She is still under the care of WOTCLEF, which gave consent for her to be interviewed for this story.
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Of the 41 patients police were able to identify, two have died and only three allegedly gave consent for the photos.
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This happened more than once, but I still don't think I was raped and I gave consent for whatever happened to me on those nights.
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Facebook said people who downloaded the app gave consent for the app to collect limited information about their friends whose privacy settings were set to allow it.
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Per the Times, while at least 114 defectors from the region are living in South Korea, just 30 gave consent for government researchers to run tests on them.
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R.W. told police that she blacked out in Zamora's hotel room and, while she does remember waking up at times on his bed, doesn't feel that she gave consent for sex.
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According to Facebook, about 270,000 people downloaded Kogan's app, and gave consent for the creator to access information such as the city they set on their profile, or content they had liked.
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R.W. told police that she blacked out in Zamora's hotel room and, while she does remember waking up at times on his bed, doesn't feel that she gave consent for sex, according to The Times.
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The Syrian authorities previously gave consent for the World Food Program to airdrop supplies to the government-held town of Deir al-Zour in eastern Syria, which is besieged by the Islamic State extremist group.
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As for whether fans gave consent for the alleged facial recognition kiosk, the company wrote in the blog post that for its security products, there are signs at venues and on tickets informing fans that they are subject to being recorded.
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Yet Lacks, a black woman who died in 1951 at the age of 31 from cervical cancer, never gave consent for the cells to be taken from the tumor in her body, and her family — who worked as tobacco farmers in Virginia — did not receive compensation.
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On Friday, Attorney General Geoffrey Cox gave consent for a new inquest to be opened into the death of Ella Kissi-Debrah, a nine-year-old asthma sufferer who died in 2013, after her family argued that the initial inquest ignored the role air pollution might have played in her death.
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Mnuchin spoke at UCLA on February 26, 2018, where he was heckled and initially blocked the video from being released. The university said in a statement that Mnuchin, who at first "subsequently withdrew" his approval for the video to be posted online, later gave consent for the video to be published.
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But as a Special request from TISCO the then Chief minister of West Bengal, Dr. Bidhan Chndra Roy gave consent for accession of three police stations (Patamda, Ichagarh and Chandil) to the Bihar. On 1 November 1956 with 16 Police stations, 2007 square mile area and with a population of the new district Purulia was acceded to West Bengal.
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In 1557, the Ming court finally gave consent for a permanent and official Portuguese trade base at Macau. In 1558, Leonel de Sousa became the second Portuguese Governor of Macau. They later built some rudimentary stone-houses around the area now called Nam Van. But not until 1557 did the Portuguese establish a permanent settlement in Macau, at an annual rent of 500 taels (~) of silver.
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The Himlayang Pilipino also gave consent for the exhumation of Aquino's remains. Melchora Aquino's remains were then re-interred at the Tandang Sora Shrine on January 6, 2012, on her birth day. The re-interment ceremony was led by Novaliches Bishop Antonio Tobias who blessed Aquino's casket. The memorial was later declared a national shrine on March 2, 2012 by the NHCP through a resolution.
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The size of the site is unclear. In April 2012 the Planning Inspectorate gave consent for the erection of fencing round the site to allow re-excavation of the site while protecting it against badger damage and protecting the public against accidentally falling into the deep pit. The size was given as 360 square metres (0.036 hectares). The excavation and erection of the fence were carried out shortly afterwards.
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In return, members of London Irish's Academy are entitled to play for London Irish Amateur. The first team's official name was changed to London Irish Wild Geese after the Rugby Football Union's governance committee gave consent for the change of name. In 2011, they were promoted from London 1 into National League 3 London & SE. In 2012, they were moved into National League 3 South West,. In 2013, they were promoted into National League 2 South.
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Painting of the death of St. Francis Xavier by Francisco Goya. Shangchuan Island was one of the first bases established by the Portuguese off the China coast, during the 16th century. They abandoned this base after the Chinese government gave consent for a permanent and official Portuguese trade base at Macau in 1557. The Spanish (Navarre) Jesuit missionary St. Francis Xavier died on the island on December 3, 1552, as he was waiting for a ship to take him to mainland China.
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The ambassadors of The Netherlands, Denmark, United States and Britain agreed to become patrons of the hospital. The king received a deputation and gave consent for the establishment of a lottery. The lottery raised 89 354 baht and public subscriptions 40 000 baht allowing the Nursing Home to buy land for its new building which opened thirty years after the founding of the original hospital. In the late 1980s early 90s the BNH was again stretched to its limit and in need of expansion.
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A five-year development plan with a budget of M$100 million was also implemented in 1953, with infrastructure receiving the largest percentage (80%) and the rest going toward social programmes. Together with the expansion of the oil and gas industry, commercialisation began to transform Brunei's capital and a large number of public buildings were constructed, along with the development of a central business district in the 1970s and 1980s. On 1 August 2007, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah gave consent for the expansion of the city from to .
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Konsulova began giving private painting lessons to students, like Bistra Vinarova, soon after her graduation. In the meantime, Boris had been sent to study in Paris and completed his doctorate in law. When he returned to Bulgaria, Konsulova's mother finally gave consent for their marriage. In 1906, the couple married and built a house on a plot of land given the couple by Boris' great-uncle. Konsulova-Vazova, having kept her maiden name, continued to paint in the studio built for her in their house at 11 August Street.
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Following the Great Stink of 1858 Parliament finally gave consent for the MBW to construct a massive system of sewers. The engineer put in charge of building the new system was Joseph Bazalgette. In one of the largest civil engineering projects of the 19th century, he oversaw construction of over 1300 miles or 2100 km of tunnels and pipes under London to take away sewage and provide clean drinking water. When the London sewerage system was completed, the death toll in London dropped dramatically, and epidemics were curtailed.
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The bank was founded in 2012 and received a commercial banking license from the Bank of Uganda in April 2012. The bank opened for business in May 2012. In September 2019, the two parent companies of NIC Bank Uganda and Commercial Bank of Africa (Uganda), both based in Kenya, received regulatory approval to merge their businesses, thereby merging their subsidiaries in Uganda to form NCBA Bank Uganda, effective 1 October 2019, subject to the approval of the Bank of Uganda. In June 2020, Bank of Uganda gave consent for the merger of NC Bank Uganda with CBA Uganda.
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In 1554, Leonel de Sousa—a later Governor of Macau— established positive relations through an agreement with Cantonese authoritiesDenis Crispin Twitchett, John King Fairbank, The Cambridge history of China, Volume 2; Volume 8, Cambridge University Press, 1978, and in 1557 the Ming court finally gave consent for a permanent and official Portuguese trade base at Macau.Wills, 343-344. Although Fernão Pires de Andrade and his Portuguese comrades were the first to open up China to the West, another significant diplomatic mission reaching all the way to Beijing would not be carried out until an Italian, the Jesuit Matteo Ricci (1552-1610) ventured there in 1598.
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In 1914 the Board of Trade gave consent for the construction of a power station at Whitebirk (53°45'36"N 2°26'51"W) about 3 miles north-east of Blackburn town centre. Construction was delayed by the First World War and the power station was eventually built and was formally opened by Lord Derby on 22 October 1921. The generating plant comprised two 10 MW English Electric Company Limited turbo-alternators supplied with up to 240,000 lb/hr of steam (3.02 kg/s). The boiler house was on the north side of the station, smoke from the boilers was dispersed through four squat chimneys.
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New York noted that Ratajkowski had claimed that the pictures were intended for use in an artful magazine, while USA Today noted that she had hesitated to protest because she did not want to give Leder publicity. She elaborated on the circumstances of the 2012 photoshoot in an essay for New York in September 2020, reiterating that she never gave consent for the photographs to be used beyond their initial publication in Darius magazine, and alleging that Leder sexually assaulted her after the photoshoot. In September 2017, Ratajkowski took issue with image editing done for the cover of the Madame Figaro issue included in the Saturday September 16 issue Le Figaro. American Vogue ran a feature article the following month for her "stylistic excellence".
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Consisting of the "three estates" of clergy, nobility and the burghs sitting in a single chamber, the parliament gave consent for the raising of taxation and played an important role in the administration of justice, foreign policy, war, and all manner of other legislation. Parliamentary business was also carried out by "sister" institutions, such as General Councils or Convention of Estates. These could carry out much business also dealt with by parliament – taxation, legislation and policy-making – but lacked the ultimate authority of a full parliament.Brown and Tanner, History of the Scottish Parliament, i, Introduction The Parliament of Scotland met for more than four centuries, until it was prorogued sine die at the time of the Acts of Union in 1707.
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Similar treaties banned the First Austrian Republic, the Kingdom of Bulgaria, and the Kingdom of Hungary from chemical weapons, all belonging to the losing side, the Central powers. Russian bolsheviks and Britain continued the use of chemical weapons in the Russian Civil War and possibly in the Middle East in 1920. Three years after World War I, the Allies wanted to reaffirm the Treaty of Versailles, and in 1922 the United States introduced the Treaty relating to the Use of Submarines and Noxious Gases in Warfare at the Washington Naval Conference. Four of the war victors, the United States, the United Kingdom, the Kingdom of Italy and the Empire of Japan, gave consent for ratification, but it failed to enter into force as the French Third Republic objected to the submarine provisions of the treaty.
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Avery Cardinal Dulles, SJ: A Model Theologian, by Patrick W. Carey (September 1, 2010) page 553 This perspective on the duality of the roles of Mary and Peter highlights the subjective holiness of the heart and the holiness of the structure of the Church. In this duality, the Petrine office logically examines the charisms for their theological soundness, while the Marian dual provides a balance in the spiritual and emotional sense via the service of love that the office can never encompass. Mariology and the doctrine of office are thus not "side chapels" in Catholic teachings, but are central and integrating elements of it. As referenced in the encyclical on the Mystical Body of Christ, Pius XII, 1943, her fiat gave consent for a spiritual marriage between the Son of God and human nature, thus giving humanity the means to salvation.
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In 1889 Waterloo Station (renamed from Waterloo Bridge station in 1886) was equipped with new signals, which required a gantry spanning all the lines into the station. In return for the LSWR cladding the LNC's entrance on Westminster Bridge Road with white glazed brick, the LNC gave consent for the stanchion supporting the gantry to rest on the LNC's platform, while reserving the right to demand the gantry be removed. At this time the LSWR also leased a small plot of land west of the Westminster Bridge Road entrance to serve as the site of new offices for the LNC, designed by Cyril Bazett Tubbs. As the site of the Necropolis station had been intentionally chosen to abut the arches of the LSWR's viaduct, it acted as an obstacle to any increase in the number of lines serving Waterloo station.
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The return trains to London generally left South station at 2.15 pm and Necropolis Junction at 2.30 pm; the return journey initially took around an hour owing to the need to stop to refill the locomotive with water, but following the construction of the water tower in the cemetery this fell to around 40 minutes. An 1854 agreement between the LNC and LSWR gave consent for the LNC to operate two or three funeral trains each day if demand warranted it, but traffic levels never rose to a sufficient level to activate this clause. The train only ran if there was a coffin or passengers at the London terminus waiting to use it, and both the journey from London to Brookwood and the later return would be cancelled if nobody was due to leave London that morning. It would not run if there was only a single third or second class coffin to be carried, and in these cases the coffin and funeral party would be held until the next service.
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For those burials where the funeral service had already been held at either a parish church or the LNC's London terminus the coffins would be taken directly from the train to the grave. The return trains to London generally left South station at 2.15 pm and Necropolis Junction at 2.30 pm; the return journey initially took around an hour owing to the need to stop to refill the engine with water, but following the construction of the water tower in the cemetery this fell to around 40 minutes. An 1854 agreement between the LNC and LSWR gave consent for the LNC to operate two or three funeral trains each day if demand warranted it, but traffic levels never rose to a sufficient level to activate this clause. The train ran only if there was a coffin or passengers at the London terminus waiting to use it, and both the journey from London to Brookwood and the later return would be cancelled if nobody was due to leave London that morning.
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