The harboring provision provides criminal penalties for concealing, harboring, or shielding aliens from detection knowing that they are in the United States illegally.
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Harboring The Immigration and Nationality Act provides criminal penalties for concealing, harboring, or shielding aliens from detection who are in the United States illegally.
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In January, they were convicted of conspiracy to commit alien harboring and alien harboring, in addition to the forced labor charges, the authorities said.
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A federal jury convicted the defendants of forced labor, conspiracy to commit alien harboring, and alien harboring on January 11 following a four-day trial.
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Since sanctuary campuses are new, it's unclear whether or not universities would, in fact, be breaking any laws by harboring undocumented immigrants, and what that term harboring even means in this context.
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He contributed large amounts of money to a man who supported harboring illegal criminals, and then issued a ruling telling President Trump he can't enforce existing law that prevents harboring illegal criminals.
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And while harboring a fugitive is a crime, US law defines "harboring" a little more strictly than just knowing something; as Mediaite points out, you have to actually help the fugitive evade recapture.
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Iran accused the three countries of harboring Iranian opposition groups.
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The commissioner has denied harboring a bias against U.S. businesses.
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Will harboring prosecutions be more successful than employer sanctions were?
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Lucas Morton was arrested on suspicion of harboring a fugitive.
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I've been harboring equal measures of apathy since November 2016.
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The heavily armed group has denied harboring such missile facilities.
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In recent months, he began harboring anger toward law enforcement.
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Why are bats so adept at harboring and spreading viruses?
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That provision does not specify what actions constitute "harboring," however.
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But of course, Maud is harboring demons of her own.
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They've been harboring the truth of the camp for too long.
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Or are we the Unburnt, harboring eggs and fire at home?
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Turkey accuses Germany of harboring plotters behind the 2016 coup attempt.
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The culprits come as a pair: freshwater snails harboring parasitic worms.
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" She went on to accuse Trump of harboring a "deep racism.
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He could be held liable for concealing and harboring a fugitive.
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India has long accused Pakistan of funding and harboring the groups.
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The sponge in your kitchen sink could be harboring harmful bacteria.
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Poles harboring escaped Jews could be killed, along with their families.
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Mr. Schneiderman was widely seen as harboring ambitions to be governor.
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Erdogan accuses Germany of harboring plotters behind the 2016 coup attempt.
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Bannon has been accused by critics of harboring anti-Semitic views.
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He (baselessly) pointed fingers at the Muslim community for harboring terrorists.
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Critics have accused him of harboring anti-Semitic and white nationalist sentiments.
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Turkey has accused Germany of harboring members of an outlawed Kurdish group.
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That, or deep down you're secretly harboring bad feelings towards your dentist.
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There's a long history of accusing foreigners of harboring and spreading disease.
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I don't believe in harboring regrets, but this unfortunate timing does sting.
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"Harboring hatred or revenge will only will only destroy you," she said.
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Washington accused Islamabad of harboring Afghan Taliban fighters, something that Pakistan denies.
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Harboring an illegal immigrant can lead to ten years of prison time.
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The question haunts the narrative because Louise is harboring a terrible secret.
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The uneasy neighbors have long traded accusations of harboring anti-government militants.
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Khalilzad in the past has accused Pakistan's intelligence services of harboring terrorists.
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NASA hopes the telescope will detect world's potentially capable of harboring life.
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Do we know that a refugee is not secretly harboring terrorist sympathies?
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Critics had accused Bannon of harboring anti-Semitic and white nationalist sentiments.
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Could I be harboring attitudes unconducive to the granting of heavenly visions?
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General Raziq was a staunch critic of Pakistan for harboring Taliban leaders.
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Mr. Morton was also charged with harboring a fugitive, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj.
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And she's harboring a secret: She was once a missing child herself.
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It makes me angry when I hear people talking about harboring illegals.
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Pakistan denies the charge and blames Afghanistan for harboring Pakistani Taliban militants.
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Critics have accused Bannon of harboring anti-Semitic and white nationalist sentiments.
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Military officials blamed Afghanistan for harboring Pakistani Taliban militants in its territory.
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Islamabad denies harboring militants, who move across the porous border with Afghanistan.
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Touchscreens may not be the worst offender when it comes to harboring bacteria.
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India blames Pakistan for harboring militant groups operating in Kashmir, which Pakistan denies.
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Confederate general, a sheriff—but they all seem to be harboring their own
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Turkey, which regards the soldiers as traitors, has accused Athens of harboring coupists.
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The Dogon suspect the Fulani of harboring Islamist militants, charges the Fulani deny.
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I'm not harboring any Rebecca animosity towards the cousin that came into town!
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Alice Cooper's constant harboring on the Southside has worn on the Serpents' nerves.
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First they are harboring people here illegally by refusing to cooperate with ICE.
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Hollywood has been harboring a major beauty secret for years: actress Alison Brie.
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These activities included alien harboring, fraud, allowing drug smuggling and selling immigration documents.
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Abbott supports legal immigration, but not harboring aliens who have committed dangerous crimes.
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Maybe not, but Sessions has to try something and harboring prosecutions might help.
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"Accusing Iran won't absolve Europe of responsibility for harboring terrorists," Mr. Zarif wrote.
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And she does so even while harboring a secret: She goes both ways.
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Cardinal Ouellet ends his letter by accusing Archbishop Viganò of harboring political motivations.
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She rolls her eyes when her colleagues accuse her of harboring feminist leanings.
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However, critics have accused him of harboring anti-Semitic and white nationalist sentiments.
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During the early 19th century, the city began passing laws against harboring pigs.
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Ambitious and charismatic, he has long been suspected of harboring designs to succeed Abbas.
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Betty is best friends with Archie but has been harboring a crush on him.
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" She continues: "I was harboring a lot of guilt, thinking it was my fault.
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"Secretly I am harboring designs on a little club," she tells The Creators Project.
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Authorities also arrested another man, Lucas Morton, who was charged with harboring a fugitive.
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If he did, everyone would learn that Martin Chaffee was harboring an illegal visitor.
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Now's the time to grow up and face any fears of adulthood you're harboring.
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Lucas Morten was jailed on suspicion of harboring a fugitive, Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe said.
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Trump promised to crack down on sanctuary cities, claiming they were "harboring" illegal immigrants.
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Actually, everyone on this show is harboring shit in that in-between indigo space.
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Erdogan accuses Germany of harboring plotters behind last year's bloody coup attempt against Erdogan.
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It's not the first time someone has suggested Pluto may be harboring an ocean.
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Pro-immigration advocates have long accused the reductionist groups of harboring an extreme agenda.
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"These are countries that have a history of training, harboring, exporting terrorists," Conway said.
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Party was a tool of Satan, harboring plans to shut down Evangelical churches—until
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Morten is charged with 11 counts of child abuse and with harboring a fugitive.
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He has accused Western nations of siding with the coup plotters and harboring terrorists.
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Assuming, of course, you aren't still harboring strong negative feelings about the shoe company…
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You, the Whitney, is harboring a terrorist who profits from violence against brown bodies.
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Brandon has been harboring some ill will toward Rick and the Alexandrians since then.
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However, Easterly is not the only high-profile official banished for harboring dissenting views.
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Harboring transnational jihadist groups cost the Taliban their government and sparked a bloody war.
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Republicans in Congress have criticized McCabe and accused him of harboring bias against Trump.
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Wahhaj is additionally charged with child abduction and Morton is charged with harboring a fugitive.
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While working for a dangerous man named Mackiel, Keralie finds an artifact harboring a conspiracy.
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Morton is additionally charged with harboring a fugitive and Wahhaj is charged with custodial interference.
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People can also become infected by eating the raw meat of animals harboring the parasite.
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Morton, whose name has also been spelled Morten, is further charged with harboring a fugitive.
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In a perfect world, the international community would level sanctions against countries harboring cyber criminals.
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India accuses Pakistan of harboring the Jaish-e Mohammad Islamist group that claimed the bombing.
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The other man, Lucas Morton, was taken into custody on suspicion of harboring a fugitive.
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More Sharons were out there, each potentially harboring a secret about how to defeat cancer.
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Who is surprised Brandi was harboring some serious, albeit terribly dealt with, resentment in Mexico?
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Organizations who find themselves harboring men who engage in sexual misconduct need to fire them.
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"It's about a culture of knowingly harboring and protecting predators while silencing victims," she said.
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But in reality, those harboring suicidal thoughts actually benefit from talking openly about their feelings.
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Among other things, they've accused him of espionage and of harboring dual loyalty for Ukraine.
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Initially Morton was charged with harboring a fugitive and Wahhaj was charged with child abduction.
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The answer is that I'd been harboring something similar in my left arm for years.
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But Ms. O'Hara never budged, harboring suspicions the theater would be doomed if she sold.
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Qatar's foes accuse it of financing terrorism, cozying up to Iran and harboring fugitive dissidents.
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" He accused players, who are two-thirds black, of harboring "total disrespect of our heritage.
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She thinks he's a fool and a pushover who's harboring a "sick infatuation" with Offred.
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly attacked sanctuary jurisdictions and local officials as harboring dangerous criminals.
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But it's also possible they, too, are harboring outbreaks that have yet to be detected.
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William Garfield Bilbrough IV, 27, of Denton, Maryland, is charged with 'transporting and harboring aliens.
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In 2019, Scott Warren, an Arizona teacher, was acquitted of harboring and concealing undocumented immigrants.
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Trump is clearly not alone in harboring both naivety and admiration for the Putin regime.
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Separately, Diane begins actively working with a "resistance" group, while harboring doubts about its tactics.
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Brexit-supporting newspapers turned on Mr. Bercow, who they suspect of harboring anti-Brexit sentiments.
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The AfD, whose leaders have been accused of playing down Nazi crimes, denies harboring racism.
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India blamed Pakistan for the attack and harboring the militants that claimed responsibility for the attack.
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In a memo released that day, Sessions prioritized prosecuting smuggling, harboring, and transporting under Statute 1324.
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Facebook alleges that phishing messages harboring NSO's Pegasus surveillance tools were sent over WhatsApp 1,400 times.
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We have repeatedly demonstrated a preference for harboring successful predators over protecting their less powerful victims.
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"It's well over 10 years that he has been harboring these feelings of hate," Aubry said.
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Its preferred method of attack is by sending spear phishing emails harboring so-called malicious links.
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Even professionally speaking, it's all about harboring peace and compassion for the people you work with.
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Clinton is hardly the first politician to take one stance publicly while harboring another in private.
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If you're harboring negative feelings then it's far less likely to result in a positive outcome.
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China denies meddling in Australian affairs, and has accused Canberra of harboring a "Cold War mentality".
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Mr. Khalilzad, in turn, complained that Iran was harboring Qaeda officials, including Osama bin Laden's son.
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If you never fight or disagree with your partner, one of you may be harboring resentments.
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For year, Afghan leaders repeatedly accused Pakistan of harboring Taliban militants and covertly supporting their cohorts.
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Anyone harboring the dangerous illusion of humanity's perfectibility should remember: A tourist stole Nelson Mandela's spoon.
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Mellgren says the bowls acts as a filter, allowing you to release emotions you've been harboring.
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Mr. Hollstein is not the first mayor to be targeted by Germans harboring anti-immigrant sentiments.
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He was charged with two federal counts of harboring and one count of conspiracy to harbor.
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And it matters more than anyone harboring idealistic notions of working across the aisle might think.
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But after reading the depositions, he said he contacted Anderson to apologize for harboring such feelings.
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India accusing Pakistan of harboring the Jaish-e Mohammad group behind the attack, which Islamabad denied.
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In 1972, Fauna reconnected with her biological family — and eventually learned about the secrets it was harboring.
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Just because a towel might not look super-dirty doesn't mean it's not harboring potentially dangerous bacteria.
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Jupiter's moon Europa recently became the best candidate yet for harboring alien life within our Solar System.
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It collects dirt, might even smell, is probably harboring a bacteria unknown to scientists, and is audacious.
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Santos' predecessor, Alvaro Uribe, frequently accused the government of neighboring Venezuela of harboring and supporting the FARC.
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Artist's illustration of a potential NASA lander on the surface of Jupiter's icy, ocean-harboring moon Europa.
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My roommates, who passed through during the act, may or may not still be harboring some concern.
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In Northern Australia, more than 20 percent of koalas have chlamydia, with many more harboring the infection.
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Washington and Kabul accuse Pakistan of harboring Afghan Taliban and the allied Haqqani network, which Islamabad denies.
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Ever since the presidential primary, Trump has gotten leverage out of attacking "sanctuary cities" for harboring criminals.
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Our right efforts: harboring climate-change refugees on our fleet of four hundred and thirty nanotube yachts.
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This does not include "harboring" illegal immigrants, or employing ten or more illegal immigrants in one year.
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No partnership can survive a country's harboring of militants and terrorists who target U.S. servicemembers and officials.
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But Bristowe isn't harboring any kind of a grudge against ABC, the home of both reality shows.
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For years, politicians in sanctuary cities have been fighting to keep ICE out while harboring illegal aliens.
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Whichever international body or country Russia assigns to manage enclaves may find itself accused of harboring terrorists.
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The current prime minister, Boris Johnson, has rarely been accused of harboring a strong belief in anything.
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"Patients, particularly those harboring stroke risks, should quit smoking as soon as possible," Ago said by email.
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But Benno's David is harboring a secret, all while his wife Eva has been missing for years.
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He described them as harboring "an extraordinary number" of rare and endangered species and "ecologically precious" ecosystems.
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" In a statement, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said, "Knowingly harboring an alien is a federal crime.
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Pakistan has accused the Afghan government of harboring terrorists that carry out deadly attacks on Pakistani soil.
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During his campaign and since taking office, Mr. Trump has repeatedly attacked sanctuary cities as harboring lawbreakers.
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Besides offering timber for extraction and harboring wildlife, those watersheds supply fresh water to 0003 million people.
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In addition to harboring immense biodiversity, this forest is a very important part of the global climate.
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They see the Pakistanis as harboring and supporting terrorism in Afghanistan — and that includes the Taliban themselves.
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A half-drawer harboring one package of thin-sliced deli turkey — the only meat he eats anymore.
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He's not the only sore loser: In Ohio, businessman Mike Gibbons is harboring lingering frustration over Rep.
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Prosecutors dismissed a conspiracy charge and plan to retry him in November on two felony harboring charges.
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John Fife of Arizona and other ministers and lay people were arrested on suspicion of harboring undocumented immigrants.
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No matter how much we see of Kim's body, the public remains convinced that it is harboring secrets.
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Others will be harmful and the viruses harboring them will die out, says Powers' CDC colleague, Ronald Rosenberg.
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Harboring anger and hostility is associated with a higher risk of coronary heart disease, a 2009 study revealed.
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Dinah (Adina Porter) and her son Andre (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman) are harboring a lot resentment for each other.
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However, he's also harboring a secret: Simon is gay, and isn't quite sure how to come out. But!
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Afghanistan's Western-backed government has long accused Pakistan of harboring Afghan Taliban insurgents, a charge that Islamabad denies.
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They seem to levitate, delicately shaded on their undersides and glowing on top, as if harboring concealed lights.
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The Afghan government sees Pakistan as harboring and supporting terrorism in Afghanistan, including its support for the Taliban.
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And the study also comes with the tantalizing possibility that other insects may be harboring the same talent.
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Ambitious and charismatic, he has long been suspected of harboring designs to succeed the 82-year-old Abbas.
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Big city pro-harboring mayors should no longer expect to reap political benefits from resisting national immigration laws.
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It does not specify what actions constitute "harboring," and the courts have not settled on one uniform definition.
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Last year, ten people officially contracted rat lungworm in Hawaii, presumably from eating locally-grown greens harboring mollusks.
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Pakistan and Afghanistan routinely accuse each other of harboring militant groups that carry out attacks across the border.
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Many have posited that she is a closeted conservative, privately harboring the desire to Make America Great Again.
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I was still wrong 2 dehumanize them-they r not my enemy, harboring hate & anger is my enemy.
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Carol Channing fast facts Years later Channing also found out that her father had been harboring a secret.
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Hamilton told Conn that the prosecutor had been inflexible about her charges, child neglect and harboring a fugitive.
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On the field, meanwhile, Chelsea's players did not look as if they were harboring dark thoughts of rebellion.
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They think I'm harboring some slim little intellectual volume, that I am really Isaac Bashevis Singer in disguise.
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In many cases, returning citizens have been subject to screenings to ensure that they're not harboring the virus.
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Funny and charming, with a rollicking and quick-paced plot, "Spoonbenders" explores the complexity of harboring such gifts.
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And Nigeria, it said, posed a risk of harboring terrorists who may seek to enter the United States.
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It&aposs heavily implied in the movie that Finn, Boyega&aposs character, is harboring a crush on Rey.
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Similarly, Britons still harboring hopes that Brexit can be avoided are likely to see them dashed once Mrs.
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At the time, it seems most likely Maggie will learn that Bailey is harboring some new, terrible illness.
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Bilbrough, redheaded and wearing glasses, listened as prosecutors read the charges against him, including transporting and harboring aliens.
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Critics of the program have pushed for limits on Lifeline, accusing it of harboring waste, fraud and abuse.
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The satellite's mission: to search for exoplanets — planets that are outside our solar system — capable of harboring life.
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She said she couldn't believe how many commentators and politicians have accused Mr. King of harboring racial animosity.
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Harboring ambitions to do a lot of sculptural works, this summer he plans to work with a blacksmith.
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Pakistan denies harboring the Taliban and Al Qaeda, and points out that it, too, is a victim of terrorism.
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She pleaded guilty in April to concealing and harboring undocumented immigrants for financial gain and fraudulent use of identification.
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Trump and other Republicans have used this probe to argue that McCabe is secretly harboring an anti-Republican agenda.
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The other four people were also charged with harboring illegal immigrants for private financial gain, the news release said.
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Toure and Cros-Toure were convicted in January of forced labor, conspiracy to harbor an alien, and alien harboring.
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Ibn Wahhaj was booked on a Georgia warrant for child abduction and Morton was charged with harboring a fugitive.
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At a barbecue at Kensington Palace earlier this month, Prince Harry confessed to a huge regret he's been harboring.
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Prosecutors are also required to pursue felony charges against anyone "transporting or harboring three or more aliens," Sessions said.
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Animals harboring more virus species in general (like bats) are more likely to carry one that could sicken humans.
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The characters in Unfriended have been harboring all sorts of friend-group betrayals that get forced into the open.
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Pakistan hit back at India's claims that it was targeting terror camps and denied that it was harboring terrorists.
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In the past month alone, the company has also caught flak for allegedly harboring a culture of sexual harassment.
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Cow vigilantes started patrolling neighborhoods looking to physically punish those who were allegedly harboring, consuming, or even transporting cows.
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We have been renowned for warmth and tolerance, not for harboring such venom toward the weak in our society.
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Warren was indicted after former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions instructed prosecutors to prioritize cases involving harboring of migrants.
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Soon after, the then-head of the BfV was ousted after he was accused of harboring right-wing sympathies.
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Washington and Kabul accuse Pakistan of harboring Afghan Taliban and fighters of the allied Haqqani network, which Islamabad denies.
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Some analysts pointed to strong evidence that Trump did indeed perform best with those harboring sexist and racist attitudes.
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Enrichment moves Iran closer to being able to build a nuclear weapon, though it has denied harboring such ambitions.
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In being capable of forming complex desires and intentions, they are capable of harboring malice and plotting against you.
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Russia's defense ministry in August repeated an accusation that Washington has been harboring Islamic State militants within the zone.
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That first warm morning urine is what we give to children whose swollen bellies indicate that they're harboring worms.
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Khartoum has in the past accused Cairo of political meddling while Egypt has accused Sudan of harboring Egyptian Islamists.
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Trip is the only person in the house, and Pearl decides to approach him after harboring a longtime crush.
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Right now, a quick glance at Jax's social media reveals that he's harboring some very negative feelings about Tom.
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But Yasia knows it's only a matter of time before a nervous neighbor reports her for harboring the boys.
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But there was no halting Federer's momentum even if Federer, unbeknown to his audience, was harboring a few doubts.
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They are accused of interstate commerce of weapons and, in the case of Lemley and Bilbrough, harboring illegal aliens.
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Multiple former Team 22020 members have accused the collective of harboring a toxic culture peppered with bullying and harassment.
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Dedicated tourism may change that because Palermo offers various Jewish sites around town, some harboring signs of past suffering.
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Republicans accuse Google, Facebook and Twitter of harboring a conservative bias that results in their speech being suppressed online.
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A short time later, Trump piled on, accusing Democrats of harboring immigrants in the country illegally for political ends.
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The Trump administration announced last month that it would suspend security aid to Pakistan for harboring such terrorist groups.
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Soon after, the then head of the BfV was ousted after he was accused of harboring right-wing sympathies.
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While harboring thoughts of throwing in the musical towel, Femminielli met Montreal-via-Calgary artist and filmmaker Brett Stabler.
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But Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE has called for more harboring prosecutions and is not limiting the reach of the harboring provisions.
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She tearfully pleaded guilty in April to concealing and harboring undocumented immigrants for financial gain and fraudulent use of identification.
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Pakistan has rejected allegations by Iranian officials that it is harboring the armed group, calling them "baseless and completely false".
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Germany's domestic spy chief was forced from his post this week following allegations that he was harboring far-right sympathies.
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"No partnership can survive a country's harboring of militants and terrorists who target US service members and officials," Trump said.
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Aasif Sultan, a reporter for Kashmir Narrator, was arrested and charged with "complicity" in "harboring known terrorists" in August 2018.
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The solution to the puzzle came when the man was also found to be harboring a tapeworm called Hymenolepis nana.
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Of course, some people end up harboring major secrets from their loved ones, lying to them well into their marriages.
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The dormant carrier of this ill-defined disease, harboring a mix of criminality and violence, was the young black male.
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The government and security forces, and many in Iraq's Shia majority, suspect them of harboring sympathies for ISIS, or worse.
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A Black driver and his wife were killed for harboring June during her first big break from the Waterford home.
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By June it was 12 out of 13,000 cases dealt with entering U.S. illegally, harboring illegal immigrants or visa fraud.
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Beijing accuses Taiwan, an island it claims as its own, of harboring criminal gangs behind many of the telecoms scams.
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The 35-year-old No More Deaths volunteer faces a federal charge of harboring two people in the country illegally.
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" And in possibly his toughest rhetoric directed at Castro, Trump flatly said, "the harboring of criminals and fugitives will end.
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Could Fred (Luke Perry) not be the adoring dad that we've come to love and instead be harboring sociopathic tendencies?
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Because harboring a wide knowledge base of viral tweets won't be deemed that valuable when you travel to another country.
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Tanya Tripp was indicted on murder in the second degree, concealing a death and harboring a fugitive, according to WJBF.
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Changing Pakistan Trump echoed comments from his predecessors in their desire to get Pakistan to change its terrorist-harboring ways.
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Another brother from the same family, Aung Win Tun, was given three years for harboring an offender, the judge said.
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Warren was indicted after former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions instructed prosecutors to prioritize cases involving the harboring of migrants.
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Ingredients like turmeric and garlic can tamp down disease-harboring inflammation, while cinnamon is a healthier substitute for added sugar.
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Maduro says protesters are in fact seeking a coup with U.S. support and harboring "terrorists" and "murderers" in their ranks.
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Qatar Another supporter of American adversaries, Qatar deserves consequences for associating with Iran, harboring terrorist entities, and supporting radical jihadists.
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He charged that reporters had mischaracterized his writing by removing citations and accusing him of harboring "anti-diversity/misogynist" views.
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The Kremlin, which denies harboring any aggressive intentions toward Europe, has condemned the moves as an attempt to encircle Russia.
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"We know now the more we look, the more we'll find," Frieden said of bacteria harboring the mcr-1 gene.
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He accuses Washington of waging "economic war" on Venezuela and harboring coup pretensions aimed at gaining control over its oil.
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After the raid, one of the two men found in the compound, Lucas Morton, was charged with harboring a fugitive.
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Dissenting students tell me that they "shut up" in class out of fear of being targeted for harboring inappropriate views.
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More troops inside the country, along with blaming Pakistan for harboring terrorists, will not work, they said in background interviews.
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The Roots turned their home on Lake Naivasha in Kenya into a sort of sanctuary, harboring all sorts of animals.
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Trump has routinely criticized Facebook and other social media platforms, accusing them without evidence of harboring political biases against him.
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Ankara has accused Berlin of harboring military officers supportive of the coup and other opponents of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Now the question is being asked: How could anybody harboring such vile views have been taken up with such enthusiasm?
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The Europa Clipper, a mission to Jupiter's icy, possibly life-harboring moon, won't launch until well into the next decade.
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Trump didn't go after Bashar al-Assad because his government was harboring terrorist groups that were responsible for 9/11.
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And if Iron Man finds out Black Panther is harboring his parents' murderer, there will no doubt be hell to pay.
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Both countries accuse the other of harboring hostile militant groups, and Pakistan has been wary of Afghanistan's deepening ties with India.
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If you've been keeping your weed habits under wraps around your parents, know this: They might be harboring the same secret.
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Lipkin said the key concern about Zika harboring in immune protected sites is that it could be transmitted sexually through semen.
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But, you know, I really am worried that he was head of the CIA for so long harboring all that bias.
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Wahhaj was booked on a Georgia warrant for child abduction and Morton was charged with harboring a fugitive, according to Hogrefe.
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She's secretly harboring an addiction to prescription pain pills, and her marriage to Steve (Sean Allan Krill) is distant and sexless.
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When it comes to separating your stuff, try to be fair despite any anger or other hard feelings you're likely harboring.
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In 2012, it had its comment section banned for all users in response to harboring purportedly rumors of a political coup.
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Keith Raniere (left) and his accused sidekick, "Smallville" actress Allison Mack, are also being accused of "human smuggling" and "alien harboring."
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But now it appears the gentle rapper of 2010 was harboring a secret that literally affects his worldview: According to B.o.
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Meloni is reluctant to talk about the old days, and Travolta gets the feeling he might be harboring some hard feelings.
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He also said his son's arrest may have been retaliation for Russia's harboring of former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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After learning they had been compromised, the Zetas went on the rampage in Allende, which the cartel suspected of harboring snitches.
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Some good news: Despite harboring plenty of money-related fears, millennials report overall feeling relatively secure financially, the Bankrate survey found.
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Trump had been harboring a long list of grievances against the FBI director, including his continued pursuit of the Russia probe.
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Now, he owns Greenbrier's most famous resort: the Greenbrier Hotel, known for hosting countless presidents and harboring a Cold War bunker.
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The President also called out Pakistan's harboring of terrorist and militant groups and said the US would no longer tolerate it.
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A freelance reporter harboring dreams of literary glory, Sara is portrayed as about as much fun as a case of shingles.
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As in a previous report, B'Tselem criticized the Israeli practice of targeting residential buildings thought to be harboring militants or weapons.
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Long political story made short: The well of the Senate has been a vale of tears for Republicans harboring presidential ambitions.
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Harboring dreams of getting ahead, Henry McAllan (Jason Clarke) relocates his wife Laura (Carey Mulligan) and children from Memphis to Mississippi.
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If they are harboring bacteria, could it be that one of my favorite forms of makeup is bad for my skin?
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If you find you're harboring any of the following 11 toxic personality traits, it's time to make some serious changes.8.
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She evidently didn't know that he's been dubbed the "Alligator Guy" and has made the news before for harboring an alligator.
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"The allegations are that the defendant was harboring dogs he knew to be dangerous, he knew to be aggressive," Lanning said.
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Labor groups have accused the European Union of harboring an unhealthy obsession for avoiding budget deficits at the expense of jobs.
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When the goal is containment of transmission, a false alarm is less harmful than missing someone who is harboring the virus.
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When the Econowife, terrified to be harboring a fugitive, asks June whether she's a handmaid, June confirms that, yes, she was.
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Moscow has denied any role in the nerve-agent attack, and has blamed the West for harboring an anti-Russia bias.
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"No partnership can survive a country's harboring of militants and terrorists who target U.S. service members and officials," Mr. Trump said.
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In the end, I was shocked to realize that some of my go-to recipes were harboring huge amounts of sugar.
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The skirts encapsulate a lifetime of memories by harboring the traces of all these events that have punctuated the wearers' lives.
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Anyone who knows me would tell you that I will be there, even if I'm on crutches and harboring a tapeworm.
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And it was about quashing any ideas the Shia in the Eastern Province might be harboring about staging a serious uprising.
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Afghanistan, struggling to contain a stubborn insurgency led by Taliban militants, blames Pakistan for harboring fighters and allied networks on its territory.
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They accuse the PKK of storing weapons and harboring fighters in Sur and causing the deaths of 271 militants and 72 soldiers.
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"Accusing Iran won't absolve Europe of responsibility for harboring terrorists," Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Tuesday in a tweet.
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He had heard about the "#Pizzagate" conspiracy theory and believed the restaurant was harboring a child sex ring connected to Hillary Clinton.
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The ACLU warns that federal law prohibits the harboring or transporting an undocumented immigrant while knowing of his or her legal status.
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The park's management plan says WWF will help organize raids, known as "coup de poings," on local villages suspected of harboring poachers.
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The park's management plan says WWF will help organize raids, known as "coups de poing," on local villages suspected of harboring poachers.
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A woman named Cole flees across the country with her teenage son, Miles — she's guilty of harboring and murdering a healthy man.
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It's a sonic divorce, the hard-nut uncle you've always suspected might be harboring satin sheets in his post-divorce bachelor pad.
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The US suspected the Taliban of harboring Osama bin Laden, who orchestrated the 9/11 attack, and his terrorist group, al-Qaeda.
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In East Africa, hoofed animals may be harboring more zoonotic viruses and along the equator there are clusters of primate-borne viruses.
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The experience is a nightmare, harboring all the fears of working in a profession where work is chosen seemingly on a whim.
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"The RICO and racketeering charges were dismissed with prejudice and she pleaded to harboring an alien and identity theft," Geragos tells PEOPLE.
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A confident diplomat, unafraid to take risks Clinton came to Foggy Bottom still harboring presidential ambitions, which many believed made her cautious.
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And even if your former manager is harboring negative feelings on your departure, she'll probably have a hard time rebuffing your kindness.
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Nor is there any evidence that you had any knowledge of Mr. Hossu's immigration status or were intentionally harboring an illegal alien.
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Hand in hand with Diaz's performance is Lowes, whose character Quinn is obviously still harboring some serious feelings for her former lover.
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Enactment of the authorization to use military force to go after those who attacked us, then harboring in Afghanistan, was virtually unanimous.
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US President Trump also cut off billions of dollars in aid to Pakistan, citing claims that the nation is harboring Taliban militants.
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Nine 7-Eleven franchise owners and managers were arrested in 2013 for harboring illegal aliens employed at their stores, among other charges.
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The map was full of promises of the undiscovered, coves and lookout points, brooks and bights each harboring a secret second chance.
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US officials suspected the Taliban of harboring Osama bin Laden, who orchestrated the 9/11 attack, and his terrorist group, al-Qaeda.
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Candie, it seems, is harboring a crush on the Mitchum who isn't Jim Belushi, and is Going Through Some Stuff about it.
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Trump and other Republicans have argued that those financial donations meant that McCabe was a partisan secretly harboring an anti-Trump agenda.
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Trump and other Republicans have used the Justice Department probe against McCabe to argue he was secretly harboring an anti-Trump agenda.
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Tough sanctions were imposed on Sudan in 1997 for harboring Osama bin Laden, then the leader of Al Qaeda, and other terrorists.
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Journal entries dated over the past year included admissions to harboring increasingly "extreme" views and to looking forward to acquiring a firearm.
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US officials suspected the Taliban of harboring Osama bin Laden, who orchestrated the 0003/11 attack, and his terrorist group, al-Qaeda.
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Stabilizing Afghanistan with less United States assistance would require an end to Pakistan's harboring the Taliban and a political settlement in Afghanistan.
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At that point, Lopez told me, she realized who Alvarado was—the maker of the bottle she'd been harboring for so long.
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And while Winfrey has denied harboring presidential ambitions, it hasn't stopped multiple from observers from asking: Why not give #Oprah21 a try?
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As for being shut out of the Halftime Show, doesn't sound like Lance is harboring any ill feelings at JT about it.
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The car is essentially divided, with the looonnnggg hood harboring a huge V12, and the cockpit and boot bringing up the rear.
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"Let it go," Jones Sr. says, about both the artifact as well as decades' worth of grudges that his son has been harboring.
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Clark was indicted in 2015 on charges of bringing in and harboring aliens, sex trafficking of children, forced labor and furthering slave traffic.
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And who can blame people for harboring a not-so-secret desire for their favorite champion skaters to match up in real life?
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But while the surface of this planet remains completely inhospitable, Venus' atmosphere may be capable of harboring microbial life, according to new research.
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A fourth officer allegedly said that they heard loud talking coming from their unit and thought they might be harboring the two suspects.
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But with well over half the public harboring dislike for both candidates, it's unlikely there will be much blowback for a negative campaign.
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Rivera and his wife, painter Frida Kahlo, were known communists, even harboring exiled Soviet party members such as Leon Trotsky in the 1930s.
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Mohamed Toure, 58, and Denise Cros-Toure, 58, were convicted in January of forced labor, conspiracy to harbor an alien and alien harboring.
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Instead of harboring overstocked inventory and pushing markdowns to move product, stores can marry their brick-and-mortar arm with an online store.
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Western countries have for decades accused Pakistan of harboring Islamist militant groups and using them as proxies to project power in the region.
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It's a promising candidate for harboring life, and it's close enough to Earth to make a robotic exploratory mission feasible within a generation.
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Men in dark suits and glasses harboring evil experiments in an underground lab seems almost warm and pleasant in the face of reality.
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Type "British Muslim" into Google and you'll be swamped with stories about Muslims cheating the benefits system, or harboring—and even condoning—gangs.
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Mario Kart Wii has been around for quite a while now, but it seems that the game is still harboring a few secrets.
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In August, when releasing his strategy for Afghanistan and South Asia, Trump called out Pakistan for its role in harboring for terror groups.
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While being tortured, Hossein confessed to eleven charges, including mocking the Army, forming a "gang of evil," harboring a weapon, and funding terrorists.
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The spectrum is far and wide, with one end harboring the potential for things to become more violent with physical abuse or rape.
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I mean, we were all about to get arrested for the various forms of marijuana we were harboring, and I was sweating profusely.
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Punishment for harboring ranges from a fine and/or up to a year in prison to life in prison or a death sentence.
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With only 10 percent of Republican primary voters harboring that view, it's hard to imagine Trump voters sharing the views of Sanders supporters.
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Morten was also charged with harboring a fugitive, Siraj Wahhaj, on suspicion of knowing that he was committing custodial interference with Abdul-Ghani.
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Morten is also charged with harboring a fugitive, Siraj Wahhaj, on suspicion of knowing that he was committing custodial interference with Abdul-Ghani.
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Garrett has been charged with murder, kidnapping and conspiracy charges, while Mort faces a single count of harboring, concealing or aiding a felon.
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Turns out that if you thought everyone in Wind Gap was harboring some sort of secret, you were more right than you knew.
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That idea was heightened by the Dylan allegations, which set up a scenario in which Allen could be seen as harboring pedophilic inclinations.
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Pickled green chile appears on the side, sweet and sharp from a layover in sugar-spiked vinegar and still harboring a grumbling heat.
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Despite harboring a deepening dislike for Mr. Trump, Canadians largely accept that the country cannot survive economically without its larger, more powerful neighbor.
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In 1983, a team of Japanese scientists on a journey through Antarctica happened upon a pile of moss harboring a strange, strange creature.
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"Harboring is a big jump for them to make in my book," Sheriff Kitts said of the threatened criminal charges against Ms. Todd.
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If you're unable to move forward without feeling embittered or angry when you think about the incident, then you're probably harboring a grudge.
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They included the logo of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and cited federal laws against harboring people who entered the country illegally.
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Washington accused the Taliban of harboring al Qaeda and its leader Osama bin Laden, and with its allies ousted the group from power.
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The students were put in removal proceedings, and the recruiters were charged with conspiracy to commit visa fraud and harboring aliens for profit.
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Iran summoned diplomats from Britain, Denmark and the Netherlands early Sunday for allegedly harboring "members of the terrorist group" that launched the attack.
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President Trump recently suspended nearly all American security aid to Pakistan for harboring militant groups such as the Haqqani network on its soil.
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Harboring a collective interiority, her paintings synthesize how these themes lingered in Yin's life without the proper terminology or encouragement to discuss them.
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The locations became characters in "Twin Peaks," harboring sordid secrets of drugs, prostitution and dark supernatural forces in the wake of Laura Palmer's murder.
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Wind Gap is actually a nasty place that is harboring a local psychopath, and the root of Camille's problems is Adora's lack of affection.
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But have we been placing too much importance on our faces, while overlooking the biggest bacteria-harboring body part of all — the belly button?
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Greig is serving an eight-year-sentence inside a minimum-security prison in Minnesota after being convicted of identity fraud and harboring a fugitive.
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"I don't think I've ever seen a church that has ever been prosecuted for harboring; but certainly the law permits that," he told CNN.
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But, he is gay, and while not ashamed of himself, he is struggling with telling his loved ones the secret that he's been harboring.
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As a community healthworker he risked his life last year by traveling to newly liberated villages in a region still harboring Islamic State sympathizers.
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He also said Cuba should stop harboring U.S. fugitives, stop interfering in the United States' bilateral trade with Venezuela and stop oppressing its people.
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Autry-Terrell is being charged as an adult with harboring or aiding a felon, a felony punishable with up to 10 years in prison.
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Greig is serving an eight-year-sentence at a minimum security prison in Minnesota after being convicted of identity fraud and harboring a fugitive.
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Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke said Tuesday an armed Sea Marshall force should police the channel to target people-traffickers who may be harboring terrorists.
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Without the suits, the researchers are vulnerable to any potential zoonotic diseases the bats could be harboring, which could transmit from animals into humans.
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His team's findings, which appear in this week's issue of Science, raise tantalizing questions about the planet's geology—and its potential for harboring life.
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Nick's cousin Astrid (Gemma Chan) is harboring secrets of her own; she's discovered her husband is cheating and finds an unlikely confidant in Rachel.
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Police and prosecutors on the Big Island have warned residents that harboring or attempting to help Waiki could lead to a felony prison term.
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At the time, ICE said Koch Foods was being investigated for federal crimes including encouraging, inducing or harboring immigrants in the United States illegally.
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The response to the online fundraising from the Afghan government, which has long accused Pakistan of harboring and sponsoring the Taliban, has been ambiguous.
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They found that the cloud may be harboring little bits of the first generation of stars to form and explode in the early universe.
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The social media giant's woes arguably began after the most recent election as it battled accusations of harboring Russian trolls and spreading fake news.
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Arrested in 2018, Warren was charged with "harboring certain aliens" for providing food and water to two men he encountered wandering the Arizona desert.
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With these allegations, the restaurant industry is now under the same spotlight recently shone on other sectors for allegedly harboring a workplace harassment culture.
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Saudi Arabia, often accused of harboring terrorists, is battling a resurgence in jihadist attacks on the kingdom, at a level not seen since 2003.
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The official's comments underscored the Trump administration's view that Pakistan's harboring of extremist groups lies at the heart of the latest upsurge in tensions.
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The suspects are being jailed without bail in New Mexico and one of them, Lucas Morton, also faces a charge of harboring a felon.
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There are hundreds of thousands of venomous species whose venoms have never been studied, any of whom might be harboring the next blockbuster drug.
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His more innovative side is visible, for example, in a semicircular bookcase harboring a round table that can swing out on a mechanical arm.
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Despite slowed enrollment, the studio (UTEMS for short) is still active, with students harboring dreams of becoming DJs, video game soundtrack composers, and more.
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Thanks to some intrepid Republicans in Congress, America learned last week that the F.B.I. is harboring a "secret society" dedicated to destroying Mr. Trump.
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He meets and bonds with his future wife in a shack harboring the town's one TV, smuggled in by Abram, a renegade Amish neighbor.
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You feel nothing Feeling indifferent to a person is another way that you might be able to tell that you're secretly harboring a grudge.
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Both of the uneasy neighbors are battling militant factions along their largely porous border and each accuses the other of harboring their militant enemies.
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The migrants, they note, are not being sent to extermination camps and their Israeli sympathizers will not be risking their lives by harboring them.
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The first time, prosecutors charged him with one count of conspiracy to transport or shield undocumented immigrants in addition to two charges of harboring.
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Likewise, she urges women to speak out "in real time" rather than harboring this type of injustice and waiting years to publicly come forward.
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"I don't think there's a question that there are people that are assisting in harboring these individuals, and it is a felony," he said.
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Mr. Warren was indicted after Mr. Trump's first attorney general, Jeff Sessions, directed federal prosecutors to prioritize cases involving the harboring of undocumented immigrants.
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His latest film, Anna, is about a beautiful woman (Sasha Luss) who is harboring a secret that will turn her into a feared assassin.
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Pakistan had much to gain from partnering with the United States, and much to lose by harboring "criminals and terrorists," he said at Bagram.
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For decades, China has held the status of "the world's factory," harboring the largest supply of inexpensive labor for industrial production across the globe.
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He was originally charged in April with lying about owning the salon and with harboring his girlfriend, who prosecutors said was in the country illegally.
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Afghanistan has accused Pakistan of harboring militants seeking to topple the Afghan government, including the notorious Haqqani network, blamed for high-profile attacks in Kabul.
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All of the tense feelings I had been harboring dissipated and it almost felt as if the room was alight with a hazy, hopeful glow.
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Spanning 2,23 kilometers and harboring some 600 billion tons of ice, Himalayan glaciers supply around 800 million people with water for irrigation, hydropower and drinking.
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Warren has pleaded not guilty to one count of conspiracy to transport and harbor the two men and to two counts of harboring undocumented immigrants.
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Erdogan, for his part, accuses European powers of racism, harboring enemies of Turkey, including Kurdish militants, hardline leftists and people linked to the July coup.
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Trump accused Pakistan of harboring "agents of chaos" and providing safe havens to militant groups waging an insurgency against the U.S.-backed government in Kabul.
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As the Trump administration accused Iran last year of harboring nuclear ambitions and fomenting instability in the Middle East, the EU sought dialogue with Tehran.
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Visa fraud carries a maximum penalty of 25 years while the withholding documents and harboring conspiracy charges carry a maximum five and 10 years, respectively.
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The soldiers board a truck headed for the home of the local oddball, known to be deeply religious and, probably, harboring roaches in his home.
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Afghanistan has long accused Pakistan of actively harboring the Afghan Taliban leadership on its soil, a charge Islamabad denies, saying it only has "limited influence".
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ProPublica fact-checked White House press secretary Sean Spicer in a flurry of tweets Monday after he accused the site of harboring a liberal bias.
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On Monday, Trump vowed to change the US approach to dealing with Pakistan, promising to crack down on Pakistan's harboring of terrorist and militant groups.
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"All it requires is recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a minor for commercial sex acts irrespective of whether coercion was involved," he continued.
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Seeing the more privileged life his siblings have now from the perspective of a father has left Ryan harboring negative feelings, he said on Tuesday.
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While "Solo" hasn't completely overcome the long odds, those harboring a love of the franchise should come away, ultimately, with a good feeling about this.
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Texas officials who foster sanctuary policies which might be considered harboring would be wise to reconsider that practice even if SB 4 is never implemented.
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His next step might be to prosecute officials under the harboring provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act who go too far with sanctuary policies.
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We don't yet appear to have settled the matter of citizenship — not even for our president, another black man backhandedly accused of harboring terrorist sympathies.
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"It is now clear that migrants, particularly children, are increasingly facing medical challenges and harboring illness caused by their long and dangerous journey," she said.
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Vladimir Putin's Russia, which in recent years has become ground zero for harboring cybercriminals, has begun aggressively fighting to protect hackers that get caught overseas.
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REINES: He seems like he&aposs harboring -- no, but I actually, I&aposm an outlier when it comes to the Democratic Party in the left.
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The sight of their Hamzah being pummeled startled his friends, who had been harboring a more abstract understanding of what it meant to box professionally.
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My grandfather, who was holding my hand, couldn't help but laugh, realizing I was harboring a volcano of confusion at being confronted with the scene.
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India accused Pakistan of harboring the Jaish-e Mohammad group behind the attack, which Islamabad denied, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised a strong response.
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The bluebird expert recommended that I install a wider snake baffle on the mounting pole and clear out some brush that might be harboring wrens.
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The updated indictment charges the six defendants with money laundering, extortion, obstruction of justice, forced labor, sex trafficking, identity theft and harboring of undocumented immigrants.
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The Cassini mission helped us imagine the potential of our solar system for harboring additional life, and was an inspiration to keep exploring our cosmos.
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On March 24, 1944, Jozef and Wiktoria Ulma were executed along with their six young children and the eight Jews the family had been harboring.
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A jury found the defendant, Alia Imad Faleh Al Hunaity, 43, guilty on charges of forced labor, alien harboring for financial gain and marriage fraud.
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A man named John O'Brien happened upon the block and, harboring no love for the police, quickly joined in as the hurled missiles grew larger.
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At the funeral, Natalie's mom conjures a vision of the wedding day she'll never have, but it's hard to imagine this kid harboring bridal fantasies.
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But, to anyone harboring an unrequited crush, these early episodes where each finds out about the other's romantic feelings can be a life preserver. 5.
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Skeptics pointed to the Iraq war, when the Bush administration's claim that Saddam Hussein was harboring weapons of mass destruction turned out to be untrue.
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The president relishes dismissing the network's coverage as "fake news," and his closest advisers have accused the channel of harboring a bias against Mr. Trump.
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Bilbrough shook his head and gave a look of disbelief after judge Charles B. Day said that he was being accused of harboring an alien.
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Thus, if the result is positive, Dr. Leipzig says you'd be wise to get the shingles vaccine because you could be harboring the live virus.
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Owner James Brantley pleaded guilty last year to federal charges of tax fraud, wire fraud and bringing in and harboring aliens, according to court records.
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Pakistan has postponed a visit from a U.S. State Department official after President Trump accused the country of harboring terrorist groups, Reuters reported on Sunday.
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According to information VICE has learned from confidential sources, a U.S.-based neo-Nazi terrorist group is currently harboring a missing ex-soldier from Canada.
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"I believe that if you are harboring a criminal you are breaking the law, and the people at the church should be arrested," he said.
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How they did so was a mystery -- it is impossible for storms harboring 130 million volts of electrical potential to make the observed gamma rays.
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The new legislative session kicked off at the State Capitol at noon, still harboring the aftereffects of a holiday squabble between the Legislature and Gov.
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Early Sunday, a Foreign Ministry statement similarly criticized Britain and said Tehran had "already warned" Danish and Dutch diplomats against their governments' harboring Arab separatists.
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Mr. Warren was charged with one count of conspiracy to transport undocumented immigrants, which carries a 10-year sentence, and two counts of harboring them.
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"But what can you do?" he asks with a smile that is full of sadness, but also harboring the anticipation of the game to come.
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"As you know, rather than taking accountability for harboring a known sexual harasser, Artforum moved to dismiss Amanda Schmitt's lawsuit against the magazine," Werder said.
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A New Jersey woman charged with harboring wild animals after she nursed two baby squirrels back to health will not face punishment, a judge ruled Wednesday.
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Iran summoned the envoys of the Netherlands, Denmark and Britain on Saturday night over the shooting, accusing them of harboring Iranian opposition groups in their countries.
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Trump had accused Pakistan of harboring "agents of chaos" and providing safe havens for militant groups waging an insurgency against the U.S.-backed government in Kabul.
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While your hoverboard definitely isn't harboring your most sensitive data, it still isn't reassuring to know that some random person could take control of your hoverboard.
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All told, the United Nations said the strikes on the four hospitals and a school harboring civilians in rebel-held territory left 50 dead, including children.
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Turkey accuses the United States of promoting the coup or, at a minimum, harboring the Islamic leader Fethullah Gulen, who it believes was responsible for incitement.
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Investors appeared to be harboring growing concerns as to the ramifications for Italy's already fragile banking system if citizens reject constitutional reform in the upcoming referendum.
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This year, even Christmas trees have lost their festive appeal, now that we know a single Douglas fir could be harboring up to 25,000 invasive insects.
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Anyhow, I have been acquiring shame over this opinion since about 2010, and I wonder, what points of view have my peers have likewise been harboring?
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They remain firmly in the apocalyptic now, at once self-contained and, in their actual or implied modality, inherently unstable, harboring the potential for random rearrangements.
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Two men were arrested at the compound by Friday — one on a Georgia warrant alleging child abduction and the other on suspicion of harboring a fugitive.
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The AfD, which entered the German national parliament in a 2017 election by drawing support from opponents of Merkel's liberal immigration policies, denied harboring racist views.
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Sudan has suffered prolonged periods of isolation since 230, when the United States added Bashir's government to its list of terrorism sponsors for harboring Islamist militants.
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Smith was investigating Alexandru Hossu for an alleged rape of a 13-year-old girl ... and accused then D.A. Levy of harboring Hossu, an illegal immigrant.
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The Taliban was ousted -- in large part for harboring Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda -- following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the United States.
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Aside from harboring a batshit crazy office culture, the businesses also allegedly used "predatory lending" to cheat their clients out of money, according to the lawsuit.
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Pizza Brain's Instagram account is similarly still a little shocking and wacky at times, but there are no more commenters alleging the restaurant is harboring pedophiles.
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Many who went to the event harboring doubts about Trump said they left with the same questions about how strong he would be on certain issues.
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Tolya's parents were typical members of the next generation of Soviet intelligentsia: successful and outwardly unquestioning of the Communist system, but privately harboring doubts and frustrations.
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It was twenty miles away, at least, and wasn't even there, a hamlet abandoned long ago, harboring only a few collapsed structures in an exhausted valley.
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In response, the interior minister, Arsen Avakov, declared his support for Mirotvorets and accused those who criticized the publication of the list of harboring separatist sympathies.
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Mas, the trial attorney, educated his fellow congregants on the law against harboring "unauthorized individuals" in the United States, which can be punishable by prison time.
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Despite harboring much residual goodwill toward them, European voters no longer see these parties as offering clear answers to the most vexing questions of the day.
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She removes the guts to study later for bacteria and viruses they may harboring, and places them in a solution that preserves them for genetic study.
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Leaders of both parties have continued the Afghanistan war, now America's longest ever; Trump isn't the first president to send troops to Asia despite harboring doubts.
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Two FBI agents accused by Republicans of harboring anti-Trump bias exchanged text messages, one of which mentioned a "secret society" — possibly as a private joke.
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U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled his policy for Afghanistan on Monday, stepping up the military campaign against Taliban insurgents and singling out Pakistan for harboring them.
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The harboring charge against Mr. Warren is part of a long-term government strategy to send a dangerous message: Humanitarian aid to migrants is a crime.
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She indirectly referenced the moment Kim Kardashian outed Swift for consenting to Kanye West's "Famous" and admitted that she is still harboring guilt from that exchange.
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The legislation codifies, among other things, the power to restrict the movement of people if they are suspected of threatening national security or harboring terrorist ideas.
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Once upon a time in El Paso, the country's immigration challenge was to morally justify harboring Nazis by claiming that the Russians made us do it.
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The Parks are moral, friendly, and not harboring any horrible secrets (that they're aware of, anyhow), and they're not made miserable so we can experience schadenfreude.
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After chastising Pakistan for harboring militants and terrorists, he called on India — Pakistan's archrival — to flex its economic influence in Afghanistan to help stabilize the country.
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Lemley and Bilbrough are charged with crimes related to transporting and harboring Mathews, who was in the United States illegally from Canada, according to charging documents.
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Bilbrough faces charges of aiding and abetting and transporting and harboring an alien after he allegedly helped drive and put up Mathews on the East Coast.
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The volunteer was previously charged with one count of conspiracy to transport or shield undocumented immigrants in addition to his two harboring charges, Buzzfeed News reported.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have called on Trump to apologize for the remarks, and many Democrats have accused Trump of harboring racist views.
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Then, as now, the nation and its elected leaders were divided into two sharply opposed factions, harboring deep-seated cultural and philosophical resentments toward each other.
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Pakistan's security and intelligence forces have long been accused of harboring terrorist groups to use for their foreign and domestic policy objectives, which they have denied.
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The three men are accused of interstate commerce of weapons, harboring illegal aliens, an alien in possession of a firearm and ammunition, and aiding and abetting.
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In defiance of the supremacy clause of the Constitution's Article VI, these jurisdictions are harboring illegal aliens and the results in some cases have been tragic.
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On January 1, 2018, the president tweeted that Pakistan had given nothing but "lies and deceit" and was harboring terrorists despite receiving billions in US assistance.
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Early Sunday, a Foreign Ministry statement similarly criticized Britain and said Danish and Dutch diplomats were told Iran "already warned" their governments about harboring Arab separatists.
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Press remembers harboring a distrust of authority at an early age, when his parish priest sermonized about how Catholics shouldn't socialize with anyone except other Catholics.
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Another group led by Hazel Barton, a microbiologist at the University of Akron, discovered microorganisms harboring antibiotic-resistance genes in the Lechuguilla Cave in New Mexico.
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Earlier this week, CNN, citing a source with knowledge of the talks, reported that the Taliban were currently harboring a number of al Qaeda sleeper cells.
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If you're still harboring a crush on your cute next door neighbor from back home, it might be time to start swiping — or knocking on the door.
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Three people were killed last week in the western region of Timbuktu, known for harboring Islamist militants, after French troops fired warning shots at a suspect vehicle.
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This might seem silly, but I'm still harboring very strong feelings about one of my favorite childhood TV shows, more than a decade after it officially ended.
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In "Evolution," the audience learns that Henry decided to go to Hilltop not to become a blacksmith, but because he's still harboring a major crush on Enid.
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Critics have accused him of harboring dangerous nationalist tendencies with one fellow activist suggesting he was a Kremlin stooge designed to create the illusion of political competition.
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We all probably wish we were related to Ellen DeGeneres in some way, but I'm not harboring any delusions that I'll be seeing her at family dinner.
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India accuses its neighbor Pakistan of harboring militants who have launched attacks on its troops, particularly in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir, which both countries claim.
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Pakistan denies harboring and aiding the Taliban but Ghani urged its government to "fulfill promises and carry out military operations against those whose bases are in Pakistan".
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At Tuesday's Republican National Convention, Carson asked attendees if they could elect Clinton given her relationship to Alinsky, who critics have long accused of harboring communist sympathies.
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It involved carpet-bombing towns suspected of harboring guerrillas, the construction of electrified fences along the country's borders adorned with dead animals, and the use of torture.
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In recent years, Labour has been accused of harboring anti-Semitism and Jewish groups have accused Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn of not taking the problem seriously enough.
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Still, that doesn't justify harboring hooligans such as de Jong, who is said to be nice enough off the field but whose transgressions on it are intolerable.
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Hussain is accused of harboring and providing medical treatment to militants and criminals at his Karachi hospital on the behest of the three politicians arrested on Tuesday.
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Am I wrong for harboring a lifelong grudge against white listeners who, at least on a superficial level, have engaged fleetingly and unseriously with Latin-derived music?
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"Pakistan has much to gain from partnering with our effort in Afghanistan (and) much to lose from harboring criminals and terrorists," Trump said in his speech Monday.
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Ankara has accused Berlin of harboring militants from the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and far-leftists of the DHKP-C, which has carried out attacks in Turkey.
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While the Scorpio side means he can get very emotionally intense, his chart shows a want overall to keep it light, while still harboring a deep connection.
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Pakistan denies aiding or harboring Islamist militants, and has accused Afghanistan in turn of allowing insurgents to cross from its territory into Pakistan to carry out attacks.
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Four men and women, all asylum seekers and clients of one of Mr. Snowden's Hong Kong lawyers, spoke of harboring him in cramped apartments in poor districts.
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Human right groups have also reported that airstrikes and a ground offensive took place in Pool, another area known for harboring opposition figures, starting the next day.
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Other characters in the mock trial condemn Sharov for harboring "old ideas and views about women," with one witness even saying the rape allegations don't surprise him.
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His brother, Harvey charged, was using the uproar as an excuse to mount a coup and take over TWC, a goal Harvey accused Bob of long harboring.
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The United States wants Pakistan, which it accuses of harboring Afghan Taliban commanders, to exert more influence on the group to bring it to the negotiating table.
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The militant group still controls close to 4,000 square miles of territory on either side of the Iraq-Syria border, harboring an estimated 6,000 to 10,000 fighters.
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Ms. Greig was charged with harboring a fugitive and, as part of a 22000 plea agreement, was sentenced to eight years in prison and a $150,000 fine.
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But rather than conduct an inquiry through vision or language, as these artists do, Cerqueira Leite cultivates touch as a way of thinking, harboring its own intelligence.
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Both sides have long officially supported the idea of a two-state solution to the conflict while accusing the other of harboring designs on the whole territory.
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It's perfectly possible to be worried about the effects of mass migration on jobs, wages, housing stocks, and public services without harboring negative attitudes toward migrants themselves.
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Known for harboring a distrust of the mainstream media and what they see as its liberal bias, the Kochs have taken a closed-fist approach to journalists.
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Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang accused Pompeo of harboring "sinister" motives against China and attempting to point blame for the virus's spread, The Associated Press reported Thursday.
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For the Vietnamese, harboring the lingering trauma of war, the lack of an established Asian community in Cabramatta made it "a fairly desperate time," Professor Jakubowicz said.
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Earlier in January, the Trump administration said that it would withhold $255 million in aid to Pakistan, based on a perception that the country was harboring terrorists.
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Mexico could limit its sharing of information, like the lists of passengers aboard international flights, and loosen visa rules for citizens of nations suspected of harboring terrorists.
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Since then, however, seemingly every Five Star and League leader has disavowed their antagonism to the euro, or rather denied ever harboring any hostility to it whatsoever.
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At one point, some journalists who had been harassed by the authorities sought refuge in the building, and three syndicate board members were charged with harboring fugitives.
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" Forget all the fears I might be harboring, she told me: "People are cynical and they'll say this kind of thing doesn't work and I totally disagree.
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A young woman—observant, self-conscious, harboring literary aspirations, though not quite sure where she wants to end up—meets an older novelist, and they start dating.
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On Tuesday, French authorities said they had thwarted an attack by two men who were harboring weapons and explosives in Marseilles and wanted to disrupt the election.
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India accuses its neighbor Pakistan of harboring militants who have launched attacks on its troops, particularly in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir which both countries claim.
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Through a single three- to four-hour session, you and your group take control of a woman wed to a wealthy older man harboring a dark secret.
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In the past, the anti-harboring law has been used mainly against smugglers who transport migrants for profit, and occasionally against employers who knowingly recruit undocumented workers.
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Due to the radioactivity in the area, puppies in the region could be harboring radioactive particles on their fur, according to a new documentary titled Puppies of Chernobyl.
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Only in the space of a real conversation can we fact-check false information that others may be quietly harboring — or get answers to our own outstanding questions.
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More recently, though, he's been harboring an obsession with foods other people might find unspeakably hideous, like the world's ugly bananas and all of nature's other bastard children.
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Beni's mayor Jean Edmond Nyonyi Bwanakawa told Reuters by telephone on Wednesday the decree banning the harboring of patients would be signed into law later in the day.
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"One of the policemen was picked up for harboring ISIS elements, while the other was arrested for involvement in robberies to collect funds for ISIS," he told CNN.
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"Pakistan ... has a long history of harboring terrorists who have killed US troops in Afghanistan," she wrote in a blog for her new policy group, Stand America Now.
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While some prefer it that way, others would like their fortunes to change, with 85.7% of men and 89.3% of women harboring hopes of marriage in the future.
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But imagine if you've been harboring a fetish—one you're uncomfortable discussing with friends or during the early stages of a relationship—and have never acted on it.
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UNICEF defines child trafficking as "the act of recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of a child for the purpose of exploitation either within or outside a country".
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His nomination sparked a fiercely partisan fight, with Democrats harboring ill will towards their GOP counterparts who refused to consider President Barack Obama Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland.
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Now, after being removed from the list by the new government, the 62-year-old Raufkhon plans to return to his Central Asian homeland - despite harboring some misgivings.
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Sessions in the speech said he directed federal prosecutors to "consider for prosecution" offenses including the transferring or harboring of undocumented immigrants and assaulting a law enforcement officer.
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She didn't appear fazed in the slightest, but if Bella is harboring any residual embarrassment from her fall, she can always turn to big sister Gigi for advice.
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For all its pop-culture passions, though, "Ralph Breaks the Internet" also incorporates very astute lessons about friendship, and the issue of harboring different passions or growing apart.
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They had the authority to go onto private property to make sure enslaved people were not harboring weapons or conducting meetings, and they enforced laws against black literacy.
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The documents, reported by The Detroit Free Press, stated that eight people were arrested and indicted for conspiracy to commit visa fraud and harboring undocumented immigrants for profit.
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The Taliban, who then controlled Afghanistan, were harboring al Qaeda, and after being warned, and after an authorization from Congress, our military executed a plan to strike back.
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Like America, the South African story, lately, has been troubled by the sense that a group of people are languishing outside the cultural elite, harboring a growing resentment.
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" One of the volunteers still awaiting trial is Scott Warren, who the group said also faces charges of felony harboring and conspiracy related to his "humanitarian aid work.
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The United States has long accused its military and its intelligence agency of harboring or ignoring militants, and relations have grown increasingly strained over Pakistan's role in Afghanistan.
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The blockade began because Qatar's foes accuse it of financing terrorism, cozying up to Iran and harboring fugitive dissidents; the travel ban had been its most visible aspect.
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Kabul publicly blames Pakistan for harboring Taliban leaders after they were ousted from power Afghanistan in 2001, and allowing safe havens for attacks against international and Afghan forces.
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"Everything fell into place to have the season we needed to have," said Ed Orgeron, the Louisiana native who grew up harboring a dream to coach the Tigers.
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The polling outlet's methodology has frequently been questioned by mainstream pollsters, some of whom have accused Rasmussen of being friendlier to Trump and harboring a pro-Republican bias.
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Warren, who has been volunteering with the group for years, could have faced up to 10 years in prison if convicted of the two harboring charges against him.
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Perhaps least surprising, those men and women harboring a high genetic risk for depression were more likely, in general, to develop depression than volunteers with low risk scores.
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But Yetter, who at 70 had spent decades ministering in the Buffalo diocese, was harboring a dark secret: He had been accused of sexual abuse by multiple victims.
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While Nancy wants everyone to make nice, Kathleen (Acker) is clearly harboring some resentment toward Amy and is also quite intense in the "who has the best life" competition.
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Considering how the SiliSponge is much easier to clean, thanks to its non-absorbent silicone material, you don't have to worry about nasty bacteria harboring on top or inside.
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Kuykendall said it will be up to his client whether to agree to the offer or go to trial, now scheduled to start November 12, on the harboring charges.
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And Cotton, as fervent a Trump true believer as you will find in the United State Congress, is harboring real doubts that his president can win again in 2020.
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Jack is harboring some major guilt about his death, even though it wasn't Jack's fault — and Squirrel's parents tell him as much, which almost causes him to break down.
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Evidence in the case against the pair is now expected to include victims of sex trafficking, forced labor, human smuggling and alien harboring, according to the New York Post .
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In recent weeks, state media have criticized U.S. behavior as reckless, hegemonic, delusional, and accused the Trump administration of harboring "blood lust" and behaving like a "gang of hoodlums".
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There is a term to describe the practice of speaking ill of someone else while not addressing them directly and/or pretending to not Be harboring any negative feelings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swansea City manager Bob Bradley can open a new frontier for Americans harboring ambitions of coaching in Europe's big leagues, says former trans-Atlantic trailblazer Kasey Keller.
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He has made clear he plans to use the four women of color, who he accuses of harboring anti-American sentiments, as an emblem of the entire Democratic Party.
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On top of that, Star-Lord is harboring serious daddy issues — the severity of which we didn't know about until Ego, his long-lost father, arrives on the scene.
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Teresa Giudice is harboring serious resentment toward her husband, Joe, for screwing up their finances and screwing her out of her final precious months with her now-deceased mother.
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It can also be a good idea to keep an eye any reports of increases in the level of mosquitoes in your area harboring disease, such as West Nile.
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The fact that he's facing unsubstantiated accusations of harboring secret animus toward Jews, in their view, reveals more about the bigoted suspicion of Muslims than it does about Ellison.
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If you were still harboring reservations about either the flatter keyboard or artificially clicking touchpad of the MacBook, this new MBP is sure to allay them in a hurry.
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Scott Warren, an Arizona border activist who has been accused of harboring undocumented immigrants, will face his second trial on a pair of charges beginning Tuesday in Tucson, Ariz.
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They were charged with visa fraud, harboring foreigners for a profit or conspiring to do so, which carry maximum sentences of five to 10 years in prison and $85033,000.
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Featuring the women you've been harboring not-so-secret heart-eyes for, The Push Pose takes original photos of these babes and does them over in beautiful, imaginative ways.
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Though believing in both science and astrology is not new, followers of astrology would do well to remember that harboring such a serious contradiction in thought may be perilous.
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During a speech focused on U.S. military engagement in Afghanistan, Trump accused Islamabad of harboring militants and warned of consequences if the government didn't crack down on sweeping fundamentalism.
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"He thought he came to a country world renowned for harboring free speech ideas, and didn't expect to be censored and have his freedom taken away," Mr. Elden wrote.
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His first trial veered into politics, with jurors reading an opinion piece by Warren in which he warned his conviction could allow Trump to expand prosecutions for harboring migrants.
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The step marks a new low in relations between Hungary and the U.N., which Budapest has accused of spreading lies about the country and harboring a pro-immigration bias.
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I raised the possibility a year ago that Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel will face criminal charges for harboring undocumented aliens if he goes much further with his sanctuary policies.
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Pakistan has long accused DC and Afghanistan for harboring Fazulllah in Afghanistan, using his presence there as a rebuttal to criticism for not aggressively the Haqqani Network within Pakistan.
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Police, who moved in swiftly to seize Abdeslam at a house on the rue des Quatre-Vents, charged a man and woman found there with harboring criminals on Saturday.
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The 2019 movie puts a twist on this, and reveals that Scar has been harboring resentment towards Mufasa and Sarabi this whole time as Sarabi chose Mufasa over him.
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The talks ended in May 2003, when the Bush administration accused Iran of harboring al Qaeda leaders blamed for a terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia that killed eight Americans.
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Mr. Chakhansuri attributed the recent intensity of the war to insurgents receiving what he described as unprecedented support from Pakistan, long accused of harboring the Taliban as a proxy.
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It's a challenging story to tell, and, as if to mitigate the horrors, Lee weaves two contemporary narratives through it, each harboring its own mystery waiting to be solved.
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The large and impressive cast, all in modern dress, includes Katy Stephens and Sargon Yelda in especially vivid supporting turns, the latter as a Pompey harboring same-sex affections.
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He said member states of the United Nations that may be harboring information about the crash were obliged to show that they had fully reviewed their records and archives.
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Warren was acquitted on Wednesday by a jury in Arizona of two felony charges for "harboring illegal immigrants" after helping two undocumented men from Central America last year, Tucson.
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But it has also been associated with the "alt-right" movement, which is broadly supportive of the president's agenda but has occasionally been accused of harboring white supremacist tendencies.
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Additionally, Mercer is known within the conservative movement for harboring grievances against people with whom she disagrees on tactics or ideology, or who merely rub her the wrong way.
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This may violate 8 U.S.C. § 85033(a)(1)(A)(iii), which provides criminal penalties for concealing, harboring or shielding aliens in the United States illegally — a very serious offense.
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Sudan's military has not participated in combating the guerrilla group and, in 2013, nonprofit organizations reported that Sudan's military had been harboring and supporting Mr. Kony and his forces.
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Nashville police said the girl is accused of criminal responsibility for facilitation of a felony, accessory after the fact of escape, harboring, tampering with evidence and lying to police.
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Prior to Pompeo's Tuesday night statement, one notable comment the US did make defended India's right to self-defense while placing the blame on Pakistan for harboring terror groups.
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He made his first trip Down Under last year, to a country music festival, and he was surprised to discover it was harboring a rabid outpost of Yee Yee Nation.
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"The goal is no longer to take off jurors who may be harboring racial biases, but to get jurors on the jury who harbor biases in your favor," Benforado said.
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But Henrickson tells PEOPLE that Jerrod is focused on moving forward with his sons, and that "he wasn't harboring any ill will or ill intent" toward Jenna before her death.
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Three of those concepts would follow up on potentially life-harboring exoplanets spotted by JWST, while the fourth would aim to understand the origins of galaxies and the universe itself.
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More from VICE: The Worst That Will HappenThe worst case scenario would occur if the fly was harboring harmful bacteria and that bacteria had time to grow in your food.
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"It's healthy to be honest, because once a partner is harboring or hiding something, other feelings or resentments grow from it, which eventually become radioactive [within a partnership]," she says.
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At the time, some fans alleged that DC's biggest competitor, Marvel, had paid off critics to trash the movie and accused those critics of harboring anti-DC/Warner Bros. sentiments.
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Trump also hit Chicago over its "sanctuary city" policies, accusing Johnson of harboring undocumented immigrants at the expense of the safety of U.S. citizens and betraying his oath of duty.
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Reuters reports that Bronfman admitted to harboring an illegal immigrant who came to the United States on a false work visa in order to use the woman's labor for Nxivm.
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It also forced Damascus to stop harboring members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), outlawed by Turkey and which had waged an armed insurgency against the Turkish state for decades.
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During her October 2015 visit to China, Maxima (who broke her leg on a prenuptial 2001 visit to Sweden) was taken ill and found to be harboring a kidney infection.
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Accused of harboring hate and serving as a gateway to violence, Facebook and other major social networks are scrambling to devise new methods to stem the spread of extremist content.
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But Trump is expected to make it tougher for Americans to visit and do business on the island while blasting Cuba's alleged human right abuses and harboring of US fugitives.
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I was nearing 13 and still harboring anger about the time he forgot me, and remembering other times and events that now struck me as neglect, or at least indifference.
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While the scam is simple, the penalties are stiff: People who marry for the purpose of circumventing immigration laws can be charged with visa fraud, harboring an alien, and conspiracy.
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Like many other veterans, Ms. Smith saw a greater purpose in the war in Afghanistan than the one in Iraq, given the Taliban's role harboring Bin Laden and Al Qaeda.
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For years, the German media have been making connections between Sloterdijk's thought and new right-wing groups, and he's become used to rebutting the charge of harboring far-right sympathies.
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Texas and Texas A&M can be just fine without each other, but there are more benefits to playing—and to teaming up—than there are to harboring ill will.
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If you find you're harboring any of these 11 negative personality traits, including low emotional intelligence, impatience, or managing with fear, it may be time to make some serious changes.
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An in-house scandal in 22020 that revealed that the museum was under surveillance by the intelligence services for harboring Scientologists in its ranks might have seemed bizarre to outsiders.
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Beyond the contingent we today can roughly delineate as "Twitter people," the idea that someone is immediately disqualified from moral worth by harboring any degree of bigotry is an abstraction.
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Mr. Walker is still Wisconsin's governor, still harboring national ambitions, and Wisconsin Democrats and Republicans have only grown more divided over Mr. Trump and the state's place in national politics.
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The owner, James Brantley, pleaded guilty last year to federal charges of tax fraud, wire fraud and bringing in and harboring aliens, and was scheduled to be sentenced in July.
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While this structure takes a while to settle into a rhythm, the absence of Emma's voice in the past makes it immediately clear that she's the one harboring a secret.
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Personal Health If your waist measures 2350 or more inches for women or 2000 or more inches for men, chances are you're harboring a potentially dangerous amount of abdominal fat.
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In general, if your waist measures 255 or more inches for women or 0003 or more inches for men, chances are you're harboring a potentially dangerous amount of abdominal fat.
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Through it all, though, Mr. O'Neal, playing a martial-arts instructor harboring an old grudge against the title character, quietly but steadily builds the most complete characterization in the movie.
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David, it turns out, has devoted the years since "Prometheus" to the study and cultivation of our beloved alien, while also harboring a grudge against the species that created him.
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Any of them harboring Trump-taming fantasies might examine whether they, as much as he, are the ones who see the White House as the set of a reality show.
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And Mr. Brown's elegant suits — a dark three-piece for the first act, and white tie and tails for the second — are far too closely tailored for trick-harboring sleeves.
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In its right of reply, the Indian delegation lashed out at Pakistan for purportedly harboring terrorists, including former Al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden and ex-Taliban leader Mullah Omar.
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And I'm not just talking about civilians who never served and may feel a little unqualified -- perhaps even guilty -- about harboring critical views of the military, or those who serve.
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During his speech to the General Assembly on Wednesday, Colombian President Ivan Duque said he would provide the United Nations with a dossier proving Maduro was harboring armed Colombian rebels.
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Some officials have also accused union leaders of harboring the Islamist opposition's political agenda, a charge which the teachers union denies and says was part of a government smear campaign.
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Although Scheer says he will not reopen contentious debates on issues like abortion, which is legal in Canada, the Liberals quickly accused him of harboring an extreme and divisive agenda.
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Once they were safe, all public adulation for the extraordinary rescue went to the Canadians, who had risked their lives by harboring Americans and provided the C.I.A. with valuable intelligence.
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Morton was also charged with harboring a felon, Ibn Wahhaj, who was armed with an AR-15 rifle, five magazines of ammunition, and four handguns when arrested, according to police.
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Mr. Hernandez-Nunez had already pleaded guilty to harboring an undocumented alien and was headed to federal prison; the question at the sentencing hearing that day was for how long.
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Many savvy observers have moved from feeling that Trump is likely to be the Republican nominee to once again harboring grave doubts about whether he can actually pull it off.
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The story, set in a drought-ridden near-future dystopia, follows Ruth (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), who is harboring secrets from a troubled past when she returns to her childhood home.
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Her grin and her huge, expressive eyes lend an air of sweetness to the characters she chooses to play, who are often harboring some hurt behind an effervescently brave face.
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"I've heard of it happening, but never seen it myself," the doctor at a walk-in clinic would later tell me, after confirming that I was not harboring any orphan larvae.
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On Wednesday, Khloé Kardashian clapped back at people who, get this, ridiculed her for touching and holding her pregnant belly — you know, the very same one that's harboring a human life.
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In the Florida Keys, the British biotech firm Oxitec plans to kill the disease-harboring pests off over time, by releasing genetically engineered male mosquitoes whose offspring cannot survive to adulthood.
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Her stance would help mobilize Democratic activists, they argued, and Republicans would accuse her of harboring socialist plans to abolish private health insurance whether she called for doing so or not.
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Warren faces three felony counts for allegedly transporting, harboring and hiding the men - a case likely to set a precedent over what aid U.S. citizens can give to illegal border crossers.
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As someone with three different consoles, too many hours thrown into Overwatch, and a fond memory of Virtual Mario, I was one of the gamers harboring an unconscious need for speed.
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He did not say whose slaves he thought the Taliban were, but his predecessor, Hamid Karzai, frequently accused Pakistan of harboring the Taliban and supporting other militant groups such Haqqani network.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're secretly harboring a Mad Max fetish, there's yet another reason to spend a few days in the middle of the desert at Burning Man.
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There has been a rise in arrests of people for harboring, sheltering or providing aid to migrants since President Donald Trump entered office in 2017, according to data from Syracuse University.
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There's nothing remotely sexy about the bright lights, tiled walls, lotions, potions, and medications strewn all over the surfaces, and an Ikea shower curtain that's been quietly harboring a metastasizing lifeform.
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Theoretically a single sneeze harboring certain bacteria could start an international epidemic in mere minutes; yet according to my grandmother Ada, our world is safer than it was in her day.
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Most people contract the infection by consuming raw oysters and other shellfish harboring the bacteria, or when open wounds are exposed to brackish or salt water where the bacteria are present.
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And not all of Europe's right-wing populists praise Facebook quite as fulsomely as Salvini does; Farage has accused the platform of harboring its own liberal bias and of censoring conservatives.
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The most frequent characteristic the courts have used to describe "harboring" is that it facilitates an immigrant's remaining in the United States illegally, which encompasses an extremely wide range of activities.
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And Greece fears that the country of Macedonia has been harboring territorial ambitions toward Greece ever since it gained independence from Yugoslavia in the early '90s and took the name Macedonia.
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Still, it's unlikely the Taliban will ever again risk harboring large numbers of transnational terrorists or stand by as a bin Laden-style attack is planned in Afghanistan's mountains or valleys.
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One suggests that that humans avoid people who look like unsuitable mates, another argues that recognizable but strange stimuli signals to our lizard brain that the stimuli may be harboring disease.
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Montee Ball spent four seasons in Madison, but his final two at Wisconsin made him one of the best running backs at a program known for harboring talent in the backfield.
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"Mr Bernier, your role on this stage tonight seems to be to say publicly what Mr. Scheer thinks privately," said Trudeau, who accuses Scheer of harboring an extreme right-wing agenda.
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What's more, making it easier for undocumented aliens to live and work in New York illegally is prohibited by a federal harboring provision that makes providing such assistance a criminal offense.
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"You did not answer the question on why you are lowering taxes by C$50,000 for multimillionaires," Trudeau told his rival, whom he accuses of harboring an extreme right-wing agenda.
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As a 6'1 man used to economy legroom, I was disconcerted by the gaping black hole beneath me, which felt like it could be harboring some form of bedtime story goblin.
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However, migrant workers and illegal trade still pass across the border daily, even though severe punishment and death occur constantly — both for Bangladeshi illegally crossing and for Indians harboring the migrants.
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The Counter Extremism Project has outlined Qatar's troubling behavior in a series of studies that have exposed the country's well-documented record of supporting and harboring international terrorist organizations and individuals.
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It's been a year of reckoning for the CEO: The company faced intense scrutiny for hosting fake news, harboring harassment, and having a negative effect on the mental health of users.
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Still harboring a grudge towards the white supremacist organization, the wheels in Will's head start turning, and he hatches the plan to capture Judd and kill him using the Cyclops hypnosis.
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But new findings out today show that nearly all were harboring a far greater, more damaging flaw in a common shared cloud platform used to power millions of cellular-enabled smartwatches.
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But Poroshenko's main challengers in the March 31 presidential election race seized on the report, and former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko accused him of treason for harboring corruption in government ranks.
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Around 300 employees of the plant, many of whom were Guatemalan, served prison sentences for identity theft, and several managers and supervisors were convicted of felony charges of harboring illegal immigrants.
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Most animals harboring that kind of toxin are considered venomous, not poisonous — venom has a delivery method for its toxicity, like an animal's fangs or tentacles, while poison is merely transferred.
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He revealed that Harry may have been harboring much more positive views toward Trump than previously thought, claiming the prince once told him to lay off the criticism of the U.S. president.
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This is not such a far-fetched notion; after all, Jupiter has more than 60 known moons, several of which — especially the ocean-harboring satellite Europa — may be capable of supporting life.
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The big picture: Both Pyongyang and Tehran have suspected Trump's administration of harboring internal resistance to him, an impression that's been bolstered by Bob Woodward and a senior official's anonymous op-ed.
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Sessions said he would not support banning anyone from the United States on the basis of religion and that Trump's intentions were to restrict people from countries harboring terrorists, not all Muslims.
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The six-month old coalition is not a happy one, with infighting over immigration policy and, most recently, a very public dispute over a spy chief accused of harboring far-right views.
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Warren faces three felony counts for allegedly transporting, harboring and hiding the men in a case likely to set a precedent over what aid U.S. citizens can give to illegal border crossers.
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Along with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt, it broke diplomatic and trade ties last year with Qatar, which those countries accuse of harboring terrorists and cosying up to Iran.
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Are you harboring secret fantasies of strolling through Harrods, shopping for Liberty prints, sipping cocktails out of teacups, and casually circling Kensington Palace hoping to catch a glimpse of Will and Kate?
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Authorities are pursuing a bevy of allegations against Corso's, including allegations of harboring illegal aliens, unlawful employment of aliens, false impersonation of a US citizen, fraud and aggravated identity theft, Walls said.
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Empires have flourished by possessing gold, wars have been fought to control regions harboring rich deposits of the metal and treasure hunters and explorers have spent a lifetime in search of it.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is embarking on a one-day working visit to meet President Donald Trump on Friday, harboring no illusions of matching the "special relationship" formed by France's Emmanuel Macron.
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Harboring prosecutions are still uncommon, but I expect this to change when Sessions realizes that the immigration court backlog crisis is making it impossible for him to enforce the immigration laws effectively.
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People harboring such genes would delight in exercising their skills and might well establish a culture in which track was the favorite sport and the one to which many young people aspired.
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She been harboring—she had an axe to grind about him and she lays the foundation as a Democrat donor, saying I don't want—I'm just going with the most dramatic theory.
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Trump has accused U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel of harboring a bias against him in lawsuits involving fraud allegations against Trump University, the New York business man's now-defunct real estate school.
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Their MO, now as ever, is to heap scorn on ordinary Americans for harboring unenlightened opinions while diverting attention from the structural factors that coalesced to sour folks against the status quo.
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Harboring enough trauma to fuel several seasons of "This Is Us," the story (by the director, Shawn Christensen, and Jason Dolan) might have packed more heat had it unfolded in linear form.
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Why do people take so much pride in working so hard they barely have time outside the office, while harboring so much resentment toward people who aren't as dedicated to their jobs?
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Some Afghan refugees have become facilitators to those who came from across the border to undertake terrorist activity; many of them become involved in the drug business and in harboring armed militants.
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Beneath the surface, though, the currents have been moving in this direction for some time, the club harboring a handful of doubts about its Italian manager since the start of the year.
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Shortly after he made the comments, the hashtag #FireChrisMatthews began trending on Twitter and Sanders' campaign also lashed out at the host, accusing him and the network of harboring bias against Sanders.
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Once the player returned in May, Suzuki was moved to the front office but continued to travel and work out with the team, harboring hope of making the club again in 2019.
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Gareth Jenkins, a fellow at the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute in Istanbul, said that, during the nineteen-nineties, the armed forces expelled hundreds of officers on suspicion of harboring links to Gülen.
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That is already a significant concern as many countries accused of supporting or harboring terrorists were left off of president's travel ban list, seemingly because he had business interests in those countries.
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The lesson here isn't for overwhelmed American parents to look longingly across the Atlantic; it's to emulate the Swedes, Germans and Italians by harboring the reasonable expectation that the state will help.
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We compared the proportion of coral reef on occupied atolls to unoccupied ones, and our research, published this month, found up to a 70% reduction in reef cover on those harboring military bases.
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His longtime girlfriend, Catherine Greig, who lived in hiding with Bulger and who owned a number of the items up for auction on Saturday, was sentenced to eight years for harboring a fugitive.
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And though it briefly appears to lose steam in the middle, that's short-lived, with a third act harboring sequences that feel like a maestro conducting a concerto the size of the cosmos.
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Not that craziness is a complete stranger to Arthur's life, living as he does with his mother (Frances Conroy) in a dingy apartment, while harboring wince-inducing dreams of becoming a standup comedian.
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There has been ongoing infighting over Germany's stance on immigration and, most recently, a very public dispute over the head of the country's intelligence agency who was accused of harboring far-right views.
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The 21 month-sentence will be in addition to the eight-year sentence Greig is currently serving at a Minnesota prison after being convicted in 2012 of identity fraud and harboring a fugitive.
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According to CBS News, the number of pet cats harboring the cat-scratch fever bacteria known as Bartonella hensela is about 35 percent, but most do not pass it on to their owners.
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On Wednesday, a court in southern Nakhon Si Thammarat province found Sunand guilty of human trafficking, enslavement, and harboring aliens, according to human rights lawyer Janjira Janpaew, who has been monitoring the case.
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However, by characterizing Muslim Americans in black and white — as either peace-loving or terrorist-harboring — it perpetuates the growing sentiment in the United States that Muslims, at their core, are un-American.
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For months, headlines have been buzzing about the possibility that our solar system is harboring a rogue planet that has a mass 10 times that of Earth, and scientists have recently noticed it.
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In the meantime, however, its up to the new generation of exoplanet telescopes coming online, like the recently launched TESS and upcoming PLATO telescopes, to find new exoplanets that may be harboring life.
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"Any involvement will likely put much more pressure on Pakistan to clean up its act," said Jaishankar, noting how Washington ended aid to Islamabad after criticizing the South Asian state for harboring terrorists.
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The 21 month-sentence will be in addition to the eight-year sentence Greig is currently serving in a Minnesota prison after being convicted in 2012 of identity fraud and harboring a fugitive.
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" Chief says Holder & Hussle knew each other but would not elaborate @KPCC @LAist — Frank Stoltze (@StoltzeFrankly) April 2, 2019 Moore also added that anyone who aids the suspect will be charged with "harboring.
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Nearly $110 billion has been appropriated in Washington for reconstruction in Afghanistan since 2002, when U.S. forces drove the Taliban from power for harboring militants from al Qaeda, which carried out the Sept.
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Crackdown on Pakistan's 'harboring of terrorists' Trump's new Afghanistan plan also emphasized that it was a part of a broader South Asia strategy that relied on greater cooperation from neighboring India and Pakistan.
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The fact that the top official of Afghanistan's Taliban was able to travel freely through Pakistan, and even into Iran, contradicted years of denials by Pakistani officials that they were harboring Taliban leaders.
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A relatively small channel run by vlogger Matt Watson uploaded a bombshell video on February 17 that had YouTube scrambling to address accusations that the platform was harboring a soft-core pedophilia ring.
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Justified or not, no one could watch him volcanically brimming over with partisan rancor and resentment without harboring deep doubts that he could now miraculously wipe the slate clean and be fair-minded.
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Trump has largely eschewed public talk of human rights issues on his trip through Asia, despite the United States harboring long-held grievances with how countries in the region have treated their citizens.
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A North Korean state-run newspaper reportedly threatened consequences on Thursday for anyone who would "act" as if they were revering the country's leader, Kim Jong Un, while secretly harboring desires for change.
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DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - A German trade union accused by rival labor representatives of harboring neo-Nazis has expanded its presence on the works council of a key plant operated by luxury carmaker Daimler (DAIGn.
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As attacks by Ansarul Islam and jihadists with other affiliations have multiplied, they have set off fighting between ethnic communities in the north, with the Mossi majority accusing Fulani herders of harboring militants.
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HRW documented "the execution by Burkinabe security forces of over 115 men accused of supporting or harboring the armed Islamists", as well as 42 killings carried out by jihadists of suspected government collaborators.
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After earning a degree in business from the University of Alabama, he moved to New York, where he worked as a typist at the United Nations while harboring hopes for a stage career.
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"Bolo Tie" is the rare flash of retaliatory anger you have to imagine the rapper has been harboring for his harshest critics all these years, a welcome respite from Macklemore's judicious even-handedness.
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Bored and harboring doubts about the war and American foreign policy, she began copying thousands of documents from a classified network onto CDs that she marked as Lady Gaga songs to avoid detection.
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" It added, "They have never publicly renounced Al Qaeda or turned over Al Qaeda leaders living in their safe havens," or "apologized for harboring the terrorists who carried out the September 11 attacks.
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Rather, supporters hope, the treaty's widespread acceptance elsewhere will eventually increase the public pressure and stigma of harboring and threatening to use such weapons of unspeakable destruction, and make holdouts reconsider their positions.
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But as more and more countries, some of them harboring ill will towards the U.S. and led by unstable leaders, acquire deliverable nukes — acquiring and maintaining this capability is something we must do.
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The Court of Appeals found that for harboring to exist, a person or agency must do something to prevent immigration from making an arrest, such as denying ICE agents entry into a building.
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A federal judge struck down the harshest provisions (specifically, part of the bill that criminalized driving with undocumented people as "harboring illegal immigrants") in 2013, after immigrant rights groups argued they were unconstitutional.
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Left behind, ignored, irrelevant to Britain's London-centric economy, and harboring a rose-tinted nostalgia for a prouder past, many who would identify as traditional working class, particularly in England, are in open revolt.
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" The U.S. State Department defines human trafficking as the act of "recruiting, harboring, transporting, providing, or obtaining a person for compelled labor or commercial sex acts through the use of force, fraud, or coercion.
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It lets us discover, for example, that while 'the sun was never setting on the British Empire,' said empire was draining it from the sky above the places we now accuse of harboring terrorists.
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After all, Reddit's gotten a lot more mainstream news coverage following the election, thanks to its harboring of white nationalist alt-right communities that many believe will have a major voice in Trump's administration.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Germany is prepared to offer humanitarian assistance to countries harboring Syrian refugees if it comes to an all-out government offensive in Idlib, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said in Ankara on Wednesday.
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Instead, the Obama administration should show its appreciation of Turkish democracy by helping it to survive, by not harboring Gulen and his largest chain of charter schools in America, which have faced FBI investigations.
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"If you use a razor for too long, it has a greater chance of harboring bacteria, and shaving with a bacteria-filled blade can cause little red bumps on your skin," the derm says.
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However, the gross reality is well-known: Dirty brushes can be bad news for your complexion — the more caked your brushes get, the more bacteria they're harboring and the worse your makeup will look.
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While Correa was in office, he responded to criticism over harboring Assange by doubling down on the asylum offer and holding Assange up as a symbol of Ecuador's commitment to freedom of the press.
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Image 20153 of 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Wednesday rejected accusations that Australia supported corruption and crime under Malaysia&aposs former leader by harboring a high-profile fugitive since 2015.
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Or what if I hang out with somebody who seems to be healthy, but they&aposre actually harboring the cold virus and I wound up getting sick from them because they are still contagious?
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Before this week, there was one fact in the CW's quartet of DC Universe series that went largely and criminally ignored: half of the show's leads are Glee alums, meaning they're harboring perfect pipes.
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With a focus on harboring havens, President-elect Trump could revitalize through Executive Order the workplace enforcement actions that had been dwindling for years until effectively killed off by George W. Bush in 2007.
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Despite working at a facility that cared for disabled people, and harboring a stated desire to murder them, Uematsu reportedly first got in trouble with his boss over tattoos on his chest and back.
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Bailey had felt like the news coverage of the murder was over the top, disaster-porn-like, and her searing satirical take on it justified similar emotions I didn't know I was still harboring.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Seagram liquor heiress Clare Bronfman pleaded guilty on Friday to harboring an illegal immigrant and enabling credit card fraud as part of an alleged sex cult based in upstate New York.
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Some of these events, like the Cuban Missile Crisis, have ended up in history books as lessons from the past but other transgressions, such as Cuba's continued harboring of fugitives, are still a reality.
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An Arizona man was reportedly arrested last week on a federal harboring charge after Border Patrol agents surveilled a building near the Mexico border where food, water and clean clothes were provided to immigrants.
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Cuban himself has suggested he may be harboring political ambitions, and told The New York Times Monday that he hasn't ruled out the idea of running for office against President Donald Trump in 2020.
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Clinton recalled on Tuesday the tense 2011 decision in the White House Situation Room to send a team of Navy SEALs to raid a compound in Pakistan believed to be harboring Osama bin Laden.
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" Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has also faced accusations of harboring anti-Semitic views for his association with a prominent Holocaust denier and for describing the militant Palestinian Islamist group Hamas as his "friends.
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These seven nations were on a list that the State Department submits to the Congress of those states harboring terrorists or foreign fighters, without correlation to the threat posed to U.S. citizens in America.
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In September 2001, President Bush launched what would be called the War on Terror, declaring that the United States was in "hot pursuit" of Osama Bin Laden and the Taliban harboring him in Pakistan.
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Goldy—along with a number of other white nationalists—was banned from Airbnb last week after being alerted by Gizmodo to the platform's harboring of these controversial figures during the upcoming American Renaissance Conference.
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In May 2003, the Bush administration halted the dialogue after it accused Iran of harboring leaders of Al Qaeda who were blamed for a terrorist attack that killed eight Americans in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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They have also protested the power in the bill for the administration to classify gangs as five or more people who conspire together to commit certain offenses, including harboring immigrants or felony drug crimes.
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Tim Kaine and Jeanne Shaheen -- who sit on the panel and backed Pompeo's nomination to be CIA director -- say they are harboring concerns with the nominee, a clear signal they may vote against him.
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CANBERRA/SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Chinese ambassador to Australia on Tuesday accused it of harboring a Cold War mentality and said "less bias and bigotry" was needed to repair strained relations between the two nations.
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China has at times reacted angrily to such doubts, tending to characterize critics as harboring anti-Chinese prejudice and wishing to contain the country's rise, while overlooking what Beijing says are genuine good intentions.
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Lemley and William Garfield Bilbrough IV, 19, are also accused of transporting and harboring an alien -- 27-year-old Patrik Jordan Mathews, a Canadian citizen and former combat engineer in the Canadian Army Reserve.
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Instead, the candidates opted for more personal attacks, focusing on issues like an FBI probe into suspected corruption in Tallahassee City Hall under Gillum, the city's mayor, or allegations of DeSantis harboring racist views.
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Ayanna is bold in her own right — she asks for a young man's digits on behalf of one of her pals — but she's also introspective, writing poetry on the side and harboring quiet dreams.
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And it's accelerated questions about why Harris supported Sanders' plan for nearly two years, standing with him at the 2017 unveiling, before admitting this week to long harboring doubts about the Vermont senator's proposal.
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Lobster traps line the street to Keys Fisheries in Marathon, a commercial marina harboring fishing boats and pleasure sailboats, and a dockside restaurant where baby nurse sharks school in the shallows, waiting for scraps.
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Mr. Khan faces increasing opposition at home while Pakistan's alliance with the United States has weakened under President Trump, who accuses the country of harboring terrorists to use as military and foreign policy tools.
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Behind his brooding eyes and pale, luminescent skin, Edward is harboring the dark secret that he's a vampire, which makes his lust and attraction to mere mortal Bella (Kristen Stewart) that much more dangerous.
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An indictment charged Mr. Echevarria, a former deportation officer for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, with seven counts of accepting bribes, and single counts of harboring an undocumented immigrant and making false statements to immigration authorities.
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State and local health departments need to both educate people about how to protect themselves, and how to try and control the abundance of the disease-harboring bugs in their communities, said the CDC's Redfield.
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The health benefits of forgiveness Harboring anger and hostility were associated with a higher risk of coronary heart disease in a paper that published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology in 2009.
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"If the facts show Iran or any other nation is harboring al Qaeda, that's a circumstance which would make the argument for the applicability of the 2001 AUMF quite strong," retired Air Force Maj. Gen.
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China accused the United States of harboring "extravagant expectations" for a trade deal, underlining the gulf between the two sides as the U.S. action last week against Huawei began to hit the global tech sector.
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Remember to use "I" statements ("When you do X, I feel Y"), rather than making generalizations or accusing your partner of harboring certain feelings ("You always do this" or "You did this to hurt me").
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Not unlike The War of the Five Kings, this battle comes in the midst of a much larger war, with the involvement of many parties, each harboring their own specific grievances and plots for vengeance.
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The most likely answer is that Hopper either jumped through the open portal into the Upside Down, or it took him through a wormhole that spat him out at the Russian facility harboring the Demogorgon.
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At the first mayoral debate, when de Blasio refused to say he'd give Cuomo the $400 million for emergency repairs that the MTA has asked for, Dietl mimicked de Blasio, harboring his strong Queens accent.
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It's expensive to produce, and with the majority of Americans harboring at least somewhat of a caffeine addiction, it isn't likely that we'll be trading it in for the drugless version en masse anytime soon.
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Among the measures was more heavily prosecuting smugglers and traffickers under statutes against transportation and harboring, prosecuting more cases of fraud and identity theft, and more aggressively going after people who enter the US illegally.
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The subreddit for Pizzagate, the conspiracy theory which culminated in a man firing an AR-15 in a DC pizza joint he falsely believed was harboring child sex slaves, was banned days before the incident.
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Germany and Turkey have been at odds over Ankara's crackdown on dissidents since the abortive July 15 coup, as well as its allegations - rejected by Berlin - that Germany is harboring Kurdish and far-leftist militants.
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The news agency said Interior Minister Sheikh Rashed bin Abdullah al-Khalifa, chairing a security meeting to review the circumstances of the escape from the Dry Dock Detention Center, warned Bahrainis against harboring the fugitives.
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India blames Pakistan for harboring JeM, a claim Islamabad denies, and both nuclear-armed nations said they carried out air strikes and downed enemy jets after the suicide attack, to the alarm of world powers.
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Then there's those who've illegally brought in others, activities which would give rise to 'Aiding or assisting certain aliens to enter', 'Unlawful bringing of aliens into the country' and 'Bringing in and harboring certain aliens.
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An exception is The Piano Teacher, which is less the story of a universal condition than of a grown woman trapped living with her oppressive mother, violently resentful of her students, and harboring secret obsessions.
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While the U.S.' tempestuous trade relationship with China has dominated the news, the world's largest economy is also harboring a disagreement with the landlocked African country of Rwanda over an unusual commodity — second-hand clothes.
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Powell, who at the time was serving as President George W. Bush's secretary of State, was attempting to gain support for military intervention in Iraq by demonstrating the chemical weapons the country was allegedly harboring.
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If you've long been harboring aspirations to become a successful plant mom but don't know where to turn for quality vines, succulents, and potted plants, the answer is a lot more simple than you think.
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The complaint accuses Lemley and Mathews of transporting a firearm and ammunition with intent to commit a felony and it charges Lemley and Bilbrough with allegedly transporting and harboring aliens and conspiring to do so.
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They believe Rosenstein is allowing the investigation to run too far afield from its original charter and have grouped him in with a handful of senior law enforcement officials accused of harboring anti-Trump bias.
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After the 91-year-old billionaire in September called on both the authorities and protesters to exercise restraint, he was accused of "harboring criminality" by the Chinese Communist Party's central legal affairs commission in Beijing.
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We, the people of Japan, will continue to uphold this unwavering principle, while harboring quiet pride in the path we have walked as a peace-loving nation over these 70 years since the war ended.
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President Nicolas Maduro, however, has a different narrative: the party, launched in a provincial sports stadium in 20133, is a well-financed puppet of U.S. policy harboring violent coup-plotters intent on bringing him down.
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President Donald Trump's warning to Pakistan that it must stop harboring terrorist organizations and the Taliban represents "a radical shift" in U.S. policy that could improve the situation in war-torn Afghanistan, according to analysts.
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That notion stems from text messages exchanged between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, two FBI officials who have come under scrutiny in recent months for harboring what some Republicans have deemed an anti-Trump bias.
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It can also get on lettuce when food-handlers don&apost wash their hands properly after coming into contact with E. coli-harboring feces, though previous outbreaks have more often been tied to livestock contamination.
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Schumer, on the other hand, gets to be funny as Emily, newly single and at a dead end, having been fired from her retail job and not harboring a lot of ambitions at age 28.
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Some alt-right activists are accused of harboring extreme, racist and anti-Semitic views, and the ACU's Executive Director Dan Schneider warned delegates that its "sinister" influence is trying to "worm its way" into their ranks.
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The owner of the Mombasa club, Asif Amirali Alibhai Jetha, was charged with three counts of human trafficking, accused of harboring victims for the purpose of deception, using premises to promote trafficking, and confiscation of passports.
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Many of my fellow voyagers looked as if they were lifted directly from a Hollister catalogue—rippling muscles, hairless bodies, blonde hair sparkling in the sun, and harboring a marked tendency for questionable, nautically-themed tattoos.
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In these exorcisms, children suspected of harboring evil spirits are cut (to create a way out for the spirit), beaten (to force the devil out), and semi-strangled (to squeeze the life out of the evil).
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China on Monday accused the United States of harboring "extravagant expectations" for a trade deal, underlining the gulf between the two sides as U.S. action against Chinese technology giant Huawei began hitting the global tech sector.
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Despite the government being an ally of western countries' alliance against terrorism, the conservative Muslim country has also been accused of having an ambivalent stance towards religious extremism and, at worst, of sponsoring and harboring terrorists.
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For some in the sex work community, FOSTA — an anti-trafficking law passed earlier this year that enabled harsh penalties for any website presumed to be promoting or harboring sex traffickers — seemed like a likely culprit.
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An exhaustive investigation by Chicago-based journalist Jim DeRogatis , who reported on the sex tape allegations in 2002, found credible allegations against Kelly of harboring underage girls against their will and using them for sexual acts.
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After breaking Charlie's heart, Lisa calls Nick, who is is trying to move on with the snooty yet good for him Merrill Morgan (Sarah Chalke) even though he is still harboring his unrequited love for Lisa.
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If you're happy with your current job and are making enough money to feel financially secure and not harboring dreams of entrepreneurship, spending time on a side hustle may simply add unnecessary stress to your life.
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The scientists compared the areas where heat waves have increased most with those areas harboring rich biodiversity or species already near their temperature limit and those where additional stresses, such as pollution or overfishing, already occur.
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First, little Chloe (Darby Camp) brought up Ziggy Chapman's (Iain Armitage) true paternity in front of her own dad Ed McKenzie (Adam Scott), proving Ed has no clue what kind of secrets his wife is harboring.
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He attacked Obama's move to normalize relations with Cuba, saying the U.S. made "major concessions" and Cuba changed "nothing" in how they behave in return, including harboring fugitives, collaborating with U.S. enemies and oppressing its citizens.
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A spokesman for Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said Afghanistan, which frequently accuses Pakistan of harboring and supporting Taliban insurgents, would not take part in the summit as long as security threats in the region remain unresolved.
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Pakistan, which has faced fresh accusations of harboring the Taliban after Mansour's death on its soil, said the drone strike had undermined the so-called quadrilateral peace process involving Pakistan, Afghanistan, the United States and China.
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When I was in Congress I had a confrontation with former Utah Senator Robert Bennett over his sponsorship of an amendment to exempt religious institutions from a Sanctuary City bill establishing penalties for harboring illegal aliens.
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Ticks harboring the bacteria that causes Lyme disease are purged of the bacteria when they feed on these lizards — which means that any tick that then goes on to bite a human won't spread Lyme disease.
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His voting record placed him in the more conservative half of the House Democratic caucus, perhaps surprisingly for someone holding down a safe blue seat, but perhaps not surprisingly for someone harboring ambitions to run statewide.
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But when a person harboring tens of thousands of Loa loa worms in each drop of blood takes ivermectin, all the baby worms die off in a sort of mass extinction, causing potentially lethal brain swelling.
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The development — first noted by its supporters on Twitter — comes as Cloudflare continues to field criticism from groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center for harboring a number of websites that peddle racist or violent content.
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Months later he was charged with "complicity" in "harboring known terrorists" and has been repeatedly interrogated and asked to reveal his sources for a cover story written about a militant leader slain in July 2016. 8.
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By lending his producing muscle and name to "Student Athlete," he looks to be demonstrating that he hasn't forgotten those harboring the same dreams -- hoop, gridiron or otherwise -- who are destined to be considerably less fortunate.
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"We took a lot of precautions with gallons of Purell and soap and water and protective equipment, but you still are dealing with a lot of wild animals that are harboring who knows what," says Barton.
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On Tuesday, People's Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, published a scathing editorial accusing American officials of harboring "sinister intentions" and encouraging unrest in Hong Kong as a way of containing China's rise.
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Now, as large middle classes in the West stagnate and billions elsewhere move out of poverty while harboring unrealizable dreams of prosperity, Rousseau's obsession with the psychic consequences of inequality seems even more prophetic and disturbing.
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Biden has followed Clinton's footsteps in doing paid speaking gigs while also harboring presidential ambitions — an error that proved costly for her and will likely prove costly for him if it ends up under the microscope.
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In a colossal blunder, the Interior Ministry then accidentally sent journalists a memo on Tuesday detailing how to deal with media after the raid, including denying any wrongdoing and accusing a syndicate leader of harboring fugitives.
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The mopey Anna, though, is of course harboring a secret sadness, one that makes her rebuff the ungainly advances of Brendan (Brett Goldstein), a real estate agent who woos her with misshapen vegetables and inappropriate remarks.
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Johnson had also been charged with harboring escapees, providing contraband in prison and six counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct — which included an accusation involving a second man — but those charges were dropped, according to prosecutors.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — It is difficult not to walk out of the National Gallery's Gauguin Portraits without harboring feelings of distaste for and even revulsion towards this puffed-up elf of a Frenchman.
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He worked 210 hours a day six-and-a-half days a week for 3,500 rupees ($52) a month, all the time learning the tricks of the trade and harboring dreams of starting out on his own.
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Isma, in turn, sets the Home Office on him without a second thought: She has a visa to think about, and it's hard enough to travel across the Atlantic as a Muslim without harboring a jihadist, too.
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Muslim leaders in the Middle East cannot merely condemn ISIS' atrocities--while at the same time harboring sympathy for the trappings of an "Islamic State," such as, for example, the widespread condoning of sharia as state law.
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So at the urging of his beloved cousins, Toby moves himself and his angelic girlfriend into Hugo's house to recuperate and help tend to the ailing Hugo — only to find that Hugo's house is harboring dark secrets.
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Health experts have urged quick action by Congress, fearing the onset of warmer weather in North America will bring a wave of mosquitoes harboring the Zika virus that already has spread through large areas of the hemisphere.
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"It was just infuriating to me that the National Academies are studying sexual harassment and also harboring sexual harassers," BethAnn McLaughlin, an assistant professor of neurology at Vanderbilt University who launched the petition, told the Washington Post.
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With 2,280 listed ETFs now harboring close to $4 trillion in assets in the U.S. market, that's a long way to go for this nascent industry — and Yones plans to capitalize on a good deal of it.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - An Egyptian appeals court suspended a jail sentence on Saturday against the former head of the journalists' union for harboring colleagues wanted by authorities and for spreading false news, judicial sources and a lawyer said.
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There, just west of the Eiffel, he trained under French stylists who stuck to classical techniques, all while harboring a fascination with the cultural phenomenon happening before his eyes: the American obsession with the French woman's hair.
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One of the men, 39-year-old Siraj Wahhaj, was jailed on a Georgia warrant alleging child abduction while the other man, identified only as Lucas Morten, was arrested on suspicion of harboring a fugitive, Hogrefe said.
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"If you are knowingly harboring this guy, you're just as bad as him," said Miami Gardens Police Chief Delma Noel-Pratt at the news conference, where he joined the Harris family and Miami Gardens Mayor Oliver Gilbert.
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As we previously reported, the rapper, who goes by Yasiin Bey, was arrested attempting to leave the country on a "world passport" and harboring his family, who's been living in S.A. on an expired visa since 2014.
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The trial sometimes veered into U.S. immigration policy, with jurors read an opinion piece by Warren in which he warned that his conviction could set a precedent allowing the Trump administration to expand prosecutions for harboring migrants.
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That achievement seemed even more compelling given that the person Gornik transformed had lived his whole life through the prism of professional, organized racism, rather than doing normal young-person things and more quietly harboring noxious beliefs.
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From the perspective of Stephens's critics, the Times exposed itself by ignoring Stephens's past, troubling writing—about climate change and other issues—in a futile effort to appease those who accuse the paper of harboring liberal bias.
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Sex trafficking is officially defined as the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, obtaining, patronizing, or soliciting of a person for commercial sex which is induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or where the person is aged under 18.
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While areas in the South like Florida, Texas and Louisiana are at acute risk of local infections because they host the vector mosquito harboring the virus, many other places are at risk because they are travel hubs.
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Then again, a history of recent NCAA crime and punishment shows that absolutely nothing makes contextual sense: University of Miami: Harboring a football booster who paid for sex and abortions and brought players to nightclubs and yachts.
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The current US attorneys have aggressively pursued charges against our volunteers, including bringing felony charges of "harboring" against one of our long-term volunteers, who provided food, water and clean clothes to two men from Central America.
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The strategy, announced as the Taliban were making a serious push for cities and other territory across the country, promised the Afghan government expanded resources, as well as pressure on Pakistan's military to stop harboring Taliban leaders.
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It used to be much easier to spot a budding Nazi in the classroom, or at least a student harboring extremist views, says Nora Flanagan, who's been a public school teacher in Chicago for over 20 years.
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Three of the kids (well played by Zoe Colletti, Gabriel Rush and Austin Zajur) are classic nerds, united against the usual high-school bullies, while a fourth (Michael Garza) comes into their company harboring his own secret.
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A day after the U.S. leader slammed Islamabad for harboring terrorists in a New Year's Day tweet, Pakistan's central bank announced that it will be replacing the with the yuan for bilateral trade and investment with Beijing.
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In making the mediation offer, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif referred to a 21-year-old security accord that required Damascus to stop harboring Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militants waged an insurgency against the Turkish state.
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Our campus has been divided by revelations of inappropriate fundraising, coverups, and the harboring of far too many tech geniuses who seemingly put their own interests and careers over the safety of women, among other marginalized groups.
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In a televised speech on Monday offering few specifics, Trump promised a stepped-up military campaign against Taliban insurgents who have gained ground against the U.S.-backed Afghan government and he singled out Pakistan for harboring militants.
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Beyond his criminal case, Mr. Kelly also has been accused of harboring a so-called sex cult, in which he abused women and controlled every aspect of their lives, including when they can go to the bathroom.
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He then veered back into a screed against Iran, accusing the government of harboring "the same vile, anti-Semitic hatred that animated the Nazis in Europe," and calling on "freedom loving" people to condemn the Iranian government.
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" The president said in a statement that the reversal was an attempt to "eliminate the feelings of fear and injustice that any may be harboring, work through our misunderstandings, and make a new beginning as a unified team.
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In a speech in Istanbul, Erdogan also said that a German foreign ministry travel warning against Turkey was baseless and malicious and that the German government should give account for terrorists which he said the country was harboring.
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Fife and five others were convicted in federal court in 1986 of conspiring to smuggle people into the country, according to a New York Times account; two others were convicted of concealing, harboring or transporting an illegal alien.
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There are so many memorable moments of body horror as the titular creature takes on new monstrous forms, but as with Body Snatchers, the real terror is the paranoia of not knowing who is harboring the alien host.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congolese authorities announced a ban on Wednesday on harboring suspected Ebola patients and promised police protection for health workers at burials, in a bid to fight back against local resistance to efforts to combat the disease.
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The only surprise is that such a man has become a leading political party's nominee for president: The typical public figure in our times, if harboring views such as Trump's, at least tries to keep them under wraps.
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Or it could be harboring such a devotion to your children that you're willing to fly out out of the country and do unofficial detective work if it means reuniting your child with the love of her life.
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Pakistan rejects harboring militants but says there are limits to how much it can do as it is already fighting multiple Islamist groups and is wary of "blowback" in the form of more terror attacks on its soil.
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Once harboring aspirations to be the YouTube of sound, the Berlin-based company has struggled to remain viable, hamstrung by management missteps, an ineffective business strategy, and a stubborn music industry that would rather it had never existed.
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" — Jose A. Del Real (@jdelreal) April 2, 2019 BREAKING: #LAPD Chief Michael Moore says anyone who is helping #NipseyHussle murder suspect Eric Holder hide will be charged with "harboring" … "There should be no safe haven for this individual.
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There's been speculative talk that Amazon is harboring plans to Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous country and Southeast Asia's largest economy, but sources told us that Amazon is fully focused on expanding into Singapore at this point.
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The uneasy neighbors, both of which are important U.S. allies, accuse each other of harboring militants on either side of the border, and their two armies have exchanged fire across it during periods of tension over recent years.
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Although this would end up being the Nazi's only visit to Antarctica, rumors of a secret Nazi base harboring Hitler and his inner circle near the South Pole began to spread immediately after the end of the war.
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By the end of the 1960s, after sustained internationally supported efforts dropping insecticide from aircraft to kill the flies, and culling wild animals suspected of harboring the disease, cases of sleeping sickness fell to just 4.4.18,000 a year.
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"The U.S. can no longer be silent about Pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations, the Taliban and others, that pose a threat to the region and beyond ... No partnership can survive a country's harboring of militants, " he said.
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Polley carried Grace Marks in her heart, as she came to realize that her mother was harboring as many half-truths as Atwood's narrator, and that her mother, too, had managed to elude comprehension in her own lifetime.
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Last week, the Saudi foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, accused Iran of managing and executing the 1996 Khobar Tower bombings and harboring Al Qaeda's senior leaders in 2003, when they ordered the bombing of housing compounds in Riyadh.
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The US is also "highly unlikely" to impose economic sanctions on India over Kashmir, a former US diplomat specializing in South Asia told Business Insider, noting that Washington hasn&apost sanctioned Pakistan for harboring militants in Kashmir either.
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Newkirk has devoted his work to changing how people think about harboring rape culture on campus, but he also sees room for legitimate rehabilitation, as long as the person is willing to admit they need to be rehabilitated.
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Smuggling an alien into the country or helping one to remain here unlawfully (harboring) may "be punished by death or imprisoned for any term of years or for life" if it results in the death of any person.
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A lot of the starry-eyed do-it-yourselfers tinkering in their garages and giving life to their boyish dreams back in the '70s and '80s turned out to be harboring superman fantasies of global domination all along.
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It also offered a reminder that insider attacks, also known as green-on-blue attacks, have been a recurring problem in Afghanistan, carried out by Afghan security forces loyal to the Taliban or harboring grievances against American troops.
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The call was the first known conversation between a U.S. president and a leader of the insurgent group overthrown in the 2001 U.S.-led invasion for harboring al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden while he plotted the Sept.
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Contractors servicing ski and summer homes in Maine are scurrying to get houses ready that are usually empty this time of year and avoiding routine maintenance visits for fear of what germs their wealthy clientele might be harboring.
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Scott Warren — who volunteered with the humanitarian group No More Deaths, which operates a camp that helps injured immigrants and regularly drops off water in the southwest Arizona desert — faced two counts of illegally harboring an undocumented immigrant.
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Anna Greenberg, the Democratic pollster who conducted that research, says Democrats could find sturdier ground by accusing Trump of using race to divide the country -- rather than personally harboring racist beliefs -- and by talking about structural racial inequities.
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The coalition leaders sought on Tuesday to end a scandal that had rumbled on for 11 days by agreeing to replace the head of the BfV domestic intelligence agency, who has faced accusations of harboring far-right sympathies.
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He ended up staying for a week at the London School for Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and it was discovered he was also harboring hookworms and threadworms, two other types of wormy parasites, which can be transmitted via infected soil.
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On Wednesday, a prosecutor said at the trial's opening that Scott Warren, an activist in the southwestern U.S. state charged with harboring two undocumented migrants, was part of a conspiracy to transport and "shield" the men from law enforcement.
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And while the owner (Frankie Faison) knows his secret and urges Luke to use his powers "helping people" like those better-known heroes, he resists the temptation, harboring past emotional wounds even if he's mostly impervious to physical pain.
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Evidence in the case against alleged sex cult leader Keith Raniere and his accused sidekick, "Smallville" actress Allison Mack, will include not only victims of sex trafficking and forced labor but of "human smuggling" and "alien harboring" as well.
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Many well-meaning progressives who aren't as familiar with immigration policy, or with the deportation threat immigrants have faced for the past decade or longer, have jumped headlong into fantasies of "saving" DACA recipients, by adopting or harboring them.
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Likelihood of Truth: 6/10 The Evidence: OK, there's no actual evidence that a New Mexico observatory is harboring an interdimensional portal full of hell-beasts from the Upside Down or whatever, so this one isn't all that believable.
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In a foreign ministry statement, Syria said it was committed to the 1998 Adana accord, which forced Damascus to stop harboring the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which has waged an armed insurgency against the Turkish state for decades.
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But he offered few details, sticking to broad outlines -- beating back the Taliban, annihilating terrorists and cracking down on Pakistan's harboring of militants -- that shed little daylight between the current and future US approaches to the 16-year war.
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Pakistan rejects harboring militants but says there are limits to how much it can do as it is already fighting multiple Islamist groups and is wary of a "blowback" in the form of more militant attacks on its soil.
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Would it not be better if Snowden were here in the U.S. attempting to aid his country by offering his skills for a worthy and essential cause than sitting in Russia, which is harboring him to embarrass the U.S.?
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What the world must now be holding its breath over is just how many other test tunnels, how many storage sites for missiles and weapons is Kim Jong Un harboring that no inspector will now be able to identify.
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"I said yes, though I was at the same time harboring a painful thought, one I wasn't ready to share: I supported him in campaigning, but I also felt certain he wouldn't make it all the way," Obama wrote.
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Trump extended a significant concession to Xi at the G-20 by offering to ease sanctions on Huawei, the Chinese telecommunications giant that is closely linked to the Chinese government and suspected of harboring plans to engage in espionage.
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"I said yes, though I was at the same time harboring a painful thought, one I wasn't ready to share: I supported him in campaigning, but I also felt certain he wouldn't make it all the way," she writes.
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Her remarks seemed aimed at containing the diplomatic crisis to Russia's relations with London and Washington, the pillars of a trans-Atlantic alliance that Moscow, since the Cold War era, has accused of harboring a particular animus against Russia.
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But much of his 35-minute address was aimed squarely at Iran, which the United States accuses of harboring nuclear ambitions and fomenting instability in the Middle East through its support for militant groups in Syria, Lebanon and Yemen.
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Li's statement came after China's Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission published an article on social media accusing the tycoon of "harboring criminality" after he called on the authorities to offer young people an olive branch amid the protests.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran warned neighboring Pakistan on Saturday it would "pay a heavy price" for allegedly harboring militants who killed 27 of its elite Revolutionary Guards in a suicide bombing near the border earlier this week, state television reported.
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Pakistan's new leader, stung by President Trump's threat to crack down on his country for harboring terrorists, insisted on Wednesday that Pakistani military forces had uprooted all the sanctuaries used by Islamic extremists along its rugged frontier with Afghanistan.
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Although the CMA emphasized that it&aposs not accusing Facebook and eBay of deliberately harboring the fake review trade on their platforms, the watchdog&aposs CEO, Andrea Coscelli, said that fake reviews can have unintended negative consequences for businesses.
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McGee might have been distracted recently by a former landlord's lawsuit claiming that he had caused damage to his Dallas apartment, been late on payments and flouted a no-pet rule by harboring a nearly hairless cat named Raja.
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Gang databases, including California's, have long been accused of harboring information about people doing otherwise innocuous activities — sporting tattoos, saying the wrong thing on social media, wearing certain colors — that police think warrant further monitoring or mirror gang activity.
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Beijing could also be harboring broader worries about an improvement in U.S.-South Korea relations, which might threaten China's global position, said Thomas Karako, senior fellow with the International Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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The Taliban have paid a very high price for harboring Bin Laden and — whatever their role in the future of the country — are unlikely to trigger a return of American forces by making a similar mistake in the future.
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Why it matters: This scene could be setting up the primary conflict — that someone finds out he's harboring the Winter Soldier — in Black Panther's upcoming 2018 solo movie and laying the foundation of how the film will depict Wakanda.
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Or, of course, to take the piss out of each other; a mention of Jodie Marsh sees Seapa accuse Chegwin of harboring lasagne-themed fantasies about the model, for example (real heads know of lasagne as a PJDN touchstone).
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And it is a vote that splits the U.K. Scotland and Northern Ireland are generally seen as more pro-Europe, while England -- with the exception of London -- and much of rural Wales are seen as harboring majorities in favor of Brexit.
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"What makes the case particularly shocking is that the key witness, who ultimately identifies the killers, is a family friend who had been harboring this secret his entire adult life," says Ari Mark, president of the series' production company, AMPLE.
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Underscoring these tales were tragic reports of death: capsized boats harboring hundreds of people, the Pope's reference to the Mediterranean as a "vast cemetery," the heartbreaking photos of Alan Kurdi, the toddler who drowned during his family's attempt to leave Syria.
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In 2018, its famed director, Okwui Enwezor, departed three years before his contract was set to expire, in addition to a bizarre scandal the year before that found the museum had been under surveillance by German intelligence services for harboring Scientologists.
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In court Tuesday, prosecutors unexpectedly offered a plea bargain to Warren, saying they would drop the two felony harboring charges if he would plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of aiding and abetting illegal entry without inspection, according to court records.
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The praise came from some of the most controversial figures on the right, many of whom have emerged in the wake of Trump's political rise, and some of whom have at times been accused of harboring racist and extremist views.
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This new adventure is set four years later, and while they ended up saving their kingdom, their family is broken, and four of the five sisters have scattered, each harboring their own grudges that could break the kingdom apart once again.
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In all, Wilkerson is charged with 10 counts: two counts of kidnapping, four counts of sexual assault, and one count each of false imprisonment, assault in the third degree, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and harboring a minor.
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Huawei was officially added to a trade blacklist by the Trump administration on Thursday, escalating the already bitter trade war between the two parties, while China on Monday accused the United States of harboring "extravagant expectations" for a trade deal.
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You may have heard of people who hate their own freckles, or others who wish they had some of their own — but harboring strong feelings about the freckles you saw in a picture of a stranger's face is practically unheard of.
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In the 15 years since NATO took charge in the conflict-ravaged country — two years after a U.S.-led coalition invaded to oust the Taliban for harboring al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden — around 523,500 personnel have died, according to icasualties.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Most French people want Muslims suspected of harboring extremist views detained if they appear on spy agency watchlists and would back a ban on ultra-conservative Salafist Islam, two polls showed after the latest deadly attack in France.
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President Donald Trump has argued that sanctuary cities endanger public safety and national security by harboring criminals and failing to turn over suspected and convicted criminals to federal authorities, thus the need for coordination with local authorities and enhanced enforcement operations.
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Even the Cassini spacecraft — which has been exploring Saturn in the vacuum of space for more than 10 years — is going to make a death-dive into Saturn just to be sure that it doesn't contaminate any possibly life-harboring moons.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions urged so-called "sanctuary cities" to comply with immigration enforcement on Monday, saying that jurisdictions who do not abide by the Department of Justice's rules regarding the harboring of undocumented immigrants will not receive federal grant money.
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Mugabe, who turns 91 in February and the only leader Zimbabweans have known since 1980, made one of his regular swipes at Western powers who he accuses of still harboring colonial ambitions and of monopolizing power at the United Nations.
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Although federal regulations state that law enforcement officials in receipt of ICE detainers shall maintain custody of the alien for 48 hours, many agencies in pro-harboring cities refuse and instead release convicted and often violent aliens back into American communities.
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Combating extremist ideologies is a tall order under any circumstances, and even more so in Pakistan, where the security establishment has a long history of harboring links to terror groups, such as the Haqqani Network, Afghan Taliban and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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The owner of the Vegas home tells us he was letting Brown stay there as a favor for a music producer neighbor, but he got concerned about harboring Brown when his fiancee showed up Thursday night ... saying he was a fugitive.
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Our only evidence of it is a stranded black man (played by Edwin Hodge, and the only character to appear in all three films) whom our protagonists take in; their harboring of him is what incites the WASP-on-WASP murderfest.
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Donated by the artist to the Brazilian government and now known as Sítio Roberto Burle Marx, the garden here blends elements from past projects: reflecting pools, fountains, clumps of jungle, thickets of shrubbery harboring wildlife and multicolor patchworks of ornamental grasses.
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Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) accused the State Department of harboring communists in an infamous speech given in Wheeling, W.Va. Although McCarthy was a friend, Smith denounced him and his reckless attacks and smears — the first Republican brave enough to do so.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's government said on Tuesday it would replace the head of its domestic intelligence agency who has faced accusations of harboring far-right sympathies, putting an end to a row that exposed divisions in Chancellor Angela Merkel's government.
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" Labor trafficking is defined as "The recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for labor or services, through the use of force, fraud or coercion for the purpose of subjection to involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage or slavery.
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If this dispute escalates, the next step may be harboring prosecutions of California officials who are deliberately making it easier for immigrants to remain in the United States illegally, such as the officials responsible for the enactment of California A.B. 2202.
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During her rebuttal, Nixon, who has described herself as bisexual and is married to a woman, joked that her opponent is harboring secret Republican sentiments, and likened his struggle with them to her own struggle with her identity with her sexuality.
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Anti-American sentiment has increased in Turkey in recent months, in part because the Turkish news media accused Washington of harboring Fethullah Gulen, a cleric living in exile in rural Pennsylvania, whom some here have accused of masterminding the coup.
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That was less than the three years that prosecutors had wanted to add to the eight years in prison Catherine Greig, 65, is serving for harboring a fugitive and identity fraud, but more than triple the six months her attorneys sought.
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He has also repeatedly accused Europe of harboring members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militant group, which has waged a three-decade insurgency against the Turkish state and is deemed a terrorist organization by the EU and United States.
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Kurt Rambis, who took over as interim coach midway through the season and could potentially return as head coach next season, spoke at once about maintaining a long view and harboring hope that a turnaround could come more quickly than expected.
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Today we go over everything you need to know about the controversial memo written by Republican representative Devin Nunes, which accuses the FBI and Justice Department of abusing their power and harboring bias against President Trump during the Russia investigation.
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Painting Waymo as a company that was growing increasingly concerned over losing top engineers to Uber — in addition to harboring personal grievances against Levandowski — could help the ride-hail company convince the jury that Waymo had ulterior motives with its lawsuit.
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Thankfully, Burton and Ottman's script is out to the public now, so if you're an X-Men fan still harboring any notions about actually going to see Dark Phoenix, save yourself the money and pain and read Fear the Beast instead.
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Afghan officials have pleaded with three American presidents to reconsider their support for Pakistan, which was both receiving billions of dollars in American aid and harboring the leaders of a Taliban insurgency that the United States has struggled to defeat.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - Worries that the United States and China were digging in for a longer, costlier trade war weighed on financial markets on Monday as Beijing accused Washington of harboring "extravagant expectations" for a deal to end their dispute.
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