LBG's approach to ring-fencing is to maximise the size of its ring-fenced bank and maintain a small non-ring-fenced bank.
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Barclays has named directors for the board of its non-ring-fenced bank, which will be separated from its ring-fenced operation in the first half of next year.
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The prohibition or restriction by LBG's regulator to upstream dividends from the ring-fenced bank to support non-ring fenced entities could also result in a downgrade of both entities' IDRs.
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Banks are currently working on how the ring-fenced and non-ring-fenced banks will interact and provide services to each other, while showing the regulator that the two entities are independent.
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Make sure they're fenced in and have shade and water.
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"I was wondering why it's not fenced off," Bachon said.
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While welcoming foreign farm workers, Poland has fenced out refugees.
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It is also fenced off and usually protected by guards.
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It has carefully fenced its Chinese and international versions, though.
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They prefer to go to another park that is fenced.
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Congress fenced $2.5 billion until it receives the ISIS strategy.
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His own grave is fenced after it was desecrated twice.
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The backyard is fenced and includes a Carolina bluestone patio.
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We hummed past driftwood-fenced dunes and headed for the docks.
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The budgets aren't ring fenced for services or adult social care.
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Heavy industrial robots had to be fenced off from human contact.
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The operator's software defines a geo-fenced area with two borders.
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A short flight takes you down to the grassy, fenced backyard.
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Outdoor space: A silver maple towers over the fenced back lawn.
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Ski Dubai has fenced-off areas where beginners can take lessons.
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But their hardtops fully retract for a less fenced-in feeling.
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Wildwood, for example, opened a fenced-in dog park in 2014.
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Outdoor space: The property is fenced and has a security gate.
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And what if an improperly fenced-off dog or cat slips outside?
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He's angry the beach is being fenced off for the annual festival.
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Bullock's home sits on nearly three acres of fenced, beachfront real estate.
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If you have a dog, you may need a fenced-in backyard.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is 0.36 acre, fenced, with raised flower beds.
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The explorers are focusing on three sites inside the fenced-off area.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about 0.15 acre, fenced, with a backyard.
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There are construction sites, dusty fenced-in clearings, and dismal apartment blocks.
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Outdoor space: The property includes a private driveway and a fenced backyard.
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But it had a fenced-in yard that their dog, Butters, appreciated.
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Two balconies attached to his apartment were fenced off by metal wiring.
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Finally, the good trends have to be fenced off from poisonous politics.
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The 0.29-acre property includes a fenced backyard with a play area.
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People can't get too close to the structure, which is fenced off.
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He said he could not stand being fenced in at Fort Ord.
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The 0.29-acre property includes a fenced backyard with a play area.
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In McAllen, Texas, adult men are being held in fenced-in pens.
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The ring-fenced bank will provide banking services to individuals and smaller businesses in the UK. The non-ring-fenced bank Barclays Bank PLC will provide products and services to larger corporate clients, wholesale and international banking clients.
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We are looking for an inside home for Cathleen with a fenced yard.
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One neighborhood contains fenced-off housing foundations that have sat idle for years.
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Beside them a metal-fenced racing track cuts through the pancake-flat desert.
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Outdoor space: Apple trees and raspberry bushes grow in the partially fenced yard.
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But flourishing within the fenced property are symbols of life, growth, and revitalization.
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But they are for the most part well tended, fenced off, freshly painted.
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Meticulous setting, big party deck w/ hot tub, fenced yard, 10x20 strg shed.
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The twins both fell into their backyard pool, which was not fenced in.
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The report included photos illustrating the overcrowding of migrants in small, fenced areas.
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This fenced-in community holds about 40,000 Syrian refugees and it's growing. pic.twitter.
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You'll also have access to a fenced in yard behind the main house.
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Outdoor space: The lower level walks out to a grassy fenced patio area.
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It was a fenced-in yard, and she met me at the gate.
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Outdoor space: The narrow backyard is paved and fenced, and has multiple levels.
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A white picket-fenced area next to it was prepared for a garden.
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A rear entrance is approached by a brick walkway through a fenced garden.
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The yard is fenced and includes a paved, circular patio with a firepit.
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Outdoor space: The fenced backyard pool area has concrete paving and crushed granite.
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The property also has a small front yard and a fenced, paved backyard.
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The garden was fenced off, but open to visitors at the gallery's discretion.
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The task of recruiting appropriate board members and the make-up of the board for both the ring-fenced and non-ring fenced entities will be very different, depending on where the non-UK businesses end up, the sources said.
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The group had previously planned to transfer a material portion of its business into a non-ring-fenced bank, ANTS, and to maintain in San UK only those activities that by law have to be included in a ring-fenced bank.
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The sprawling park is fenced in along the boundary between Limpopo and the wildlife.
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You pace outside the fenced-off landing zone, watching volunteers reunite with loved ones.
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He started climbing the fenced-in balconies of the building with wire cutters handy.
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In 2004, Spain quietly fenced off the most contaminated land near the bomb craters.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The six acres are lightly wooded and landscaped, with a fenced garden.
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There won't be much access when these lands are fenced off by commercial development.
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The stabbing victims were from the fenced-in West Bank settlement of Neve Tsuf.
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Portions of the property are in a conservation easement; all of it is fenced.
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The northern opening was in a fenced commercial lot with stacks of wooden pallets.
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Mr. Halprin's Heritage Park Plaza in Fort Worth has been fenced off since 2007.
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Outdoor space: The sunroom steps down to a fenced backyard with raised garden beds.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house sits on a half-acre and has a fenced yard.
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The fenced backyard has flowing patches of gravel and synthetic grass framed by bamboo.
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These include those where migrants are kept in fenced enclosures, the so-called cages.
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The 7,841-square-foot lot features an open-air porch and fenced-in backyard.
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One photo in the invitation shows a fenced area dedicated only to Amazon's inventory.
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The freshman building where the shooting took place still stands, fenced off, on campus.
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A kitchen door leads to a deck overlooking the fenced pool area and garden.
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The current accounts, savings and deposits activities of Bank of Scotland, Lloyds Bank and Halifax will sit within the ring-fenced bank, while a new non-ring-fenced bank, Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets, will include loan market activities within Commercial Banking Markets Financing.
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The bank has decided that the unit would only fit in its ring-fenced business.
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I need a safely fenced-in place where I can still dare to have... hope.
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Under Britain's post-financial-crisis rules, its international arm would be ring-fenced, legally speaking.
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I never let them off leash outside of fenced-in areas because I'm too paranoid.
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They have a fenced-in yard, so the puppy happily runs around without a leash.
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I have a fenced backyard, so I am allowed to pull weeds in my pajamas.
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Farmers have fenced off thousands of kilometres of rivers to prevent livestock from wading in.
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We also expect the programme to continue to be ring-fenced from MPK's other operations.
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For safety reasons, drones are relegated to fenced-in cages on the CES show floor.
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The drones are also geo-fenced so none can wander out of the safe zone.
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This means more relatively warm air that can potentially destabilize the cold, fenced-in Arctic.
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Irish heavyweight champion Karl Roche locked the door of the fenced enclosure for each fight.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is a fifth of an acre, fenced and shaded by redwoods.
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It included what was most important to them — a fenced yard for their two dogs.
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The subsidiaries of the big four Greek banks in Cyprus have also been ring-fenced.
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"I did see a fenced-in paddock that had a skeleton in it," Lewis said.
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I have seen, but without pleasure, Realms of Sweets that are fenced or walled enclosures.
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Doors in the master bedroom open to a large fenced deck above the double carport.
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He joined two rowhouses, refaced the facades and added a fenced areaway, among other things.
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On July 11, Birmingham Audubon fenced off the whole area and put up protective signs.
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The backyard is fenced and paved, with plantings along the perimeter and a koi pond.
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The fenced backyard has a brick patio accessible from the kitchen with space for gardens.
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There they saw an alcove studio on the ground floor with a private fenced patio.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The fenced pool area has a wooden deck with a gazebo-like structure.
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His department is running extra patrols near the site and six others, which are fenced in.
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Some buildings are fenced with barbed wire; guards check for bombs under cars entering their grounds.
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Ms Shortall says implementing the plan would require a €7bn ring-fenced investment over ten years.
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Santander Group can provide any products that the ring-fenced bank cannot offer under the regulations.
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THE Mausoleum of Augustus in Rome is a sad place: fenced off and closed to visitors.
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Around Tuscaloosa are cranes, fenced-off construction zones and new apartments (8,270 additional beds since 2012).
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Some areas are fenced off with pallets donated by local businesses, giving off a shantytown vibe.
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Work on the burial site has been halted for now, and it has been fenced off.
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OUTDOOR SPACE A fenced cutting garden is in front the house, outside of the family room.
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Cronin tried, but he couldn't keep the cows out unless he fenced off the whole pasture.
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Personal and small business banking services will have to be provided by a 'ring-fenced bank'.
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Outdoor space: The 2279-acre property includes a fenced backyard with a patio and swimming pool.
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Outdoor space: The 0.12-acre property includes a fenced yard and a detached two-car garage.
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Gilead corrals its outcasts "like sheep into fenced-in ghost towns with no food and water".
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Outdoor space: The fenced backyard has new concrete walkways leading to a detached two-car garage.
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The downstairs guest room opens directly to the backyard, near a fenced garden with raised beds.
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Outdoor space: The 3493-acre lot includes specimen trees, elegantly trimmed hedges and a fenced backyard.
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He said he thought a path around part of the lagoon should have been fenced off.
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Still, some residents worry about their proximity to sites that are fenced off because of contamination.
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Charles I had created London's largest park, Richmond, a 21916,21851-acre fenced-in wilderness, in 18726.
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Residents can relax on the front porch or spend time outdoors in the fenced-in backyard.
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The person then proceeds to drag her across the concrete ground over to a fenced area.
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A fenced yard between the main house and the carriage house has grass and brick paving.
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Meanwhile, HSBC will create a new ring-fenced bank, HSBC UK, that will include personal and commercial customers in the UK. The non-ring-fenced bank, HSBC Bank PLC, will include all the bank's global banking and markets customers within its wholesale and investment banking division.
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Many of those people came via Hungary, until Orban fenced off much of its border with Serbia.
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The lions are raised in cages and small pens before being put in a larger fenced area.
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The rot set in when a person first fenced off some land and declared: "This is mine".
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The camp is fenced, equipped with CCTV cameras and guarded by military patrols, the crisis center said.
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"The entrance is prohibited, but since this whole thing is not fenced, it means we can 😀"
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He has already fenced off nearby water sources using wire so that his cattle don't contaminate them.
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In the past year China, too, has eased the capital controls that fenced off its debt markets.
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The backyards in the Sheridans' neighborhood in Skillman are heavily wooded, and few of them are fenced.
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Reports of "ring-fenced" banks not being able to pay dividends were also "complete tripe", he said.
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To set up the school, civic officials cleared a space under the flyover and fenced it off.
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Bekali was driven to a fenced compound in Karamay, where three buildings held more than 1,000 internees.
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Drones can already be "ring-fenced" electronically to stop them straying into dangerous areas, such as airports.
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Buddy will have a large fenced in yard and his new 'brother' to play in it with.
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The targets of the gunfire ran onto the fenced school playground where the two girls were hit.
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The buses will initially be deployed in tourist spots, airports and other controlled, or geo-fenced areas.
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Lloyds estimates that around 97% of group loans and advances will sit within the ring-fenced bank.
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You have this house right down the street with a fenced-in yard, can we move in?
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She then suggested that public spaces such as playgrounds and housing estate void decks be fenced off.
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Today, both the West Bank and Gaza are fenced and Palestinians require a permit to enter Israel.
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But access was later blocked to farmers' other allotments when Chiquibul's land was fenced off, he said.
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Mr Osborne has ring-fenced the budgets for a few large departments, such as health and education.
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"[The shooter] shot everybody lined up along the fenced area to get to the bar," he adds.
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About 163 cats now live in a fenced-in section of Southpoint Park, which opened in 2011.
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The US-Mexico border is 1,933 miles long, and only about 650 miles of it is fenced.
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To keep people away from the hazard, the parks department fenced off the area, including an esplanade.
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A sliding-glass door in the dining room opens to a rear deck in the fenced backyard.
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Even the playground isn't inspiring — a fenced-in yard with some toys scattered around the wood chips.
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He uses surveillance cameras to track her every move and automated alarms to keep her fenced in.
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The basement, half finished, held a laundry room, and the fenced-in backyard was bigger than most.
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They updated the interior, added blue siding and fenced in the backyard for Cooper, their lab mix.
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It first ring-fenced real dollar deposits, an admission that zollars were, in fact, a new currency.
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Back outside, security would not allow him to leave the fenced-in premises until his taxi arrived.
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Some of his horses broke out of a fenced area; he later found them shot to death.
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The property includes two fenced areas, including a side yard that was used as a dog run.
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To prepare, they bought a home in Dimondale near the Grand River with a fenced-in yard.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The property is fenced and gated, with about 1,000 square feet of outdoor living space.
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It was modern and light-filled, with a roof deck, ocean views and a wide, fenced backyard.
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On a recent visit, four more homes in a row were fenced off and likely awaiting demolition.
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Hammer had been living in a bamboo-fenced area near the buffalo fight ring for a month.
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Requests for medical equipment have been denied because funding has been ring-fenced for hosting the Games.
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The ger is situated in a capacious fenced compound, with a platform built for a second tent.
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Fitch expects to incorporate such considerations into the ratings once we have sufficient and credible information to form an opinion around the creditworthiness of the future ring-fenced and non-ring-fenced entities separately, and of the impact on the group, if any, in light of the planned changes.
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As the police walked into the fenced area, two small dogs appeared, followed by a third, larger canine.
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Instead, he promotes testing in geo-fenced areas at medium speeds around 30 mph to get denser data.
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The homes are placed in corrals fenced with brushwood, far from tarred roads and the nation's power grid.
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If a player wants to derail the momentum, he might toss the ball into a fenced-in area.
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The creation of separately capitalised and ring-fenced legal entities within the group could result in rating differentiation.
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SpaceX bulldozed grasses and cacti next to the Pointers' home to erect a bustling barbwire-fenced work yard.
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For $25, Cathleen is now up for adoption, but this time at a home with a fenced yard.
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Then it becomes clear it's about Gaza and the future of the impoverished and fenced-in Palestinian enclave.
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"Drake wanted the freedom to move around on stage and not worry about being fenced in," he says.
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Nearby, men watched from the fenced-in enclosure where they were waiting for security clearance from Kurdish intelligence.
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Auro initially developed and operated driverless shuttles for private geo-fenced locations such as corporate and university campuses.
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The property would remain fenced off, and guards at each entrance would continue to monitor security, Johnson said.
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But Lore said in October that Store No. 8 companies would be "ring fenced" from the larger operation.
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Outside, there is a private, fenced yard, a large deck with two seating areas, and an outdoor shower.
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People react to the fenced-in detention centers for children and babies and say this is not America.
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The two men — both of whom have seriously green thumbs — made a wooden deck for the fenced backyard.
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OUTDOOR SPACE Sliding doors from the family room lead to a new stone patio and a fenced yard.
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Nearly 700 miles of border are already fenced off — all before President Trump's proposed border wall is completed.
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After they were told no, other individuals — including some with packed bags — started walking toward the fenced border.
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Instead, housing is getting fenced in by rising mortgage rates, as well as high prices and low inventory.
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There is a deck on the side of the house, a fenced backyard and a detached storage shed.
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The closeup images on Google Earth were too blurry for him to tell if the border was fenced.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The lot is nearly an acre and a half, with fenced gardens along the Neshobe River.
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The monument was fenced off on that side, and the grass around it was replaced with paver stones.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and H.R. McMaster, the national security adviser, have ring-fenced Trump's recklessness and bellicosity.
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The area has been fenced off since last month and will remain like that for the time being.
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That frustrates Mr. Mouland and his friends, who say they are already fenced in by too many rules.
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Currently, the U.S. has a nearly 2,000-mile land border with Mexico but only 654 miles is fenced.
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Next year's stress test will include CYBG bank, and the standalone ring-fenced arms of the main lenders.
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The room "Prosperity," displays around one hundred objects from the Qing dynasty in a large fenced-in case.
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The park is mostly fenced off around the city, but there are gaps to allow the animals to migrate.
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The farm is fenced off, and he feeds his cows on dry, over-grazed grassland flanked by a graveyard.
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They have small garages or no garages, piles of firewood, Subarus, tire swings and fenced-off spots for gardens.
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Outside, the property boasts a fenced-in tennis court, a 50-foot swimming pool and spa with a cabana.
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The project plot is a fenced-off tract of boulders dumped by what used to be a sandy beach.
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Tide deposits are held by PPS in a ring-fenced account at Barclays and cannot be invested by PPS.
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Finally, next to the skatepark, there is a series of tennis courts, each fenced in by towering chain link.
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This means that a specific portion of EDF Energy's renewable energy has been "ring-fenced" for Jaguar Land Rover.
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The fire ignited in a fenced-in area under the expressway, where the state stores construction materials, McMurry said.
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It was also both constructively and literally true: The event has fenced off a large area of the city.
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In May, a young California toddler died after falling into the family's swimming pool, which was not fenced in.
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The entire hotel was fenced off—except for the entrance, which had gold Olympic rings hanging over the door.
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The fenced yard was small, so Greg claimed the vacant lot next door, and then expanded into additional lots.
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One by one, Mr. Figueroa and his son, José, 28, took the gamecocks to exercise in a fenced pen.
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Today, several fenced-off areas are still contaminated, and the long-term health effect on villagers is poorly understood.
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Animals may run wild through even fenced fields -- or defecate in rivers and lakes used to irrigate nearby farms.
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"I think that we fenced really well today and I'm proud of my team," Zagunis said after that match.
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The facility, which is managed by Roseburg, was fenced off in 1986 and has been declared a Superfund site.
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Europe's biggest bank HSBC has renewed its focus on home loans to boost revenue in its ring-fenced arm.
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The Islamist militant group also says it has two Israeli civilians who previously walked into the fenced-off enclave.
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Other renovated properties were stripped down to their bones and rebuilt — taller, larger, more colorful, with fenced-in backyards.
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The overcrowding crisis has been unfolding invisibly, with journalists and lawyers offered little access to fenced-off border facilities.
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They live on an eight-acre, fenced-in "turkey kingdom" in the woods, the sanctuary's founder, Kurt Andernach, said.
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Not to worry: nearby there is a fenced-in pond to splash around in, the newly renovated Dog Beach.
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The safehouse, ring-fenced by security forces, was once the home of ex-intelligence chief Mohamed Atta al-Moula.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The lot is nearly a half-acre, with a lawn, fenced yard, brick patio and perennial beds.
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The house sits on about a fifth of an acre, with a partially fenced yard, mature trees and shrubs.
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"At first, I fenced foil, the lightest one, but it felt too"—he made an Errol Flynn-ish gesture.
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In total, Pidikia residents estimate a 60 percent reduction in income since the area was fenced off last year.
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Tracts of land which were once open for roaming have been fenced off by unscrupulous town-dwellers and wealthier herders.
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Fenced in by arid hills, one is sure to witness an assortment of shades of blue in the lake's waters.
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The fenced-in yard was also full of appliances and the fence was knocked over and lying on the ground.
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The mountains' craggy bases are fenced in by a long parade of leafless birch trees mingled with small blue spruces.
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In the footage, children can be seen crying and attempting to climb chairs to escape the fenced-in playground area.
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Vickers has accused BoE of watering down the commission's recommendations on capitalising "ring fenced" retail arms of lenders from 2019.
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Our dogs love playing together, and my neighbor has a nice-sized fenced yard, so the dogs can really party.
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The location where Roscoe had been left in a fenced yard was now under 10 to 12 feet of water.
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Santander UK will become Santander's main ring-fenced bank in the UK, serving all its UK personal and business customers.
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It agreed to a "social-spending floor" that ring-fenced spending on such services as school meals and poverty relief.
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The border between the two countries is almost 2,000 miles long, and 700 of those are walled or fenced off.
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And city parks sometimes have fenced-in areas to assure that fragile plants are not being stepped on, or worse.
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The investment bank would be renamed NatWest Markets at the same time and would be outside the ring-fenced bank.
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This year, however, Freedom Square, the traditional rallying point of the opposition, has been fenced off and renamed Exchange Square.
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"The land was just kind of sitting there, fenced and looking very post-apocalyptic," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It took him 14 minutes to schmooze his way about 100 feet across the room to a fenced-off circle.
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In the front of the property, there's a fenced-in garden where guests can pick in-season vegetables and herbs.
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Inside the fenced perimeter of one in August, stood two 500-metre-long green hangars into which military vehicles drove.
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Outdoor space: The 2477 acre property includes a fenced backyard with a brick patio and a detached two-car garage.
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The low wall was several hundred yards outside of a fenced-in and guarded Israeli settlement deep within Palestinian territory.
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Desperate mothers and sick children had to be herded into fenced enclosures because there was nowhere else to put them.
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Unless these trends are challenged, Britain looks set to emerge with a fenced-off, more vindictive and more callous society.
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They will be his, singularly forthright; unattended by subtlety or complication; and fenced on all sides by his personal experience.
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When they get tired of dancing, there are toys and blocks to play with and a fenced-off relaxation area.
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In some cases, the wall will bisect their property and leave parts of it fenced off on the wrong side.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about a fifth of an acre, fenced, with a brick back patio and mature trees.
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But now, about 50 miles from here, Capital Lodge in Tioga, built for 2,000 workers, is a fenced-off ghost town.
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Sinn was eventually let back into the home, with a new routine and a new large fenced-in area to play.
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One of our priorities when we were shopping for houses was a big fenced-in backyard, and this house really delivered.
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But the men were not given cots because there was not enough room for them to sleep inside the fenced area.
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It rises to a landing with double glass doors opening to a large fenced terrace on top of the rear porch.
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" If a single word could describe the fenced-in holding pens for undocumented immigrants at processing facilities, some might choose "cages.
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Mr Swartzentruber's chicken sheds have plenty of windows and doors that open onto a fenced grassy field whenever the weather permits.
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SHOULD Western democracies make the defence of religious freedom around the world a separate, fenced-off part of their foreign policy?
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"We had to find a way to make the game still fun while you're 'fenced up' on the spot," he explained.
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In fact, the company has been covertly testing the mower outdoors, in a fenced-off section of the company's Bedford, Mass.
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Owls, hawks and coyotes are known to grab unmonitored pets, even if the pets are kept in a fenced back yard.
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On Thursday several streets in downtown Buenos Aires were fenced in and there was a strong police presence on some corners.
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Exceptional notching for a ring-fenced regulatory environment was applied between the implied insurance operating company ratings and holding company IDRs.
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Many other similar facilities are fenced in and heavily patrolled by security to keep out squatters, vandals, and curious urban explorers.
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Developers, for instance, have recently fenced off one of Beirut's last stretches of natural waterfront to build more gated high-rises.
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He often invites audiences at his rallies to boo the journalists gathered in a special fenced-off part of the room.
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"The sanctions were ring-fenced to a different part of Cosco's business, nothing to do with bulk shipping," Bhatti told Reuters.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The screened porch opens to the yard, which is fenced and planted with star jasmine, crepe myrtle and bamboo.
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Outside South Africa's cities is cowboy country, with wide, fenced ranches punctuated by townlets featuring beef-jerky stores and tractor wholesalers.
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They have American-made cars, flat screen TVs, and fenced-in yards for dogs that are there to protect private property.
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But even during the fighting, both sides appeared bent on avoiding wider conflict after weeks of violence along the fenced border.
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What matters equally and draws the throngs to a dusty, fenced in enclosure in the center of Anoumabo, is the music.
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The Border Patrol recently placed families in a fenced-in encampment under a bridge in El Paso with little hot food.
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Outdoor space: The living room walks out to a fenced concrete patio at the side of the house with a firepit.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, Miguel's son, named I'M, fell onto an un-fenced spa tub and suffered fatal injuries.
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But mainly he sold drugs, always with the same cadre of friends in the fenced courtyard behind 350 East 20143rd Street.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house sits on a 0.39-acre lot and has a fenced yard with perennial gardens and walking paths.
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Except that the coffee shop had been squeezed out; in its place, a large pink building was fenced up for construction.
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She recounted her own visit to a DHS detention facility where she saw kids and nursing moms fenced powerlessly in enclosures.
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But by threatening the shutdown over the wall funding at this stage, it is Mr. Trump who has fenced himself in.
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The March air base group was limited to a fenced quarantine area where only official medical staff were allowed to enter.
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Any funding that goes to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting should be fenced so it cannot be used to underwrite NPR.
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Using the garden's various fenced areas and open spaces, each part of the training focuses on a different truffle-hunting objective.
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The building where most of the killing occurred is fenced-off, replaced by 32 temporary structures housing classrooms, restrooms and administrative offices.
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He also says he no longer plans to wall off America's southern border; some parts of it, he says, will be fenced.
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Wardens had set up an impromptu interview room in a fenced-off area to the side of the main, open-air courtyard.
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BuzzFeed News reporter Talal Ansari photographed one such stranded farm animal outside Rockport, water up to its chest, inside a fenced area.
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A few horses grazed near a big, fenced-in rectangle of grass—in the summer, Celmins explained, this is a polo field.
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Although this "open access" ethos has become more popular in recent years, most researchers' work remains fenced off by an online paywall.
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Old age explains why Sudan is living out his last days isolated in a private enclosure, fenced off from the surrounding grasslands.
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The largest patches of ring-fenced wilderness, however, sit in the spectacular but barren mountain ranges of the west and north-west.
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Fitch does not expect changes related to the requirement of establishing ring-fenced banks in the UK to affect San UK's ratings.
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In Kouna, pumps were installed at a cost of 36 million CFA francs ($63,000) to supply river water to fenced rice fields.
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"These bonds will be underpinned by the cash flows of a ring-fenced project, such as infrastructure or energy projects," it said.
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Moreover, liquidity is strong, with cash reserves totalling GBP3.3bn at FYE16, although GBP1.5bn of this is ring-fenced for the Elizabeth line.
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Its exit was in a fenced-off area in the heavily industrial Otay Mesa warehouse district, about 500 yards from the border.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 5043-acre property includes a fenced backyard with a brick patio, perennial gardens and distinctive hickory and pecan trees.
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The tattooed, dog-owning parent set loves Crux Fermentation Project, which has a fenced yard and is pure Bend magic around sunset.
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The deputy pulled up to the fenced area, which he knew enclosed local beekeepers' hives, and saw that they were on fire.
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Even before this flare-up of militia and construction activity, residents along the border have long been grappling with existing fenced sections.
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This elegant, quietly ominous pavilion consists of an inner ring, inaccessible to viewers, fenced off by hundreds of soaring arched steel struts.
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On Saturday, the site was fenced off and desolate, with construction equipment piled around and the Solovetsky Stone visible from a distance.
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Outdoor space: The 0.05-acre property is planted with jasmine, lilacs and hydrangea and has a fully fenced backyard with a patio.
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The area where the graves were discovered was fenced off last month after the school district was notified of a possible cemetery.
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In services, the company continued to get work filling potholes or maintaining public housing, where budgets were generally ring-fenced, Mursell said.
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In other words, add just a path and some benches, with the lawns fenced off for security and to keep costs down.
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One part of the loft is a kind of playpen, a fenced-off area cluttered with Ashima's old toys and art work.
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Moreover, Barcelona's funding is fully ring-fenced from the regional government scope, as with other municipal entities of common regime in Spain.
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Police and fire crews responded to the scene and found the aircraft had gone down in the fenced yard of the home.
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The summer yappy hour now takes place in a fenced-in, 5,000-square-foot sandy outdoor area a block from the beach.
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The engineer recalled seeing, during the war, a secured, fenced-off area near the 65th Kilometre, where the secret tunnel supposedly exists.
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Similarly, fenced enclosures at processing facilities along the border, the structures that have been labeled as cages, existed under the Obama administration.
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As at other shelters, including state-licensed facilities, the children are not free to leave the site, which is fenced and guarded.
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The first group was limited to a fenced quarantine area on the base, where only official medical staff were allowed to enter.
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By the end of this week, the site will be fenced off and a crew will dismantle it, according to WOOD-TV.
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Bee-fenced farms, Dr King and Dr Vollrath have discovered, suffer only a fifth as many elephant raids as those with conventional protection.
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General David Petraeus, the former CIA director, signed a letter to Congress calling for foreign aid to be ring-fenced in the budget.
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Officials at the fenced and gated cemetery believe it happened over the weekend; it was closed between late Sunday afternoon and Monday morning.
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Knightscope's robotic officers use sensors, code and lasers to autonomously guard a geo-fenced area, be it a campus, shopping mall or warehouse.
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Only a small fraction of the estimated total cost of building the wall has been ring-fenced under Mr Trump's "skinny" budget proposal.
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"Because so much of the budget has been effectively ring-fenced it's just as important to think about the distributional consequences," said Shearing.
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But in 2018, all that desperate tribalism and macho posturing — not to mention those fenced-in internment camps — comes across as downright prescient.
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I've talked to more than a few people who suggest that autonomous vehicles would have their own lanes, or be geo-fenced somehow.
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He ended up coaxing the pup into a fenced-in area with food and water, where he slipped a leash on the chihuahua.
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HSBC's ring-fenced bank will be headquartered in Birmingham from 2018, a year before the separation of the business has to take place.
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While some settlements are surrounded by fences fitted with sensors and security cameras, others have refused to be fenced off on ideological grounds.
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The latest upgrade to the Apollo platform — also announced at Baidu's developer conference — aims to better support autonomous driving in geo-fenced areas.
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Many autonomous vehicles are limited to certain roads like highways or main thoroughfares, conditions like sunshine and dry roads, and geo-fenced areas.
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This three-bedroom two-bathroom house has a beautiful fenced-in backyard, where residents can bask in the Los Angeles sun for hours.
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It's boxlike—walled or fenced on three sides, perpetually shady though with a calm slant of light in the early mornings and evenings.
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The issue began when a blaze ignited in a fenced-in area under the highway, where the state stored construction materials, officials said.
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A local brewery had fenced in a beer garden on the detention center's lawn, and loud jock jams blared in a frenetic symphony.
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The girl surrendered the entire bouquet, and Bella tossed it into the cypress shrubs by the restaurant's entrance, well groomed and fenced in.
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The Zone of Alienation, as it is also known, is a rough circle with an 18-mile radius, fenced off with barbed wire.
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He chased them around the fenced-in area where they run free and stopped to pet retrievers and terriers who crossed his path.
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For example, an artist on tour can send a geo-fenced message out on Bkstg to offer discounted tickets that haven't sold yet.
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The concours event filled with priceless classics that were, amazingly, not fenced off from the attendees — want a selfie with a Lamborghini Miura?
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After gathering her belongings, she was escorted to a loading area fenced with razor wire and placed into a cage inside a van.
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In the Monteverde section of the city, Patrizia Ambrosini, 70, stopped to look at a 15-foot chasm fenced off on the street.
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Disney finally fenced off the Seven Seas Lagoon on Friday and posted proper alligator warnings ... nearly 3 days after Lane Graves' tragic death.
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This four-bedroom, three-bathroom house sits on eight acres, with a pool, a dog kennel and a fenced pasture to corral horses.
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The three-story freshman building, where most of the bloodshed occurred, remained fenced off and closed, and it will not reopen for classes.
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Outdoor space: Pecan trees, fruit trees, rhododendrons, peonies and irises are just some of the flora found on the fenced 0.3-acre property.
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They were among a group of protesters who had gathered at a human rights monument in Ankara that has since been fenced off.
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Mr. Murphy and Mr. Kuhn were quickly located and arrested in Miami, but not before they had unloaded the jewels to be fenced.
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It was ring-fenced from interference by Ukrainian officials and supervised by the FBI, which set up an office inside the new bureau.
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When Kristen Silton and her husband went house shopping several years ago, a fenced-in yard was high on their must-have list.
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Ranging from elaborate fenced playgrounds and rolling fields to small inner-city runs, dog parks are among the fastest growing park amenities nationwide.
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Sometimes the results are surprisingly conventional, especially in "Mountain Valley With Fenced Fields," whose first version resembles a 19th-century hand-tinted engraving.
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More than 400 tule elk — pronounced "too-lee" — live on the seashore, some in a fenced off area and the rest roaming freely.
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In December 2016, the group announced that it intends to maintain the majority of its operations within the ring-fenced bank, San UK. Activities that by law cannot be undertaken by a ring-fenced bank, and which in the case of San UK are only a small part of its overall business, will be transferred to Banco Santander's UK branch.
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The United Housing Foundation, the nonprofit developer of the complex, which opened its first units in 1968, fenced off the property from the river.
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A vacant dirt lot now sits, fenced off, at the site of the collapse, a stitch seemingly yanked from the fabric of Second Avenue.
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The way to responsibly deploy our fully driverless technology is to robustly test and validate in a geo-fenced territory that grows over time.
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In Louisiana, people can put out their trees for curbside pickup and they are dropped in fenced areas on the coast to prevent erosion.
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LBCM is wholly-owned by Lloyds Banking Group plc (LBG, A+/Stable/a) and will head the group's non-ring-fenced bank sub-group.
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Hundreds of migrant families are being detained in a fenced-in area under the Paso del Norte port of entry in El Paso, Texas.
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We have a fenced-in backyard, so I can just open up the back door and let him run around and do his business.
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"There's a need to examine whether any VC activity carried out by FMIs (financial market infrastructures) should have to be ring-fenced," Mersch said.
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"Like most mills, this one also has high fenced walls and a lot of security," said Raj Kumar, the lawyer representing the two mothers.
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Malka and two other farmers told Reuters that some residents need to find new land to farm, since their fields are now fenced off.
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Mesquite Police Dog Theft Investigation On 2000/06/18, two subjects stole a Dogue De Bordeaux puppy from a fenced in yard in Mesquite.
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Parent/Subsidiary Linkage is applicable but given the regulatory, structural and contractual ring-fenced structure of the group it does not impact the ratings.
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In Cleverman, hairypeople are forced to reside in fenced off camps and are hunted down by authorities if they dare tread outside of them.
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However, there was not enough room within the fenced-in pen for every single man to have a cot to sleep on, Banks said.
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The mayor was left to look over the zoo's remaining capybara, Chewy, who sat in the grass in an otherwise empty fenced-in enclosure.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is bit more than a 10th of an acre, fenced and landscaped with a small yard and a perennial garden.
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Now insulated from the elements, the back patio is fenced in with a forest of bamboo and can even be tented for private functions.
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Mr. Benepe, who works near the Sheridan Square garden, said fenced-in greenery brightened up roadsides, improved air quality and caught storm-water runoff.
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I thought if I did, I would be fenced in by them and there would be no way to explore creativity through my feelings.
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On Friday, groups of youths waved Palestinian flags and burnt hundreds of tyres and Israeli flags near the fenced-off border after Friday prayers.
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The new model might require Openreach to become a ring-fenced subsidiary of BT Group, with its own purpose and board members, Ofcom said.
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Where one section of the forest has been properly fenced off and managed, trees have grown tens of feet in just a few years.
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For years, neighbors have complained about the noise coming from a large, fenced-in building here in a southern section of Bulgaria's capital city.
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INDOORS A large country kitchen with a butler's pantry connects to a glass-walled sunroom, which in turns opens onto a fenced English garden.
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Outdoor space: A stairway descends from the screened porch to the fenced backyard, which has a terrace and stone paths that cut through greenery.
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The U.S. government is, as a matter of policy, literally ripping children from the arms of their parents and putting them in fenced enclosures.
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The parks department has fenced off parks and planted deer-resistant vegetation to keep the city's greenery out of the mouths of hungry deer.
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The property is entirely fenced (an automated gate with a pedestrian door gives access) and is planted with Meyer lemon, guava and fig trees.
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Florian Lösche's black box set resembles a playpen fenced in by tautly stretched elastic bands through which the actors force themselves on- and offstage.
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Over 411,000 migrants have entered Slovenia since Hungary fenced off its borders in October and pushed the migrant flow to the west through Slovenia.
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Gestation crates involve confining mother pigs to fenced-in areas barely larger than their bodies, where they also lack the room to turn around.
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In the UK, Barclays and HSBC will have to create ring-fenced banks by 21153 that will include these groups' domestic retail banking operations.
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However, it was painfully and obviously metaphoric: the throngs of "common" attendees were at the base of the hill, fenced off from the action.
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The change ensures that global banks hold enough capital to absorb any losses at their international and ring-fenced retail arms but without costly duplication.
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He persisted, as he wanted all his programs to help humanize the incarcerated if their work was ever to be exhibited beyond the fenced community.
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However, the post-restructuring Rcom will not benefit from GCX's cash flows, which are largely ring-fenced under its USD350 million senior secured bond documents.
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In Germany and Japan, for example, there are compulsory social-insurance payments for all citizens, which provide funding that is ring-fenced for social care.
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Sometimes it is so crowded we cannot find a place to sleep, so they allow a few of us to sleep outside the fenced area.
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Graves said the guards followed a policy that authorizes the use of deadly force to keep a prisoner from trying to escape a fenced institution.
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The ring-fenced banks require new boards of directors, new staff contracts, and separated risk management and IT operations as well as individual balance sheets.
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He spoke of building a meteorite museum in town and creating a fenced-in park atop Sunset Mesa, where visitors could observe meteorites in situ.
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The house isn't any larger than our current apartment and has one less bathroom, but it does have a fenced-in yard for our dog.
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The robot will operate in a similar capacity as the Kiva robotic drives, which currently navigate around a fenced-in "grid," sporting large shelving pods.
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Instead, inside a fenced-off area the size of a football field sit thousands of yellow, cuboid shelving units, each six feet (1.8 metres) tall.
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Meng's bigger mansion is fully fenced, which improves security, Scot Filer CEO of Lions Gate, the security company for Meng, said in a court filing.
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Now, rather than fruit and wine, it is known for the checkpoint, a sprawling zone of steel and concrete with fenced-in lanes for pedestrians.
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For now, it appears these Yellowstone-area bears — protected again by the Endangered Species Act — are on their own genetically, fenced in by modern society.
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Barclays will set up a ring-fenced bank in the first half of 2018, which will operate alongside, but independently from listed entity Barclays PLC.
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"We recommend that other countries ... considering similar ring-fenced drug access funds for high-cost cancer drugs should adopt a more rational approach," he said.
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But that was trimming around the edges: roughly 90% of government spending is ring-fenced and needs congressional approval (or sometimes constitutional change) to curb.
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But the furtive predators are not fenced in, so they commonly roam outside refuges and sometimes (less ideally) feed on domesticated cattle, goats, or pigs.
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I contend, for example, that some solar deployment policies create ring-fenced markets in which mature technologies can lock out emerging competitors through incumbency advantages.
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Executives who are U.S. citizens are often ring-fenced from negotiations with Iran, notably BP's CEO Bob Dudley and even those working for non-U.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about a tenth of an acre, fenced, with a back brick terrace and a small pool edged by perennial beds.
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With the site now fenced off, bereaved families are worried the remains of their loved ones may be left at the scene, compounding their anguish.
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She's irritating but funny: "Want coffee?" she quips as she heads out of an icy cave, grinning as if it's their own picket-fenced house.
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The quarter-acre property includes a fenced yard with an in-ground pool, fountain, brick patio and two-car garage reached by a rear alley.
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Outdoor space: The 50-by-125-foot lot includes a fenced backyard with large specimen trees and a patio that faces west, with sunset views.
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The house sits on one, the second has a saltwater pool and fountain screened by bamboo and the third is a fenced-in grassy area.
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The charges stemmed from the storming of a fenced government square in 2014; that protest, and the police response, set off the Umbrella Movement demonstrations.
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Once the primary antagonists, they've now been reduced to a substitute for water, forming a "moat" in a fenced-in perimeter around the Savior compound.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 0.18-acre lot has manicured front gardens and a fenced backyard with a stone patio and an in-ground pool with fountains.
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Her two grandchildren can play safely in the fenced-in yard, and she can take her Italian greyhound on walks to Main Street every morning.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house sits on a 0.46-acre grassy lot with gardens in front and a large fenced yard with mature trees in back.
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School district officials fenced off the area where the graves were found, on a corner of the campus that was home to agricultural lab facilities.
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Ms. Turk tried to get a sneak peek, but the property was fenced off, so she and Mr. Skow settled for attending the broker's open.
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Outdoor space: The fenced quarter-acre lot includes a covered patio, accessible from the living room, with a stone wood-burning fireplace and a fountain.
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The entrance to the mine was fenced off, but there was no sign stating you can't go in there, so I climbed over the fence.
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As per Fitch's rating criteria, the one-notch difference reflects the typical notching in a ring-fenced regulatory environment where the baseline recovery is 'below average'.
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"The dam and the surrounding beach area attract young people during the summertime in spite of the fact it is fenced and patrolled by security guards."
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Half a mile outside the camp complex, on the outskirts of the town of Dadaab, the airstrip is a wire-fenced runway without a single building.
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Its Corporate and Institutional Banking business will be called NatWest Markets and will form the non ring-fenced bank, together with the bank's Channel Islands operations.
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But just one day later, hot particles were found outside of the fenced-off demolition site — an ominous sign that the radioactivity had not been contained.
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Since government money for mental illness is not ring-fenced, it is often used to plug gaps in funding for emergency hospital care or other areas.
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The idea of a wall isn't new, and, in fact, nearly one-third of the 1,954-mile-long border between the two nations is already fenced.
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LONDON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - HSBC said on Tuesday that it had appointed Ian Stuart as the chief executive officer of its ring-fenced UK retail business.
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Experts predict that autonomous vehicles will be contained within geo-fenced areas for many years to prevent them from coming into contact with human-driven vehicles.
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According to a source close to the matter, Deutsche Bank is also considering transforming its UK arm into a smaller, less complex and ring-fenced subsidiary.
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After a prayer session, the group trundled to the other side of Jericho, to view the fenced-off mosaic floor from the 5th-century Naaran synagogue.
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HSBC plans to base its ring-fenced British retail and commercial banking business in Birmingham, shifting about 1,000 staff to the central English city from London.
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We also assigned expected ratings to Barclays' and HSBC's domestic 'ring-fenced' banks, which the groups will have to establish to comply with UK legal requirements.
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Fitch views the PIK Toggle instrument as sufficiently ring-fenced from the senior restricted group to be excluded from P4's consolidated metrics for IDR purposes.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Play Topco PIK Note Rating: The Play Topco PIK exhibits sufficient ring-fenced features to be treated outside the senior debt restricted group.
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Inside the warehouse, within dark, cyclone-fenced enclosures, thousands of shelf-toting robots performed a mute ballet, ferrying towers of merchandise from one place to another.
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But, he said, that will not do much to help the migrants stuck in Calais, fenced into one of the most heavily secured corners of France.
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Tata Steel's Dutch unit will also be part of the joint venture's cash-pooling mechanism, which means the unit's cash flow will not be ring-fenced.
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The deck steps down to a hot tub on a platform and below that to a large fenced vegetable garden and a 1,000-square-foot barn.
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Catch up: One of the elephants, Happy, has been fenced off for years because of her temperament, prompting complaints and a recent lawsuit from animal advocates.
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But the site on Lubyanka Square was fenced off, invisible to passers-by, and the ceremony was ignored by Rossiya 24, Russia's 24-hour news channel.
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Many of the fans did not have assigned seats, but had bought tickets for fenced areas, or terraces, where they would watch the game while standing.
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Last year, the three were found guilty of "unlawful assembly" for entering a fenced-off area outside the city's government headquarters during the Umbrella Movement protests.
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All of that said, it's not as though we found ourselves totally fenced-in by this constraint—we weren't ever trying to concoct especially elaborate gags.
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"I can't exactly tell you what will be the deciding factor," he said as he walked near his lot, which for now is just fenced in.
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Many in attendance began heading home after — if not during — the hour of speeches, which weren't clearly audible among the crowds outside the fenced-off area.
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Thousands of asylum-seeking children who traveled to the southern border have been separated from their parents and locked-up in fenced-in enclosures and camps.
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The property includes a 219-square-meter, or roughly 271-square-foot, home, six fenced paddocks, a large shed, a garden and an outdoor barbecue area.
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You, dear reader, can afford to eat at the Woodhouse Fish Company or the Southern Comfort Kitchen within the fenced-in range of Super Bowl City.
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By 2010, about one-third of the border had been fenced with materials ranging from barbed wire to steel, bollard to wire mesh, and chain link.
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The government fenced off the 62-foot-wide monument, still an epicenter of friction between the Italian- and German-speaking communities, to protect it from vandalism.
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This spring, Arishi and her colleagues reopened an abandoned wing of al-Sadaqa hospital, fenced it with chicken wire and created a makeshift cholera treatment center.
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Such meetings can assent to the legal "gazetting" of the corridors in question, to stop them being built on or fenced, so that elephants can pass freely.
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Blum also analyzed the aesthetics of remote server farms, fenced off and windowless, erased from Google maps and designed to resemble heterotopias such as prisons or asylums.
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The government said says around 90% of the border is currently fenced, but they claim that there are still terrorists are still trying to infiltrate the country.
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Fitch views the proposed PIK Toggle instrument as sufficiently ring-fenced from the senior restricted group to be excluded from P4's consolidated metrics for IDR purposes.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Play Topco PIK Note Rating: The proposed Play Topco PIK exhibits sufficient ring-fenced features to be treated outside the senior debt restricted group.
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Most experts agree that the best places to do that are giant, government-run, fenced-off fake cities that mimic all the real conditions of the road.
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He tells me that there were "spots of erosion, scars on the land," and there was also a lot of work to do in getting it fenced.
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The village of Anatevka, located just miles from the fictional setting of Fiddler on the Roof, is a dusty, fenced-in, and mostly treeless cluster of buildings.
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More contentiously, both luminaries confessed to being exasperated at times by the general view that religion was a separate, optional and fenced-off part of human life.
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In the aftermath of the charges, billions of dollars of firm assets were ring-fenced in order to prevent trading partners from walking away from the fund.
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Katherine Mosebey, an ecologist who cofounded the reserve, spent years getting rid of the foxes and cats from these fenced areas so the native animals could thrive.
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The day after he saw off the excavator, he fenced off his 0.25 acre (0.1 hectare) plot and placed a sign warning that "Trespassers will be prosecuted".
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Francesco Ricasoli, owner of the Barone Ricasoli vineyard and descendant of an Italian prime minister who invented the modern Chianti-making process, has fenced in his vines.
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The sector has ring fenced its most troubled issuers, and investors could be penalized if they get stuck holding bonds that slip into that roped-off territory.
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The camp, which is not fenced in, also offers weights and other exercise equipment, a basketball court, a tennis area and a baseball field, and bocce ball.
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There are defined automation tasks with clear ROI, there are fewer human-machine interactions and there are geo-fenced areas that bound the operational and safety requirements.
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The cages are fenced up top, but down at the other end of them you can walk around the area where the animals were once penned up.
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The bank's structure is evolving as it will be required to spin off certain businesses into a separately capitalised and ring-fenced legal entity by January 2019.
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The men say their safety is at risk at all three centers, which they claim don't offer the same level of security as the fenced detention center.
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Regulators, however, insisted that Oncor be ring-fenced and a 20 percent stake sold to outside investors before agreeing to the TXU buyout nearly 10 years ago.
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A group of several dozen motorcyclists calling themselves "Bikers for Trump" came to help convention-goers pick their way through crowds outside the fenced-off convention area.
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The automobiles have also been tested by way of simulator systems and in geo-fenced locations, or places that use software with GPS to test the service.
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Ring-fenced from leadership challenges, the only silver lining of surviving the vote of no confidence, May has the political space for a U-turn or two.
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They liked the fenced-in backyard and the two sinks in the master bathroom, but the asking price was $1.095 million, with monthly charges of almost $900.
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Swarms of police officers descended on Leinefelde for the festival, erecting barricades around the site, a grassy, fenced-in sports field on the southern edge of town.
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Fenced off from the public, the giant trapezoidal dunes shone bone-white in the sun and caramel in the shade, as the sand waited to be summoned.
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We drop the dog at my parents' house and play with her a bit in their fenced-in yard that she loves before we all head over.
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To create Identity Malta, the artist visited Ħal Far's fenced-in militarized zone, with rows of prefab, temporary housing units that house up to 20 immigrants each.
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In addition, the Department of Homeland Security has built hundreds of miles of roads to allow the Border Patrol to access remote regions, both fenced and unfenced.
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Unsure if the house was the cause for the call, the officers approached the residence's fenced yard with caution, rattling it to alert any animals in the yard.
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We are creating an entirely new ring-fenced bank in the United Kingdom to house our retail bank, to separate retail deposits from our corporate investment banking activities.
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The south side of the ward faced an equally awful image: a fenced‑in asphalt volleyball court and recreation area that was wrapped in double‑sided barbed wire.
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EL PASO, Texas — After several days of media attention, Border Patrol started moving migrants out of an open-air, fenced enclosure beneath a bridge here over the weekend.
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IT behemoths, once fenced off in closed source gardens, have recently increasingly warmed up to the idea of sharing their code (some of it, at least) with everyone.
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Israel says many protest participants were members of Hamas, the dominant armed group in the Gaza Strip, and militants trying to breach the fenced frontier and launch attacks.
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Under the rules, banks' ring-fenced businesses, which will be funded and capitalized separately, must include UK retail banking and small business customers and most simple banking transactions.
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The violence began when a sniper from Islamic Jihad fired across Gaza's fenced border at Israeli troops on routine patrol, wounding two soldiers, according to the Israeli military.
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"I think that's the allure of this film -- the perfect cookie cutter white picketed fenced houses and the underbelly of what goes on behind closed doors," she said.
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Instead, climbers have to collect all of their poop in the cans and then deposit them in a designated fenced-in area at the ranger station at Talkeetna.
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What's happening: Some of the first milestones of autonomy have already been achieved, like geo-fenced, low-speed autonomous driving, automatic emergency braking, and repetitive tasks in mining.
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And the only time he runs around free is in the fenced-in dog run we built for him the backyard, which gives him about 400 sq. ft.
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The project by The Australian Wildlife Conservancy will represent the biggest predator-proof fenced area in the world when completed, Australia's Threatened Species Commissioner Gregory Andrews told Reuters.
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Fitch's rating perimeter excludes beef production business due to its ring-fenced nature and our expectation that it should remain outside Miratorg's consolidation scope over the rating horizon.
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Sullivan said the original decision to set up the ring-fenced CDF system was taken "despite a lack of evidence" that it might improve outcomes for cancer patients.
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Plywood covers the windows, sleeping bags and empty bottles litter the shuttered doorways and head-high weeds sprout through the asphalt of the empty fenced-off parking lot.
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In a telephone interview from Namtari with the Thomson Reuters Foundation, Shobantaruba said the fenced off land remains idle and snakes have begun to breed in the area.
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The new development was reserved for university staff and students, and then fenced off so that locals could no longer walk on the streets where they once lived.
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As with other domestic Chinese commodity exchanges, the ShFE has historically existed in its own mainland space, ring-fenced from international trading by currency, tax and regulatory barriers.
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GCX's cash flows are ring-fenced and dividends to Rcom are subject to an incurrence test of debt/EBITDA of below 3.75x (FY0003: 3.0x) and restricted payment covenants.
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I wanted at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms, at least twice the square feet of our apartment, a fenced-in yard, central air, and an updated kitchen.
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Detainees have reported being interrogated, tortured, and forced to consume Communist party propaganda at the camp, where they are guarded from watchtowers and fenced in my razor wire.
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If you have a fenced-in pond, they'll just need a place to retreat to at night, and this coop has ample space for up to three waterfowl.
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And there's Robert Is Here, a tropical fruit stand with fenced in tortoises at its petting zoo and shakes people drive hours to simply suck down in seconds.
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The proposals, put out to public consultation, aim to give final clarity to banks on how much capital they will have to hold in their "ring-fenced" arms.
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The cliff where the rock formation stood in Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area had been fenced off due to numerous deaths and injuries in the area's unstable sandstone.
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Some of these cabins had been duded up, fenced in and turned into compounds with jury-rigged satellites and dirt yards filled with old pickups and rusted trailers.
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Factions and parties battle over interests and policies, but the field of play on which they battle is ring-fenced by a set of common institutions and norms.
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Lying just a couple of miles from a fenced-off area honoring the country's first commercially viable oil well, it generates enough power for a nearby office block.
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Prior to Trump taking office, about 654 miles of that was "fenced," 300 miles of which feature only "anti-vehicle" fences that often aren't able to block pedestrians.
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We have at least an acre of land, but even in the presence of our dogs in a fenced part of our yard, the deer come surprisingly close.
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It also has two heated helicopter pads, a sauna, thousands of roaming stock and wildlife, access to White Creek, and a fenced corral and pens, the listing states.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The area around the house is landscaped, with brick patios and more than 2612,2382 azaleas, as well as a fenced parterre with roses and vegetable beds.
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When my daughter started preschool, she would run laps around the perimeter of the fenced-in playground without responding to kids who said "hi" as she passed by.
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Outdoor space: The house has a fenced front lawn, a curving front porch and a large rear deck with a trellis roof, an outdoor kitchen and a firepit.
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Over the next few years, until the latrine was fenced in in 2007, the researchers observed 25 more sloths heading to the poo pit for a midnight feast.
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Tens of thousands of Palestinians began a six-week-long protest last Friday in tent encampments set up along the fenced border of the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip.
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Coach Macky and I met in early October on a typical outdoor court — fenced-in blacktop, metal backboards, rims with no nets — on Second Avenue and 23th Street.
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Near a tire yard and a couple of fenced-off weed fields, the driver turned onto a series of interlinked crescents that terminated in small culs-de-sac.
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Around the entire periphery there's about six feet of space between the fenced-in area and the gallery wall, so there is room to maneuver, but not much.
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People can still cross in fenced areas, and no one thinks you can design a perfect enough funneling system that agents will catch everyone coming through the funnel's mouth.
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Outdoor space: The fenced, double-size lot is planted with old oak trees, sculpted shrubbery, roses, a fig tree and Meyer lemon trees, all watered by a dedicated well.
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Fenced in by barbed wire, she grabs at the wire in an instinctive act of self-punishment, a look of dazed contrition on her cold mask of a face.
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The public space has climbing equipment, fenced-in basketball and handball courts, and a blacktop softball field, arranged between a public school and a block of low-rise homes.
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The listing was one of the many modest, uniform homes that sit shoulder-to-shoulder all the way to the fenced-in reservoir at the end of its street.
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Zverev nailed a backhand winner down the line to earn five more match points and converted the first with a powerful first serve that Cilic fenced into the net.
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Governments can help by mandating generous parental leave—with a portion fenced off for fathers—to ensure that women do not drop out after the birth of a child.
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Community leaders at the meeting spoke of being evicted from their settlements, of forest lands being fenced off and guarded by armed men who denied them access to lands.
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Watercress grows on the side of the cliff that is not fenced off, but the nasturtiums were dangling from the edge of a cliff high above the rocky waters.
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But the shelters are in a fenced-in area behind the camp, and for those still hoping to make it to the UK, the security adds an extra barrier.
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To protect its depositors, it says it has ring-fenced capital equal to 1 billion euros and an extra buffer of 400 million euros kept with the state treasury.
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Unless the LSE and DB pledge to keep their clearing-houses truly separate, with ring-fenced default funds and no skimping on margin, their tie-up should be blocked.
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The Sheridan Square Viewing Garden is the only one known to carry that designation, though there are other gardens and parkland that have been partly or entirely fenced in.
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Credit ratings agency Fitch said it expects other lenders to follow suit and quit home lending as a result of the influx of lending from newly ring-fenced banks.
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He said that once the construction area is fenced off, it will be hard for members of the community to access the Ndoinet River and surrounding springs for water.
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Subtract the 700 or so miles that are currently already fenced, and the open range needing to be patrolled is down to 1,300 miles, not accounting for natural barriers.
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This means it will also set up one pension scheme inside and another outside the ring-fenced bank, potentially leaving the one on the outside exposed to higher risks.
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The BoE said the ring-fenced banks as a sector, which includes HSBC, Lloyds, Barclays and RBS, effectively comply already with the new "systemic risk buffer" or SRB requirement.
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In its consultation paper, the BoE said the SRB will apply to ring-fenced banks and building societies with household and company deposits of more than 25 billion pounds.
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But the duckbill was located in a part of the park that was fenced off precisely for that reason, the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department said in a statement.
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But Aronson's domain was a separate space, a fenced-off area of 2,400 square feet in the southwest corner of the building, lined with 18-foot-high storage shelves.
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The fenced-in facility has taken on an air of permanence, with artificial turf for the soccer fields, flooring under the tents and generators for heat and air-conditioning.
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Every weekend now, after assembling the dropped-off papers and their inserts, Oliver leaves stacks of the Sunday papers on the end of his family's small, white-fenced porch.
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About 6,000 people passed through secure checkpoints to enter the fenced-off, weapons-free secure area inside Capitol Square on Monday, according to Virginia Public Safety Secretary Brian Moran.
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Special geofilters or digitally fenced areas that are allowed access to a special photo filter, have been available for Katy Perry, Frank Ocean and The Weeknd concerts, among others.
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But advocates say some children and families who US Customs and Border Protection detained for days in the fenced-in space were shaken once they were released from custody.
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Instead the Dutch side were fenced in by United, nullified by Marouane Fellaini and man of the match Ander Herrera in the middle and stretched by Rashford's darting runs.
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Based on current information, the Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee estimated that the largest ring-fenced bank in Britain would have to maintain a 2.5 percent buffer in 2019.
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In their desperation, Ford and GM are toying with a new strategy: putting their tech assets into ring-fenced divisions that can be promoted as "new Ford" and "new GM".
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The furry residents of Happy Cat Sanctuary live both inside and outside the fenced home, and all of them appear to adore Arsenault, a 58-year-old retired train conductor.
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Some crazy list-tickers go for Jebel Shams' peak, with a seven-hour return trip from the plateau to an unremarkable top, which is fenced-off by the Omani military.
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Members of the grassroots aid organisations Refugee Community Kitchen, Calais Kitchens, and Little Ashram Kitchen, said they have had to distribute supplies from the roadside by the fenced-off compound.
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We climbed a set of stairs to a platform with a view over the whole region, the fenced-off or leased-out buildings of the old mine sitting below us.
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Rosenblum said the $29 billion low-end estimate is "probably an underestimate," because the parts that have yet to be fenced are the most difficult — the most dense and arid.
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British state pension increases and ring-fenced heath spending would be in danger if voters chose the Brexit, Prime Minister David Cameron warned in a Sunday interview with the Observer.
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That plan permits a "ring-fenced" traditional bank to provide a safe-haven for market transactions, investment banking, wealth management, and certain payment services now housed under the banking book.
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This is primarily because we believe that in a resolution of the group the resolution authority's main objective would be the protection of senior creditors of LBG's ring-fenced bank.
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Kim on in and put your Kardashian knowledge to the test with these fenced in photos ... see if you can guess which famed family member lived in the Kardashian crib!
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I was just going to say, about those high school students: What would a social network look like that was fenced in or walled in, that only provided credible sourcing?
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The Liverpool supporters died in a crush in an overcrowded, fenced-in enclosure at the Hillsborough ground in Sheffield, northern England, at an FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest.
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KAMPONG SPEU PROVINCE, Cambodia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Like spots on a leopard's hide, small wooden houses and tiny fenced plots dot the sprawling Grandis Timber teak plantation in western Cambodia.
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Southwark attempted to end the deadlock by applying for a compulsory purchase order in 2015 to force homeowners to sell remaining apartments on the fenced-off portion of the estate.
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She spotted a listing on Zillow — a property in Van Nuys owned by Invitation Homes — with central air-conditioning and a fenced-in yard, perfect for her two beloved dogs.
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The area has been locked and fenced, "with a ditch dug around it to avoid the forest reemerging as a refugee camp," and inhabitants moved to a new camp nearby.
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Authorities there had protested it — several of them had colluded with Blackbeard, who had bought a house, married a local woman and fenced pirated goods in the diminutive capital, Bath.
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About 100 people crowded a fenced-in yard at the home of Abby Gould, an acquaintance of Ms. Assaf's who works for a firm that invests in the cannabis industry.
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He rebuilt his career, slowly, in the bubble wrap of the golf world, where naysayers are fenced out and ticket sales and television ratings jumped with every precious Woods appearance.
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In the rest of mainland China, outside Hubei, there were only five new confirmed cases, fenced in by tough public health measures imposed to contain the spread of the pathogen.
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Mr. Rice, 39, rolled his wheelchair into a small fenced courtyard where an impromptu birthday party was in progress, accompanied by his brother, Darrell, and three friends, the police said.
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He would slip Mr. Kuhn out of a New York jail and escort him to Miami, along with Mr. McNally and two other detectives, to track down the fenced jewels.
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At the facility outside Berlin, inside a fenced-off room larger than a football field, other robots have long been used to fetch large boxes from shelves several stories high.
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On a recent morning outside the university's library, around a dozen students fenced with foam sticks representing the black batons used by police, and practised shielding blows with their backpacks.
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Near Southwestern Law School in the Koreatown neighborhood of Los Angeles, a grass strip between the sidewalk and curb is fenced off with green plastic to keep homeless people away.
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At the group home on Friday, a wood-frame house painted light blue and set back from a fenced-in yard, a man answering the door declined to be interviewed.
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Ferrari's Vettel will join the Briton on the second row for the season's showcase race, where the harbourside track winds through twisty metal-fenced streets and overtaking is extremely difficult.
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I have been reminiscing a great deal … Those were the days when you lived a happy life free of problems and fenced from all hardships and insecurity by parental love.
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As President Trump delivered his inaugural address in 2017, a slight woman with feathered gray hair sat listening, bundled in a hooded white parka in a fenced-off V.I.P. section.
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The central bank expects to conclude a public consultation period on the proposed buffer in April and finish its capital framework requirements for ring-fenced banks by the end of May.
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The falling-out has left Baha Mar at a standstill, fenced off at the end of a road that bears its name, more than a year after its original opening date.
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A mile from the plant, we pulled up to a fenced-off injector—a rusty pipe, with a few bends and gauges, that disappeared into a cement block in the ground.
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Apart from the security patrols, there were some fenced-off areas where archaeologists are required to make preliminary excavations, to check for any buried antiquities before the pipeline work can begin.
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Kosher items are marked throughout with the letter K. The camp is not fenced in and inmates' movements throughout the day are not as tightly controlled as in more secure facilities.
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RBS said its new ring-fenced bank would be called NatWest Holdings, comprising its core NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland, Coutts & Co, Ulster Bank Limited and Ulster Bank Ireland DAC brands.
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A few meters away is a little pond fenced in by sheets of zinc, where, from January until Holy Week (essentially the Colombian equivalent of easter), they raise tilapia to sell.
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These robots are the traditional industrial robots, colossal machines that pose a safety risk to humans and therefore need to be fenced in to protect workers as they complete their tasks.
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Yet even that can't breathe life -- immortal or otherwise -- into "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," an earnest HBO adaptation of the bestselling book that's ultimately fenced in by its format.
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But this is the first year it will publicly release results of six foreign lenders, including Deutsche Bank, after requiring them to create consolidated U.S. holding companies with ring-fenced capital.
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The victims, all Liverpool supporters, died in an overcrowded, fenced-in enclosure at the Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield, northern England, during an FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest.
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The farmer said the local pond, on which the Namtari community depends for water, was fenced off as are the trees used to pluck thatch to build or repair local houses.
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So we did all of our homework, and even moved into a larger home with two spare bedrooms and a fenced-in yard that was located in a great school district.
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Constant development has not just left the Marmara coast a fenced-off area dominated by the din of construction vehicles, it has stirred unease among residents who fear being priced out.
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The Department of Homeland Security, with its contractors and test holes, will never understand that the borderlands represent an in-between-ness that should be not fenced off but, rather, respected.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: About an acre of the five-acre property is fenced yard shaded by 200-year-old trees; the rest is clear, with woods at the edges of the property.
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LONDON, Nov 1 (Reuters) - HSBC Holdings Plc said on Tuesday it had appointed Clara Furse, the former chief executive of the London Stock Exchange, to chair its ring-fenced UK business.
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Given the integral role of consumer finance in BUT's business model and the ring-fenced nature of the associated credit risk, Fitch includes consumer finance contribution in its operating EBITDA calculation.
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The biggest ring-fenced banks, with assets of least 610 billion pounds in 2019, and most likely to include Lloyds, are expected to have a systemic risk buffer of 2.5 percent.
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The ring-fencing plan, also known as the Vickers reform, will come into effect in 2019, and HSBC bank has already said its ring-fenced arm will be based in Birmingham.
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There we walked a fenced-in border zone hovered over by sun-faded billboards of the Tajik president, Emomali Rahmon, and Karimov's successor, the Uzbek president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, triumphantly clasping hands.
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The clues for HEM, ACE, CPR and ROAD, among others, were unexpected and clever; others, like those for USES and FENCED, seemed designed by Mr. Trabucco to be a little tortuous.
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The shooting occurred on the edge of South Ozone Park, by a residential cluster of homes with fenced walks and driveways tucked between the Van Wyck Expressway and the Belt Parkway.
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Close to the former site of the battery, fenced off, flooded, and ringed by brambles, you can see the monolithic, derelict Cliffe Fort, sitting on the peninsula's heel like a wart.
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For the first time since the trial began, sheriff's deputies fenced off a portion of the courthouse steps to ensure that the crowd outside did not block access to the building.
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BANGKOK — On the northern edge of Bangkok's Chinatown is a fenced-in, six-acre lot filled with vacant two-story shops where the only sound is the yowling of abandoned cats.
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Outdoor space: A rocking-chair porch is at the front of the house, and a raised deck is off the kitchen, stepping down to a fenced backyard with a stone patio.
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According to Deutsche Welle, the bunker in question is nearly 54,000 square feet (5,533 square meters), has five levels, and was surrounded by a 3.2 acre fenced compound with video surveillance.
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But the largest poultry producers have so far been able to consider small, cement, fenced-in areas as outdoor access and have not been required to abide by specific spacing limitations.
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Migrants can move freely within their holding pens, but unaccompanied minors, girls older than 10 and small children are assigned separate fenced-in areas that are monitored by agents and cameras.
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In a fenced-off area in Azuma Park, hundreds of giant black trash bags filled with decontaminated waste were being stored, stacked above eye-level and still not yet properly discarded.
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Last month Hungary, Serbia's northern neighbor and an European Union member, allowed police to send back illegal migrants detained within eight kilometers (five miles) of its razor wire-fenced frontier with Serbia.
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Most of the candidates visited the makeshift protest encampment outside its fenced perimeter, with a number of them climbing stepladders to look in and wave into the distance at the child detainees.
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After clambering off the ferry, we made our way past friendly security guards and a chain-link fenced perimeter towards the VIP area—a cozy tented lounge padded with cushions and rugs.
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But this is the first year the Fed will publicly release results of six foreign lenders, including Deutsche Bank, after requiring them to create consolidated U.S. holding companies with ring-fenced capital.
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It was only when we were closest, actually within the launch pad's fenced area on the "mounds" set up for staging cameras, lighting and other things, that the size really struck me.
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Curly, as a cowboy with dreams of settling down and owning property someday, represents a potential future America that seamlessly integrates the dream of wide-open spaces with fenced-in land ownership.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian police secured a fenced-in migrant processing center near the Serbian border on Wednesday to block about 300 protesting migrants from marching to Budapest, police said in a statement.
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After 19 hours, they eventually reached the remote Duzici camp in southern Osmaniye province, an austere arrangement of white portacabins in a fenced-off compound surrounded by armed guards and razor wire.
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Yet the effectiveness of these new sanctions, which the administration is allowed to pause until late January, is undermined by the fact that European firms have been ring-fenced from their effects.
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Mostly residential houses in Columbia Heights surround the Wonderland Ballroom, but its fenced off picnic tables give it away immediately and there will be a big welcome (and line) at the door.
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The Commission also aims to introduce greater conditionality to direct payments with a significant part of funding to be ring-fenced for actions beneficial to the climate, the environment and rural development.
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Mr Youssouf and senior port officials said the base would combine a naval jetty and fenced-off location at the same site as the capital's forthcoming Doraleh Multipurpose Port, still under construction.
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A land manager or concerned homeowner would simply call up their local goat herder and soon the cloven-hoofed beasts would be roving a fenced-in area, eating everything in their path.
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Fans swarm outside a fenced off "pink carpet", where Kim Kardashian's make-up artist competes for star billing with Hillary Clinton, the former presidential candidate, as both stop to pose for photographs.
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A photograph showing two immigrant children sleeping in a fenced enclosure, which sparked outrage when it surfaced last month, turned out to have been taken in an Arizona detention facility in 2014.
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At rallies, the Trump campaign keeps reporters fenced inside a pen in the back of the room, and the candidate often points at reporters to mock them in front of his supporters.
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On the boardwalk, past a shuttered snack bar and a fenced-in pen with an ominous N.Y.C. Parks Department sign that read " Lost Children ," Jeffrey set up a scope on a tripod.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Rogata, who lives in Virginia, walked into the Midtown tower's atrium, sneaked into a fenced-off area and began his climb of the building's exterior on the fifth floor.
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Turned back within sight of the Promised Land, the refugees were transferred to prison ships and returned to Germany, where they were interned in fenced compounds reminiscent of the Nazi concentration camps.
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John Cori, president of the Rockaway Beach Civic Association, was frustrated by the city's emphasis on protecting the planted dunes, which are fenced in, from the possibility that beachgoers might damage them.
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Outdoor space: The fenced backyard of the 0.52-acre property includes an in-ground swimming pool, and the gated driveway leads to a three-car garage with a two-bedroom apartment upstairs.
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In April, pictures of migrants being held outside under a bridge in El Paso, fenced in and sleeping on the ground, attracted outrage and led Border Patrol to stop holding migrants there.
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Monica called after me as I proceeded down the street: "He wants to talk to you," she said, and I returned to the small fenced-in area with 20 or 30 animals.
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Before entering the fenced-off special zone, visitors from Kazakhstan have to pass through Kazakh border controls, while those from China pass through Chinese checkpoints at the edge of the Chinese area.
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She started an online petition demanding that construction on the site be halted completely and that it be fenced off and turned into a "memorial park" for Jews murdered by the Nazis.
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The large fenced-in area for the factory is vacant except for a few construction vehicles and a long trench where on a recent day a handful of workers were laying cable.
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Most displaced people stay just two hours at the fenced compound to see their papers verified, while being offered water and food before getting a tent or a lift to another camp.
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Back at the union's Black Lake resort, the stone and glass cabin for Mr. Williams, the former president, is in a fenced-off area more than a mile from the main complex.
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A couple of hours' drive from the Sunlight Seafood shrimp farm, inhabitants of the stilted village of Mapan Mapan have created a maze of sunken enclosures fenced with a barnacle-covered mesh.
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Scattered across the open expanse of fenced-in dust were people of all ages (mostly men, mostly white), many of whom had set up their own outdoor activities to keep themselves occupied.
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The work mixes photographs, video, documents, and postcards to depict Jerenic's adoption of a small, fenced-in triangle of grass and asphalt just off the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway in New York City.
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Calvin did admit having trouble keeping the dog from the photo in his fenced backyard, showing the rescue workers several spots where the dog had escaped, a Facebook post from the rescue explains.
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To decrease double parking that obstructs bike lanes, Lyft is piloting a geo-fenced program that diverts to a dedicated location outside of traffic flow drivers' pick-ups and drop-offs for passengers.
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But the hard fact is that increasing numbers of people in Western societies do live without faith, or, if they practise a faith, reserve it for a fenced-off segment of their lives.
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Legacies take places that might go to poorer people: Mimi Doe of Top Tier Admissions points out that half of places at top universities are fenced off by racial, athletic and legacy preferences.
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The latest breakout follows one by five lions in May, raising alarm bells in South Africa, which contains its big, dangerous wildlife in fenced reserves to prevent conflict with rural communities and livestock.
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More about exercising a greyhound: Because they've been bred with such a strong prey drive, it's imperative to never let them off their leash unless they're in a fenced-in or enclosed area.
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I let the dog out (a fenced-in yard is like 40% of why we picked this apartment), and when she zooms back in I let her wake up P. with morning kisses.
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What I can say is that the sidewalks on the north side of Division were fuller some days than others, but never empty, never fenced off as was repeatedly rumored to have happened.
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Part of the prep happened this Saturday, when 100 or so volunteers worked elbow-to-elbow in a fenced-in, tented portion of the Ellipse, behind the South Lawn of the White House.
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A fellow activist, Ben Joldersma, livestreamed to Facebook as the two women cut the chains around fenced enclosures containing large shut-off valves for two oil pipelines owned by the Canadian multinational Enbridge.
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If we're talking in book metaphor terms, the challenge of fixing Facebook seems at least on the scale of the Library of Alexandria, say, given the volume of human content being daily fenced.
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Here in New Mexico, an R.V. resort is being built beside the Route 66 Casino Hotel, outside Albuquerque, complete with 100 full-service parking sites (as well as two fenced-in dog parks).
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Held by the Ottoman Empire until 1917, it passed from British to Egyptian to Israeli military rule over the last century and is now a fenced-in enclave inhabited by two million Palestinians.
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He last served as the spokesman for Ultimate Fighting Championship, the mixed-martial-arts league where opponents seek to beat each other into submission — in a fenced-in octagon that's practically a cage.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating sensitivities are identical to those of Barclays Bank plc (see 'Fitch Affirms Barclays plc's IDR at 'A'; Rates Ring Fenced Bank 'A+ (EXP)', dated 28 September 2017 at www.fitchratings.com).
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On the roof, looking out across the city, I pictured Gothic piles and state psychiatric prisons, stone dungeons and brick barracks; and the wards, paint peeling, floors stained, locked and dark, fenced in.
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We followed her into the Indian reservation and came to a beat-up ranch house, and out in the backyard was this fenced-off trail where illegal immigrants would come through to America.
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The streets are highway-wide, the better to accommodate copper trucks, and are lined with split-level and ranch-style homes with russet red, white, and marigold paint jobs and fenced-in yards.
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On Tuesday, it will try again, hearing arguments in a case involving the Wisconsin State Assembly that could remake an American political landscape rived by polarization and increasingly fenced off for partisan advantage.
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The charges stemmed from the storming of a fenced government square in 2014 to protest Beijing's strict limits on proposed reforms to the way Hong Kong elects its top leader, or chief executive.
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Outdoor space: A small covered porch is off the kitchen, and French doors open from the lower level to the fenced backyard, which has stone walls and terraces, specimen trees and perennial beds.
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The Wonder Bar held its first weekly "Yappy Hour" in 2005 in a small fenced-in area next to the building, said Debbie DeLisa, a Wonder Bar manager and director of the event.
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They argue the actions were necessary because the plants were in plain view and therefore illegal, even though Holcomb's pot plant was hidden away in her fenced-off backyard behind a raspberry patch.
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A small, green-painted concrete cube topped with a hatch pokes out of the ground amid a three-acre, fenced-in parcel of land that also contained a beekeeper's hives and four grazing sheep.
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The DeKalbs also recounted that three months after the family moved into the home on 2 acres with a fenced pasture last May, one of the girls rang their doorbell at 1:30 a.m.
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MONACO (Reuters) - Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel looked a good bet for Ferrari's first Monaco Grand Prix victory since 2001 after the fastest lap ever around the metal-fenced street circuit in Thursday practice.
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The warning was repeated block after block as a protest march made its way from Union Square toward the Ferry Building and the main gate to the fenced-off wonderland of Super Bowl City.
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The group, which initially numbered about 300 people, had traveled to the border over the weekend from Belgrade and settled in a field about 100 m (yards) from Hungary's wire-fenced frontier with Serbia.
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"Container shipping is a service business and anybody acquiring it would be worried about potential legal suits as well despite the sale being ring-fenced," said Rahul Kapoor, director at Drewry Financial Research Services.
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"He's trying to get their votes," he says, standing by the fenced-off entrance to a mine not far from Mitchell where he once served as Face Boss, a coal industry term for managers.
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Rachael's fenced-in yard adjoins twenty acres of pasture she owns, in which she keeps four cattle: Raffi, a black-and-white steer with only one horn, and three Black Angus two-year-olds.
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Labour said on Monday it plans to charge every visitor a NZ$13 fee which would be ring-fenced for a NZ$75 million ($54.4 million) fund to pay for infrastructure throughout the country.
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Today, all Isole e Olena vineyards are authorized to be fenced, and now have a six-and-a-half-foot-tall, zinc-coated steel mesh perimeter, with gates for access to the adjacent forest.
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"This is far better than having people sleep outside under a bridge on rocks," she said, referring to the open-air, fenced enclosure where Border Patrol was holding hundreds of migrants in late March.
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Outdoor space: The fenced backyard of the 35-by-4003-foot lot has two decks, a dog run, a vegetable garden and a gabled Victorian-style shed that could be used as a playhouse.
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As the passengers exit the bus and straggle inside the fenced-in military grounds, the camera pulls back to reveal an armed watchtower in the center and an American flag hovering over it all.
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Held by the Ottoman Empire until 1917, it passed from British to Egyptian to Israeli military rule over the last century and is now a fenced-in coastal enclave inhabited by two million Palestinians.
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Lesun's big day overshadowed strong performances by Germany's Patrick Dogue and Egypt's Omar Elgeziry, who fenced in a pair with his younger brother Amro, his partner in winning the team world championship this year.
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Parts of the border are not fenced already because the construction costs of a physical barrier due to the terrain, for example, were deemed to be prohibitively high by the George W. Bush administration.
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The converted warehouse The building in McAllen, a nondescript, beige facade, opens into warehouse space with large fenced-in cells used to divide migrants into different demographic groups- single adults, families, and unaccompanied children.
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L) announced on Wednesday board appointments for its non-ring fenced business Barclays International (BI), to comply with new post-crisis rules forcing British banks to separate their retail operations from their riskier business.
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The first time I went to Du Bois's old address, I wondered if I might find a plaque, but the house is gone, and 3059 Villa is now part of a fenced-in parking lot.
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In addition the bank has set up an intermediate holding company (IHC) in the US in July 0003 and is planning to set up a new bank to contain ring-fenced domestic activities by 2019.
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As part of its full-year results announced, Barclays said it would simplify its business structure into two sibling divisions: Barclays U.K. – which will become a U.K. ring-fenced bank – and Barclays Corporate and International.
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According to ABC Action News, who reported the story, when Kristi Durham's dog Lefty — a beagle with sight and hearing impairments — broke through her fenced yard, Durham and her husband acted fast to find him.
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Some cities have identified geo-fenced areas as no-parking zones, and Lime is rolling out new screens on its Generation 3 e-scooters that will make it clearer to riders where these zones are.
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It will only make driverless cars a reality outside the confines of Castle after the company is confident the system can navigate these one-off situations, and even then only in small, geo-fenced areas.
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Toskas said over half of buildings in the Mati area, 30 kilometers (19 miles) east of Athens, were constructed without permits, while beaches were fenced off, obstructing people fleeing the flames from reaching the water.
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To the north, in late December, platforms at Copenhagen's Kastrup rail station were fenced off as part of Sweden's latest effort to control the number of migrants entering Malmo from Denmark across the Oresund bridge.
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When she opened her front door to summon him and the family's other dog, Maverick, after they had spent about five minutes in her Colorado Springs, Colorado, fenced yard, Blizzard was nowhere to be seen.
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A "free speech zone" was set up several blocks from the debate area in a fenced off area where no one could see what was happening except other protesters and police who controlled the area.
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Jenny is fenced in by her gender, helpless to protect her brother or her husband, and furious that the only way to improve the family's circumstances is to surrender one of them to the enemy.
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The children in this photo were not separated from their families in the way they would be today This weekend a photograph showing two immigrant children sleeping in a fenced enclosure began to surface online.
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Half a mile long, and two lanes wide, it is the main thoroughfare inside the U.S. Army garrison at Fort Hamilton, the city's only active military base, which is fenced off from the surrounding neighborhood.
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More than 100,000 Rohingya live in fenced-off camps in northern Myanmar, and Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has appointed a commission that includes the former United Nations secretary general Kofi Annan to find solutions.
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Back in April, organizers fenced off part of Copacabana (leaving room near the water's edge to let people pass, because it is a public beach) to build what is now a temporary 12,000-seat arena.
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Today she and her family share a semidetached house with four bedrooms, two bathrooms and ample greenery, including a patch of lawn in front, overlooked by a bay window, and a fenced yard in back.
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As you walk past patches of fenced-up wasteland, a boarded-up pub and renovated red-brick workers' terraced houses, there's an almost palpable sense that the Industrial Revolution began here underneath the polished facades.
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It's tempting to analyze her pictures of fenced-in spaces surrounded by voids as psychological self-portraits with feelings of confinement and blocked passages — a kind of counterpoint to Wetzel's wide-open and aimless spaces.
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Even though it was only used for a few months, it's Camp X-Ray that most people think of when they think of Gitmo: kneeling men in orange suits, outdoors, fenced in like zoo animals.
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The next day, our obedient student body shuffled into the fenced area between our school buildings only to witness teachers' comments about how 'cute' we were and their apologies for being 60 seconds behind schedule.
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The next day, our obedient student body shuffled into the fenced area between our school buildings only to witness teachers' comments about how "cute" we were and their apologies for being 60 seconds behind schedule.
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"On any given day, you'll find a number of our four-legged friends roaming the halls, playing in the 3.5 acres of fenced-in yard, or begging for treats and belly rubs," the company says.
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On Monday, a resident who lives near the strip mining site reported that some of his horses had been discovered dead after breaking loose from a fenced area, Floyd County Sheriff John Hunt told CNN.
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"The formation of the Barclays International Board is another important step in strengthening our corporate governance as we prepare for the stand-up of the ring fenced bank next year," Grimstone said in a statement.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist The U.S. government is, as a matter of policy, literally ripping children from the arms of their parents and putting them in fenced enclosures (which officials insist aren't cages, oh no).
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I also fenced, with the épée, and so we talked about whether his experience as a fencer had perhaps subconsciously led to his interest in the battling birds and my interest in his scientific work.
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Dozens of members of the Alamance County Taking Back Alamance County — which has been deemed a "hate group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center — gathered in a fenced-off area near the statue's former location.
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A 25-year-old man from Iraq named Noor and a 27-year-old man from Syria named Ammar both agreed to provide BuzzFeed News with videos from inside the fenced-in perimeter of the prison.
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"In Texas over 90 percent of homes have a fenced in backyard, and even in places like Charlotte and Cleveland it's roughly 25-30 percent, so technology like this is critical to adoption," Crandall told me.
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Last month Hungary, Serbia's northern neighbor and an EU member, adopted a law that allows police to send back illegal migrants detained within eight kilometers (five miles) from its razor wire-fenced southern frontier with Serbia.
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"I am publishing this proposed amendment to ensure that the tax provisions are ring-fenced for bona-fide securitisation purposes ... and ensure that the Irish tax base is appropriately protected," Michael Noonan said in a statement.
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Farmers where an Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed on March 10 say their lands have been fenced off since, with the site still littered with small shards of debris, and they cannot afford to rent plots elsewhere.
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As part of its full-year results, Barclays announced that it will be simplifying its business structure to two sibling divisions: Barclays U.K. – which will become a U.K. ring-fenced bank – and Barclays Corporate and International.
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There is Sa'adat Sabri, as the book describes, who lives in a house completely fenced in by Israeli security barriers, with a gate he could go in and out of only when the authorities let him.
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MONACO (Reuters) - One winning streak ended with a bang for Nico Rosberg in Spain but Monaco's tight, metal-fenced streets could see the continuation of another remarkable run for the Formula One championship leader on Sunday.
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Harvard, once sharply class-channelled, was determined to remake itself as an affinity community, and The Facebook, though mildly subversive, fit that mold; it was ours, and, unlike the crowded Friendster and MySpace, private, fenced in.
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We expect HSBC Bank to remain core to the HSBC group after the spin-off of a large part of domestic retail operations into a newly established ring-fenced bank that will become operational in 2018.
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Trump's anger at being policed or fenced in apparently speaks to the resentment of many American men and their resistance to being instructed, particularly by a female candidate, on how they should think, speak or behave.
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Supporters can be seen meeting and mingling at their usual spots on the Holmesdale Road well over an hour before kick off, or spilling out of the fenced-off gardens outside the smattering of local pubs.
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For a long time afterwards the words "Gatecrasher will never die" could be seen spray-painted on the wood-chip panels that fenced off the pile of disintegrated stone and metal where Crasher used to be.
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These include staff-secure facilities, which have fenced perimeters and more staff than standard shelters; secure facilities, which are akin to juvenile correction centers; and residential treatment centers, which are secure residential facilities providing psychiatric care.
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The government has said the regulations are part of an effort to protect Russia by creating the ability to sustain a fenced-off national network, in the event that a foreign power interferes with Russian cyberspace.
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An Indianapolis church even went viral for an art piece depicting Nativity figures of the Holy Family trapped in a cage meant to evoke the fenced-in areas in which migrant children are currently being kept.
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Tens of thousands of Palestinians are holding a six-week-long protest in tent encampments along the fenced border of the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip, an enclave of 2 million ruled by the Islamist Hamas group.
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Invest in a Fence Fenced backyards are great for allowing your puppy to get some fresh air, but even if you already have a fence, do a quick safety assessment before letting your pup roam freely.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house sits on a 25234-acre corner lot with a front lawn and a fenced backyard that has a large patio and an oval-shaped in-ground pool surrounded by trees and shrubs.
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The 'BBB+' IDR assigned to Finco and Midco aligns with GAFLL's IDR and reflects standard notching between the implied insurance operating company and holding company IDRs for a ring-fenced regulatory environment based on Fitch's criteria.
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A short distance away, beyond a fenced barrier, a figure stands carding a large pile of wool fleece, while, sitting at a wood table near the projection, another performer cuts and pulls apart a wool sweater.
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She lived a few doors down from me, in our electric-fenced, guard-patrolled suburb of Harare, Zimbabwe, and was legally old enough to have that just-seen bottle of South African cream liqueur in her room.
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It was a far cry from the vast majority of summer festival experiences, which submit patrons to the sun-baking, humanity-negating boredom of waiting for a headliner while getting drunk in a muddy, fenced-in field.
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From TIME: If Dogs Could Write Valentines, Here's What They Would Tell Their Owners "He's a rascal that digs and escapes under our fenced in yard," Cindy Hall wrote in a Facebook comment on the hospital's photo.
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Earlier this year we got a sneak peek at the company's robotic safety vest, designed to give employees an added layer of protection when entering the fenced-off section of the floor that sports the Kiva systems.
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The team found that during ebb tides when the moon was full (and the tide thus at its springiest) farmed individuals of Holothuria scabra sucked in water and became buoyant enough to roll outside the fenced enclosures.
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Driving through Castleberry on my way home from the bar, I notice that an old fenced-in grassy lot alongside the railroad tracks where I used to let my dog run around is now a construction site.
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Morgan also recently told Fox News that the fenced-in areas of processing that hold undocumented immigrants — which the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has repeatedly insisted aren't cages — are just part of the "really nice" facilities.
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Sending him off on assignment, Walker's editor spells out the racket for him: I mean the fact that two-thirds of this cityis a fenced-off ghetto;that there's graft and corruption running right the way through.
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Scientists from Ciemat, the Spanish nuclear agency, fenced off the most hazardous sections and began pressuring the United States to remove about 65,19453 cubic yards of radioactive soil — far more than was removed right after the accident.
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The area is a "closed club village in the old-fashioned style," as its website advertises, constructed in the middle of a pine forest along the Rublevo-Uspensky highway, with fenced-in lots and bespoke building options.
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The three-tier central structure is now fenced off, but its base is apparently constructed around Mountain Thunder's travel-trailer, which Van Zant covered with a combination of cement and mountain stones to serve as the foundation.
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The bylaw requires owners to pay higher fees for the animals than for non-pit bull types; to go through a criminal-background check; and to keep a muzzle on the dogs outside, even in fenced backyards.
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Now, a similar crowded encampment, fenced in with portable toilets, water coolers and camouflage netting draped overhead for shade, appeared over the weekend near the border's busiest crossing point for migrants from Central America, in McAllen, Tex.
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They might disagree on the way to do it, but conservationists all seem to agree that, without community buy-in, elephants and other species are probably doomed to be confined into heavily fortified and fenced-off parks.
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Every adult male coming to Hammam al-Alil camp — the arrival point for the displaced — is led to a fenced compound where officers inspect their identity cards and check them against a database of Islamic State suspects.
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In a city that is already a reflection of the country's class segregation, the diplomatic zones of Gulshan and another neighborhood, Baridhara — where most wealthy people live — have been fenced off from the rest of the city.
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Offering finish work like Italian cabinetry, and amenities like a second-story lounge that opens to a fenced-in patio, the building has 48 one- to three-bedroom apartments with prices starting at $915,000, Mr. Belkin said.
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South Africa contains its big, dangerous wildlife in fenced reserves while other African states lack the resources for fencing or capture operations, meaning that lions and other alpha animals frequently stray outside the boundaries of protected areas.
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