The applicant must have been born in a designated country.
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Their daughter is believed to have been born in 2011.
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The bacon on your plate may have been born in Canada.
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Some 22018m children have been born in Russia since he took power.
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It's the home that both of our boys have been born in.
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Baghdadi is believed to have been born in 1971 in Samarra, Iraq.
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I am proud to have been born in the same country as you.
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Have you ever thought you should have been born in a different decade?
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Mateen may have been born in America, but his parents weren't, Trump said.
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They're just Italian singers with the good fortune to have been born in Naples.
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"It may have been born in the Cretaceous and died in the Paleocene," he said.
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Nearly 30,000 children have been born in the United States to Haitians with protected status.
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Children have been born in the Dadaab refugee camps—and the children of those children, too.
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U.N. refugee agency UNHCR says nearly 70,000 Syrian refugee children have been born in Lebanon alone.
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I am proud to have been born in the country that spawned Latin America's independence movement.
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She may have been born in the U.S., but her life is defined by family circumstances.
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In 1993's Enchanted by Death, Isaichik says she is 80, which means she would have been born in 1912 at the very latest; in Secondhand Time she says she turned 16 when the Second World War ended, so she would have been born in 1929.
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And we — those of us blessed to have been born in the developed world — could tell them.
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To those of us unfortunate enough to have been born in the Soviet Union, this is troubling.
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In 16 of those villages, no girls have been born in the last six months, it added.
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These and myriad other innovations may just as well have been born in Canada, but something—apathy?
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"The Choice" suggests that his decision to run for president may have been born in that room.
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More than 20003,000 children of Venezuelan parents have been born in Colombia in the past few years.
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There are children who have been born in these five years who don't know the taste of fruit.
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Zelda Toth looks not much older than Parker, but claims to have been born in Germany in 1770.
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Amber Rose may have been born in Philly, but she's repping the West Coast with her newest tattoo.
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Guinness World Records officially confirmed Morano as the last living person to have been born in the 1800s.
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The UN refugee agency UNHCR reported that nearly 70,000 Syrian refugee children have been born in Lebanon alone.
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He may have been born in America and raised in Europe, but democracy was never his goal for Thailand.
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The argument is rather that it would have been better never to have been born in the first place.
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Many newly eligible voters in 2016 will have been born in 1998, as Clinton's second term was winding down.
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Despite the 266 popes throughout history taking a vow of celibacy, around 40 children have been born in the bedroom.
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Evidence that President Barack Obama might not have been born in the United States had been brought to his attention.
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More than 6900,2628 healthy babies have been born in the clinic since 28503, without a single mother dying in childbirth.
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Unlike Zawahiri, who is approaching his 70s, Hamza is only in his 30s (he's thought to have been born in 1989).
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What about the years Donald Trump spent insisting that the first black president simply had to have been born in Africa?
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Langston Hughes, one of the great literary minds of the 20th century, was long thought to have been born in 1902.
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And while the demand for dress help may have been born in movie land, it soon made the leap to sports.
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Later I would learn that Jane couldn't have been born in Africa, since the slave trade to America ended in 2000.
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"Pfau may have been born in Germany, her heart was always in Pakistan," Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said in a statement.
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The Tea Party is said to have been born in our time at The Alamo on April 85033, 2009, when Texas Gov.
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But African refugees of all nationalities, including the estimated 6,000 children who have been born in Israel, are scared for their future.
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Extra Bases More than 70 major leaguers have been born in Louisville, Ky., the home of the bat company synonymous with slugging.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that 13 babies have been born in the U.S. with birth defects from Zika.
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If you've been fortunate enough to have been born in America, imagine for a moment if circumstance had placed you somewhere else.
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Cooper is believed to have been born in 1858 in Raleigh, North Carolina to relatively poor parents that had once been slaves.
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"I would love to have been born in a different era, I would have wanted to be an original Riot Grrrl," says Odesser.
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She is the last woman to have been born in the 2212s, not the 2556th century — which officially did not end until 27652.
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If you happen to have been born in 2004, 1992, 1980, 1968, 1956 or 1944, you're a monkey, and your time is now.
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Ms. Morano, who was born in November 1899, is the last person alive who is verified to have been born in the 1800s.
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She is the last woman to have been born in the 1800s, not the 19th century — which officially did not end until 1901.
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The dead — some of whom may have been born in slavery — are victims of the infamous convict leasing system that arose after Emancipation.
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Based on several details from the original Harry Potter series, Potterheads were able to determine that McGonagall would have been born in the 1930s.
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By the same token, those lucky enough to have been born in rich countries have no right to exclude others from their good fortune.
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He once claimed to have been born in Oklahoma and said his stage name Hallyday came from a doctor there who saved an acquaintance.
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While few children have been born in the US with Zika, most pregnant women who became infected in South Florida are due this spring.
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In a very real way, Big Red, the beloved and confounding mascot of the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, could only have been born in 1979.
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JASON HOCHMAN New York To the Editor: I may have been born in the United States but this country has become foreign to me.
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Around 75 percent of the children are under the age of three years old and believed to have been born in the conflict zone.
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More than 65 percent of the acting members appear to have been born in 1955 or earlier, meaning they are at least 60 years old.
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Since 1996, more than a million babies have been born in the US using these technologies, including 75,000 babies in 2016 alone, according to Pew.
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More than one million babies have been born in the US to otherwise infertile couples, thanks to lab-assisted techniques like in-vitro fertilization (IVF).
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About 20 babies have been born in the United Kingdom using this technique, according to 2015 figures from the UK Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said earlier this month three babies have been born in the U.S. with birth defects caused by Zika.
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They're not the things that will be true by accident of birth, because you happen to have been born in India and are Hindu, right?
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Manning may have been born in New Orleans and educated at the University of Mississippi, but New Yorkers claimed him as one of their own.
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They agree in overwhelming numbers that real Americans need to have been born in America, or have lived here most of their lives, and be Christian.
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Otherwise we would have been born in the hospital down the street, where a woman had bled to death after a botched Cesarean the previous year.
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Think about his insistence that he saw Muslims in New Jersey celebrate 9/11 (never happened), or that Obama might not have been born in America.
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When Charo first got married in 1978, news outlets had reported that she was 20 years old, which means she had to have been born in 1951.
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The film is set in 2029, at a point where the X-Men appear to be gone, and no new mutants have been born in 25 years.
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Mr. Stulberg has noticed that the ends of the names of the composers are also composers, who just happen to have been born in the same country.
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Not only that, but according to a newspaper clipping Gomes' grandmother saved, they were the only babies listed to have been born in the hospital that day.
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However, Frank's great-grandfather could have been born in Ireland — where Ed's family is from — which means the pair could be fourth cousins, according to the outlet.
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VanWyngarden: It's weird to have been born in the '80s but not have distinct memories from the '80s—while also having a nostalgic leaning toward the 80s.
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Three more babies have been born in the United States with birth defects linked to Zika infections in their mothers, bringing the total to 12, CDC said.
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I thought that it was bad enough to love reading, the past, the traditions, the quiet of the solitary mind and to have been born in 1964.
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Three babies have been born in the United States with birth defects caused by the Zika virus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Thursday.
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Nintendo may be a Japanese company, and the Pokémon franchise may have been born in that eastern nation, but the latest pocket monster phenomenon isn't available there yet.
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Three babies have been born in the United States with Zika virus-related birth defects, according to figures released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Not denied repeated reports that he now believes the "Access Hollywood" tape is somehow fake and that President Barack Obama may not have been born in this country.
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The American Dream — anyone with an idea, a garage and a good work ethic can build a great company — might as well have been born in your backyard.
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We've now actually entered the decade in which Alfonso Cuaron's 2006 masterpiece is set — specifically, a version of 2027 where no babies have been born in 18 years.
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Mr. Phillips's son, Tom, said that Canadian immigration records listed his father's birth name as Athanasius Leonidas Philippides and indicated that he may have been born in 1923.
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Other Western citizens executed by China have been born in non-Western countries: Shaikh was born in Pakistan and, in 2010, a Lao-born Frenchman was sentenced to death.
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Trump wants to talk about trade and commerce, while Americans recall he spent years suggesting, falsely, that Obama might have been born in Kenya and wasn't a legitimate president.
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In reality, WeWork is a creature of the international capital markets, upon which it is reliant and without which it could never have been born in the first place.
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Danley, an Australian citizen aged 62 who is reported to have been born in the Philippines, was not seen by reporters in any public area of the LAX arrival terminal.
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It highlights a broader policy struggle among nations over who should govern the internet, which may have been born in the United States but now counts 3.4 billion global users.
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The presidential hopeful Andrew Yang may have been born in New York, but the mood at a money-raising event in Silicon Valley this week was that of a homecoming.
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"My life was determined, essentially, by my parents, in that it could have gone the other way, and that I could have been born in the Philippines," Mr. Sumulong said.
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Immigrants aren't the only ones affected by Trump's decision: More than 193,000 kids have been born in the U.S. to Salvadoran parents with TPS, according to the Center for Migration Studies.
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The biggest release, in February, involved 42 people, with the government setting free 20 detainees, 11 of them women and two of them children presumed to have been born in captivity.
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He teared up telling me he feared that if Trump became president, his children's ability to be professionals would be questioned because their father happened to have been born in Ethiopia.
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The African-born western lowland gorilla was estimated to have been born in 1957 in the Congo and was hand-raised at the San Diego Zoo, according to the zoo's website.
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"There's a lot of regular people who exit every day," Ashman said, including individuals who may have been born in America, but have spent most of their lives in another country.
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Pope John Paul II, who was canonized in 2014, is the only pope to have been born in Poland, and he remains one of the nation's most revered and cherished figures.
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They are thought to be good candidates for delivering water to the Earth when it was forming and to have been born in the outer part of the solar system beyond Jupiter.
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He is said to have been born in the United States to visiting Saudi parents, making him an American citizen, but raised in Saudi Arabia, where he apparently also is a citizen.
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Originally from New Jersey, she is the first of her Pakistani family to have been born in the U.S., and expectations of modesty and chastity were impressed on her from a young age.
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One appearance was last Sunday, when Mr. Christie struggled to explain the candidate's abrupt, and brief, reversal of his false claim that President Obama may not have been born in the United States.
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I feel lucky to have been born in the early 1970s so I could get the full impact of their unfolding, including Kenner toys, pop culture ubiquity and influence, and even scholarly review.
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Haegue Yang may have been born in Korea, and may now live in Seoul and Berlin, but part of her discipline is belonging to nowhere, and refusing to be a part of anything.
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Aside from Barack Obama, the Democratic candidates for president from 1992 onward have been born in a hilariously narrow range of years: Bill Clinton (289), Al Gore (22000), John Kerry (2200), Hillary Clinton (22003).
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Believed to have been born in Samarra, Iraq in 1971, Baghdadi cut a path of fervent religious practice, dedicating himself to Islamic studies from a young age and ultimately developing an ultra-fanatic ideology.
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" (She was reported to be "the laziest woman to have been born in England in the 20th century" by another source.) Higdon adds, "It was even hard for her to get out of bed.
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This is despite the fact that even if he wins, he would be the first president to not have been born in the United States or colonies that became a part of this country.
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Authorities in India say they are investigating why no baby girls have been born in over 100 villages in India's northern district of Uttarkashi in the state of Uttarakhand within the last three months.
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Authorities in India say they are investigating why no baby girls have been born in over 100 villages in India's northern district of Uttarkashi, in the state of Uttarakhand, within the last three months.
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We just both happened to have been born in this neighborhood, and both our moms just happened to become addicted to crack cocaine, and we both just happened to go on and become artists.
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"If you've been fortunate enough to have been born in America, imagine for a moment if circumstance had placed you somewhere else," Obama said in a statement on Facebook to commemorate World Refugee Day.
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But its relentlessly narrow focus leaves out a large group of US citizens: the 192,7003 children who have been born in the US to at least one parent who is a Salvadoran with TPS.
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I was lucky enough to have been born in this country in the early 1980s to parents who came here from India in the late 1960s on student visas and subsequently obtained their American citizenship.
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At least four babies have been born in New York City with Zika-related brain developmental symptoms since July, the city's health department said on Wednesday, bringing the total number of such births to five.
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I was frequently reminded of how close we had come to being second-class citizens of Pakistan and how fortunate I was to have been born in a country that guaranteed my rights at birth.
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And remember that Trump's willingness to push the idea that then-President Barack Obama might not have been born in the United States was the seed that germinated into the real estate billionaire's eventual presidential candidacy.
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The current incarnation of Trump is just about five years old and dates to a string of incidents in 235 when he raised questions about the authenticity of Barack Obama's claim to have been born in Hawaii.
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This decision is bad politics and worse policy, since 30,000 children, who are American citizens, have been born in the ensuing seven years and thus are being asked to leave the only country they have ever known.
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Patricia Frustaci, a teacher who gave birth in 1985 to the first septuplets known to have been born in the United States, an event that put her in the glare of the international news media, died on Feb.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Bison calves have been born in Alberta's Banff National Park for the first time in 193 years, Parks Canada officials said on Tuesday, marking a milestone in attempts to reintroduce a wild herd to the area.
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I have been richly rewarded by a life of hard work combined with a great deal of good luck, including that to have been born in a country that adheres to an ethos of upward mobility for determined strivers.
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Priyanka Chopra may have been born in India, but the actress and former Miss World pageant winner spent her teenage years at American high schools, where the Baywatch star revealed she endured countless racist bullying during her younger years.
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For example, in 2016 half of all white Democrats believed that to be truly American it is important to have been born in America, according to the American National Election Studies survey, a view more commonly associated with the president's supporters.
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Mr. Molins said that the man may have given a false identity in 2013 when he was stopped for theft by the police in the south of France, when he claimed to be Moroccan and to have been born in 1995.
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Pizzagate and QAnon may have been born in the fever swamps of 4Chan and Reddit, but they both grew with the assistance of a whole online ecosystem of podcasts, documentaries, videos, tweets, and posts you can share with your family.
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"Undocumented immigration is an issue I think about every day, and I never forget how blessed I am to have been born in this country thanks to my family and the grace of circumstance," she wrote in the op-ed.
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Saint Nicholas, the inspiration for Santa Claus, is believed to have been born in the Demre district in Antalya, and new research at a church that bears his name there has uncovered a tomb that could house his undisturbed remains.
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If you've ever felt like you should have been born in another time, the new book Unmentionable: The Victorian Lady's Guide to Sex, Marriage, and Manners by Therese Oneill will disabuse you of that sensibility, and it will do so charmingly.
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This fact isn't recognized in some history books, since he spent some of his youth pretending to have been born in Canada to speed up border crossings, but he was one of the first Russian-born players in NHL history.
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You might have been born in 813, and your cardiovascular system might be that of a 281-year-old, but your lungs could be more like those of a 261-year-old and your immune system that of someone in their early seventies.
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If someone wanted to seem like they were a person who could not possibly have committed murders that mostly took place in 1968 and 1969, appearing to have been born in 1970 seems like an almost painfully obvious way to accomplish that.
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He may well be an American citizen, he may have been born in the United States, but the document that was posted up online is not a real birth certificate, it's a PDF file in multiple layers and we have no idea.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Nikki Haley may have been born in the United States but her extended family back in India is thrilled that the South Carolina governor has been named by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump as ambassador to the United Nations.
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Born in the Oslo era and privileged enough to have been born in the United States, my experience is one that reveals the futility of the Trump administration's efforts to deliver a death blow to the Palestinian drive to shape their destiny.
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In November, when Mei Lun and Mei Huan, the first surviving panda twins to have been born in the United States, at Zoo Atlanta, came to China, the Chinese news media reported that they, too, had difficulties with the local language and food.
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Many of the president's supporters feel that such people are not proper Americans; 63% of Trump voters said that to be truly American it was either very or fairly important to have been born in the country (42% of Clinton voters thought the same).
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Still, there has never been a ruling by the US Supreme Court to determine whether the term "natural-born citizen" includes people born outside the US, since a candidate known to have been born in a territory or abroad has never won the presidency.
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He is testament to the cultural exchange between the West Indies and Britain, in that he is one of many footballers to have been born in the UK but to return to the Caribbean to represent the islands where his family have their roots.
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Competitors try to grab three flags at its end – a blue and white one dedicated to St Mary, a yellow and white one for the Vatican, and the Belgian tricolor, since St Julian is believed to have been born in the Belgian town of Ath in 7AD.
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He is leaving near the peak of his popularity, yet many of the voters who made Mr. Obama the nation's first black president chose to replace him with a man who had peddled racially incendiary suggestions that he might not have been born in this country.
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From his decision to adopt a nom de plume ("John Barron") to talk about his exploits in New York City's social scene to his insistence that Barack Obama might not have been born in America to his testimonial that he remembered seeing Muslims celebrating on the rooftops on Sept.
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You go back decades dissecting American conservatism, and you somehow manage not to mention that Donald Trump headed the "Birther" movement, which gave racists the okay to assert that Barack Obama was not a real American — explicitly because he was alleged (falsely) to have been born in Africa?
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As a point of comparison, a 160-year-old man or woman alive today would have been born in 1856; she would have lived through the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, the birth of the commercial lightbulb, both World Wars and the college graduation of her great-great-great grandchild.
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House Democrats on Tuesday filed a discharge petition to force a vote on a $2 billion spending package for fighting Zika in the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said last week three babies have been born in the U.S. with birth defects caused by Zika.
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I may not have been born in 112723, but my father was, and I found myself simultaneously trying to understand these people in relation to my own experience coming of age in 2010 while seeing what it must have been like for my dad as a 21-year-old in 1977.
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"Undocumented immigration is an issue I think about every day, and I never forget how blessed I am to have been born in this country thanks to my family and the grace of circumstance," Gomez wrote, adding that her aunt came into the US in the back of a truck in the 1970s.
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The process of transferring Obama's African-American support to Clinton was given a significant lift by Trump's clumsy effort to lay to rest the "birther" controversy over his repeated false claims that the President may not have been born in the United States, and hence wasn't eligible for the country's highest office.
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Now that season 15 has plowed through most of the Kardashians' 2017 and 2018 baby subterfuge — both Chicago West and Stormi Webster have been born in the series — KUWTK has arrived at the clan's most fascinating tidbit of recent, genuinely upsetting drama: Tristan Thompson's cheating scandal leading up to Khloé Kardashian going into labor.
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But yes, there's also that medieval clock tower in the well-preserved center of the town of Sighisoara — with a torture chamber beneath — across the street from the house where Vlad the Impaler, the medieval ruler of Walachia (a region that later became part of Romania) is said to have been born in 1431.
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He is believed to have been born in northeastern Iran or southwestern Afghanistan, and might have lived at any time between 6500 and 600 B.C.; the Roman historian Plutarch places him five millenniums before the Trojan War, while sacred texts cite a date two and a half centuries before the rise of Alexander the Great.
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Anti-immigration groups have used those attacks as a platform to promote the idea that refugees entering Europe or seeking asylum in the US are a trojan horse for militants who trained with the Islamic State group in Syria or Iraq, despite the fact that the vast majority of those responsible for attacks have been born in or lived in the EU or US for years.
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Pushing both brutal realism and extravagant visual poetry to the edges of what one customarily finds in mainstream American filmmaking, director/co-writer Alejandro G. Inarritu, cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki and a vast team of visual effects wizards have created a sensationally vivid and visceral portrait of human endurance under very nearly intolerable conditions; this is a film that makes you quite glad to have been born in a century with insulation and central heating.
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