I'm a foreigner but less of a foreigner than another American [who might leave after production].
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Given the choice between a hardworking foreigner and a costly local, private firms have long preferred the foreigner.
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"Even in Latvia for a while I felt like a foreigner, was treated like a foreigner," he said.
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They are targeting a foreigner, and because they are targeting a foreigner they are gathering all of this information on Americans.
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There is no virtue of an Arab over a foreigner nor a foreigner over an Arab, and neither white over black nor black over skin, except by righteousness.
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" — Objective Foreigner in Zambia "Not news anymore, unfortunately.
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They're no foreigner to beauty, in as much as they're no foreigner to the limitlessness of abstraction—a facet, most likely, connected with Reas' ongoing exploration of coding and programming mediums.
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There was never an Asian lead at the center of The Outsider — it was always, as the title affirms, about a foreigner, and that foreigner was always (given the reported casting efforts) white.
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"We've just got to be so careful with what we mean by 'foreigner,' because if we mean by 'foreigner' people who are born overseas, that includes many Australians, including myself," Professor Tham said.
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However diligently the foreigner seeks he cannot find out all.
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As a foreigner, I was only asked for my passport.
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Yaichi's daughter, Kana, has become besotted with this 'foreigner' uncle.
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When you think a foreigner might kill you, you panic.
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"You're that foreigner from the Merdeka parade," she said immediately.
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Macron asked him if he was French or a foreigner.
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Another 19 people, including another foreigner, were injured, he said.
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At that moment, I really want to be a foreigner.
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A foreigner is building a Muay Thai gym in Thailand?!
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As a foreigner and a black man in England, Hall
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Label President Obama a foreigner, a Muslim, even a Communist.
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Other things equal, wouldn't you rather have a foreigner pay?
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The kidnapped foreigner was an oil worker, not a journalist.
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NEWTOWN "The Foreigner," by Larry Shue, directed by Timothy Huebenthal.
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VICE connected with Dark Foreigner for comment on this story.
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It is political when we boo the classic evil foreigner.
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The foreigner took up position in a rooftop chicken coop.
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I am, after all, a foreigner and a temporary resident.
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They brightened when they realized that I was a foreigner.
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" In New York, she said, she was "always a foreigner.
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To be fair, I was also the only foreigner there.
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Nunes has made clear that much of what he saw involved foreigner-to-foreigner conversations about Trump and his associates, and Nunes is raising questions about whether those reports were improperly distributed around the government.
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And only a foreigner could fuss about our little local ritual.
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Though much older than her classmates and a foreigner, she excelled.
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It is virtually impossible for a foreigner to become a citizen.
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Word about the foreigner in the watchtower looking for love spread.
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All she saw was a foreigner beating on her daughter's chest.
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Or will the foreigner, known only for three round fights, gas?
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The owner lives abroad, but he's not a foreigner like us.
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Women who marry a foreigner cannot pass citizenship onto their children.
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I suppose everyone, French or foreigner, is predisposed to love Paris.
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NEWTOWN "The Foreigner," play by Larry Shue, directed by Timothy Huebenthal.
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NEWTOWN "The Foreigner," comedy by Larry Shue, directed by Timothy Huebenthal.
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It does not want be seen as a foreigner taking over.
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" She didn't need to elaborate, but she did: "An authentic foreigner.
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Once seen as a naïve foreigner, he had earned public respect.
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I never dated a foreigner in Australia because I'm pretty conventional.
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How were you treated, as a European and foreigner, while inside?
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As a foreigner, without the language, one doesn't get too far.
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Visiting Japan gracefully is a daunting task for a , or foreigner.
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And it took a foreigner to point this out to them.
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She relinquishes her royal titles as required by marrying a foreigner.
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Having a foreigner like me leering at them was certainly unusual.
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" He also said then: "You are a foreigner, who are you?
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This repels me not only as a "foreigner," but as a human.
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But beside her name on the latest draft it says "declared foreigner".
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The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born.
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The story follows her from humble beginnings as an aspiring foreigner-agent.
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How did it make you feel to be a foreigner for hire?
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I'm Omani' and they said, 'Yes, but your son is a foreigner'.
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Another foreigner, a Canadian pastor, is also being detained in North Korea.
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"I felt like a foreigner," he says of those early coding classes.
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We don't know who he is but police say he's a foreigner.
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Charliyan said 24 people, including at least one more foreigner, were wounded.
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When the pair jet to Milan for a publicity junket, the foreigner
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They think, since he's a foreigner, that he doesn't speak the language.
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He spoke so highly of it for an Australian, for a foreigner.
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There might be one foreigner hopefully Instagramming for them, but generally not.
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"We assure every citizen and foreigner that you are safe," he said.
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The feeling of being a permanent foreigner percolated my sense of being.
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Which Egyptian official figured that torturing a foreigner was a good idea?
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The suspect made anti-foreigner comments during his arrest, the AP reported.
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They zeroed in on Mr. Sabrié, the obvious foreigner in our group.
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It became really hard for a foreigner to find work in an airport.
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That was the first time I truly understood that I was a foreigner.
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A "foreigner agent" flagged me down while I was walking down the street.
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A takeover by a foreigner would be a big blow to German pride.
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The artists playing overhead range from Ronnie Milsap to Cheap Trick to Foreigner.
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But local elections this year could be the catalyst for more foreigner-bashing.
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Was there any suggestion, then, that this nameless visitor would be a foreigner?
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My contributions to this country would be as a foreigner with no rights?
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Like most Zimbabweans, he saw an opportunity in a foreigner coming to visit.
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"It broadens our horizons, it shows our creativity," said another inmate, a foreigner.
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And certainly not for a foreigner, in a moment as disastrous as ours.
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When he can't stop laughing, laugh too—become the foreigner who doesn't understand.
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"Then I become a foreigner, and then my perspective is different," he said.
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Would I have seen a different story if I were not a foreigner?
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We pay a foreigner entrance fee and we're given surgical masks to wear.
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" At times, self-evident themes are laboriously spelled out: "Pravasi means foreigner, outsider.
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As a foreigner with a freelance income, she used Insurent as a guarantor.
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Zinke's comment betrayed a prejudice that being Asian makes you a perpetual foreigner.
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I assume but am not certain that this was written by a foreigner.
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The Taliban, which deny the foreigner-backed government's legitimacy, sought to topple it.
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Yeah, I'm white, and I'm middle class, but I think more than that, to an American; I'm British, I'm a foreigner—but a familiar foreigner from merry old England, the country of Mr. Bean and Downton Abbey and the Queen.
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Still, it would be rare for a foreigner to disappear in such a manner.
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In this circumstance, the bride is often a foreigner and the spouse is American.
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Then, the foreigner in the situation would have to apply for a marriage visa.
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He said he had to check with his superiors before letting a foreigner pass.
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I've looked at your website and it's like it was written by a foreigner.
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A foreigner encountering Icelandic-only signage is usually unable to decipher a single word.
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" The original Chinese message used a more neutral term, hei laowai, or "black foreigner.
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One of the injured civilians is a foreigner, confirmed to be a Dutch national.
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He is an American citizen, not a foreigner, a refugee or a recent immigrant.
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But the court was unmoved: Biswas was declared a "foreigner" and thrown in prison.
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TO BECOME a Japanese citizen, a foreigner must display "good conduct", among other things.
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The entire segment smacks of willful ignorance by buying into the perpetual foreigner syndrome.
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Did he [Obama] say he was a foreigner and did he get a scholarship?
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Because Bergmann is a foreigner, and the eyes of the world were on Gunnlaugsson.
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At first, as a foreigner, I declined to take part in the nightly protests.
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How would a foreigner find a gym in Isaan if they don't speak Thai?
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The fact that I am a shy foreigner makes new relationships difficult to cultivate.
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The focus on the awkward comes from my frustrating life experience as a foreigner.
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These should be an internal candidate, and two outsiders - an Italian and a foreigner.
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He is thrust into the world effectively an orphan, a foreigner in every home.
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For a foreigner, it's an attempt to ensure that you won't suddenly become unwelcome.
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For the next two weeks, I would be the sole foreigner in their charge.
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Such statements fan the suspicion in Iran that any foreigner may be a spy.
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I tried to rent a flat, but that wasn't really possible as a foreigner.
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The catch is you need to buy it through a business if you're a foreigner.
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These ideas of the foreigner and closing borders — they were happening then and happening now.
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That being said, there is a sandwich a foreigner might not notice at first glance.
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A resident said a second foreigner had been kidnapped but Asinim did not confirm this.
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A foreigner, for example, hesitates, stutters — an immigrant, exile, or the child of an immigrant.
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For now, the Chinese government has offered to extend foreigner visas for those under lockdown.
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In 1935, she became the first foreigner granted permission to shoot within the Soviet Union.
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" He added, "If some foreigner beat him to a job, he's down on ALL foreigners.
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Of course, their first candidate is Mr. Willoughby, who, as a foreigner, is immediately suspicious.
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The unspoken national concept of "terrorist" shifted from white American male to nebulous Arab foreigner.
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He knew it would be particularly difficult finding work as a foreigner who needed sponsorship.
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Deutsche Bank may be a likelier partner for Commerzbank than any foreigner is for either.
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We are investigating,' he said, adding that one of the dead militants was a foreigner.
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" And he said, "You're not nervous because I'm the head chef and I'm a foreigner?
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Six people, including one foreigner, were killed in the country's worst terror attack since 2009.
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However, The Foreigner is set to include plot twists and mysteries surrounding Quan's real identity.
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There was, undeniably, the benefit of being a foreigner—of being distinct, special, superior even.
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Last fall, a drunken neighbor began hassling him about being a foreigner, Mr. Qader said.
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For a foreigner, therefore, clothes don't make the man here; they simply mark the role.
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As noted above, receiving an in-kind donation from a foreigner is against federal law.
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The reality is that, even as a foreigner, it's hard not to hear about it.
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This translates into an extra $300,000 tax for a foreigner buying a $2 million house.
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One of her most memorable fights was the first time she ever fought a foreigner.
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The closure dates were also surprising to a foreigner with limited knowledge of Australian history.
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Because I am a foreigner, I am not allowed to work in the United States.
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But even swathed in a traditional headscarf, Lilly can't escape being marked as a foreigner.
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By contrast, it's much easier to handcuff a foreigner for preparing an assault on America.
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One of the first Thai words that foreigners learn in Bangkok is farang, or foreigner.
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Mr. Modi represents authenticity and Indianness; Nehru is the quintessential foreigner in his own land.
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As a foreigner in this country, it is hard for me to offer an opinion.
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STX, an upstart Burbank studio, noted that "The Foreigner" has already made $88 million overseas.
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His identity was not released, though the police said he was a foreigner and Caucasian.
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Did he come in for particularly severe treatment because he was a foreigner in Japan?
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The Freedom Party today is Euroskeptic, anti-elite, anti-foreigner, anti-Islam and anti-globalization.
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He said one of those who had been held by the rebels was a foreigner.
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Lucy Fly (Alicia Vikander) is an expat living abroad, where she befriends Lily, another foreigner.
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On Saturday, four rescue helicopters evacuated 200 people, including 140 foreigner hikers, police officials said.
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"You're asking a foreigner to commit treason and betray his or her country," said Matthews.
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When I was in Japan, I thought of myself as merely a "gaijin," or foreigner.
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In one video, a Proud Boy is overheard bragging about kicking a "foreigner" in the head.
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With Cersei spouting all this "scary foreigner" rhetoric, the army attacking the throne must be Westerosi.
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"No more being sniffed at for being a foreigner with a background nobody understands," he fumes.
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It's easy to caricature such views as xenophobic and anti-foreigner — but the reality is nuanced.
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They are open to hiring a foreigner, though they would prefer another Italian, the source added.
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"You are a foreigner," Maria, who was heavily pregnant at the time, recalls the woman saying.
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If a foreigner comes in, people greet them, [because foreigners are perceived to be] high status.
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In one video, a Proud Boy is heard bragging about kicking a "foreigner" in the head.
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"As a foreigner, it's really difficult for you to understand," Hayakawa says after a long pause.
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"Obviously, there's no way a foreigner could run for election without an Iraqi citizenship," Iwai said.
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He is far from the only Afghan to have killed a foreigner with no apparent provocation.
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I still feel like a weird foreigner when I visit many cities on the East Coast.
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When we buy manufactured goods abroad, we get the goods and the foreigner gets the money.
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Away from the port, I often looked around to realize that I was the only foreigner.
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"He shouted, 'I am a foreigner'," Khalaf said, describing him as bearded and dressed in black.
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Dark Foreigner uses the automated DeviantArt system to sell his prints for $4.79 USD a pop.
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Being a foreigner and newly arrived in the country, you can't really do anything about that.
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For those who call the city home, there is practically no such person as a foreigner.
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I'd be reliant on my passport, like a foreigner in what used to be my country.
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Along with Shams, five other hotel guests, including a foreigner, managed to jump into the tree.
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Yet for most of his life growing up in Greece, Giannis Antetokounmpo was considered a foreigner.
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At first, President Xi looked as if he was going to simply ignore the impudent foreigner.
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Back then I was an oddity, a mix between a white local and a brown foreigner.
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Trigger warning to immigration-sensitive readers, the story involves a foreigner from a s---hole country.
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The English orientation would be next; I was just the only foreigner on this particular weekend.
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Miller asks when, if ever, a country is obliged to let a foreigner enter, and remain.
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"Uncle policeman, he's the one!" he tells an officer who whisks the foreigner away in handcuffs.
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"Only an auslander" — a foreigner — "would eat that before a raclette," one of my friends said.
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A foreigner, who was not identified, was among the eight people wounded, the prosecutor's office said.
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It's a crime for an American to ask a foreigner for help winning a U.S. election.
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But it is subject to the stamp duty surcharge, if it is sold to a foreigner.
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Tellingly, the real nature of the foreigner is less important than its existence as a scapegoat.
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At his new school, in Oregon, Ghani won a student-council seat reserved for a foreigner.
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Rugby WELLINGTON, New Zealand — For the first time, England's rugby team has a foreigner as head coach.
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Jackie Chan went on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to promote his new film The Foreigner.
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Ogita, head of the daycare chain, knows only one foreigner who has obtained the necessary childcare qualifications.
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"There's a feeling of despair I've never seen before," says a seasoned foreigner visiting for the summer.
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She wore the Dominican jersey on her back, but the country it represented considered her a foreigner.
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The rent-a-foreigner phenomenon plays a role in the system, but it's only one small part.
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Encountering a Frenchman at dinner, he gives the "unfortunately born foreigner" a lecture on "le constitution Britannique".
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And we had irate eighth graders who wanted to kill us because we weren't playing Foreigner covers.
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To the Chinese, says Mr Orr, this was like the American government letting a foreigner buy Google.
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That the evil foreigner trope has been around for a while makes its undercurrents no less uncomfortable.
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This is the dirty secret, the thing that jars, thrills, and nauseates: the evil foreigner always works.
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Manila police chief Oscar Albayalde told reporters that police think it's likely the suspect was a foreigner.
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Incidental [collection] is "foreigner is in the conversation," but there's information to, from or about an American.
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As a Christian and a foreigner in an Islamic country, he was often harassed by the police.
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Fortunately, after enough years, they seemed to forget that she was either a foreigner or a woman.
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Another time, an ISIS -affiliated group kidnapped a foreigner on the outskirts of Cairo and beheaded him.
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It has never happened in the CBA before, but a foreigner has come to define a team.
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Love for cross-country became an essential national trait, one that any ingratiating foreigner has to embrace.
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In a case like this — a drug smuggling case involving a foreigner — it is much less common.
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The Philippine authorities initially denied the attack had been by a suicide bomber, much less a foreigner.
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His status as a foreigner seeking to promote protectionist policies in the United States makes him unusual.
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An unnamed foreigner with "Russian roots" gave them $1 million for that purpose, according to the indictment.
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As a foreigner, Mr. Ghosn is even more of an outsider than Mr. Ezoe or Mr. Tanaka.
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The afternoon I visited, I heard a keening cry from a side alley near the foreigner annex.
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No land was actually sold to any foreigner since the law came into effect four years ago.
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In a statement, the ministry said the patient was a foreigner but did not specify a nationality.
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I wondered if, given Mr. Trump's rhetoric, I would feel like a foreigner in my own home.
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It's everyday for them, but here's a foreigner who thinks it's the coolest thing in the world.
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What's more, he says, a foreigner is only semi-visible there, a "ghost" of a different kind.
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Now, almost overnight, the ambassador risks going from bipartisan Washington convener to ostracized foreigner at Trump's direction.
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Strache has worked for years to sharpen the party's focus from broadly anti-foreigner to fiercely anti-Islam.
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"There's an element of exoticism -- he is a Mandarin Chinese speaker, yet looks like a foreigner," said Leibold.
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The irony, of course, is that Petrov is not a foreigner: he is a fourth-generation Chinese citizen.
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A foreigner sets up a company in one of the UAE's free-trade zones and rents office space.
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My first encounter with the rent-a-foreigner industry is something that's quite common for foreigners in China.
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She is persuaded, eventually, to forgive the foreigner, which under Sharia law would allow him to go free.
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If you were a foreigner freshly arrived in Android land, you'd consider it all a foreign visual language.
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"It expresses a resentment and hatred towards the 'foreigner' born of fear and economic insecurity," Mr. Franco added.
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He is some kind of foreigner, with a huge nose, eyebrows like hairy caterpillars and ridiculously plain clothes.
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The explosion, on the city's Lambeth Bridge, was for "The Foreigner", which stars Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan.
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The Swiss national is the first foreigner to be charged in the 1MDB-linked probe by Singapore authorities.
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What was strange about North Korea's treatment of Warmbier was that it was meted out to a foreigner.
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"He looks Caucasian, he talks English, he's big and he's white, so he's probably a foreigner," he said.
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A farang (foreigner) beating on badass Thais is big news in the fighting press of the Free West.
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And, I should add, the penalties for doing so are worse if the foreigner is a foreign government!
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Do you really want a foreigner looking at your delicious secrets, with their foreign brains and foreign eyes?
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The 'I was born here' underlines the unconscious misconception that I am a foreigner in my own country.
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I could feel him staring down at me, the foreigner squatting on the floor of the grocer's van.
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On Monday morning, the first song in my Spotify "Discover Weekly" playlist was "Cold as Ice" by Foreigner.
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While reporting the story, I never felt personally targeted as a foreigner, only as a snooty coastal leftist.
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By falsely calling the judge a foreigner, he meant to undermine respect for the judge and the judiciary.
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They didn't want me to see what really goes on, and thought a foreigner equalled unwarranted outside intervention.
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When I get guys coming in off the street, Thai or Farang (foreigner), it's not a revolving door.
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He admits that he still felt like a foreigner even after 10 years of living in this country.
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Any foreigner who buys a home valued at more than $26248,7.53 is eligible to apply for permanent residency.
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So the cliché is complete: I left and can never return, not as anything other than a foreigner.
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Over the years, Foreigner has shed every main member of its early lineups until only Jones was left.
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The truth then spilled out: Tamaki was already seeing someone — a foreigner who also happened to be black.
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THE FOREIGNER Jackie Chan plays a man who wants answers after his daughter is killed in a bombing.
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As a foreigner without an American credit history, she was asked to provide an extra month's security deposit.
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Often when I see a foreigner ordering the barnacles, their first reaction is, &aposHow do I eat this?
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Instead the protesters are at best dupes, and at worst foreigner-loving race traitors, ashamed of being Chinese.
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Next to me, a graying ponytailed foreigner in a white seersucker suit was whispering to his blond girlfriend.
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Jesus praised a foreigner, an ethnic outcast, and religiously unpopular "good Samaritan" as an example of great compassion.
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Some Afghans and Westerners saw Ghani, after decades in the U.S., as a foreigner in his own land.
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He was rattled and flummoxed by the destructive limbs and cheeky Ali shuffle of the black farang (foreigner).
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He believes that about 800 people could be making the journey up since each foreigner requires a Sherpa guide.
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If you are a foreigner, you are welcomed to join us but not in the raising of placards 3.
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THE government of South Korea describes Cheonan prison, south of Seoul, as "the world's first specialised foreigner correctional facility".
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"There were only [about] 500 people there, and I was the only foreigner there, which is unusual," said Benson.
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Any foreigner sentenced to a year in jail now fails a "character test" and has to leave the country.
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Nonetheless, you are a foreigner, a bum of the month kick fighter in a strange land. Bewildered. Dislocated. Disoriented.
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Investigators want to ascertain whether foreigner people or businesses funneled money into the inaugural committee's coffers — an illegal act.
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In a bookshop she meets M., a fellow foreigner (British, in his case) and one of her favourite writers.
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Rowan, a 231-foot-234, 230-pounder, was the first foreigner to be named yokozuna, the sport's highest rank.
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" As Sixth Tone explains, "hei laowai," the term the coworker actually used, is a neutral phrase meaning "black foreigner.
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"The irony is, as a foreigner traveling to China, it becomes increasingly difficult to pay for stuff," Lloyd said.
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To the tinners and small holders of the country someone from two or three miles away was a foreigner.
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What is a thing of value is paying a foreigner, as Hillary Clinton did, for information on Donald Trump.
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So far in September, there has been small foreigner selling of equities in India ($20183bn), Indonesia ($0.1bn), Korea ($01.
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YANN, a 31-year-old student from Kinshasa, does not wish to be seen speaking with a white foreigner.
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But now with Dr. Henderson in the car — a foreigner, an easy target for kidnapping — the solitude became terrifying.
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The Brexit campaign orators, themselves members of that metropolitan elite, have carefully diverted English fury into empty foreigner-baiting.
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According to Jean-Charles Skarbowsky, despite being a foreigner, promoting at Rajadamnern is much easier than in Paris, France.
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But having a foreigner tell you a foreign country may have dirt on a candidate is not a crime.
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He believed Germany was far more hospitable than other European countries, but still, he would always be a foreigner.
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The sausage was collected from a foreigner arriving at New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido, northern Japan, on Oct. 1.
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Guitarists Paul Landers and Richard Kruspe kissed onstage as the band performed "Ausländer," German for "foreigner," The Independent reported.
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On and on it goes, until the rich asshole as heel is almost as eternal as the evil foreigner.
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What if they embellish their story for the next foreigner who comes along, thinking they could get more money?
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Do you think you can get better access because of your foreigner status when you're making films in America?
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As a foreigner, he didn't have the same bond and familiarity with the city as he did with Rio.
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But questions are being asked about his status as a foreigner seeking to promote protectionism in the United States.
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As a teenager, he spent a year at the Paris Opera Ballet School, the only foreigner in his class.
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" The Japanese legal system is "rigged," he has said, and as a foreigner he was subjected to "double standards.
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He was the first foreigner from the ship to die, according to Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
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He was the first foreigner from the ship to die, according to Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
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Thai officials on Sunday morning said a rescue mission was underway, with 13 foreigner and five Thai divers taking part.
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Kuzu later tweeted again, saying he had not meant an obscenity, and had meant to say "Oh come on, foreigner".
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Do you think The Foreigner was a movie you could have done earlier in your career, or only with experience?
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By adopting three children and marrying (albeit a foreigner), she created around herself what she calls "a real Chinese family".
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Patten was allegedly paid by an unidentified Russian oligarch, referred to as "Foreigner B," via a bank account in Cyprus.
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He began his career doing custom lettering for bands like Blue Öyster Cult, Boston, Foreigner, Alvin Lee, and Ted Nugent.
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I love Japan, but I sell myself as a foreigner who's willing to break the rules and say what's wrong.
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The bakery provides a taste of home for Maria, a foreigner who has been living in Lebanon for seven years.
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Guingona, the senator, said Xu was an ethnic Chinese foreigner but did not know if he was from mainland China.
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Nor, so far, has it been able to recruit a qualified foreigner willing to live in the telescope's remote location.
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Production crews attempted to give some residents in the area warning that they were filming a movie, titled The Foreigner.
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The Spotify playlist features artists such as George Michael, Billy Joel and Fleetwood Mac alongside Journey, Foreigner and Kenny Loggins.
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"I'm married to a foreigner, but I just feel like we need to sort our border control out," she said.
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Despite the group's perceived socioeconomic success, the typical Asian is also often viewed as an outsider or a perpetual foreigner.
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"At times you feel like a foreigner in your own city," jokes an official at the local chamber of commerce.
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But when I visited it at last I quickly understood that I obviously don't belong there, that I'm a foreigner.
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Experts say that all surgery has risks, and adding the variable of traveling as a foreigner creates even higher risks.
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Gill Hale Boehringer, an 84-year-old professor, is the latest foreigner to face expulsion after reportedly joining local protests.
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The darker the heel's skin tone, historically, the more things have veered into portrayals of the foreigner as bloodthirsty savage.
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It was the first time the treason law had been used against a foreigner, his lawyer, Latifah Anum Siregar, said.
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They are open to hiring a foreigner, though they would prefer an Italian to run the bank, the source added.
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Home athletes and fans may sigh when a foreigner throws a javelin farther or performs better on the pommel-horse.
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Some of the images defacing those Canadian mosques is the work of Dark Foreigner—Atomwaffen's official propagandist and graphic designer.
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I am alone here now, among Americans a foreigner when just last year I used to be among Americans American.
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I'm from Lancashire, in England, and as a foreigner to New York, the park was always so iconic to me.
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But his age and the perception that he is a light-skinned foreigner have weighed on his second presidential bid.
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I was becoming another Zamalek eccentric, the foreigner who wandered the island at night, calling out for the deposed President.
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These narratives reflected and exploited the innate nationalism, historical sense of superiority and disdain for Johnny Foreigner of many readers.
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It's one thing to criticize a society from within; it's another to do so as a foreigner—and a woman.
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Kilimnik is widely believed to be the Russian national identified as Foreigner A in the criminal information filed on Friday.
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There is evidence showing other online fascists publicly ask permission from Dark Foreigner to use his images in their postings.
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Indeed, Teddy even goes so far as to describe his childhood in Toronto as akin to that of a foreigner.
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It was a good job, maybe too good for a foreigner with no ties to Somalia's powerful clans and militias.
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It remains to be seen whether the new models will rival the best-selling figurine of a foreigner: Barack Obama.
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As a foreigner, be prepared to sign nearly all of your receipts and have your signature checked against the card.
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"No Light and No Land Anywhere" is a character study of a foreigner seeking connections in a city of strangers.
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Mr. Ghosn's defenders, largely in the business community, contend that he is being treated harshly because he is a foreigner.
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But how should we proceed when the foreigner in question is a refugee, and was forced to leave his country?
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In a country where layoffs are rare, Mr. Ghosn was pilloried in the press and labeled a "gaijin," or foreigner.
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The Indian government has repeatedly said no one will be declared a foreigner if they are not on the list.
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"The Foreigner" (STXfilms), an action thriller starring Jackie Chan, arrived in third place, with about $12.8 million in ticket sales.
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So a foreigner seeking a retirement or vacation home would set up a local shell company to purchase the property.
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Anyone who isn't marrying a foreigner and moving to that person's country must check the visa requirements in their destination.
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" Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi later tweeted that Macaire was arrested "as an unknown foreigner in an illegal gathering.
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His reign at the carmaker was one of the few examples of a foreigner successfully running a big Japanese company.
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It's unsurprising, then, that El Greco was not entirely successful in Italy, where he was a foreigner without a patron.
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Some audience members objected to Ms. Phillips, a foreigner despite her glittering ancestry, showing Pushkin gladly accepting his own demise.
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"The aftermath has proven very challenging and ... one of the things we didn't anticipate was just how anti-foreigner a country that had just had an intervention occur carried out by foreigners -- how anti-foreigner that they would be," Power said, noting that the Libyans "wanted international support on the front end" but not beyond.
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The stunt was being filmed for a scene in the upcoming action movie The Foreigner, starring Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan.
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Foreigner approval of American leadership is now on even footing with that of China and slightly ahead of that of Russia.
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Privacy Shield has looked especially precarious since the election of a US president with an openly privacy-hostile, anti-foreigner agenda.
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Legacy While Yasuke's existence has gone down in the history books, he was by no means the only foreigner in Japan.
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Most companies that bring foreigners overseas to work under an expat contract won't allow the foreigner to drive in the country.
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It's a foreigner-friendly Sichuan restaurant with a basil cocktail that's to die for — and is walking-distance from our house.
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Later she becomes the owner of Chongqing's largest foreigner agency, turning ghost towns into boomtowns on the day that outsiders visit.
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Victory would mean the board picked the most compelling pitch, not the establishment favorite – even if the bidder was a foreigner.
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State Department response The kidnapping marked the first time a foreigner had been abducted in the area, the government source said.
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Being a foreigner once provided a modicum of protection, says Alexis Rodzianko, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia.
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WeChat, China's biggest messaging app, has apologised for a gaffe, where it translated the phrase "black foreigner" to the N-word.
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The virus essentially wipes out your catalog of prior infections so that the only foreigner your body recognizes is measles itself.
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Restrictionists assume a zero-sum math for workers: A job gain for a foreigner is a job loss for an American.
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Guingona has said Xu was ethnic Chinese and a foreigner, but he was not sure if he was a Chinese national.
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He remembers the day of the 2015 Nepal earthquake, when he watched a foreigner hurl himself from a three-story window.
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"It's an insular colony of insects into which walks a foreigner, and he's initially rejected because he's different," Bennett told Reuters.
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And in Europe, it is not easy to have a permanent position, especially when you are a foreigner in that country.
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But the statute specifically prohibits that: The government cannot target a foreigner when its real purpose is to target an American.
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It allows the National Security Agency to collect the communications of any foreigner overseas—including communications with Americans—without a warrant.
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He insisted, however, that it would be counter-productive for him as a foreigner to tell Britons what they should do.
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Online, in boards such as 4chan, discussions relating to Atomwaffen rarely are held without images created by Dark Foreigner being shown.
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If you're a foreigner coming from the rest of the world, you can apply and you might get fast-track processing.
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One is "affirmative" asylum, where a foreigner who is already in the country tells the government they're afraid of returning home.
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It was only the second campaign appearance by Merkel in formerly communist eastern Germany, where anti-foreigner sentiment is especially pronounced.
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Also, some travel agencies, including Local Foreigner and Skylark, have access to discounted business-class tickets to Paris on large carriers.
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"At this moment we can say no foreigner was killed in the attack," said a senior interior ministry official in Kabul.
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"Any foreigner in China, including the personnel of foreign embassies and consulates, cannot violate international and Chinese law," Ms. Hua said.
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I have always felt a bit like an outsider — a minority at home or a foreigner with an American accent here.
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Sometimes this makes me feel like a bit of a foreigner returning to New Mexico, the state where I grew up.
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Marriage, affinity or even lifelong residency may change the white man, but he will always be a foreigner in Indian Country.
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Thomas L. Friedman It's too bad Democrats wouldn't enlist a foreigner to deliver their rebuttal to President Trump's address to Congress.
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That apparently includes expanding the definition of treason or making the receipt of information from any foreigner into a federal crime.
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If the cops catch you as a foreigner doing this kind of work in this country you'll pay a big price.
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BUYING BASICS Once a foreigner receives permission from the government to buy property, there are no restrictions on ownership, agents say.
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Every few years, the family agreed to admit a journalist, always a foreigner, to tell of their grievances against the state.
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This section allows intelligence agencies to surveil any foreigner outside the US without a warrant that the agency considers a target.
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Meanwhile, Ian's mother Helena quotes Enoch Powell (a fulminator against immigration), scorns political correctness and harks back to a foreigner-free England.
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My agent tried, but convincing coaches to sign the foreigner who couldn't trial and needed an expensive work permit unsurprisingly proved fruitless.
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Less than a month had passed since the killing, and he warned me it was unsafe for a foreigner to go alone.
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"The foreigner did not respond to the commands of the police officer on the train," the interior ministry said in a statement.
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The bus was blown up in the middle of Lambeth Bridge as part of a scene for 22016 action thriller The Foreigner.
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"Can I have something different like La La Land?" he told Stephen Colbert and Chelsea Handler while promoting The Foreigner this week.
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In County Championship cricket, which has a limit of one foreigner per team, there are far fewer Kolpaks—only 12 last season.
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In one instance, a short video of a foreigner reading from Mao Zedong's Little Red Book was immediately rejected from the platform.
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First and foremost, you are a "Farang," a foreigner of western origin, which comes from "Farangset," the Thai word for the French.
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Because Mr Pei was Chinese-American, a foreigner twice over, he clearly had no understanding of the Louvre, or Paris, or France.
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The foreigner was suspected of theft and money laundering, and the Slovenian bank had alerted the police, force spokeswoman Suzana Raus said.
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"Sometimes when you're a foreigner going to a foreign place, you just make an absurdity of yourself," she told Shelley and Parsons.
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In December, the same member chairing Fatima's ongoing trial once again declared her a foreigner in her absence in this second case.
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The National Register of Citizens — which is actually an anti-foreigner reframing of a 1951 registry — is the latest and broadest effort.
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There's the local price of 8,000 to 10,000 Vietnamese dong (40 to 50 cents) and the foreigner price of 20,000 VND ($1).
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So I was always a foreigner in my own country, but I always was welcome and I always was given an opportunity.
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There was a vocal backlash from the Hawaiian community, who view Zuckerberg as just the latest foreigner to take their ancestral lands.
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As reported by The Guardian, the wall may prove to be a futile effort, further stoking anti-foreigner and fanning ideological divisions.
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Do they yearn for the old days when you could put a foreigner or a person of color in check without reprimand?
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As any foreigner will tell you, it might be one of the strangest places in the world but it's probably the kindest.
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He was frustrated with being typecast as the "silent, exoticized foreigner" or a "lab technician on shows like 'Chicago P.D.,'" he said.
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As a woman artist and a foreigner, Ms. Hiller said she was not exactly embraced at the time by the early conceptualists.
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His reign at the carmaker was celebrated as one of the few examples of a foreigner successfully running a big Japanese company.
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Second, the FBI wanted a foreigner to fund the operation because spending money in Iran might violate U.S. sanctions and other laws.
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That handsome, exotic foreigner who wants to take you out on a date might actually be a spy, Chinese officials are warning.
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He'll certainly have the experience of discovering what it feels like to be tolerated —of being the outsider, the foreigner, the immigrant.
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Willie Morris said Schlossberg bumped into him on the sidewalk and called him an "ugly f***ing foreigner" (Morris is from Massachusetts).
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It&aposs like, when you are talking to some foreigner and you think, if I speak louder maybe they will understand me.
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Mr. Regeni was a foreigner whose government seems determined to pursue the truth, a luxury afforded to very few Egyptians like Massouny.
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It was to create a Hebrew-like Moses that would have been labeled a foreigner in his time within an American context.
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Frank and I started the night at Albatross, a foreigner-friendly bar dripping in red velvet, chandeliers, deer busts, and disco balls.
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Unlike Teresa Heinz Kerry, who rhapsodized about her childhood in Mozambique, Melania is a foreigner with seemingly no affinity for her homeland.
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BUYING BASICS Buying a home in Buenos Aires as a foreigner is "pretty easy," Mr. Faigenbaum said, with regulations but no restrictions.
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"Any foreigner who does this kind of research is followed by the security services," a mid-ranking Homeland Security official told Reuters.
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A video posted by a left-wing group showed protesters chasing down and attacking a foreigner, but Mr. Maassen questioned its authenticity.
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Dr. Barnard, for his part, was resentful that his colleague seemed to view him primarily as a foreigner from a pariah country.
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He was feted and celebrated — but also deeply resented by a corporate establishment that had never seen a foreigner rise so high.
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On Friday, the US government announced a ban on any foreigner entering the country within 14 days of being in mainland China.
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President Jacob Zuma appealed for calm and condemned the latest wave of anti-foreigner violence to grip South Africa in recent years.
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He was the first foreigner allowed to preach at Pyongyang's Bongsu Church, one of a handful of Christian churches in North Korea.
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"Steal state secrets with me and make a fortune by selling them abroad!" the swarthy foreigner tells the boy outside a hotel.
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Responsible statesmen assuage the pain of economic dislocation without resorting to the palliative of populist "blame-the-foreigner" rhetoric and trade barriers.
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The Trump brand of populism is based on racial, religious and anti-foreigner bigotry and a bullying politics of insults and invective.
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According to parent company Yum Brands, a visiting foreigner suggested that KFC start selling chicken on Christmas instead of the traditional turkey.
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And she warned Mr. Stansfield that, as a foreigner, he should expect to pay four to six months of rent in advance.
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The anti-foreigner attacks sparked diplomatic protests from several African governments, while some Nigerian citizens retaliated by looting South African-owned brands.
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The new law asks officials to weigh the possible threat a foreigner poses against the links that person has with Belgian society.
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In his new movie, "The Foreigner," which he also helped produce, he loses his joie de vivre soon after the opening credits.
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"I met a domestic helper from the Philippines trying to negotiate a price—she had unsafe sex with a foreigner," Tina recalled.
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Indeed, Kipling believed that, as a perceptive foreigner devoted to his adopted country, he alone was capable of producing The Great American Novel.
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Two of the dead militants were from India, and one a foreigner, said a senior police officer who asked not to be identified.
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The award is presented annually to "an outstanding American or foreigner for distinction in the conduct of diplomacy," according to the institute's website.
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"Usually I like to blend in and quietly do my thing, but being the only foreigner there, I got a lot of attention."
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"Feels like the first time", by Foreigner, may be playing unobtrusively in the background, but the loading of the lorry is utterly routine.
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In another, a piece of kaiju (if that doesn't make sense, I urge you to see the movie) enjoys the music of Foreigner.
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Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was cast in the role of puzzled foreigner as he stood alongside Obama in the White House.
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When she went to court in October, Fatima found out that she had already been declared a foreigner in absentia the day before.
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In one of the courts, every single person processed in six months was declared a foreigner because they weren't present at their hearing.
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Her agent then showed her places that were "foreigner friendly," but even these landlords often screen tenants based on their particular foreign nationality.
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Otherwise, "The Foreigner" — a U.S.-China co-production between STXfilms, Sparkle Roll Media, and Wanda — is opening to $12.8 million from 2,515 locations.
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If a foreigner invests in a U.S. real estate company, we tax them under FIRPTA on any gain they receive from that investment.
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The Foreigner involves Chan's character, Quan, a Vietnamese immigrant in London, looking for vengeance after his daughter is killed in a terrorist attack.
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Or was the target really me — a foreigner from that country up north that never seems to give Mexico the respect it deserves?
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To be eligible, the foreigner has to live, work, or invest in Indonesia, and "provide benefit" to the country, the cabinet secretariat said.
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The foreigner wanted Renzi to give his company the right to mine on federal lands that were sacred to Renzi's Native American constituents.
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Mangosuthu Buthelezi, a veteran Zulu leader, was one of the few politicians to try to quell the anti-foreigner rage on September 8th.
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When what he tried to say came out garbled, many people assumed he was either mentally slow or a foreigner with limited English.
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Like Mr. Eisenberg's previous plays, "Happy Talk" is centered on an imbalanced relationship between a shortsighted, affluent American and a relatively penurious foreigner.
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He could slam the "failing" New York Times, which he says had to be "rescued" by a "foreigner" — Mr. Slim, the adviser said.
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And in China, where I look like everyone, but inside I really feel like a foreigner, it all made me think, what if?
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A wild card is whether AfD's anti-foreigner policies, including calls for armed guards at the borders, will resonate with some voters here.
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Much of the focus these days is on undocumented immigrants, but under President Trump the mood has turned conspicuously anti-foreigner in general.
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Many Americans inevitably turn up in the data, either because they are communicating with a foreigner or are mentioned in a foreigner's messages.
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All but one of their fighters lost—Toshio Fujiwara—who in 1978 would become the first foreigner to win a Rajadamnern Stadium championship.
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Questions of refuge, asylum seeking, immigration, sexual violence and the duties of hospitality to the foreigner reverberate across so many of the tragedies.
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And, indeed, when you take the foreigner element out of it, most people correctly grasp that depopulation is not an economic growth strategy.
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It's a crisis because Okpokwasili is a foreigner, an immigrant, female, and black — some of the top finishers in US culture's schadenfreude sweepstakes.
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Her Medea could exist as both the barbarian and the foreigner, the vengeful killer and the vulnerable women, the witch and the scientist.
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Born to Taiwanese parents in Orange County, California, Yin portrays the internal struggles of persistently feeling like a foreigner in her home country.
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As a foreigner, a woman alone in Madrid was not subject to the same kinds of judgments and expectations that Spanish nationals were.
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But now you can at least know what it feels like—and sounds like—to use a North Korean cell phone as a foreigner.
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The acting Chiang Rai governor has told reporters "today is D-Day" with 13 foreigner and five Thai divers taking part in the rescue.
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She takes care not to appear in the same room as the focus group in case the presence of a foreigner alters their responses.
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Why did I have to look the way I did—like a foreigner; like my birth parents, two people I would never even meet?
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British curators can be a bloody-minded lot and the wily ways of civil servants in Whitehall are hard for a foreigner to fathom.
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Episode 3Welcome back to The Fifth Wheel, where square pegs are terrorized by slimy alien creatures while their oblivious friends make out to Foreigner.
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I try to explain the nuance of this surreal country to every foreigner I encounter, with an urgency that surely comes across as unwarranted.
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Such scepticism may overshadow a reported Chinese offer to supplant a self-reliant industrial policy, Made in China 2025, with something more foreigner-friendly.
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As a foreigner it can be difficult to do simple things like get a mobile phone or open a bank account, says Ms Matsuzaki.
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" Chaser: "I do think it's a little ironic that he may be the only foreigner that this administration would welcome to the United States.
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I'm more willing to consider movies with subpar Rotten Tomatoes scores but otherwise appealing concepts, like The Foreigner and Murder on the Orient Express.
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If you're a not-particularly-enthusiastic Democrat, and you hear Republicans are calling Obama a Muslim foreigner, it might strengthen your attachment to him.
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Several senior Assam state officials speaking anonymously admitted in interviews that the foreigner detection system suffered from inefficiency, lack of transparency and inconsistent databases.
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But all Ulukaya's haters can see is a "foreigner" hiring refugees in his Greek-style yogurt plants—and they don't like it one bit.
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VICE previously revealed that the cell's chief propagandist, a graphic designer who goes by the name Dark Foreigner, was a Canadian based in Ontario.
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With his pleasant Old Etonian manner and conveniently dim brain, Hastings was the perfect foil to the "wonderfully clever" foreigner in patent leather shoes.
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She wondered who she was supposed to be, living in a place where she finally looked like everyone else but felt like a foreigner.
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If a foreigner dies with $5 million in American property, the heirs will pay a federal estate tax of 40 percent, or $2 million.
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When you come to this country as a foreigner, you don't have all the safety nets that you have when you grow up here.
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Ferguson, whose mother has dinner waiting for him when he gets home from practice, said that he had been enjoying life as a foreigner.
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Mobile pay is growing so rapidly in mainland China that as a foreigner I sometimes found it difficult to complete basic transactions without it.
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At the same time, as an Asian American character working abroad in Seoul, Jin remains very much a foreigner in the mostly white suburb.
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If you're a foreigner passing through Holland, a local might just jokingly give you one, knowing you'll probably pucker and dry heave in disgust.
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Labelled a perpetual foreigner in his own land, he turns being a misfit into a way to see the world through a wider lens.
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"The foreigner is still on the sidelines, waiting to see if Bolsonaro has the political support needed to pass these economic reforms," he said.
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While she isn't remotely rude about it, Partanen does not respect the usual etiquette that attaches to being a foreigner in the United States.
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He was diagnosed with cardiovascular problems, but tour dates had been booked, so Foreigner continued on without the one man who's synonymous with it.
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One reason is the most famous foreigner to play here: Manny Ramirez, a player with a stellar, though checkered career in the United States.
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Osorio has vocal critics throughout Mexico, from the fan base to the punditry, who dismiss him as a tinkerer, an over-thinker, a foreigner.
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Another provision of the same statute makes it illegal for an American to solicit a foreigner for such illicit campaign help — again, even indirectly.
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Just like them, I was a foreigner living in a different land, and I could understand the alienating effect of living away from home.
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A Qaeda suspect, Ali Charaf Damache, is the first foreigner to be brought to the United States to face terrorism charges under President Trump.
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If a foreigner is involved, that does not change the nature of the investigation, but brings more visibility to an episode, Mr. Wexler said.
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There are remote mountain villages that make you feel like the first foreigner to have ever stepped inside, and golden, timeless seas of sand.
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DALE KATZEN New York The chances of an American citizen falling victim to a terrorist attack on American soil by a foreigner is infinitesimal.
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The 1980s saw the inscrutable foreigner with his secret allegiance to the emperor evolve into the company man with an obsessive allegiance to work.
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Experts told me that when it comes to campaign finance law, hiring or contracting a foreigner to do services for a campaign is allowed.
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The foreigner who wants to both read and speak Arabic, in other words, needs to acquire, if not quite two languages, one and a half.
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The effect was not an act of terrorism, as several Tweeters initially thought, but a stunt for Chan's upcoming movie with Pierce Brosnan, The Foreigner.
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" — Mianne "I've been asked this a lot, and no matter how many times it happens…I still feel the brunt of the perpetual foreigner experience.
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Under the treaty, when a foreigner like A$AP Rocky is arrested, he has a right to immediately see an official from the U.S. Consulate.
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When we arrived at the campsite, some of their friends' children had been eagerly awaiting "the foreigner," and were appropriately disappointed when they saw me.
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One figures they'd be more likely to rally behind a Northern-raised Stark ward with an Iron Throne claim than a "foreigner" like Daenerys. 6.
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It is the latest case of a high-profile foreigner with links to top level Spanish soccer being accused of avoiding tax while living there.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Five militants, including one foreigner, were killed in the gun and bomb assault in central Jakarta, Indonesia's chief security minister said on Thursday.
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The vendors could have been warned against sharing the info with anybody who speaks Mandarin, a likely 'dog lover' or with a foreigner or journalist.
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Related: Retaliation Attacks in Cologne as 'Hooligan' Gangs Launch Foreigner 'Manhunt' "I think this will stay with them for all of their lives," he said.
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Fortunately, I did end up liking one of those two places and since it was "foreigner friendly," I was able to apply and rent it.
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But critics of the Oscar winner's casting in The Foreigner are pointing out the fact that Chan, a Chinese man, is playing a Vietnamese character.
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Other than a few local children, who shout "mzungu"—Swahili for light-skinned foreigner—no one seems especially bothered by the Europeans tinkering with telescopes.
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Beyond that, "The Foreigner" bogs down in the politics of the bombing and the formal investigation, which involves plenty of ruthlessness and callousness all around.
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Although I did not initially seek permanent residence, I didn't think of myself as belonging to that other, unappealing category of resident foreigner: the expat.
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American readers, intrigued to know what a foreigner makes of their country in this strange political moment, offered voluminous advice and urgent invitations to visit.
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His case was the first time the Justice Department publicly charged a person for helping a foreigner secretly funnel money into a Trump political event.
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Stranger Things is a love letter to 80s nostalgia, complete with bowl cuts, ill-fitting jeans, Spielberg-esque monsters, bicycle getaway scenes, and Foreigner songs.
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Several months later, a foreigner who took breathtaking shots of central Beijing with a DJI drone earned a brief detention and a stern talking-to.
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I moved to a relatively homogenous society, and still stand out as a foreigner, but it felt as though I benefitted from a few advantages.
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"The author is a native English speaker trying to pass himself off as a foreigner," Jeffrey Carr, CEO of cybersecurity company Taia Global, told Motherboard.
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"And their only ray of hope is a foreigner who is willing to take them on," he was quoted as saying on the parliament website.
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David Raposa: Better the worm killer you know, I guess, than some goldurn FOREIGNER trying to TAKE a honest-paying JOB away from an AMERICAN.
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He was a foreigner — a gaijin — an identity that came with both privileges and limitations, and Buruma liked the limitations as much as the privileges.
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Barkley Hickcox, a Paris specialist and an owner of Local Foreigner, has a few tips to help travelers make the most of their Parisian getaway.
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Mangosuthu Buthelezi, a veteran Zulu political leader, was one of the few political leaders to try to quell the anti-foreigner rage on September 8th.
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A longstanding immigration statute says that when a foreigner is subject to a final removal order, the government should take him into custody for deportation.
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Did you ever feel weird being a foreigner promoting these beliefs in a relatively conservative country with a vastly different culture compared to the US?
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When she boards the bus, she is met with cold stares from people who sometimes whisper words like "obroni" or "ofri," meaning foreigner or white.
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It's simpler to focus on foreign demons, rather than on internal ones, particularly when the foreigner spouts the racist attitudes they suspect many Americans share.
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"I do think it's a little ironic that he may be the only foreigner that this administration would welcome to the United States," Clinton quipped.
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A Qaeda suspect, Ali Charaf Damache, above, is the first foreigner to be brought to the United States to face terrorism charges under President Trump.
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"Today, our people are three times more likely to suffer a terrorist attack launched by an American than one launched by a foreigner," he said.
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Some have speculated that the man was a foreigner because of his fair skin, large build and the fluent English he spoke at the casino.
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Hans, like other townspeople whose sons died at French hands, is initially hostile to this intrusive foreigner, but, little by little, Adrien is made welcome.
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" Later that week, Fogelson drove his Tesla to Beverly Hills to meet Jackie Chan in his suite at the Montage Hotel to discuss "The Foreigner.
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" Another mother said teachers had told her that her son "smelled like a dog," and that Mr. Kagoike had called her "an anti-Japanese foreigner.
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An older man explained to the guards that I didn't speak Amharic, that despite my appearance I was, in the end, a ferengi , a foreigner.
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This is the first time the Justice Department has publicly charged a person for helping a foreigner secretly funnel money into a Trump political event.
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"Today, our people are three times more likely to suffer a terrorist attack launched by an American than one launched by a foreigner," he said.
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It may or may not have amounted to a felony, for soliciting a foreigner to contribute something "of value" in connection with an American election.
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But in a world as interconnected as ours has become, it may be spread not by a foreigner from faraway lands, but by any international traveler.
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Kushner worked with Lighthizer to negotiate that deal and was awarded Mexico's Order of the Aztec, the country's highest honor for a foreigner, for his work.
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"Assets which have a certain personal, sentimental value to a foreigner will not, as a main rule, be seized unless they have considerable value," Tang notes.
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After Katie hears the foreigner get shot and killed as they're on the phone, she feels compelled to do anything to help find the stranger's wife.
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"When you come to this country as a foreigner, you don't have all the safety nets that you have when you grow up here," he says.
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To be examined that way — not as a foreigner, a piece of ass, or a trophy, but as a whole person — was exactly what I needed.
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According to the charging papers, Patten set up meetings in 2015 between "Foreigner B" and members of Congress and the executive branch, including the State Department.
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Jann benefited from that in a big way, because suddenly you had stars to put on the cover, other than Foreigner and Styx and REO Speedwagon.
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Chan also had more behind-the-scenes involvement in The Foreigner, says Campbell, bringing in one of his own stunt directors to guide the action scenes.
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The Ninth Circuit had disagreed, reasoning that an agreement to settle a refugee clearly forges a connection between an American organisation and a foreigner seeking refuge.
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"This would probably work well for a foreigner who wanted to experience the Isaan Muay Thai culture," said our Isaan-based interpreter and liaison, Frances Watthanaya.
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But in the case where 702 surveillance when you have a target who is a foreigner, it doesn&apost have to even be a bad guy.
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Among these angry GOP voters, it's an article of faith that Democratic presidents have no legitimacy, that the Clintons are corrupt and Obama is a foreigner.
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Next to them is another couple: a Chinese girl who appears to be their daughter, and a laowai ("foreigner" in Chinese), who must be her partner.
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They could bid together with local partners, but each group must have a foreigner, he said, "because today in Israel there still are no serious operators".
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But authorities are exploring several hypotheses related to Arevalo's murder, including one in which another foreigner might have killed her over an unpaid debt, Jimenez said.
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The foreigner need not be suspected of wrongdoing; although the government must be seeking "foreign intelligence," the law's broad definition of this term provides little constraint.
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Japan's work culture While Japan might be coming around to the appeal of foreigner workers, not all of the newcomers are keen on Japanese work culture.
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A constant theme in the classroom was how we react to and treat "the other" in our society: the marginalized, the sick, the foreigner, the forgotten.
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A video also circulated that showed what appeared to be right-wing protesters chasing a person whom they perceived to be a foreigner through the streets.
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We all recoiled when Trump cut a year-long promo on immigrants, forgetting that the foreigner is always the heel, the nativist is always the babyface.
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Long regarded as one of Russia's most effective monarchs—in part because she promoted Western science—Catherine was a foreigner, born a German princess named Sophie.
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Both "Work It" by Missy Elliott and "Waiting for a Girl Like You" by Foreigner are the longest-running No. 2s that never hit No. 1.
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He's the third foreigner to have been detained in China — without a shred of evidence — on the ominous charge of "endangering national security" since last month.
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In 8503, Jorn Andersen, a German citizen born in Norway, became the first foreigner in almost three decades to coach the North Korean men's national team.
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Iranian officials said Macaire was arrested as an "unknown foreigner" at an illegal gathering, but was released as soon as officials were aware of his identity.
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According to declassified information, the government learned, by targeting a foreigner for surveillance without a warrant, that Mr. Mohamud was in email contact with that target.
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The critic André Warnod invented the name École de Paris (School of Paris), "which stood for French modernists and also for foreigner artists," said Mr. Rummens.
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We get stopped at the entrance again to pay the foreigner entrance fee so we show them our ticket from before and thankfully it gets accepted.
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Now, it is requiring more details about what work will be performed, why a foreigner is needed to do it, and what wages are being paid.
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Interior Ministry spokesman Najib Danish said the six killed included a foreigner and a telecommunications official from the western Farah province who was attending a conference.
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"No foreigner has a constitutional right to enter the United States and courts ought not second-guess sensitive national-security decisions of the president," he added.
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"Investigating authorities are currently working on the assumption that this was a targeted attack, possibly motivated by the anti-foreigner views of the driver," police said.
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He is still being held on charges of "endangering national security," making him the third foreigner to have been detained on that ominous charge since December.
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Mr. Schultz, the new chief executive, is Danish, and although he is not the first foreigner to hold the job, he is the first non-Jew.
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Such mistakes can lead to loss of citizenship, said Aman Wadud, a lawyer who has handled dozens of cases of illegal immigration at Assam's foreigner tribunals.
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His agent wasn't helpful, he said, informing him that his status as a foreigner limited him to condominiums, which tend to be more expensive than co-ops.
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Convergence by C.J. Cherryh C.J. Cherryh has been plugging away at her space opera Foreigner series for nearly two decades now, and the next installment is Convergence.
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According to the country's health ministry, Chinese nationals, as well as any foreigner who has visited China in the past two weeks, won't be allowed into Singapore.
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Also on Tuesday, Japan said it had found African swine fever in a packaged pork sausage being carried into the country by a foreigner coming from Beijing.
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While he was there, he was often approached by agents in the rent-a-foreigner industry to participate in real-estate openings organized to lure potential buyers.
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Image: My bad tweetIf you're a foreigner traveling into or out of the United States, US Customs and Border Protection wants to see your social media accounts.
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Thousands of suspected terrorists have been killed in Operation Zarb-e-Azb and dozens have been hanged, and not a single foreigner has been identified among them.
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Other economists note that Americans have found themselves increasingly in competition with foreigner workers who earn less and that this factor has suppressed wages in some industries.
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The Boko tribunal had declared a retired army serviceman a foreigner based on differences between his details and the police complaint and had him detained in May.
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It doesn't take long for people to work out that I'm a foreigner, yet very few ask where I am from or what I am doing here.
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Now, in a matter of weeks, he's champion, and his push has coincided with the return of that hoariest of bad wrestling traditions: the evil foreigner gimmick.
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Director Jean-Marc Vallée, who is French-Canadian, shoots the Monterey coastline with the voracious eye of a foreigner engaged in a fresh love affair with it.
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Atomwaffen is known for its graphic propaganda featuring everything from videos of members clad in skull masks firing assault rifles to alarming images produced by Dark Foreigner.
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A gaijin like me, Frank was the first foreigner to receive a resident permit from the Japanese government to bartend at one of Tokyo's most prestigious hotels.
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The law, Alabama's HB 56, had passed in a landslide vote, and the state had quickly become hostile territory for anyone even suspected of being a foreigner.
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An upscale vacation to Paris can be a pricey proposition, says Barkley Hickox, a Paris specialist and an owner of the New York travel consultancy Local Foreigner.
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What does it mean for a First World foreigner to claim any sort of truth about this world, and can it be done without imposing a framework?
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In the second episode, the Health Ministry said it learned in 2016 that a foreigner might have been in possession of confidential information from the H.I.V. registry.
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Kiwis complain about lack of public investment in specialized health care but it is already impressive for a foreigner: a full course of prescribed antibiotics costs $3.43.
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I am the only foreigner in the building, so he would greet me in French, the language Mr. Derakhshani had been partly educated in, many decades ago.
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Today, the most prominent foreigner among the militants in the Philippines is Mahmud Ahmad, a Malaysian and onetime Islamic law lecturer who fled to Mindanao in 2014.
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Yet those who don't make the register have 120 days to appeal at what have ironically been called Foreigner Tribunals, set up to assess their citizenship status.
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When you hear about a black guy with a statue in Beijing, they wonder how a foreigner comes to a country and receives all these high honors.
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As a foreigner, however, I was quickly greeted by a staff member, who used a mobile device to take a photo of my passport and my face.
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It features a young boy wearing the red scarf of a Communist Young Pioneer who dishes the dirt on a swarthy, bearded foreigner in a bandit's mask.
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The government said at the time that no one would be declared a foreigner if they are not on the list, but that failed to temper concerns.
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That was a simpler task because as soon as analysts identified any sender or recipient as a foreigner abroad, they could move on to the next message.
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Messenger's nine seasons with Hanshin are the most by any foreigner in the franchise's fabled black-and-white striped uniform, surpassing the record of seven Bacque shares.
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She is a woman and a foreigner from a "barbarian" land who shows the patriarchy both middle fingers, and throws in her middle toes for good measure.
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A young child in Beijing will openly point at someone with white or black skin and declare them a foreigner (or "person from outside country", to translate literally).
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Until recently China has tried to keep foreign blue-collar workers out of the country, preferring the affluent sort of foreigner who usually dwells in its richest cities.
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But as a foreigner, at least for now, anything that happens in the United States, whether regarding foreign policy or economy, matters to the rest of the world.
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Jackie Chan is putting his funnyman act aside for his latest role as Quan Ngoc Minh in the action thriller The Foreigner, directed by Casino Royale's Martin Campbell.
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"Doing comedy for so many years, I just want to do something different," he told People Chica, noting that The Foreigner is a big departure from past work.
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Right now, the only way a foreigner can invest in the Saudi equity market is by registering as a Qualified Foreign Investor (QFI), and the conditions are restrictive.
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He is thought to be the first foreigner arrested in China in a crackdown that has seen about 300 defence lawyers and human-rights experts apprehended since July.
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KABUL (Reuters) - An Afghan police officer shot and killed one foreigner and wounded another at a security checkpoint outside the Kabul airport on Wednesday, a security official said.
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This time around, Okamura pounced on anti-foreigner feeling that has soared in the nation of 10.6 million, despite record-low unemployment, growing wages and relatively little immigration.
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Casual racism has become commonplace in the United States and many attribute this to the election of President Trump and his anti-foreigner stance during the election campaign.
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"From the onset, the buyer was always going to be a foreigner," said Leong Boon Hoe of List Sotheby's International Realty, one of the agencies marketing the penthouse.
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Leather jacket scary foreigner rifles through Frank's stuff, and even gets into Frank's safe, allowing him to check and be appalled by the internet history on Frank's tablet.
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Confrontation is kept to a minimum; officious civil servants are also polite and nonconfrontational; and when crisis erupts, it helps to be able to blame a convenient foreigner.
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The man on the throne in heaven is a dark-skinned, Aramaic-speaking "foreigner" who is probably not all that impressed by chants of "Make America great again."
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In the 1880s, Irish revolutionaries had dynamited the London Underground, the Tower of London and the House of Commons, causing far more carnage than a foreigner ever did.
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On Friday, WeChat, China's most popular mobile messaging app, apologized that its translation software was rendering the Chinese words for "black foreigner" as a racial slur in English.
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Last year, WeChat, the country's popular messaging app, apologized after its software was found to translate the Chinese words for "black foreigner" into a racial slur in English.
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Foreigner tours with only one founding member, the guitarist and songwriter Mick Jones, and when Jones became ill a few years ago, the band continued without even him.
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Pulling them out of my pocket turned out to be a neat party trick, evoking double-takes from Czechs surprised to see a foreigner eating a childhood favorite.
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" And when an English military man glances past Poirot without pausing, "Poirot, reading the English mind correctly, knew that he had said to himself, 'Only some damned foreigner.
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"I feel like a foreigner in Venezuela now; it's not the Venezuela I know," Ms. Mata said in an interview at a bakery in Caracas near her home.
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Though the foreigner-pushed posts may be more striking than homegrown partisan media, it is a reminder that the latter plays a far greater role in weakening parties.
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In Russia, possession of such an amount by a foreigner would normally result in up to a month's detention, a fine and expulsion, her lawyer told her family.
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In Egypt, I occasionally found myself in a situation where a man played to his companions by mocking the foreigner, and there was a bullying, locker-room dynamic.
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I want people to feel comfortable saying that, because America is truly a beautiful country and I feel blessed to be walking in these states as a foreigner.
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With a foreigner, Christophe Weber of France in the corner office since April 2015, Takeda has its own specific concerns, in particular a need to refill its pipeline.
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It helped amplify accusations leveled at the Egyptian government that his incarceration was unjust, and was ultimately telling that he, the foreigner, was released before Fahmy and Mohamed.
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Even if we assume that, say, half of the Islamic State's foreigner fighters are dead — after all, many joined the group to die — that leaves about 20,000 alive.
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"Not while the media is constantly charging people and pushing them to doubt any foreigner in the street as a potential spy seeking to destroy their country," she wrote.
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Prosecutors said a 24-year-old student from Offenbach, east of Frankfurt, who also appeared to hold anti-foreigner views, was detained after explosives were found in his possession.
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When it was pointed out that Ms Nisa is the only "foreigner" in her family, and is also too young to have ever registered to vote, the officers shrugged.
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As a foreigner, I could pass into Syria legally, but without permission from the Ankara-appointed governor of Suruc (a largely Kurdish border town), I would be refused reentry.
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An immigration agency official told Reuters that whatever the crime committed, no foreigner could be kicked out if they faced the threat of war or persecution in their homeland.
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Photographer Margaret Bourke-White accomplished many firsts in her lifetime — she is considered the first woman war photographer and the first foreigner allowed to photograph in the Soviet Union.
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German media were accused last year of initially ignoring allegations of sex assaults by migrants at New Year festivities in Cologne in order not to fuel anti-foreigner sentiment.
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The most recent high-profile case of a foreigner detained in North Korea was Otto Warmbier, the U.S. student who was jailed in 2016 for stealing a propaganda sign.
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" After days of pressure, the party apologized on Tuesday for using "black-haired foreigner," while Moon's office said it would take action if the reporter were "under real threat.
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A person who has been declared a foreigner in absentia has 30 days to challenge that judgment, and Fatima's lawyer said he was able to have it thrown out.
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"If they come to the tribunal and are declared foreigner, from that moment they lose all their rights as Indians," said a policeman stationed in one of the tribunals.
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Last year seven people were reportedly killed in a spate of anti-foreigner violence, though the real number is probably much higher since most attacks never make the news.
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" After days of pressure, the party apologised on Tuesday for using "black-haired foreigner," while Moon's office said it would take action if the reporter were "under real threat.
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The video also features a cartoon version of "coolest foreigner" former U.S. secretary of state Henry Kissinger, praising Xi's anti-graft efforts in Mandarin—complete with a foreign accent.
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At home in the United States, you are a perpetual foreigner, someone who can never fully fit the idea of an "American"—which is to say, a white person.
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It's your gateway to exploring new cultures, beefing up your résumé, romancing a foreigner (we can dream, right?), and even potentially reducing your risk for diseases such as Alzheimers.
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They offer a small dose of a harmful idea, whether that is foreigner-bashing, protectionism or ugly partisanship, in the vain hope of soothing voters until their fevers pass.
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Jamsenpa claims that Chhurim Sherpa officially broke the record first due to politics: the Nepali authorities processed the paperwork of the homegrown climber before that of Jamsenpa, a foreigner.
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Election fraud The same chilling results would occur if, as a host of experts have declared, the receiving information from any foreigner would violate the Federal Election Campaign Act.
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Early on in the film, his father, who we are to understand is less of a foreigner in his own country, sits him down to give him a lesson.
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On its face, it is arguably the most devious political dirty trick in American history and one of the most overt intrusions of a foreigner into a U.S. election.
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Anger against the foreigner, against the outsider and against the other may offer some passing consolation in times of difficulty or dread but they lead America away from itself.
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The 67-year old relinquished her royal title in 1972 when she married a foreigner and moved to the U.S., but she eventually returned to Thailand after her divorce.
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The National Security Agency (NSA) is reportedly ending the practice of collecting American emails and text messages that mention the name of a foreigner who is under U.S. surveillance.
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He said that "very intense" anti-foreigner feelings run deep among Libyan politicians and that pressuring a new government to support outside military action against ISIS could undermine it.
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Dark Foreigner isn't simply a passive operator within Atomwaffen's network of cells; some of the group's most disturbing and popular propaganda is allegedly the work of the avowed Canadian.
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There's also a local version of Tinder, it's called Tantan, and if you're a foreigner, this app can really open some doors if you're looking to meet new people.
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Simply stating the name of the ship on which he had arrived was all that was required for a foreigner to come to America with the intention of staying.
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After Mattis offered a cigarette and coffee, the man said he tried to kill the general and his fellow Marines because he resented the foreigner soldiers in his land.
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Federal Election Commission rules prohibit any foreigner from "directing, dictating, controlling, or directly or indirectly participating in the decision-making process" related to any campaign contribution, including super PACs.
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"I tell you, no matter (if) you're Chinese or a foreigner, you have to comply with the law of the People's Republic of China" one of the officers says.
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Born into a Jewish family of real-estate developers, Ronson moved to Manhattan when he was eight, after his mother, Ann, married Mick Jones, of the rock band Foreigner.
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"The worst fear is that, as a foreigner, when the news is not as transparent as western news, there is always going to be an information lag," she said.
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As the leader of Exxon Mobile, Tillerson struck up business relationships in the country and became close with Putin, who gave him the nation's highest honor for a foreigner.
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Donegal derives from the Irish Dún na nGall , Dún meaning fort or tower or castle, and nGall meaning foreigner, outlander, stranger, in memory of the conquerors who occupied it.
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The foreigner, who is not named in the court filing, transferred approximately $5.8 million to the account Mr. Zuberi used to fund his $900,000 inaugural donation, the prosecutors said.
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Most fraud claims, however, have proved vaporous, and convictions are sparse — nine since 210 and only one of them a foreigner — and placed a heavy burden on ordinary citizens.
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"Is the health of a Brazilian consumer not worth the same as that of a foreigner?" said Sonia Amaro, head of institutional relations at the Proteste consumer protection group.
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"The foreigner is making you famous!" piped one onlooker in a recent Chengdu video as a shopkeeper in a microscopic stall heaped twice-cooked pork into a ceramic bowl.
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STX is now filming "The Foreigner," which stars Jackie Chan as a former assassin who comes out of retirement to hunt the I.R.A. terrorists who blew up his daughter.
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Ambulance lights sparkled through the tinted windows, causing everyone to jump, with one exception: Cillian Eddowis's date, the glamorous foreigner, or native—nobody was sure how to regard her.
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China: The Foreign Ministry said Yang Hengjun, the Australian writer detained this week, was suspected of "endangering national security" — making him the third foreigner held on that sweeping charge.
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And he accosted a white guy on a New York sidewalk in 2016 for no apparent reason, calling him an "ugly fucking foreigner" and threatening to call the cops.
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The online news platform said no foreigner had exercised control, whether direct or indirect, over it, adding that the SEC had violated its own rules by denying Rappler due process.
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Osaka's father accused her of bringing disgrace on the family when he learned that she was dating a black foreigner, according to a New York Times profile published in August.
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Similarly, a year later, working with English musician Mick Jones (later of Foreigner), Hallyday hired future Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page to play on the soundtrack for A Tout Casser.
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That means they're constantly working with Japanese companies, and it's given Imbert insight into the right way to present yourself as a foreigner who wants to license a Japanese property.
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In it, a duchess, a foreigner, and a mathematical genius come together in a world on the brink of revolution, and long-buried secrets and lies threaten to change everything.
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Prosecutors say Patten knew he was required to report this work under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, but didn't do so after consulting with "Foreigner B," who advised against it.
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If the foreigner gets in an accident, the costs could end up falling on the company, so they prefer to provide their expat workers with drivers to avoid any complications.
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Though many Chinese who live near the border were initially reluctant to speak with a foreigner about North Korea in these tense times, they gradually opened up to the photographer.
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It's important to mention that any foreigner who goes to North Korea is assigned at least two guides/minders, who will almost always accompany you whenever you leave your hotel.
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Critics claim that, as a foreigner, Mr Ghosn has been singled out for treatment akin to a Stalinist show trial—right down to character assassination by a rabid press corps.
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V-Hall is located across from the Taco Bell in Seoul's Hongdae-dong ("dong," as any foreigner snickering at a map of the city inevitably discerns, means "neighborhood" in Korean).
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At least 18 people, including at least one foreigner, died during a 12-hour siege after a team of gunmen attacked the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul, per Afghanistan's TOLO News.
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Similarly, it's often hard to tell whether a packet belongs to a foreigner, especially as more traffic travels internationally and as people adopt location-obscuring tools like VPNs and Tor.
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Yoni Heilbronn, the company's head of marketing, was the only foreigner to appear at a closed-door session last year in the U.S. Congress discussing how to protect connected cars.
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In Nihonbashi, a business district of Tokyo named for an old, beautiful bridge that has been obscured by an expressway, it is very difficult for a foreigner to get cash.
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The first loophole, known as "backdoor search," allows intelligence agencies to read the electronic communications of any American in contact with a foreigner that the agency had deemed a target.
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Jean-Charles Skarbowsky remains the first and only foreigner to promote at Rajadamnern stadium, and one of a very few to have ever promoted at a prominent stadium in Bangkok.
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So I want to be clear about this: Section 702 does not permit the targeting of any American anywhere, or even a foreigner who is likely in the United States.
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Directed by Martin Campbell -- whose credits include two Bond movies: "Casino Royale" and one of Brosnan's Bond outings, "Goldeneye" -- "The Foreigner" feels as ill-conceived as Quan's half-baked plan.
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An SBU statement said an examination of a photograph of Al Bara Shishani in the agency's possession "proved that the detained foreigner is indeed a wanted leader of Islamic State".
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One year my family had an unusually luxurious suite in Jerusalem for Passover: Even the grand foreigner-friendly hotels were mostly empty, at the height of the intifada in 2003.
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But as a new barometer for asylum status is whether a foreigner feels safe in his or her home country, we should -- might as well through the borders wide open.
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Her employers, a mother and her daughter, have been charged in court for murder and for hiring a foreigner without valid documents but progress with the case has been slow.
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I never would have guessed I'd become one of the more than four million Americans married to a foreigner when we met, six years ago, at a party in London.
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Hong Kong can be a cost-prohibitive vacation destination, according to Brooke Lavery, a Southeast Asia specialist and an owner of the New York City luxury travel company Local Foreigner.
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The episode appeared to be a culture clash between an adventurous foreigner, who may have been trying to spread Christianity, and one of the most impenetrable communities in the world.
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That, and their outspoken support for BDS, placed them in the crosshairs of a 2017 Israeli law that prohibits any foreigner who publicly calls for boycotts from entering the country.
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I know that being the perpetual foreigner was a trade-off I willingly signed up for when I chose to leave home, and, I'm also aware, it's an incredible privilege.
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Right-wing parties have stoked anti-foreigner sentiment, pushing for a series of measures including a ban on the construction of new minarets on mosques that became law in 2009.
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" She says these posts are a reminder that, as an Asian American, she's a "perpetual foreigner in the country I was born in, in the country I was raised in.
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February 8, 2020 - The US Embassy in Beijing confirms that a 60-year-old US national died in Wuhan on February 219, marking the first confirmed death of a foreigner.
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Sadat said that under previous regimes it would have been unimaginable for a foreigner to be tortured to death, and he believed that it might reflect a breakdown in command.
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Mr. Tillerson, who has described his relationship with Mr. Putin as close, was once presented with the Russian Order of Friendship, one of the highest honors a foreigner can receive.
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Changing schools almost yearly, she was always the new kid, always the foreigner, trying on personae—the studious girl, the party girl—with varying degrees of success and self-alienation.
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He knew that as a foreigner he would need a presidential decree to get a permit to start Nubank in Brazil, a process that could—and later did — take years.
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The tour group of seven people -- five Kenyans, a local tourist guide and a "non-resident foreigner" -- had been caught in the flash flood Sunday in Hell's Gate National Park.
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Shipley the latest prominent foreigner to have been presented in the Chinese state news media as being supportive of the Communist Party's policies at a time that suits Beijing's purposes.
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She and three roommates were evicted from a €210-a-month rental in Athens in November as the landlord weighed converting it to an Airbnb or selling to a foreigner.
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To some, she is yet another wealthy foreigner who has used the city as a real estate investment, helping make it one of the most unaffordable cities in North America.
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On one hand, it's a little unrealistic to expect American adult-level wokeness from a 16-year-old foreigner who taught himself English by watching Rubik's Cube videos on YouTube.
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It might be comforting to think that Trump's long-running intimations that President Obama is a foreigner, or has secret sympathy for terrorists, are the product of a delusional mind.
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It was shared on the now defunct Facebook page "SOS anti-white racism" more than 100,000 times, according to First Draft, falsely presenting it as a foreigner attacking French hospital employees.
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In January 2017, prosecutors say he drafted an op-ed for "Foreigner B" about Ukraine's ability to work with the Trump administration, and got it published in a national media outlet.
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Read more: This is a story about Syria at war, but it's not a war story Strangers called out "Welcome to Rojava" enthusiastically, delighted that a foreigner had come to visit.
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The two share a bond that transcends language, and Tenzin's strange faithfulness to this out-of-his-depth foreigner is amongst the most affecting elements of Naughty Dog's continuing action franchise.
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" But a European commentator deciphered the clash as the pope's answer to a growing Western populism that "expresses a resentment and hatred towards the 'foreigner' born of fear and economic insecurity.
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The mujahideen I spoke with declined to discuss the specifics of they think will happen next — I was still a foreigner with a camera, after all — but the message was clear.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Donald Keene, a scholar of Japanese literature who became the first foreigner to receive the country's highest cultural award, died of heart failure at a Tokyo hospital on Sunday.
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In the case of Madhumala Das, she was first declared a foreigner by a tribunal in 1988, and a fresh order was passed in June 2016 that led to Mandal's arrest.
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Her lawyer said that the judgment seen by VICE News and Type was actually the second time she had been declared a foreigner in an ex-parte order within two months.
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The only society where people don't have any friends, according to Daniel Hruschka, an evolutionary anthropologist at Arizona State University, is found in the science fiction of C.J. Cherryh's "Foreigner" series.
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Despite the current political landscape of the US, we can look to antiquity to see that the red cap was actually once a symbol of citizenship and welcome to the foreigner.
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Then two militants outside the coffee shop seized two people -- one of them a foreigner -- dragged them into a parking lot and shot them, said Anton Charliyan, a Jakarta police spokesman.
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The Department of Homeland Security is marking the week by announcing an increase in the number of seasonal worker visas, which will allow businesses to bring in 15,000 more foreigner workers.
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In Canada, a firm that wants to offer a job to a foreigner must prove that it tried and failed to hire a Canadian—a slow, costly and sometimes daft process.
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It is unclear whether or not Dark Foreigner has produced any of Atomwaffen's infamous videos—he started a YouTube channel in January but, as of yet, has not published any videos.
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If there was any doubt about the nature of these works, one artist who creates art in an extremely similar vein to Dark Foreigner said they consider it to be propaganda.
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But he changed his mind after sales clerks in a discount department store and a small hardware retailer rebuffed him — because, he believed, he was a foreigner with a Spanish accent.
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"After years in America, I feel confused and disconnected: one foot here, one foot there, a foreigner in both lands," Eldar says, echoing similar feelings by Abbas about his own circumstances.
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When my mother first came here, an official at the government job agency told her it wouldn't matter what education she had, as a foreigner she would only ever clean houses.
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Then as a foreigner, if you're sponsored by a real traditional Thai gym—this is why I like Sitmonchai, they actually started to market their foreigners a bit and mention them.
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It remains an expression of our most public and darkly private ideas of what it means to be a citizen, an American, a foreigner, a family, a neighbor or a stranger.
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There is a line in a Henry James novel that as a foreigner one of the characters knew "both more and less" than everyone around him; I frequently feel that way.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's health ministry announced on Sunday that one foreigner was tested positive for the new coronavirus strain inside Egypt, the ministry said in a statement on its Facebook page.
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CAIRO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - A foreigner in Egypt who was thought to be carrying the coronavirus has tested negative for it, Egyptian state TV said on Wednesday, citing the health ministry.
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He cackled, then picked up a putter and made a few passes with it as he rattled off questions about "The Foreigner," the thriller that STX was making with Jackie Chan.
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Editorial A new Israeli law, approved Monday, will bar entry to any foreigner who supports the B.D.S. movement (boycott, divestment and sanctions) against Israel for its occupation of the West Bank.
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Even though the former U.S. president cannot legally run in the two-round April-May election as a foreigner, the jokesters online petition has been signed by more than 40,000 people.
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Mr. Chamoun warned Ms. Albaladejo that because she was a foreigner with no credit history in the United States, any landlord would likely require a great deal of rent in advance.
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As a foreigner myself and the son of an immigrant—I don't come from that far but I'm French Canadian, my mom is Peruvian - I feel particularly sensitive to that reality.
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While traditional exporters like, say, Boeing, would get tax-free exports to offset the stronger dollar, revenue earned from a foreigner staying in a US hotel room wouldn't be tax-free.
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But plenty of shady avenues remain, such as pooling $50,000 allowances with others; making an arrangement with a Hong Kong resident or foreigner in China; inflating invoices for overseas payments; and cryptocurrencies.
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Mizanur Rahman Bhuiyan, a deputy director at the Rapid Action Battalion force, told Reuters the foreigner escaped after more than 100 commandos launched an operation to secure the upmarket cafe in Dhaka.
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According to a review by the CATO Institute, the chances of an American dying in a terrorist attack committed by a foreigner in the US stands at about one in 3.6 million.
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"If a foreigner is trying to communicate a message in English on the topic of politics, there could be some lost-in-translation typos or idioms that they may misuse," he said.
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"I keep hearing painful coughs from a foreigner in a nearby room," one passenger wrote on Twitter on Thursday, noting with concern that crew members were delivering meals from room to room.
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But it truly doesn't matter what country you happen to be in, as a foreigner, you will always feel like you sometimes don't belong, and that your "friends" don't truly understand you.
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But there are two surface differences between the notion that Obama's an exotic foreigner born abroad and that Clinton escaped prison time she deserved thanks to her corrupt connections in the government.
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In the Hajo tribunal where Ayesha is fighting for her citizenship, in the last half of 2178, every single one of 299 judgments issued declared the accused a foreigner in their absence.
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"The impact to the person receiving that persistent questioning is that you are not a true American, you are a perpetual foreigner in your own country," Columbia Professor Derald Sue told me.
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"Here I live in a permanent red-hot present, fascinated, appalled, thrilled, amused, enraged—but never ultimately touched, because in the end I am always a spectator and a foreigner," she writes.
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By comparison, revenues at South Korean foreigner-only casino operators Paradise Co Ltd and Grand Korea Leisure (GKL) fell 403 percent and 240 percent respectively, according to Reuters' calculation from company filings.
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Michelangelo, who "smells as bad as a barbarian or a slave from the North," hardly resembles the poet's favored "ephebes of Shiraz," but Mesihi nevertheless finds himself attracted to the eccentric foreigner.
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Pia Sundhage, who has coached both the U.S. and her native Sweden, became the first foreigner to manage a Brazil national side when she signed a two-year contract earlier this week.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan found African swine fever in packed pork sausage being carried into the country by a foreigner coming from Beijing early this month, the nation's agriculture ministry said on Tuesday.
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By contrast, mobilizing Saudi nationalism, especially by preaching to anti-foreigner instincts, as increasingly popular as such a strategy might be around the world these days, will offer some short-term advantages.
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As for any foreigner visiting North Korea, the areas he can visit there are strictly limited, and he and his tourists have to be accompanied by North Korean guides at all times.
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But now and then someone would confront me on the playground, pull back their eyes and remind me that I was still, to them, some kind of freak, a foreigner, a joke.
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Her thick, English-mangling French accent comes to seem like a part of Anne's frustrated struggle to keep her balance in a land where more than ever she feels like a foreigner.
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I had a member of the NPD (Germany's neo-Nazi party) in as a witness, and I just told him that combat boots symbolized the far-right, violence, and anti-foreigner sentiments.
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Her father, a bus driver, is obsessed with the idea of "original Britishness," believing that if he digs deep enough into his nation's history he will find someone who isn't a foreigner.
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"To some, she is yet another wealthy foreigner who has used the city as a real estate investment, helping make it one of the most unaffordable cities in North America," Dan wrote.
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"Some anti-state elements on the behest of some foreigner masters" were to blame and will be "dealt with an iron hand," said Jam Kamal Khan, the chief minister of the province.
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BERLIN — Germany's head of domestic intelligence was accused by lawmakers of playing down far-right violence by questioning the authenticity of a video showing a foreigner being chased during anti-immigrant protests.
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Anas Tanwir, a lawyer who has handled more than 50 appeals of Foreigner Tribunals' rulings before the Supreme Court, said many of the Muslims he represented had not gotten a fair shot.
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Anas Tanwir, a lawyer who has handled more than 50 appeals of Foreigner Tribunals' rulings before the Supreme Court, said many of the Muslims he represented had not gotten a fair shot.
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On Monday, Geng Shuang, a spokesperson at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, accused Humphrey of fabricating the article, and said no foreigner has been put into forced labor at that particular prison.
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For a foreigner, the visit of Manuel Valls, the Prime Minister, also served as a pedagogical exposition of typical French taunts: nul (loser), pantin de l'Europe (Europe's puppet), petit zizi (small dick).
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In a survey of 400 US hiring managers with experience sourcing foreigner employees, Envoy found that 22 percent said their companies were relocating work overseas due to the current US immigration system.
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It's hard to know what really happened to Warmbier, but his case illustrates that any foreigner — especially an American — is subject to Kim's mercies (or lack thereof) once they're inside its borders.
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It's a tiki bar, centered around an indoor pool… and it rains indoors periodically, and there's a cover band playing Foreigner songs on a floating island in the middle of the pool.
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As a foreigner who funds his own programs through donations from viewers, he is seen as a relatively independent voice compared to other media outlets, most of which are owned by Ukrainian oligarchs.
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"The trend is that opening retail business on the ground in China as a foreigner is difficult and expensive," said Dan Harris, lawyer at Harris Bricken and author of the China Law Blog.
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Maybe, as a foreigner who's struggled with immigration for over decade, I am more likely to hear these stories, which are numerous and truly exist in every industry, ethnic community, and age group.
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Over the past half-century, many a foreigner has smoked their first spliff at this cosy cafe, which sat perfectly on the route between two tourist favourites, the Heineken Brewery and Rembrandt Square.
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Foxconn CEO Terry Gou named Tai Jeng-wu, currently Foxconn vice chairman, as Sharp's new president on Thursday, which would make Tai the first ever foreigner to lead the 104-year old company.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Police in Ukraine said on Friday they had detained a foreigner wanted in the United States on suspicion of hacking into computer systems and stealing $6 million from American financial institutions.
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He claimed Clinton wanted to disarm Americans and let Islamic terrorists slaughter them, while seeming to overinflate the number of Syrian refugees and insinuating the perpetrator of the Orlando attack was a foreigner.
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In accordance with Russian law, any visiting foreigner must be registered into the central database, along with their travel data, such as visa number, passport data, port, and time of entry and exit.
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And the fuel prices affect air travel, too: It cost 2,640 bolívars, or $13, for a foreigner to fly last year from Caracas to Puerto Ordaz, a city more than 300 miles southeast.
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All their tapping points in the Fairview program are internal in the US. There&aposs 200 points they could pick up every foreigner coming into or out of or through the United States.
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But, if you're a foreigner that happens to fall in love with a member of the royal family, then chances are you'll have to make a few rather considerable changes in your life.
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While we impatiently await Season 2, Netflix has kindly offered us some crumbs to continue feeding our addictions to cruiser bikes, Steve's hair, the Upside Down, and Foreigner ballads, via its YouTube page.
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While the majority of the energy has been spent on disputing the "perpetual foreigner" myth and declaring belongingness to the US, it is also important to remember the transnational commitments of the communities.
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Sayed Mahmoud Danish, a spokesman for the Kunduz governor, said the group included two Afghan staff, one foreigner, and a driver, but the ICRC did not give any details about the kidnapped employee.
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They said Nepalese immigration law had a provision for canceling the visa of any foreigner whose presence disrupts the peace and security of Nepal or affects the harmony between the people of Nepal.
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Emergence by CJ Cherryh CJ Cherryh is one of the modern titans of science fiction literature, known in part for her long-running Foreigner series, which follows the descendants of a lost starship.
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So had I uncovered a scandal in which a well-meaning foreigner, lured by an adorable child's needy face, sent money to an organization that failed to deliver it to its promised recipient?
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In her daily trips to and from sites in Mexico, she must flash her permanent residency card at the border checkpoints, a daily reminder that she is a foreigner in her ancestral land.
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Big Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai have thriving foreigner communities, and the government is also trying to attract highly qualified foreigners to live longer-term in China, especially those with science qualifications.
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He coordinates a luxe athleisure suit with his son's at Drake's 29th birthday dinner in Las Vegas; the photos he posts of that night are obscuring and taken at unsteady digital-foreigner angles.
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On a series of art sites, fringe white power forums, and social media apps, VICE has traced Dark Foreigner as he populates the internet with art heavy in Nazi imagery and fascist sentiment.
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A court in Ho Chi Minh City ruled that because Mr. Nguyen was a foreigner and had expressed regret for his actions, he should be immediately deported, according to Vietnamese state media reports.
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In South Korea, where Bong said women regard Yeun as a sex symbol, the actor still thinks typecasting based on his personality or his status as a foreigner or expat may be inescapable.
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It's surprising to discover the whereabouts of some foreigner photographers, such as Walker Evans and his Havana photographs from 1933 and Margaret Bourke-White and her photographs from Rio de Janeiro from 1936.
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Max takes his inspiration from local wartime resistance heroes, but in Brussels he's almost as much of an immigrant as Ahmed, a foreigner who struggles with a new school and an unfamiliar language.
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I put my trust in a stranger (and now a very good friend), and ended up in a village about an hour outside of Samarkand — the only foreigner in a crowd of thousands.
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"The smells, flavors, and sensations of eating are a window into a culture, and the fact that, through eating, a foreigner can tap directly into that is incredible in my opinion," Suter said.
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CAIRO, March 1 (Reuters) - Egypt's health ministry announced on Sunday that one foreigner was tested positive for the new coronavirus strain inside Egypt, the ministry said in a statement on its Facebook page.
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"If you're a foreigner working in Japan, you have to be very careful, because unless the system changes, you're playing with your life," Ghosn told CNBC during an extended interview in Beirut, Lebanon.
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What animated Oglethorpe's and King's dreams was the Judeo-Christian belief that national greatness can and should be measured by the care and compassion extended to the foreigner, the alien and the transient.
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LeiLani Nishime, an associate professor of communication at the University of Washington whose area of research includes Asian-American media representations, said stereotypes of the "mysterious foreigner" remained prevalent in American popular culture.
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In El Salvador, officials lambasted the "overcrowding and lack of basic medical care" in U.S. detention centers and is requiring any foreigner who enters the country to spend 14 days in government quarantine.
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The first U.S. official said the U.S. government followed the same criteria as it had in past cases where it had decided to kill a foreigner it believed was going to attack Americans.
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According to a criminal information document filed by the DC US attorney's office, Patten and Kilimnik (who is not named but referred to as "Foreigner A") founded a lobbying and consulting company together.
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According to the criminal information document filed by the DC US attorney's office, Patten and Kilimnik (who is not named but referred to as "Foreigner A") founded a lobbying and consulting company together.
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Adapted from a novel by Jean Rhys, the story begins when beautiful foreigner Marya (Isabelle Adjani) finds herself suddenly destitute after her shady art dealer husband, Stephan (Anthony Higgins), is thrown in jail.
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For the "Remainers," those who want to stay in the EU, British Prime Minister David Cameron among them, the rise in anti-foreigner rhetoric has shaken Britain's tolerant, pluralist self-image to its core.
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Not that we expect The Foreigner to be in that echelon by any means, but it's pleasant to see the 61-year-old king of martial arts comedy still kicking after all these years.
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Volunteer work, however, is permitted, so it is not actually illegal for a foreigner to help raise awareness, and Ashton says that she didn't donate and didn't spend any work expenses on the trip.
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Jackie Chan's characters are usually straightforward heroes, but he seems to be playing someone in much more of an antihero role in The Foreigner, which has Chan facing off against a bearded Pierce Brosnan.
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FOR fellow Britons planning to marry a foreigner, the news this week of Prince Harry's engagement to Meghan Markle, an American actress, may have evoked feelings of affinity—but also, perhaps, of some sympathy.
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The fact that a surrogate in India or Nepal can earn the equivalent of ten years' wages by carrying a child for a rich foreigner is a consequence of global inequality, not its cause.
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STXfilms' second weekend of Jackie Chan actioner "The Foreigner" will land in sixth with about $5.6 million, ahead of Universal's "The Snowman," which is finishing far below forecasts with $3.4 million at 1,812 venues.
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Amrit Lal, a social worker who discovered that his mother had been declared a foreigner without trial only when their family's food subsidy card was blocked, described the whole tribunal process as " mazakiya"— ridiculous.
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Cambier explains that the idea came from feeling out of joint when you're a foreigner in another country; that sense of an alien environment where everything becomes a little bit more sharp and hyperreal.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act was enacted in 1978, but in 2008 it was amended with Section 702, which allows US intelligence agencies to spy on any foreigner outside the US without a warrant.
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However, military spokesman Colonel Edgard Arevalo said security forces were investigating and there was no basis yet to conclude that the incident was a suicide bombing or had been carried out by a foreigner.
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At the time, the government ID cost 400 Argentine pesos—a difficult amount for Soledad given her income, her status as a foreigner, and the fact that she'd only just emerged from a coma.
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As they settle into their new lives, working for Americans on vacation (who are not always welcoming), we watch them reconcile their expectations with the reality of being a foreigner in the United States.
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While some of his recent fare (for instance, "Railroad Tigers" and "The Foreigner") has gone easy on the stunt work, this sci-fi thriller gives him several opportunities to strut his death-defying stuff.
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This mutual appraisal between the foreigner and the Irish — not to mention between the various echelons of Ireland's implacable class system — will prove one of the many pleasures of this humane and lucid novel.
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I was a white woman, a foreigner volunteering at a local school, and I felt ashamed of my own familiar silhouette: a vulnerable white woman crying danger at anonymous men lurking in the shadows.
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Her campaign last year to change immigration laws in Italy — "I Was a Foreigner" — was supported by humanitarian organizations and 150 mayors, and attracted 90,000 petition signatures, enough to present a bill to Parliament.
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"There is no anti-NGO or anti-foreigner sentiment in Hungarian society, which is widely pro-European," he said, noting that recent street protests in support of the groups had drawn thousands of participants.
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"I am so embarrassed that if a foreigner asks me where I am from, I feel like saying I am Chinese or Japanese," Oh Yoo-jeong said at a recent antigovernment rally in Seoul.
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The incident highlights one of the challenges facing international forces in Afghanistan, most of which are from non-Muslim cultures, despite the efforts Western forces have generally taken to avoid stoking anti-foreigner sentiment.
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Born Ariadne-Anna Stasinopoulous, she grew up in modest circumstances in Greece and England, attended Cambridge University on a scholarship and became the first foreigner to be president of the Cambridge Union debating society.
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You won't always be able to completely avoid being clocked as a foreigner, but knowing how to spot and avoid typical scams when you meet up with people gives you a lot of power.
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In Bangkok, if you are a foreigner, you are largely left alone, unless you feel impelled to venture out one night and throw a can of paint at a picture of the late king.
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Now, thanks to a court order, he is the only foreigner who was refused entry after President Trump issued a travel ban and has since been given permission to return to the United States.
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The idea that a foreigner could make such an important contribution to a largely unexplored area of Japanese literature caught many in Japan off guard, Dr. Keene told The Times after receiving the award.
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