be deported.
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Kenya is trying to close the largest refugee camp in the world — and (allegedly) forcibly expelling its residents — even as South Sudan's renewed political crisis has caused the number of South Sudanese refugees there to top 1 million.
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"By expelling the Ogieks from their ancestral land against their will, without prior consultation and without respecting the conditions of expulsion in the interests of public need, the respondent (Kenyan government) violated the right to land," the court ruled.
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Jammeh had stifled dissent and faced growing criticism from abroad over issues ranging from introducing a tough new law against homosexuality and expelling a top EU diplomat without giving a reason, to claiming he could cure infertility and AIDS.
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It is impossible to imagine them expelling Messenger and WhatsApp—and later other providers Facebook is inviting to the open-source project—from their app stores, as they have done with other cryptocurrency offerings, many of which were scams.
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The foreign ministry statement came a day after a U.N. spokesman said Ban regretted the "misunderstanding" over his use of the word, which led to Morocco expelling dozens of United Nations staff from its mission in the disputed territory.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States told the United Nations on Monday that it was expelling 12 Russian U.N. diplomats because of action they had taken outside their official capacity that was an abuse of their privileges of residence.
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SABRATHA, Libya (Reuters) - An armed alliance involved in a three-week battle over the Libyan smuggling hub of Sabratha said on Saturday it had taken over protection of the Mellitah oil and gas terminal after expelling a rival group.
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"To deny Mallet his work after hosting Andy Chan from the HKNP at the FCC and expelling him from Hong Kong was ridiculous enough, and a grave infringement of press freedom in itself," democracy activist Joshua Wong said Friday.
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Speaking on the campaign trail, May called for longer prison sentences for convicted terrorists and loosening restrictions on expelling foreign terror suspects, saying that she was prepared to do away with human rights laws that stand in the way.
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Multiple GOP guests appearing on the Sunday show circuit pointed to the Trump administration's track record of levying sanctions against Moscow and expelling a number of Russian diplomats from the U.S. as evidence the president is tough on Russia.
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The sudden bout of optimism on trade helped offset news the United States and many of its Allies were expelling more than 26.4 Russian diplomats in retaliation for a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain.
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By 2015, Suleimani and his Hezbollah allies were looking for new ways to consolidate control over certain key areas near the Syrian capital: not just killing rebel fighters but expelling the Sunni civilian population that sustained and protected them.
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Obama signed an executive order "blocking the property and interests in property" of Russian intelligence services, expelling nearly three-dozen Russian intelligence operatives from the United States, and releasing technical information to assist cybersecurity firms to prevent future attacks.
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Just days after UK Prime Minister Theresa May said her country would expel 23 Russian diplomats over the nerve agent attack on a Russian ex-spy and his daughter on British soil, Russia is retaliating by expelling British diplomats.
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Netanyahu's new political ally, the Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) party, traces its lineage to Rabbi Meir Kahane's outlawed Kach Party, which advocated annexing the West Bank, expelling the Palestinians who lived there and resettling Israeli Arabs in Arab countries.
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However, by not expelling Fidesz, the E.P.P. can count members of that party elected in European elections in May as part of its parliamentary grouping, and thus reduce the impact of an expected wave of populist, far-right candidates.
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The de facto centerpiece of the exhibition is Erik Ferguson's video piece, "Untitled Video Compilation" (2017), which stars an animated cast of fleshy orifices expelling lumps of delicate tissue, skinned phalluses dangling aloft, and unidentifiable creatures swelling and squirming.
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But Italy's new interior minister, Matteo Salvini, went too far even for his allies this week when he announced that he would conduct a census of Roma people in Italy, a prelude to expelling those without valid residence permits.
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The Trump administration joined allies in denouncing the Russian government for a nerve agent attack in Britain on the former Russian spy and his daughter, expelling 60 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers and closing the Russian consulate in Seattle.
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"Morales has been looking for support in the government, from congressfolk, from mayors and governors who are afraid of Velasquez, and if they find a way of (expelling him), they're going to try again," one of the sources said.
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South Korea's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries warned on Wednesday the tanker could burn for up to one month, potentially expelling the tanker's bunker fuel, or the heavy fuel oil that powers a ship's engines and contaminating the waters.
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"With the help of our Turkish friends, we have regained control of the strategic town of Nairab, the gateway of Saraqeb, after expelling the terrorist Russian militias," said Yusef Hamoud, spokesman for the Turkish-backed National Army told Reuters.
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The Western envoys said the impact of expelling the groups would be "significant", and warned that it would imperil some of development goals championed by Khan, who was elected in July on a populist platform to help the poor.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru said on Friday it was expelling Venezuela's ambassador to Peru to protest the country's recent formation of an all-powerful constituent assembly that has been widely condemned as a power grab by socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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Hun Sen, a close ally of China, has taken a series of measures against U.S. interests this year from ending joint military exercises to expelling a naval aid unit to forcing a U.S.-funded pro-democracy group to leave.
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The conservative chancellor swung behind Britain after the poison attack on a former Russian double agent in England last month, expelling four diplomats despite uneasiness among a political class that is wary of confrontation with Germany's giant eastern neighbour.
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Last year, Lovecruft spoke out against Appelbaum, and in their post this week wrote that "the CCC delayed for more than a month in responding" to the allegations against Appelbaum in June 2016, belatedly but ultimately expelling him from the organization.
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RIGA/TALLINN/PRAGUE (Reuters) - Russia is expelling diplomats from Latvia, Estonia and the Czech Republic in a widely expected response to similar moves by the three countries in the wake of the poisoning of a former Russian double agent in Britain.
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Last August saw a heated spat between Saudi Arabia and Canada after the latter criticized the former's human rights record, resulting in Riyadh handing down a series of diplomatic sanctions on the Canadians and expelling its ambassador in the country.
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Patrick and others are playing on fears of trans people — the type of fears that contribute to the epidemic of violence against and suicide within the trans community — to push legislation that will result in expelling trans people from public life.
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Four other countries — Belgium, Hungary, Georgia and Montenegro — had only "at the last moment" announced that they too were expelling Russian diplomats over the Skripal affair, and Moscow reserved the right to take retaliatory action against them too, it said.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, 18, who fled from her family and barricaded herself inside a Bangkok airport hotel to prevent Thai authorities expelling her, was allowed to leave the airport after talks with the United Nations refugee agency late on Monday.
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He has believed that expelling the Hungarian would push him into the arms of Europe's far-right political families and that keeping him inside the EPP would allow the likes of the CDU/CSU to influence and moderate his behaviour.
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Exasperated with what they claim is a Greek policy of waving people through to the rest of Europe, officials in the European Union are talking about temporarily expelling Greece from the bloc's passport-free travel zone, known as the Schengen area.
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And even if there were a mechanism for suspending or expelling Turkey from NATO, which there is not (although its tarnished democratic credentials would prevent it joining the alliance as a new member), its geopolitical importance is as great as ever.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon regrets a "misunderstanding" over his use of the word "occupation" to describe Morocco's annexation of Western Sahara, which led to Morocco expelling dozens of United Nations staff, his spokesman said on Monday.
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I learned that large corporations and wealthy states are taking over millions of hectares in Africa, Asia and Latin America to secure their food supply — expelling their peasants in a neo-colonial movement that guarantees the hunger of the future.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Monday it welcomed the expelling of Islamic State militants from the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra, but that it was too early to know what effect this would have on Syria's peace talks.
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There are some immediate, real consequences to all of this: The UAE is kicking out Qatari residents and barring Qatari nationals from entering the country; Bahrain is expelling Qatari diplomats and closing up airspace and ports between the two countries.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - The European Union's largest political grouping warned Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Wednesday that it might consider expelling his Fidesz party from its ranks due to concern over its record on the rule of law and democratic freedoms.
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The Islamic State attack on Rutba came after an assault on the Kurdish-held oil city of Kirkuk last week, which prompted local authorities to start expelling Sunni Arabs over fears there could be Islamic State sleeper cells in their midst.
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United CEO Oscar Munoz made the situation worse by issuing a tone-deaf statement that described the airline "having to re-accommodate these customers," as if violently expelling a paying customer was akin to asking him to change his seat.
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"You must make sure that the Americans withdraw their troops from Iraq as soon as possible because expelling them has become difficult whenever they have had a long military presence in a country," Khamenei was quoted as saying by state media.
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She describes attending a community meeting only to be met with an angry swarm of trans exclusive radical feminists (TERFs) assembled for the sole purpose of expelling her from her own collective simply because she was assigned male at birth.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Netherlands did not realize that one of the Brussels suicide bombers, who arrived at Amsterdam airport, was a dangerous suspect as Turkey failed to follow normal procedures when expelling him, the justice minister in The Hague said.
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Last year Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he planned to ban private or religious schools from expelling students on the basis of their sexuality, but legislation on religious freedom and sexual discrimination became bogged down by political infighting in parliament.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Morocco is putting a ceasefire over disputed Western Sahara at risk by expelling United Nations staffers there and trying to scuttle a long-delayed referendum over the future of the territory, an independence movement official said on Tuesday.
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There is the policy of the administration, which has taken a fairly hard line on Russia, for instance, expelling 60 Russian diplomats in March after Russia's attempt to assassinate a former Russian spy in the United Kingdom with a nerve agent.
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Cancelling visas of government officials and family members and expelling those who live in the U.S. and ally nations is a second (many relations of government officials are living luxurious lives in the U.S. and Europe thanks to stolen government monies).
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Mnangagwa spoke at a party congress that drew a line under the rule of ousted veteran leader Robert Mugabe by formally expelling his wife Grace and her allies from the organization and by endorsing Mnangagwa as party chief and candidate.
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Last month, a judge on the U.S. District Court ruled that the president's order to ban new transgender recruits from joining the military — as well as potentially expelling current members — cannot be enforced while the case is being reviewed in court.
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Four other countries -- Belgium, Hungary, Georgia and Montenegro -- had only "at the last moment" announced that they too were expelling Russian diplomats over the Skripal affair, and Moscow reserved the right to take retaliatory action against them too, it said.
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Nathouri said his forces would hand El Sharara over to the Tripoli-based National Oil Company (NOC) once it had control, as it did with oil ports in the center of Libya last year after expelling an armed group holding them.
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Saudi Arabia has frozen all new trade and investments with Canada and is expelling its ambassador in retaliation for a tweet by the Canadian Foreign Ministry, which called for Saudi authorities to release imprisoned human rights activists, reports BBC News.
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The Iraqi military said on Saturday that neither the United States nor other foreign forces should use the latest attack as a pretext to take military action without Iraq's approval, and should instead hasten to implement a parliamentary resolution expelling them.
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On Thursday, the Modi government made clear that it intended to follow through on one important part of that promise: expelling illegal immigrants who are Muslim, mainly from Bangladesh, and granting Indian citizenship to illegal immigrants who are of other faiths.
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Moscow retaliated on Saturday by expelling the same number of British diplomats from Moscow, shuttering the British consulate in Russia's second city of St Petersburg and closing down the Russian activities of the British Council, which promoted British culture overseas.
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WASHINGTON/HAVANA (Reuters) - Five Republican senators called on Friday for Washington to retaliate for an alleged sonic attack, inaudible to some human ears, on U.S. personnel in Cuba by expelling Cuban diplomats and possibly closing the U.S. embassy in Havana.
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The two countries' relationship — already under enormous pressure in recent years — is on the verge of imploding as both sides seek to assign blame for the virus' origin and exchange tit-for-tat recriminations on other fronts, including expelling journalists.
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But the hacking into the Democratic National Committee — a crime — was clearly understood, and the Obama administration reaction — expelling 35 diplomats who were actually spies, and closing some Russian facilities inside the United States — is today considered too little, too late.
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The White House announced last week it was expelling 60 Russian staffers and their families in response to the recent poisoning of a former double agent and his daughter in the United Kingdom, allegedly at the hands of the Kremlin.
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These activists successfully scared their administrations into taking campus assault seriously: Finally, it seemed, universities were actually expelling students and getting rid of professors who were found responsible for misconduct instead of letting them off easy or simply ignoring complaints.
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It is believed that the US had been waiting to see what members of the European Council would do, the source said, and on Friday, 10 European countries announced they would follow the United Kingdom's lead by also expelling Russian diplomats.
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The Trump administration has retaliated against Russia for expelling American diplomats by shuttering Russia's oldest consulate in the United States along with two annexes, the latest sign of tensions between Washington and Moscow rising despite Trump's public desire for warmer relations.
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For more than a year, he had considered expelling Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher from the SEALs, the Navy's elite commando force, three Navy officials said, and his signature on the letter would start a process that could make that happen.
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Days after Trump restored Gallagher's rank earlier this month, Navy officials said the top admiral responsible for the SEALs was notifying Gallagher and three of his superior officers that boards were being convened to consider expelling them from the commando unit.
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The sanctions are intended to hurt North Korea in two vital ways: Cutting refined petroleum imports by 89 percent would exacerbate the country's fuel crisis, and expelling foreign guest workers would substantially reduce remittances, an important source of hard currency.
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Christ expelling the moneylenders looks as if he is breaking up one of the musical parties, everyone riled out of their ennui by his stinging whip, the figures piling up like a wave away from the force of his righteous fervor.
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He said Trump should outline steps the US would take if Russia continued its aggression, including "going to the Security Council, freezing all assets of Russian banks and individuals, expelling all Russian diplomats," and possibly deploying US forces to the Baltics.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - Russia is expelling three Lithuanian diplomats in response to a similar move by the Baltic country in the wake of the poisoning of a former Russian double agent and his daughter in Britain, the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry said on Friday.
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Austria did not follow other members of the EU this year in expelling Russian diplomats after Britain accused the Kremlin of involvement in the use of a nerve agent against a former Russian spy and his daughter in England - a charge Moscow denies.
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Expelling a child from the comfort of the home is "an easy way to create peril and a plot line for the kid where they have to find themselves," said Jill Murphy, the Vice President and editor-in-chief of Common Sense Media.
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The case against expelling Fidesz rests on the claim that the EPP encompasses different sorts of European parties: from liberal western ones to more conservative post-communist ones, including those in countries where democratic and pluralist norms are not as firmly rooted.
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Kosovo, which is majority Albanian, declared independence from Serbia with Western support in 2008, almost a decade after NATO air strikes drove out Serbian security forces accused of killing and expelling civilians from the ethnic Albanian majority during a counter-insurgency war.
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Rights groups and students say that under Sisi, Egypt's universities have hounded students as a matter of routine, stationing dozens of security forces on campuses, expelling hundreds of students suspected of Islamist leanings, and abusing or torturing many of those they arrest.
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The Obama administration in October formally accused Russia of trying to interfere in election through cyber attacks and last week, sanctioned Russia by expelling 35 Russian officials and barring Russian officials from two sites believed to be used for Russian intelligence purposes.
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The best real-world touch, however, may be the "laundry chute"—a sack-style compartment for storing your worn clothes, which compresses into the bag's wall (expelling extra air through a valve) and then zips out when you find a washing machine.
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Lack of progress for the loonie came one day after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sought to quell a crisis that threatens his chances of re-election, expelling from party ranks two former Cabinet members he said had undermined the ruling Liberals.
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After all, if there are only regional crises and regional solutions, it's Turkey's job — not the US's — to help educate Syrian refugee children; it's not Canada's job to keep Kenya from closing the Dadaab refugee camp and expelling the 260,000 people living there.
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The discriminatory measures included expelling thousands of Qatari citizens, prohibiting Qataris from traveling through the UAE, and limiting "the rights of Qataris to any speech deemed to be in support of or opposed to the actions against Qatar," according to the ICJ.
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The administration announced new sanctions on Russia last week, expelling 35 diplomats and shutting down two of the country's compounds in the United States, after an FBI and Department of Homeland Security report linked the Kremlin to hacking of Democratic Party organizations.
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Since then, the Saudi government has responded with a steady string of retaliatory measures, expelling the Canadian ambassador from Riyadh and recalling the Saudi envoy to Ottawa, suspending Saudi state airline flights to Toronto, and ending thousands of Saudi scholarship programs in Canada.
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The U.S. initially blamed the Cuban government, expelling two Cuban diplomats from Washington in May, but it is understood the Cuban government has been very cooperative with investigators, and U.S. officials are now open to multiple theories about the origin of the attacks.
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The bottom line: If NATO countries join the U.K. in expelling Russian diplomats from their countries or choose to freeze Russian assets, they would be sending an undeniably clear message to Russia that its shadow operations will not go unpunished among NATO allies.
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The U.S. embassy has been reduced to a skeleton staff and has suspended almost all visa processing after the Trump administration in October pulled 60 percent of embassy personnel and ordered a similar reduction at the Cuban embassy in Washington, expelling 15 diplomats.
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Because Pyongyang deems the demonstration of itself as an indisputable ICBM-armed nuclear power to be the key to reaping continual economic concessions and expelling U.S. troops from South Korea — both necessary conditions to changing the balance of power in the Korean Peninsula.
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But expelling Russian intelligence agents would mean that Britain would lose some of its own agents in Moscow, which would have steep costs for London, according to John Bayliss, who retired in 2010 from the Government Communications Headquarters, Britain's electronic intelligence agency.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Russia is expelling a Swedish diplomat in a tit-for-tat move after the Nordic country expelled a Russian diplomat after the poisoning of a former Russian double agent and his daughter in Britain, the Swedish Foreign Ministry said on Friday.
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Grant once issued an order expelling Jews from a Southern military district but Chernow thinks this may have had something to do with Oedipal rage against his father, who once went to Mississippi with three Jewish cotton traders who … does it matter?
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In a heart-to-heart with Noah at a bar after the walkout, Janelle says that she was beloved by students and faculty at the public school she ran before, but she had been disgusted by its policy of expelling difficult students.
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Ms. Le Pen is head of the National Front, an anti-European Union, anti-immigrant far-right coalition her father founded 44 years ago, which she has sought to "de-demonize" since taking charge in 2011 — by, among other things, expelling her father.
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It also follows a move to kick out dozens of Russian officers from the U.S. The Trump administration joined more than a dozen European nations' actions against Russia on Monday morning by expelling 60 diplomats and closing the Russian consulate in Seattle.
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John LewisJohn LewisTrump administration mulls expelling Chinese journalists after WSJ reporters banned: report Obama sends birthday wishes to John Lewis: 'Thanks for making good trouble' Minnesota congressman diagnosed with cancer MORE (D-Ga.) announced in December that he has stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
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But administration officials have offered scant details on the intelligence that led to the strike, which has shaken U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East and prompted the Iraqi parliament to approve a resolution Sunday aimed at expelling American troops from the country.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May earlier on Wednesday announced that Britain was expelling 23 Russian diplomats because it had received no explanation for the poisoning of Sergei Skripal, a Russian former double agent, and his daughter with a Soviet-made nerve toxin.
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"Based on what was said at the session of the European Council, Hungary is expelling a Russian diplomat, who also performs espionage activities," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement to news agency MTI that was later posted on the government's website.
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Image 2500 of 218 ASSAMAKA, Niger – Algeria has abandoned more than 21,2000 people in the Sahara Desert over the past 28 months, including pregnant women and children, expelling them without food or water and forcing them to walk, sometimes at gunpoint, under a blistering sun.
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Mexico "absolutely rejects [North Korea's] recent nuclear activity, which signifies a real and growing violation of international law and represents a grave threat to Asia and the world," the Foreign Ministry said in a press release announcing that it was expelling Ambassador Kim Hyong Gil.
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The reports did not give a reason, but the news comes a day after Dutch authorities said they had disrupted an attempt in April by Russian intelligence agents to hack the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, detaining and then expelling four men.
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When the Foreign Ministry spoke up against the detention of a prominent female activist this summer (including a tweet in Arabic), the kingdom reacted furiously -- suspending air links and ordering thousands of Saudi students to leave Canada, as well as expelling the Canadian ambassador.
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Read more: A Georgetown student connected to the college admissions scandal has filed a lawsuit to keep the school from expelling himProsecutors had asked a judge to sentence Stephen Semprevivo to 18 months in prison, a year of supervised release, and a fine of $95,000.
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The number of Afghans deported from Europe is small compared to the thousands returning voluntarily, but deportations are rising and some migration experts say expelling people to a country where the government controls less than two thirds of territory amid a Taliban insurgency is wrong.
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NEW DELHI — India announced on Thursday that it was expelling a Pakistani officer at the country's diplomatic mission in New Delhi, accusing him of using his consular position to develop an espionage ring, a move likely to worsen tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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He said that "the fake news doesn't want to talk about" his administration's efforts to increase pressure on Russia for its hostile behavior, including expelling 60 Russian officials from the United States in March over the poisoning of a former Russian spy on British soil.
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On Tuesday, China announced that it was expelling correspondents for The Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, and demanded that these organizations, as well as the Voice of America and Time magazine, provide the government with detailed information about their operations.
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Yawning is hard-wired into our nervous system, like sneezing as a way of cleaning out our nasal passages, or coughing as a way of expelling mucus in our throat, but "yawning is probably the least well-understood of all of these," he said.
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Beijing (CNN Business)The Wall Street Journal's publisher confirmed Friday that Chinese authorities have declined to renew one of its reporters' press credentials, effectively expelling him from the country, following an investigative story he worked on about a cousin of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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DUBAI, Jan 14 (Reuters) - A prominent hardline Iranian cleric said expelling Britain's ambassador would be "the best thing that can happen to him" as otherwise loyal supporters of a slain general could "chop him to small pieces", the Eslahat news website reported on Tuesday.
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While Trump was flying back to Washington from his resort in Florida on Sunday evening, he told reporters on Air Force One that he would "charge them sanctions like they've never seen before" if the country goes forward with expelling US forces from the country.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a tweet that the sanctions would be unveiled "in the coming weeks" and urged all countries to fully implement existing U.N. sanctions and to back the U.S. pressure campaign by expelling North Korean "financial facilitators and trade reps".
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That should immediately be followed by cancelling the visas of government officials and their family members and expelling those who live in the U.S. and ally nations (many family members of government officials are living luxurious lives in developed countries thanks to stolen government monies).
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Numan Kurtulmus, a deputy prime minister, predicted that the Netherlands would have to apologize to Turkey for blocking Mr. Cavusoglu from flying to the country, and for expelling the family affairs minister, Fatma Betul Sayan Kaya, after she had entered by land from Germany.
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Despite the U.S. joining other Western countries in expelling Russian diplomats over the nerve agent attack, Trump has personally refrained from criticizing Moscow, and has repeatedly spoken in the past of his desire for closer ties with Russia, even as relations between the two countries plummet.
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He said that while Qatar would likely not meet every demand, it could conceivably make concessions that partially satisfied the points — for example, agreeing that Al Jazeera would adopt certain editorial lines, or expelling leaders of Islamist groups that Saudi Arabia and its allies took issue with.
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In 1966, horrified by the US war in Vietnam and the gruesome images of it appearing in the media, she embarked on The War Series (1966–70), a group of frenetic paintings featuring bodies, heads, helicopters, and bombs, often expelling things from their openings and orifices.
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As far back as 2005, the second-in-command of Al Qaeda upbraided the affiliate in a 6,500-word letter, saying the group should focus on expelling American troops, and hold off on attacking Shiites in Iraq and neighboring Arab countries until that first goal was accomplished.
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On Thursday, President Obama announced several emblematic measures against Russia for "cyber operations aimed at the U.S. election," including expelling 35 Russian intelligence operatives from the United States, sanctioning two of the country's security agencies and releasing a declassified report detailing malicious cyber activity by Russian actors.
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This helped offset the U.S. Conference Board's consumer confidence data, which was weaker than expected, and news that the United States and many of its allies were expelling more than 100 Russian diplomats in retaliation for a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain.
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On the show, those fictional school administrators have suggested expelling the dumbest student (which happens to be Chris) to raise test scores, allowed Peter Griffin to run for school board, and then, like 28 seasons later, let him serve as the temporary principal at James Woods High.
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President Obama has ordered a full report on the issue, and last week he put in place new sanctions against Russian intelligence organizations and individuals, in addition to expelling 35 Russian officials from the country and closing two stateside facilities used by the Russians for intelligence purposes.
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Yet by the time the polls closed on Tuesday , tens of millions of Americans voted for a policy platform that included profiling Muslims, expelling millions of unauthorized immigrants, walling off the nation's third-largest trading partner and starting a trade war with the world's next superpower.
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" On Putin expelling hundreds of Americans from Russia: "I want to thank him because we're trying to cut down our payroll and as far as I'm concerned I'm very thankful that he let go of a large number of people because now we have a smaller payroll.
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The New York State Assembly has proposed amending state law to affirm the obligation of charter schools to follow certain procedures before suspending or expelling students — procedures that noncharter public schools must clearly follow — and to require charter schools to report student discipline data every year. Gov.
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"The comments from Speaker Straus are exactly right: The discourse around expelling trans people from public life in Texas will cost lives, and the politicians who are playing with those lives should be ashamed of themselves," Chase Strangio, a staff attorney for the ACLU, told Broadly.
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We went to this little pond where the water would pool up, and Benny was saying how he could control his breath, stay submerged for a long time under water, sometimes almost drowning himself, taking water into his lungs, then expelling it and coming back to life.
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Already a whopping 57 percent of the people in the Income Based Repayment (IBR) program have been kicked out of the program on just one of the many premises available to the Department of Education for expelling people from the program, which is failing to verify income.
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In practice, the Trump administration has produced a contradictory record: Mr. Trump has kept up the Putin-friendly rhetoric even as his cabinet has persuaded him to take a series of tough actions, escalating sanctions, expelling Russian diplomats suspected of spying and supplying defensive weapons to Ukraine.
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During his eventful single term from 1989 to 1993, he helped bring the Cold War to a peaceful end, paved the way for the reunification of Germany, won the Persian Gulf war expelling Iraqi invaders from Kuwait and signed landmark environmental, civil rights and disabilities legislation.
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Tension between the United States and Russia reached a high point under Trump last week when Russia expelled 60 US diplomats and closed the US Consulate in St. Petersburg in response to the United States expelling the same number of Russian diplomats and closing their Seattle consulate.
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Mr. Trump has proposed returning to a more aggressive approach: rounding up and expelling potentially millions of people, including those not convicted of serious wrongdoing or, for that matter, even charged with any crime at all other than being in the United States without legal blessing.
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Despite periodic strains in their post-Soviet ties, however, Russia remains the biggest supplier of energy to Bulgaria, which also declined to join its NATO and EU allies last year in expelling Russian diplomats over the poisoning of a former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, in Britain.
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So when turtle-headed sea snakes cast aside their old rags, they are also permanently expelling a big dose of trace metals—and the researchers found that the urban-industrial populations are exploiting the benefits of this ability, shedding their skins more frequently than their clean-living relatives.
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Related: Boko Haram Is Using More Children to Carry Out Suicide Bombings The case centered on whether Habré, feted at the White House in 1987 by President Ronald Reagan after expelling Libyan forces from Chad, ordered the large-scale assassination and torture of political opponents and ethnic rivals.
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The White House is exploring options for expelling Fethullah Gulen, the Turkish cleric accused by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of orchestrating an attempted coup in 2016, in hopes that Erdogan lets up pressure on the Saudis over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul, NBC News reports.
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When the Tigers bombed buses and airports, the majoritarian state detained many innocent Tamils without cause and tortured or killed them on suspicions of terrorism; in their quest for a monoethnic state, the Tigers mirrored Sinhala nationalists, killing dissidents and expelling Muslims from territory they held in the north.
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The president's governing ZANU-PF party this month moved to draw a line under the era of Mugabe, who during his decades in power became feared as a despot and presided over economic collapse, by formally expelling the ex-president's wife Grace and her allies from the organization.
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Gulf Arab states have not made public any demands on Qatar but a journalist with the state-funded Al Jazeera network has shared a list that includes Qatar severing diplomatic ties with Iran and expelling members of the Palestinian Hamas group and the Muslim Brotherhood who live in Doha.
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"The Italians and Romans have occupied the land once again, and most important after faith is pushing them away, deterring them, and expelling them from our lands," says the head of AQIM's "Council of Dignitaries," Abu Obeida Yusuf al-'Annabi, according to a translation by the SITE Intelligence Group.
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But men, and their preferences, are fickle, and Putin may be changing his tune after the United States implemented tough sanctions against Russian oligarchs, retaliated against Moscow for the poisoning of Sergei Skirpal and his daughter by expelling Russian diplomats, and led strikes against Syrian chemical weapons targets.
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Russia recently expelled 60 American diplomats from Russia in retaliation for the U.S. expelling 60 Russian diplomats from the U.S. in solidarity with the U.K. government declaring Russia guilty of the poisoning of the former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia Skripal, at the beginning of March.
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This is also in response to the U.S. expelling 35 Russians and seizing two Russian properties in the U.S. that were believed to be used as centers of gravity for Russian intelligence collection operations, all done during the Obama administration to also address Russian interference in the election.
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President Trump has signed an order expelling 60 Russian intelligence and diplomatic officers from the U.S. and closing a Russian consulate in Seattle in response to Russia's involvement in the poisoning of a former Russian spy in the U.K., senior administration officials told reporters on a Monday morning call.
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Greece and Russia, traditional friends, have already found themselves at odds on the political level, with Athens expelling Russian diplomats in July for trying to influence public opinion against an agreement with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia under which Greece's small neighbor would be renamed Northern Macedonia.
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Tensions between the US and Russia have only escalated in the two weeks since that call, with Trump expelling 60 Russian diplomats the US believes were intelligence agents in response to Russia's alleged use of a nerve agent to poison a former Russian spy in the United Kingdom.
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Managing tensions with Moscow Officials acknowledge that relations between Russia and the West have sunk to their lowest point in decades, punctuated by both sides expelling scores of diplomats over the poisoning of a former double agent in the U.K. last month that Western nations have blamed on Russia.
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But surely an ideal Code of Conduct would actually try to "foster productive discourse between people who would hate each other discussing any other subject," at least to the extent possible, rather than be geared towards expelling from the conversation anyone who has expressed an unacceptable opinion in any forum anywhere.
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Expelling them all would, the argument goes, reduce the mainstream party groups to western and northern European rumps, and further fracture the EU. Thus, even when he voted for Article 7 disciplinary procedures against Hungary in September, Mr Weber insisted that he was voting "not against Fidesz, not against Viktor Orban".
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WHEN, in a hissy fit, North Korea shut down the Kaesong industrial zone almost three years ago, pulling out its workers and expelling their South Korean managers, many were puzzled as to why the conservative administration of Park Geun-hye, South Korea's president, would work so hard to restart it.
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