Any Asian or foreign person will tell you about that experience.
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Soliciting a thing of value from a foreign official, from a foreign person.
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Usually when he punishes a foreign person it just means he's getting married again.
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So I feel like it's a more specific thing than just, like, I kissed a foreign person.
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That letter required Trump to decide on sanctions with "respect to any foreign person responsible" for Khashoggi's then-disappearance.
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Every national security review looks at both the threat posed by the foreign person and the U.S. business's vulnerability.
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Created in 2008, FISA allows for the warrantless surveillance of any foreign person that an intelligence agency deems a target.
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A "foreign person" is anyone who is not a US citizen, green card holder, or a person granted refugee status.
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CFIUS — an interagency committee authorized to review transactions that could result in control of a U.S. business by a foreign person.
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Federal law prohibits the receipt by people running a campaign of information or anything of value from a foreign person entity or government.
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The bill also calls for the U.S. president to impose sanctions on "any foreign person who 'knowingly engages"' in forced labor of minority Muslims.
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"Any French or foreign person can buy one property or several properties," said Olivier Schneider, a notary in Strasbourg, who handles real estate transactions.
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But limited partners that have some control over the business, or firms whose managing partner is a "foreign person", could be subject to scrutiny.
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Keep in mind that in the cases of Grindr and PatientsLikeMe, the government relied on its preexisting authority to police investments that delivered control to a foreign person.
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Mueller is seeking to determine whether there was an agreement between the Trump campaign and any foreign person, entity or government to receive anything of value for the campaign.
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Senators have triggered a provision of the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act requiring the president to determine whether a foreign person is responsible for a gross human rights violation.
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The bill also calls for the U.S. president to impose sanctions on "any foreign person who 'knowingly engages'" in forced labor of minority Muslims and would require firms to disclose dealings with Xinjiang.
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The bill also calls for the U.S. president to impose sanctions on "any foreign person who 'knowingly engages"' in forced labor of minority Muslims and would require firms to disclose dealings with Xinjiang.
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The CFIUS statute, established under President George W. Bush, gives the president the authority to review, and potentially block, any merger that could result in a foreign person or company controlling a domestic business.
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"Access to these systems could provide a foreign person with ties to a foreign government with information that could be used for intelligence or other purposes adverse to U.S. interests," Cardin and Van Hollen wrote.
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The inter-agency committee reviews business deals that could result in a foreign person or company winning control of a U.S. business, to determine if there is a national security risk to the United States.
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That is a trend that is likely to pick up considerably now that Congress has directed the agency to examine some of these deals, even when the investment does not give control to a foreign person.
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In a letter, the senators said they had triggered a provision of the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act requiring the president to determine whether a foreign person is responsible for a gross human rights violation.
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It would also place visa restrictions on Turkish leaders, sanction any foreign person supporting the Turkish military and ensure the previously congressionally mandated sanctions for Turkey's purchase of a Russian missile defense system go into effect.
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These areas include things like: determining whether a VC firm is based in the U.S. (tricky if it has overseas offices!), determining who is a "foreign person" (so many have partners working in said overseas offices
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Under the bill, the president would be authorized to prevent any sanctioned foreign person from entering the U.S. Any entity facilitating North Korea's policies would further be prohibited from entering into contracts with the U.S. government.
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Chris Van Hollen, announced a sanctions bill on Wednesday, outlining sanctions against top Turkish political leaders as well as "any foreign person who sells or provides financial, material, or technical support" to the country's military and energy sector.
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"Under the ITAR, a US Department of State Director of Defense Trade Controls export license is required prior to the release of ITAR-controlled technical data to a foreign person," Steven Brotherton, an export controls lawyer in San Francisco, told me.
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Trump has vowed on his first day in office, he would expand that requirement to include wire transfers and require that no foreign person living in the U.S. can send money outside the country without first proving their legal status.
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They asked Trump to determine whether "a foreign person is responsible for an extrajudicial killing, torture, or other gross violation of internationally recognized human rights" and report back in 120 days with a decision on the imposition of sanctions on whoever was responsible.
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"Therefore, we request that you make a determination on the imposition of sanctions pursuant to the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act with respect to any foreign person responsible for such a violation related to Mr. Khashoggi," the senators wrote in their letter to Trump.
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The Magnitsky law gives the administration 120 days to conduct an investigation and report back to Congress on whether a foreign person is responsible for an extrajudicial killing, torture or other gross violation of internationally recognized human rights against an individual exercising freedom of expression.
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" Before Camerota came to this conclusion, the CNN anchors discussed federal election laws that make it a "crime for any person to solicit, accept, or receive, anything of value from a foreign person or U.S. political campaign for the purpose of influencing any elections for federal office.
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It would also prohibit arms transfers to Turkish military units in Syria, sanction any foreign person providing arms to Turkish forces in Syria, impose penalties on Turkish financial institutions and force Trump to impose previously congressionally mandated sanctions on Turkey's purchase of a Russian missile defense system.
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Corker and Menendez note in the letter that if the president receives the request, he is required to "determine whether a foreign person is responsible for an extrajudicial killing, torture, or other gross violation of internationally recognized human rights against an individual exercising freedom of expression" within 120 days.
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For instance, a recently proposed bill would stiffen the government's review of overseas investments, including a focus on personal information of U.S. citizens and a more critical look at joint ventures and other transactions where U.S. technology firms provide intellectual property and technological support to a foreign person.
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" Why it matters: In October, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee triggered the Global Magnitsky Act, which gives President Trump 120 days "to determine whether a foreign person is responsible for an extrajudicial killing, torture, or other gross violation of internationally recognized human rights against an individual exercising freedom of expression.
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FBI agents soon realized that by portraying their work as intelligence gathering and not emphasizing the law enforcement aspects, they could go to a different court -- the FISA court, with its unconstitutionally low bar for obtaining a search warrant (namely, probable cause of speaking to a foreign person) -- to get search warrants.
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It gives the White House 120 days to "determine whether a foreign person is responsible for an extrajudicial killing, torture, or other gross violation of internationally recognized human rights against an individual exercising freedom of expression" and to report back to the Foreign Relations Committee with a decision on how it plans to act.
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"Further, there is no law or regulation requiring that any such speech be accurate or truthful or that any U.S. or foreign person truthfully or accurately identify herself or himself when engaging in such speech—when it comes to political speech, one is free to pretend to be whomever he or she wants to be and to say whatever he or she wants to say," Dubelier added.
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In East Africa and Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the word used for a white or foreign person is "muzungu". In both the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Republic of the Congo, the word used for a white person is "mondele" or "mundele".
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In diplomacy, a ''''' (Latin: "person not welcome", plural: ') is a foreign person whose entering or remaining in a particular country is prohibited by that country's government. Being so named is the most serious form of censure that a country can apply to foreign diplomats who are otherwise protected by diplomatic immunity from arrest and other normal kinds of prosecution.
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The form requires the foreign person to provide a U.S. Taxpayer Identification Number unless the U.S. income is dividends or interest from actively traded or similar investments. Other W-forms handle other international issues. The IRS released a new version of W-8BEN in February 2014 that required corporations to sign a W-8BEN-E form instead.
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In Ghana the word used for a 'white' person or foreigner is ‘Obroni’ in the local languages, those of the Akan family. In Nigeria, the word used for a 'white' person is Oyibo. In Uganda, the word used for a white or foreign person is 'mzungu'. In Togo and Benin, the word used for a white person is 'yovo'.
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Legal organisation of the current Bulgarian Honours System is contained in the Constitution and the Decree on Intellectual Stimulation. Orders are established by the National Assembly and are awarded by the President of the Republic. The nomination of a foreign person is made by the Ministry of External Affairs, whereas Bulgarian nominees are selected by the Council of Ministers.
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Same-sex partners of people entering the United States for non-diplomatic reasons were not eligible under the new policy. Previously, the same-sex partner of a foreign person working or studying in the United States on a nonimmigrant visa was generally eligible to apply for a B-2 visa."B-2 Classification for Cohabitating Partners". Bureau of Consular Affairs.
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Identification of HIV/AIDS-positive foreigners usually occurs during mandatory blood test for teachers, government agencies workers and some state-run enterprises employees. There are no penalties for enterprises refusing to hire a foreign person carrying HIV thus allowing work and employment discrimination.Wang Hsiao-wen, "Foreign HIV victims face a quiet struggle to work", The Taipei Times, December 19, 2004. Retrieved 2016-05-03.
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Unlike collecting societies outside the United States, ASCAP contract is non-exclusive, and although it is not so simple for a foreign person to join ASCAP, it is possible. ASCAP has an office in the United Kingdom. As the artist agreement is non-exclusive, authors can license using a creative commons license. The ASCAP bill of rights states, "we have the right to choose when and where our creative works may be used for free".
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If an author is going to use a creative commons license with another's works, this is the only author's rights organisation that has a non-exclusive contract that a foreign person can join. If an author uses a Creative Commons license and is not a member of a performing rights organisation, and the works would generate royalties, these royalties are collected and given to publishers and artists that are members of these organisations.
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This is a list of people declared persona non grata. Persona non grata (Latin, plural: personae non gratae), literally meaning "an unwelcome person", is a legal term used in diplomacy that indicates a proscription against a foreign person entering or remaining in the country. It is the most serious form of censure that one country can apply to foreign diplomats, who are otherwise protected by diplomatic immunity from arrest and other normal kinds of prosecution.
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This unique share prevents amendments of certain parts of the company's Articles of Association without the permission of the Secretary of State. These Articles require that no foreign person or persons acting together may hold more than 15% of the company's shares. British Aerospace's head office was in Warwick House, Farnborough Aerospace Centre in Farnborough, Hampshire. BAE Systems retains this but the registered office, and base for the senior leadership team, is in the City of Westminster.
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With a few exceptions, the EAR define "export" to mean: # (1) An actual shipment or transmission out of the United States, including the sending or taking of an item out of the United States, in any manner; # (2) Releasing or otherwise transferring “technology” or source code (but not object code) to a foreign person in the United States (a “deemed export”); # (3) Transferring by a person in the United States of registration, control, or ownership of spacecraft, under certain circumstances.
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However, no victims applied for the funds during the reporting period. Five victims were given $600 each in 2008. Georgian authorities provided foreign victims legal alternatives to their removal to countries where they would face hardship or retribution; the Law on Legal Status of Foreigners provided a foreign person suspected of being a victim of trafficking the right to a residence permit even if authorities could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the person was a victim. In 2009, no foreign victims requested a residence permit.
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Expulsion paperwork can be initiated when a foreign person is in one of the following situations: # Lacking documentation in Spanish territory. # Working without a work permit, even if they have a valid resident permit. # Be involved in activities that violate public order or interior or exterior state security or any activity contrary to Spanish interests or that could put in danger Spain's relations with other countries. # Be convicted inside or outside of Spain of a crime punishable by incarceration for greater than one year.
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A second option is to have the property treated as an investment property and subject to a flat 30% tax. Most income received by foreign persons from U.S. investments, including rent, is taxed at a flat 30%, and the foreign person is permitted no deductions related to the operations of the property. That means that if there is a mortgage on the property, the interest payments are not deductible. However, many countries have entered into income tax treaties with the U.S. reducing the 30% rate to a lesser amount.
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He was based in Bolton, a town in the North West of England. A FIFA recognised referee who officiated many matches at international level, Clough was invited to referee the 1957 Coupe de France Final between Toulouse and Angers at Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir in Colombes. He was the first and only foreign person to officiate the final of French football's premier cup competition. Two years later, Clough was the referee for the 1959 FA Cup Final between Nottingham Forest and Luton Town at Wembley Stadium in London.
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On 25 June 2018, Zubier became the first foreign person to be awarded Finland's Life Saving Medal for helping a victim and protecting others during the attack. On 19 July 2018, he was also presented the George Medal for his actions. Zubier applied for Finnish state pension based on injuries he suffered during the attack, but admitted in August 2018 to benefits fraud by forging work history in his application. Prior, the Finnish State Treasury () discovered that he had not worked at the designated ambulance company during the dates specified in his application.
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The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act would make it U.S. policy to assume (a "rebuttable presumption") that all goods manufactured in Xinjiang are made with forced labor, unless the commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection certifies that certain goods are known to not have been made with forced labor. The bill also calls for the President of the United States to impose sanctions on "any foreign person who 'knowingly engages'" in forced labor using minority Muslims. The bill would further require firms to disclose their dealings with Xinjiang. A list of Chinese companies that have relied on forced labor would be compiled.
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Section 106 clarified the President's authority to investigate, regulate, or prohibit any financial transactions that fall within the jurisdiction of the US. This section also authorized the President to confiscate assets belonging to any "foreign person, foreign organization, or foreign country" who the President found had participated in an attack on the United States. Finally, this section ordered that if action under this section is based on classified information, that information may be presented to the reviewing judicial authority ex parte and in camera – that is, outside the presence (and possibly without the knowledge) of the accused or his attorney.
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Libyans (Tjeḥenu) are described by determinatives: foreign person + people + foreign country (=state/country of Libyan people) The bulk of the inscription deals with Merneptah's victory over the Libyans, but the last 3 of the 28 lines shift to Canaan: The "nine bows" is a term the Egyptians used to refer to their enemies; the actual enemies varied according to time and circumstance.. Hatti and Ḫurru are Syro- Palestine, Canaan and Israel are smaller units, and Ashkelon, Gezer and Yanoam are cities within the region; according to the stele, all these entities fell under the rule of the Egyptian empire at that time.
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During the voter registration process, United Nations personnel faced further difficulties in deploying MINURSO peacekeepers from Morocco and the Moroccan government forbid Western Saharans from making contact with any foreign person. Polisario also interrupted the voter identification process, during which they questioned the integrity of MINURSO. The process stalled in 1995, during which the United Nations Security Council was sent to assess the situation, the consequences of which raised the stakes of the process for all parties involved. By 1996, recommendations for complete withdrawal of peacekeepers and the suspension of the voter registration process were called for by the UN Secretary General.
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Stewart is considered one of President Trump's most steadfast defenders in Congress. For instance, after Trump stated he would be open to receiving intelligence on a campaign opponent from a foreign country and not alerting the FBI, Stewart defended him, saying that if the information is "credible, I think it would be foolish not to take that information." According to Ellen Weintraub, the chairwoman of the Federal Election Commission, it is illegal for a campaign to accept anything of value from a foreign person or entity in regards to a U.S. election. According to political polling and reporting website FiveThirtyEight, Stewart's votes aligned with Trump's positions around 95% of the time.
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Langseth is a member of the Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Lettersthe Society's member list (in Norwegian) and the Norwegian Academy of Technological Sciences.The Academy's member list (in Norwegian) He was awarded the "Médaille Albert Portevin" by Société française de métallurgie et de matériaux, SF2M in 2005.SF2M’s list of the prizewinners The medal is awarded by SF2M every two years, to a French or foreign person who has made an outstanding contribution in the areas in which Portevin distinguished himself, especially in processing and formatting properties of materials. In 2009 he was appointed Honorary Doctor at the Université de Valenciennes et du Hainaut-Cambrésis.
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Same-sex marriage was legalized in Taiwan on May 24, 2019. As the formal marriage is available for Taiwanese citizens who intend to marry another Taiwanese citizen or a foreign person from a country or territory where same-sex marriage is legal, same-sex partnership registration are no longer available for these couples. However, couples who have registered can choose to remain in partnership or convert to a marriage. On May 25, 2020, the day which marks the anniversary of legalizing same-sex marriage in Taiwan, the National Immigration Agency announced the opening of same-sex partnership registration for couples between two foreign citizens.
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Customs and manners in Japanese business are reputed to be some of the most complicated and daunting in the world, especially to a foreign person who is not familiar with the Japanese ideology of ranks and traditions. Failure to perform the right type of ojigi for the other person's status is considered a workplace faux pas or even an offense. Especially more traditional and conservative Japanese people view ojigi as a representation of the Japanese identity and find beauty in the performance of a perfect ojigi with the correct posture. Therefore, many industries in Japan will offer new recruits extensive training on correct ways to perform ojigi and other important business etiquette.
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Although Serbian and Croatian media created much controversy about alleged war crimes committed by the squad, no indictment was issued by International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia against any of these foreign volunteers. The only foreign person convicted of war crimes was Swedish neo-Nazi Jackie Arklöv, who fought in the Croatian army (first convicted by a Bosnian court, later by a Swedish court). According to the ICTY verdicts, Serb propaganda was very active, constantly propagating false information about the foreign fighters in order to inflame anti-Muslim hatred among Serbs. After the takeover of Prijedor by Serb forces in 1992, Radio Prijedor propagated Serb nationalistic ideas characterising prominent non-Serbs as criminals and extremists who should be punished.
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Such scenes include Joly answering a gigantic novelty mobile phone and shouting at the top of his voice into it (normally in quiet locations like golf courses, cinemas, libraries and parks), a chef chasing an actor in a large rat costume out of a restaurant, and two actors dressed as masked Mexican wrestlers getting into spontaneous fights in grocery stores. Other scenes included people dressed as animals breaking into a fight and the progress of various costumed pedestrians (such as a snail and an old man) across a zebra crossing in London. Joly also often dressed as a Cub Scout, a foreign person with bad English, or a park attendant. The show does not include a laugh track, instead playing instrumental and sometimes sad music during sketches.
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He believes that the term "foreign power" is broad enough to "[encompass] any political organization a majority of noncitizens", and though they must show reasonable evidence of a crime when targeting a U.S. citizen, the agency must only show evidence that a foreign person is an agent of a foreign power. He states that FISA was based on an "administrative search" exception to the Fourth Amendment, which relaxed the probable cause requirement for searches "where the search serves some special need beyond criminal law enforcement". However, Cole believes that the administrative search exception does not apply to criminal law enforcement, therefore when an investigation turns into a primarily criminal investigation the traditional standards of criminal probable cause would then apply. The crux of Cole's argument is that, :[b]y abandoning that distinction and allowing searches on less than probable cause where the government is primarily seeking criminal prosecution, Section 218 raises a serious constitutional question.
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If a U.S. export authorization is silent as to access by Dual and Third Country National employees of a foreign party, the authorization has the effect of limiting access to employees who are nationals only of the country of their employer. This means that, for example, a TAA that includes a UK company as the foreign person, but which does not include clauses authorizing access by Dual and Third Country Nationals will limit access to USML items supplied under the TAA to employees of the UK company who are UK citizens only. This can cause significant problems for foreign governments and organizations from countries with large first generation immigrant populations (which is discussed in more detail under "Controversy"). As a result, the U.S. Government and the Australian Government have drawn attention to the importance for U.S. companies to consult closely with foreign persons who will be subject to a U.S. export authorization before it is submitted to the U.S. Department of State for approval.
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Passed unanimously first by the House of Representative on June 25 and on July 2 by the Senate, US President Donald Trump signed the Hong Kong Autonomy Act into law, ending Hong Kong's preferential treatment as an autonomous region. This bill has a 90-day window for the Secretary of State to impose sanctions on "a foreign person [who] is materially contributing to, has materially contributed to, or attempts to materially contribute to the failure of the Government of China to meet its obligations under the Joint Declaration or the Basic Law". Trump also signed into law an executive order detailing 14 actions to stop treating Hong Kong as a special and independent region. The normalization measures include that Hong Kong SAR passport holders will be treated the same as Chinese passport holders, scientific and technical cooperation between Chinese University Hong Kong and the United States Geological Survey – which had previously expired – will not be renewed, and Hong Kong police training in the United States will be ended.
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According to the popular anti-Caucasian version, during Stalin's reign, the majority of ex-Empire had been occupied by a power- seeking foreign person who didn't represent both the Slavic ethnicity and, to a certain degree, even Russian language and culture, while traitorously benefiting from the anti-nationalist ideology of Marxism. However, Aleksandrov is better known in the West for his early work with Sergei Eisenstein. In Russia, Grigori Aleksandrov's pre-war movies have been credited for "helping to win the war", the Soviet Union's success against Nazis in the World War II. For the same reason, his movies are still controversial in modern Russia, considering the cost of irreparable casualties and subsequent consequences leaving a room for a theory about Russians benefiting more from a Hypothetical Axis victory in World War II. By submission to Hitler, the USSR could have saved its non-Jewish population and approximately 20 millions of the Soviet people and, in the 1990s, the Russian cross in demography, after the country's ideological turn to the opposite 'righteous' direction, would not occur. According to a poll, only 13 percent of Europeans believe USSR had played a key role in the liberation of Europe from Nazism.
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