Home office deduction If you work from home, you might be entitled to a home office deduction.
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It's not quite designed for a home office unless, of course, you have a very nicely designed home office.
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The Baraga Contemporary Home Office Desk features a fancy glass top and clean-looking white hardware, easily making your home office look slick as hell.
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I'd argue that where you setup your home office is just as important — if not more important — than what you buy for your home office.
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If you meet the two conditions for maintaining a home office, you'll find there are two ways to deduct the cost of your home office.
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If you have a dedicated workspace in your house or apartment that you use exclusively as a home office you can take a home office deduction.
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She's actually-, if you look at how she ran the Home Office, she ran the Home Office with a great deal of detailed, hands on acumen and aplomb.
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How to Go Paperless in Your Home Office Here's how to save your tax records digitally so you can get rid of the paper in your home office.
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The CMA anticipates implementing the relevant provisions of the IPA once the Home Office has concluded its planning, and in accordance with any guidance and policies set down by the Home Office.
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"Make your home office fit your personality and interests," said Lisa Kanarek, the author of "Organize Your Home Office for Success" and the founder of a work-from-home blog called Working Naked.
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" The Home Office concluded that it would be "reasonably safe.
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Now you get to build out your new home office.
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They're also ace for people who have a home office.
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Walmart's current home office is notorious for lacking natural light.
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Then I work from the home office until 2 a.m.
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The Home Office does not have enough staff to cope.
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Let's dive into how to make your home office legit.
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I've worked for TechCrunch since 2008 from my home office.
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Prevent's supporters wish the Home Office would trumpet its achievements.
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We have reached out to the Home Office for comment.
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The Home Office would have to increase its enforcement role.
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The Home Office never made a liberal of any minister.
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She has a home office where she responds to emails.
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Even the home office gets a view of the backyard.
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Afterward, Sabatier hits his home office with Robin to work.
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A private home office also opens up to the outdoors.
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Last year, 28,900 people were detained by the Home Office.
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Check out our other great guides to home office accessories
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But the Home Office said that was not an option.
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I think it's harder to unplug yourself when home = office.
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The Home Office declined to comment, instead delegating to CESG.
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Did you finally get your home office setup looking good?
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Cressida Jamieson at her home office in Walthamstow, North London.
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As a writer, did you fantasize about having a home office?
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I head to my home office to begin the work day.
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Britain's Home Office has not confirmed they have lost their citizenship.
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Claire Comstock-Gay in her home office in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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One person can just about run the Home Office single-handed.
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What constitutes bad character, in the eyes of the Home Office?
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Hayneedle: Home Office Sale: save on desks, bookcases & more through Sept.
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Some may have been deported—the Home Office is not sure.
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Rudd had claimed the Home Office did not have such targets.
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That's based on figure released in 2015 by the Home Office.
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It's suitable for your home, office, or just about anywhere, really.
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It will be the couple's home office when finished in March.
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I do about 80% of my work in my home office.
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My home office is built into the corner of our basement.
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This beautiful keyboard lends an island aesthetic to any home office.
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Federal authorities raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room in April.
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The FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room in April.
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On Monday, the FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room.
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Surely the Home Office wouldn't withhold correspondence to hamper legal interventions?
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For example, our dog will frequently poop in my home office.
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I love the home office space we created in our attic.
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Like, when they ask you if you have a home office.
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"Rebecca physically pushed me out of my home office," she said.
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She remembers lining up outside the Home Office at 4 a.m.
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I worked on a design project from our tiny home office.
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A spokesman for the British Home Office also declined to comment.
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Indoor amenities include a home office, craft room and billiards table.
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After leaving the DVD-oteca, we headed into his home office.
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During the day, the desk is used as a home office.
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An adjacent sun porch is currently used as a home office.
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Since its founding, the Brotherhood's ostensible home office has been Cairo, Egypt.
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The IRS gives you two options for calculating the home office deduction.
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The building is the home office for a number of Google executives.
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Give your home office a colorful revamp with this teal office chair.
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A spokesman for the Home Office declined to make an immediate comment.
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He foresees conflicts between players, clubs, governing bodies and the Home Office.
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Despite repeated efforts, a Home Office spokesman was not available to comment.
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She blamed her underlings at the Home Office, which was hardly statesmanlike.
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Or, I'm in our home office on conference calls or Skype sessions.
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It requires approval by both the medicine authority and the Home Office.
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If I were back in the home office, I'd say stay away.
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The Home Office letter provided no guidance on specific knock-on impacts.
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Bonus space can be used as a home office or a gym.
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The British Home Office, which adjudicates in such cases, declined to comment.
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The Home Office did not provide a response in time for publication.
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Britain's Home Office said it does not provide information on individual cases.
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Meanwhile, Hilfiger's home office is upholstered in his signature red and blue.
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On Monday, I worked in my home office all morning and afternoon.
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Britain's Home Office and Irish police declined to comment on the report.
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Keyboard This beautiful keyboard lends an island aesthetic to any home office.
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A short hallway leads from the living room to the home office.
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You may be interested in having a home office at this time.
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For this story, however, GCHQ directed me to the Home Office instead.
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The Home Office has agreed to resettle 480 under the Dubs scheme.
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If you don't set up your home office, it's not real. Right?
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Cut to the following week, and my home office has completely changed.
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Don't use the floor as a filing system in my home office.
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Hello. Lucia Moses here, writing to you from the cozy home office.
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Ideally, your home office would be in a room with a door.
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A home office is located in the "master wing" of the home.
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Britain's Home Office said operational decisions were a matter for the police.
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The Home Office said most asylum applicants last year came from Iran.
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The Home Office said plans are in place to create a new "digital, streamlined, user-friendly scheme" for European citizens, which safeguards their right to stay in the UK.The scheme will cost £65 per application, the Home Office said.
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My dad's tankard, identical to your description, is our home office pencil pot.
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Inside his home office, on Tuesday, Coletta waits for Zhuhai's signals to appear.
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She would bring Home Office control and discipline to the post-Brexit chaos.
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Mrs May perfected her style during six grinding years at the Home Office.
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At the time, my husband had a good job with WalMart Home Office.
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That has got harder recently, as the Home Office has tightened immigration rules.
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The first thing is that the Home Office is a nightmare to run.
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If the Home Office finds his answers unsatisfactory, his entry may be declined.
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Though the Home Office apologized to "anyone inconvenienced," the passengers were not happy.
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In Tiffani Thiessen's new home office, working from home doesn't seem so bad.
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Mr Javid, meanwhile, has handled a tricky brief at the Home Office well.
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GE also will be slicing 4.73 percent of staff from the home office.
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"Get outside of your home office at least once a week," she said.
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The Home Office (interior ministry) in London was not immediately available for comment.
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Every time I have a meeting at the Home Office I run afterwards.
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At my home office in Austin, I hop around from the living room ...
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The club includes a mahogany-clad home office, conference room and two bedrooms.
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"First of all, weaves make me sweat," she said in her home office.
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"Both paintings are hanging in our home office, which we share," she said.
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I don't have a home office, but I could work at coffee shops.
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It offers "remote assessments" and sends remote-work essentials for your home office.
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Ask your employer if it will reimburse you for these home-office essentials.
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That represents about 15% of Victoria's Secret's employees at the brand's home office.
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A third bedroom on the top floor is used as a home office.
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Mr. Raisani, a filmmaker, also converted a backyard shed into a home office.
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Make sure you measure up before adding a printer to your home office.
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"I've always been a big fan," Weston said of the home office deduction.
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The U.K. Home Office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The concrete basement is partially finished and has room for a home office.
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They've also purchased three acres outside Chicago to build a home/office compound.
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The Hill has reached out to the U.K.'s Home Office for comment.
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Josh, his lawyer, doesn't get a lot of support from the home office.
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He converted the attic to a home office and put in a dormer.
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"The Home Office is setting the bar too high for LGBTQI+ people to claim asylum," said Leila Zadeh, executive director of UKLGIG, which analysed about 90 asylum interviews of LGBTQI people and Home Office refusal letters between 2015 and 2017.
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It was not executed behind closed doors by the Home Office, for a start.
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When Mrs May took over the Home Office in 0003, that figure was 256,000.
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We started looking at two-bedroom apartments so he could have a home office.
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The Home Office specifically name-checks video-sharing site Vimeo; anonymous blogging platform Telegra.
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Mrs May had spent six years in the Home Office without any particular disasters.
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But if anything, the Home Office has had it somewhat easier than many others.
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Robert usually is up already, believe it or not, and in our home office.
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The first of those is the chronic lack of order in the Home Office.
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Before his spring wedding, Prince Harry faces a long correspondence with the Home Office.
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Bamboo wireless keyboard This beautiful keyboard lends an island aesthetic to any home office.
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I opened my business in my home office with one listing from a neighbor.
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The organization obtained the data from the Home Office through Freedom of Information requests.
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"You can't have any personal activities going on in that home office," she said.
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Have you been dying to outfit your home office with a brand new desktop?
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Work pays $100/month for "home office" costs since I frequently work from home.
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"This government has no plans to legalize cannabis," a Home Office spokesperson told VICE.
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The Home Office won an appeal in March 2016, reopening the deportation flight path.
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She never allowed herself to close her door while working in her home office.
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The Home Office tested the app for several months before launching it in March.
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She visits Jimmy in his nail salon closet-home office to make a counteroffer.
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More than 100 experts called on the Home Office to put on the brakes.
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By early 2016, Mr. Pittington had saved enough to splurge on a home office.
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Now an autographed team poster is framed on a wall in his home office.
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I also want to introduce a new responsibility for scapegoating to the Home Office.
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It had 32 pages and was written in French, according to the Home Office.
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A few steps away, Ms. Carter was standing in her cluttered home office, crying.
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Comfort is very important and people tend to overlook that in their home office.
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Switching to a home office, for example, strongly reduces a person's daily travel distance.
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Laukitis, meanwhile, is hunkered down in what had been an ad hoc home office.
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First, you must regularly and exclusively use this home office to conduct your business.
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Make sure that real work only happens when you're in your dedicated home office.
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They rented a 5,000-square-foot Tribeca loft and made it a home office.
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A small desk is built into the kitchen for use as a home office.
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The official who quit, Philip Rutnam, was the permanent secretary of the Home Office.
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He publishes the magazine out of his basement home office in Frankfort, the capital.
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He appeared to be in a home office, with a door closed behind him.
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Amid the uncertainty, the Home Office has been overwhelmed by applications for permanent residence.
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A near-new Cadillac delivered to your home, office or wherever else you'd like.
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As a young girl, I loved to explore his home office in the attic.
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A spokeswoman for Britain's Home Office said she could "neither confirm nor deny" the reports.
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Peele's production company, Monkeypaw Productions, operates out of a home office overlooking the Hollywood Hills.
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Despite our best intentions and diligent preparation with our home office setup things go wrong.
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Without any obstacles, the Home Office can essentially grant itself the right to end anonymity.
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Maybe you can no longer pretend that the dining table makes a suitable home office.
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The process can take six months, during which time the Home Office keeps applicants' passports.
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Michael Cohen in April 633 after the FBI raided his home, office, and hotel room.
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The prime minister, Theresa May, was defined by her six years running the Home Office.
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How much effort did you put into picking out the desk for your home office?
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Would the Home Office have given cards to the people caught up in the scandal?
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The Home Office will fund a national co-ordination centre and prioritise stopping teenage recruitment.
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It's also completely portable, allowing you to take to your home, office, and back again.
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The vermin nested in the walls of the governor's home office until Beebe summoned exterminators.
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The bill will finally close legal loopholes used by the Home Office to bypass Parliament.
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The Home Office said it would not be appropriate to comment on ongoing legal proceedings.
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I was dropped in a cluttered home office, filled with children's toys and other junk.
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" A spokesman for the Home Office said: "We do not routinely comment on individual cases.
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These are the types of marriages the Home Office thinks most likely to be fake.
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When you don't have space for a home office — bring the office to the table.
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Last week, the FBI raided Cohen's home, office, and hotel room in New York City.
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During her time in the Home Office, E.U. rules frequently frustrated May and her team.
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Authorities raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room in April as part of the investigation.
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Over 1,000 have been resettled, the Home Office says and half of those are children.
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Last week, the FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room in New York City.
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Integration of smart home/office infrastructure within a permanent building framework is not future-proof.
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He said he capped an "endless stream of office supplies" flowing into the home office.
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However, Home Office charter policy allows them to foreclose this option; judicial review was powerless.
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In the basement, a home office serves as the East Coast outpost of Dowling Studios.
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Both the Home Office and IPCO said they had no further comment on the issue.
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I really enjoyed working from my home office, spending more time with family and friends.
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Wirecutter has a great rundown of the best gear you need for a home office.
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It's also wireless, so it's an excellent mouse to have in your home office setup.
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Your whole home, office and car will be packed with these waiting computers and sensors.
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Sometimes employees find themselves using their dining room table or bed as a home office.
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The next morning, Left stood in his home office and put CNBC on the television.
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Back at his home office, Left tried to work, but the atmosphere was lazy, diffuse.
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The cops say 12 motorcycles and a home office on the property had been vandalized.
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Jammal even built a small model of the house that&aposs inside the home office.
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For many of us, a home office is the stuff of our interior design dreams.
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I work in a home office, not in a busy newsroom like in the movies.
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"There is a friendly eye in the sky," a Home Office minister proclaimed in 1994.
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The IRS had developed questions that help people determine whether their home office is deductible.
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The Home Office did not keep records that would have confirmed their status, and a Home Office whistle-blower revealed that thousands of landing cards from the 1950s and '60s, which would have confirmed the migrants' arrival dates, had been destroyed during a move.
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The Home Office said more than 22014,000 public sector employees had attended lectures about the program.
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The Home Office confirmed that Southern was refused leave to enter the UK on Monday morning.
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After I got off the phone with my doctor, I went upstairs to Jim's home office.
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The budgets of other departments, including the Home Office and Ministry of Justice, face more cuts.
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According to figures from the Home Office (interior ministry), police discharged Tasers 1,921 times last year.
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His view partly rests on whether such a scheme would be administered by the Home Office.
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Here's what you need to keep in mind when buying a chair for your home office.
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It's hard to imagine anyone spending $50,000 for a printer like this in their home office.
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The simplified method is relatively straightforward, worth $5 times the square footage of your home office.
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The Home Office is a notorious graveyard for political careers, and it often sees rapid turnover.
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When investigators raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room a month ago, Trump reacted with fury.
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A Home Office spokesman said it was committed to stamping out modern slavery and supporting victims.
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At the Home Office, May came to depend on two advisers, Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill.
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Stylists found Mindy's apartment from "The Mindy Project" to be totally trendy, especially her home office.
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Enterprise is also unconventional in offering to pick up customers from home, office or body shop.
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I remembered that office chair when it came time to purchase mine for my home office.
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"A Home Office spokesperson said: "We take the security and protection of personal information extremely seriously.
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We reached out to the Home Office for comment on the latest revelations from Liberty's litigation.
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Like Berkshire's comically inept website, the bare-bones home office is in part a philosophical statement.
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Alternatively, a more complicated calculation, based on actual expenses, could yield a greater home office deduction.
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Opposition politicians accused Home Office officials of continuing to carry out the government's "hostile environment" policy.
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Here, the comedian and actress Phoebe Robinson describes the bust that sits in her home office.
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Try to avoid having your home office in this sector, and don't sit facing the northwest.
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Or in a home office, where they can hold paper clips, pens and other small supplies.
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I'm on autopilot in the mornings and I usually settle into my den slash home office.
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He has a home office stuffed with awards honoring his journalism and photos documenting his career.
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After setting up our home office, we ordered groceries online to be delivered to our apartment.
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The master suite is in its own wing, off the same hallway as a home office.
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A few simple gadgets can help you turn your home office into a palace of productivity.
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I then placed the Point in my home office, a level below where the router is.
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The Home Office is certainly capable of being hostile to migrants regardless of their skin color.
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The F.B.I. has several recommendations for any owner of a small office or home office router.
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I have one behind the door in my home office with notepads, pens, paper clips, etc.
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Past the dining room is a home office with a curved wall and honeycomb floor tile.
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She turned a small third bedroom into a home office and surrounded herself with her achievements.
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An entrepreneur working from home can take a home office deduction in one of two ways.
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They are pushing the Home Office to allow an "X" gender option, alongside male and female.
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In February, UK's Home Office said the British government had signed an order to extradite Mallya.
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I pretty much recreated in white what I have in my home office in black. 123.
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But this week, the Home Office was organizing a charter flight to Jamaica to transport deportees.
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And her mom's home office has been rearranged as the packaging and postal center for Casey's operations.
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That may ring hollow to the young Africans who have been turned away by the Home Office.
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It is not clear how the half that goes to the Home Office is spent, he says.
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Some sent chicken boxes to the Home Office, with scrawled suggestions of how else to tackle crime.
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When the Home Office trialled the idea in March, it picked 15 branches in knife-crime hotspots.
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In Mrs May's brief time as prime minister it shifted from the Treasury to the Home Office.
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The Home Office has also started a review of how the law treats cannabis for medical purposes.
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In April, the FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room and seized a number of documents.
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Mrs May has carried on her habit from the Home Office of relying on inquiries and consultations.
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Cowboyish Home Office officials desperate to reach their targets have used any excuse to notch up ejections.
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"Diageo [a British firm] will send them a load of whisky," says a former Home Office official.
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In January the Home Office announced a consultation on how to deal with alleged intimidation outside clinics.
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This is a very decent price for a great all-around desktop computer for your home office.
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Remember, you can't claim home/office expenses if your work area is not used exclusively for business.
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Javid's primary job at the interior ministry, or Home Office, will not be an easy one either.
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The Metropolitan Police directed requests for comment to the Home Office, which did not provide a statement.
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The Home Office (interior ministry) said it remained committed to fighting slavery, and would consider the findings.
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He had watched as his home, office and hotel were raided by federal agents in the spring.
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"Whether it's a whole room, or just a nook, have a designated home office area," Pumphrey said.
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"In Miami, there was more space, so I could carve out a home office," Ms. Fenton said.
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Then I take a second cup of coffee to my home office and turn on the computer.
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The U.K. Home Office, which oversees immigration, lacks documentation for those who arrived legally, per the BBC.
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He was right: the Home Office cited the group's tweets when announcing that it had been banned.
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Closing schools, canceling mass events and home-office are important to keep the #coronavirus from spreading fast.
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The program makes clear that, under I.R.S. rules, a home office must be used exclusively for business.
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That increase, 29 percent, was the largest since the Home Office began recording figures in 2011-12.
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You can also find a full list of Wirecutter's best tools for a paperless home office here.
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Mr. Lawson said on Friday in an email that he welcomed the reversal by the Home Office.
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It's wireless, too, so my small home office setup doesn't look cluttered by a bunch of cables.
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Independent contractors and other self-employed individuals must meet two requirements to take the home-office deduction.
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The British Home Office, however, has been automatically registering everyone from Northern Ireland as a British citizen.
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I have a home office here in Brooklyn, so when I'm not on the road, I'm there.
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One member uploads DeAnne's Instagram stories and "home office" webinars so everyone in the group can watch.
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The FBI had raided Cohen's home, office and a hotel room a few months earlier, in April.
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In the article, The Post cited intercepted communications between Mr. Kislyak and his home office in Moscow.
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The Home Office made support for the Islamic State a criminal offense in June 2014, when Mrs.
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First, I connected one of the small pucks to my primary router downstairs in the home office.
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A cozy home office feels downright cramped once an ExerSaucer is planted in the middle of it.
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C. heads into our home office to start talking with our mortgage lender and run the numbers.
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Up one level there's a stylish home office that's steps away from a glass-encased wine cellar.
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Also gone: deductions for moving expenses, and for most employee business expenses including the home-office deduction.
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Though the press started with Randall working alone from his home office, the need for it grew.
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His framed ticket to Trump's inauguration hangs on a home office wall once dedicated to auto racing.
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The Telegraph suggests the UK Home Office had also been working with Dataminr before access was cut off.
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I eat breakfast and say goodbye to my mom who is working remotely from her home office today.
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Her home office is full of disparate projects, and she's always busy, but it's a challenge she appreciates.
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Shake up all the sodas and beer in your home/office and let science do your dirty work.
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A new state-of-the-art home office is Walmart's next big plan to draw recruits to Bentonville.
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I take a quick shower and am logged onto my computer in the home office by 6:25.
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Better that all the money goes back to the Home Office or some central fund, reckons Mr King.
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I nap for two hours while the chili simmers and BF plays video games in his home office.
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A Home Office (interior ministry) spokesperson said the government is already taking action to address key issues raised.
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The Home Office had said that to introduce a third category would require a change in primary legislation.
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They're discussing the insidious collaboration of the NHS and the Home Office to clamp down on undocumented migrants.
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Which means they can go with you into your home, office, even a restaurant — disruptively reducing theft risk.
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A new report by the Home Office links this shift to big rises in some types of violence.
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I have a morning of back-to-back conference calls that I will take from my home office.
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Dorsey also has a single near-infrared bulb from SuanaSpace near the standing desk in his home office.
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"Many people shy away from the home office deduction, or they just use the simple method," Rosen said.
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"The immigration arm of the Home Office has been using local targets for internal performance management," Rudd said.
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The Home Office should stop rushing to push it through and take its time to get it right.
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The FBI in April raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room, seizing troves of documents and computer files.
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The work permit rules were the result of negotiations between the British Home Office and the Premier League.
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The FBI in April raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room, seizing troves of documents and computer files.
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The UK's Home Office, which deals with asylum applications, told CNN it does not comment on individual cases.
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In early April, the FBI raided the home, office and hotel room of Trump's longtime attorney Michael Cohen.
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On Thursday we overhauled the entire bathroom, and on Friday we focused on the in-home office space.
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Cohen's home, office and hotel room were searched last week in a series of raids by FBI agents.
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In the UK, the UK's Home Office provides deradicalization support to equal numbers from both groups of extremists.
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At the Home Office, Ms. May was a hard-liner on the issue, supporting a net migration cap.
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I rounded out the $2000,000 by buying furniture and plant babies for my new (very petite!) home office.
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"They [the Home Office] have no idea how much in danger I am in in Iraq," he says.
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Meanwhile, responsibility for cannabis policy would be shifted to the Department of Health, rather than the Home Office.
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The Home Office (interior ministry) said the government was committed to preventing slavery in public sector supply chains.
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The Home Office requires that those with uncertain or precarious immigration status sign on regularly at reporting centers.
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It seems that the Home Office conducted a wide sweep of Jamaican nationals who were liable to removal.
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For the next three months, the information packet he gave me sat in my home office gathering dust.
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"The Home Office puts us far away from our families to try to damage us psychologically," he claimed.
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The firm must also ensure proper supervision of the individual during the time away from the home office.
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Create a productive space to get sh*t done by investing in a few home-office must-haves.
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"We do not require passports to be manufactured in the U.K.," a spokesman for the Home Office said.
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That increase, at 29 percent, was the largest since the Home Office began recording figures in 2011-12.
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He now owns about 75 quilts, split among his home, office, barn and lake house in New Hampshire.
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My home office sat in a garden of roses and bougainvillea, but it was shrouded in unremitting haze.
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The second floor has three bedrooms, and the master suite and home office are on the top floor.
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I have a couple of Samsung LCDs, one in the living room and another in my home office.
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"There is something, for me anyway, rather magisterial about this tactile form," he said from his home office.
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The new passports, as described by the Home Office, would be both practical and a source of pride.
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Those visas will remain suspended until the Home Office introduces tighter restrictions to tackle corruption and organized crime.
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The Home Office is seeking public comments on whether the stricter licensing rules should apply to airports, too.
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Our guide can help you make room for your home office, prepare for a disaster or tidy up.
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We've rounded up the best work-from-home tech you can get to set up your home office.
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The company has allowed at least some people to bring home office PCs, monitors and even ergonomic chairs.
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For freelancers and others used to putting in days at the home office, it's more of the same.
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In that case, they can still deduct qualified business expenses, including a write-off for their home office.
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On a white board in his home office, he keeps a list of his goals, updating them frequently.
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You have a desktop for your home office, and a laptop for getting stuff done on the go.
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Peter Hennessy, a historian of Whitehall, describes the Home Office as a "precedent-laden, case-work-driven institution".
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She works remotely for Atlassian out of her home office more than 500 miles away in Melbourne, Australia.
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The Home Office noted the family had already been given three grace periods of temporary leave to remain.
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The Home Office does not often have the chance to please do-gooders, populists and bosses at once. ■
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The duke and duchess said their security was provided by Britain's Home Office and suggested that would continue.
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According to the Home Office, more than 32,100 people entered immigration detention during the year ending March 2016.
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Remember, too, that to take the home-office deduction, the space must be used exclusively for your work.
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But Britain's Home Office informed her family by letter of its plans to strip her of her citizenship.
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When the FBI searched Martin's Maryland house, they found secret documents scattered throughout his home office and car.
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On April 9, the FBI raided the home, office, and hotel room of Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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"The stock broker, oftentimes, will recommend some new thing that the home office is pushing," says attorney Curtis Carlson.
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Schedule 1 drugs can be used for research purposes and clinical trials, but only under a Home Office license.
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Other features include five fireplaces, a turreted home office, exercise and weight rooms, a sauna, and a screened porch.
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Mom and Dad were at the computer now, in the little home office across the hall from my bedroom.
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In Downing Street Mrs May has imposed the centralised, formal working practices that she honed at the Home Office.
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After a lifetime of sitting, I switched to a standing desk at my home office over a year ago.
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The discussion happened in the weeks after FBI agents raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room, the Journal reported.
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But when his mother tried to bring a supply into the country, it was seized by the Home Office.
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The Home Office said Britain placed 13,100 alerts on SIS in 2017 and responded to over 9,500 foreign alerts.
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Her company now sells products ranging from home office furniture to vases and will soon expand to sell diamonds.
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It falls to Sajid Javid, who took charge of the Home Office this week, to clear up the mess.
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You head into your home office and flick on the light, which also happens to be a Bluetooth speaker.
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The Home Office says that she will have to jump through the same hoops as any other foreign bride.
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So she is working with the Home Office to define which roles should be allocated locally, regionally and nationally.
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The Home Office has announced Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has had contract with Met Police extended by a year.
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I'm in my home office right now, for example, which is doubling as a makeshift kitchen while I'm renovating.
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Not to mention it also has a movie theater, gym, home office, pool and spa, and a fire pit.
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You can also take calls with the built-in noise-canceling speakerphone, making it great for the home office.
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Rudd last week told the home affairs select committee that the Home Office did not have targets for removals.
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"We have committed through the Immigration Act 2016 to resettle vulnerable children from Europe," a Home Office spokesman said.
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Jan/Feb: $0Mar/April: $5,03May: $7,500 Monthly ExpensesHousing: $2,175 (with a $325 tax deduction for using a home office).
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For example, the IRS allows taxpayers to use a simplified method to claim the home-office deduction, Koskinen said.
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He also noted the raid on the home, office and hotel room of Michael Cohen, Trump's longtime personal attorney.
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Shopping Guide Even as digital screens overtake printed paper, the desk lamp remains a necessity in a home office.
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I do most of my work from my home office, but also go to coffee shops once a week.
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I wanted enough space to put up guests, to say nothing of books, my piano and a home office.
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Another arrangement allows for an extra bed to fit into the home office and sleep an additional two people.
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A Home Office spokesman said Britain was ensuring that victims of trafficking and slavery "get the support they need".
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Or when she had me sit beside her in our home office while she ran her bookkeeping side hustle.
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It's surrounded by an 800-meter exclusion, which can only be crossed by permission of the UK Home Office.
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Weinberg's husband, Ari, 40, handles the bills and mail, filing items in a cabinet in his home office. Mrs.
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Even if you have a dedicated home office, working from home means cables all over (or under) your desk.
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As the years passed though, Kamal explained, people began to leave and the Home Office became a lot stricter.
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"She also made me promise not to go into my home office one day a week," Ms. Alpert said.
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Across a short hallway is a second parlor, now used as a home office, which also has a fireplace.
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If you don't have a home office, go into a room where you won't be interrupted during the interview.
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You can allocate and deduct the cost of your mortgage, taxes and other expenses attributable to your home office.
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Everyone is going to have different priorities when it comes to kitting out a home office with essentials products.
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We understand that everyone has different needs, but the most important device for your home office is a laptop.
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Some people say they need to get dressed up to go to work, even if that's a home office.
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Automobile expenses, home office purchases — you might even be able to deduct your phone if it's for your business.
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A replica of the playwright's home office that showcases his manuscripts and book and record collections forms the second.
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Now only store management and those at Whole Foods home office have access to this, according to the letter.
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He is the first person of color to lead the Home Office; some cheered him for breaking that barrier.
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The Home Office has been consulting with social media companies on devising robust age verification technologies for many months.
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"It's like I've set up a bunch of franchises around the country and I'm the home office," he said.
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But developers are also tweaking apartment layouts to make it easier for residents to set up a home office.
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But also because I hadn't left my home office (which is also my bedroom — life hack!!!!) in a week.
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There are two additional carpeted bedrooms and a room with built-in bookshelves currently used as a home office.
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Britain's interior ministry, or Home Office, was not immediately available to comment on the call for Britain to apologize.
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Their living room/home office has a large projection screen, black walls, a black floor, and black leather furniture.
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Marissa's home office, where the 25-year-old films her YouTube show, is outfitted with a tripod and lights.
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Unfortunately the Home Office fell slightly short of that benchmark with a recent announcement on the official UK government website.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)The UK Home Office is facing criticism over its policy on women trafficked from Nigeria to Europe.
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On Thursday Rudd will meet with a number of leading tech companies at the Home Office to discuss tackling extremism.
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After reviewing the matter, the Home Office said last year that mugshots of innocent people should be deleted by request.
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To BBC dad and all the other parents trying to juggle a home office with family life, I salute you.
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Whether you're spring cleaning your home office or upgrading your gaming PC, HP's Spring Sale is packed with impressive savings.
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Now it is run by Home Office people who know a lot about immigration and security but nothing about economics.
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"He is accused in the United States of America of computer related offences" a spokesperson for the Home Office said.
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Sure, you can still show up in person and sign a long-term lease on a home, office or shop.
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"People just hire me to be their treasurer," Marston told CNN in an interview at his home office in Alexandria.
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Britain's Home Office (interior ministry) said it could not confirm the appointment, and that a candidate would be "announced shortly".
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You can adapt the applet to change the color of the lights in your home office based on email senders.
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A Home Office spokesman confirmed the proposed law change, although there is no timeframe attached to the plan as yet.
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But your home office is probably more task-oriented, so you should consider the more invigorating daylight (5,000 K) temperature.
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If you're building a home office, Amazon has some discounts on Halter's adjustable desks and wireless color printers from Xerox.
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Home Office officials concede that negotiating such a treaty is "ambitious", but see no reason why it cannot be done.
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In 2600-2650 three-quarters of the complaints made against the Home Office were upheld, according to the official ombudsman.
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They've taken the concept of remote work out of the home office and made the big, wide world their workplace.
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The Amazon listing suggests a range of ways owners can use the tiny house, from home office to retail space.
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In 2010 the Home Office destroyed an archive of old landing slips, the only evidence some had of their arrival.
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And the campaign quickly outgrew their primary office space and expanded into a larger home office and new satellite offices.
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" A Home Office spokesperson told Motherboard in an email that, "These dangerous drugs have already cost far too many lives.
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Plus, there's an endless amount of fun in setting up your very own home office in the style you want.
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Each demo experience is modeled after the different rooms of a home — living room, kitchen, home office and so on.
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The Home Office has made it clear that it doesn't want its staff to post negative tweets about Donald Trump.
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The only reason he wasn't removed was because the Home Office agreed to consider new representations following legal intervention. ind.
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The Home Office has already spoken to tech companies about the tool, and some have suggested they will use it.
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The Home Office failed to keep a record of people that entered the country or were granted leave to remain.
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The Home Office granted an exemption in the Caldwell case, and shortly after to another child with epilepsy, Alfie Dingley.
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"Every day I think that the Home Office is going to pick me up and send me back", he says.
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The Home Office grants temporary protection to unaccompanied children on the basis that it wouldn't be safe to return them.
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Under her rule, the Home Office has put into place policies that force LGBT asylum seekers to "prove" their sexuality.
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Now only store management and those at the Whole Foods home office have access to this, according to the letter.
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"People like the casualness of the home office and then the formality here," O'Reilly said on a show last month.
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Amber Rudd, an impressive Remainer—and more of an instinctive liberal than the new PM—goes to the home office.
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Britain's Home Office had asked that the case be dismissed, arguing policy change would carry significant costs and administrative difficulties.
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You can find out a lot about a person by following them to a home, office building, church, or school.
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Source: U.K. Home Office The uncertainty has helped to push international back above $58 a barrel toward its 2017 high.
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As Gabriele Marcotti noted, the FA worked with the British Home Office to create the sport's existing work permit rules.
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Anika was first detained by the Home Office (the government department responsible for immigration) in July 2014 for two weeks.
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Because we have the internet, TV interviews can be easily conducted from someone's home office in front of their computer.
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The Home Office states they can do this "reactively" if law enforcement encounters a new substance for the first time.
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I'm Alan, one of your Smarter Living editors, and this week I want to talk about building a home office.
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Business Insider connected with seasoned remote workers across many industries who have set up unique and comfortable home office spaces.
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The growing Muslim population has been the subject of an increasing number of hate crimes, according to Home Office statistics.
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Try changing the layout of your desk, or shifting from your home office to a coffee shop or a library.
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Here's how to save your tax records digitally so you can get rid of the paper in your home office.
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Then they used the footprint of the old formal dining room to create a new powder room and home office.
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It was not clear why the Home Office, which did not respond to requests for comment on Friday, changed course.
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You can change the background wallpaper, for example, if you want to hide the messy home office you're sitting in.
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Both are big enough to hold queen-size beds, although the smaller one is currently used as a home office.
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Some police forces in the U.K. have conducted trials of the technology, which is being promoted by the Home Office.
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Something that quickly becomes apparent when you're regularly working from home is how ill-equipped your home office really is.
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The F.B.I. has an urgent request for anyone with a small office or home office internet router: Reboot it now.
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I had them moved from my home office and stacked them and added blue and white ginger jars on top.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — In the summer of 2013, Britain's Home Office unveiled a new campaign to tackle unwanted immigration.
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The doors to the Home Office slid open and the officer strode into the command center of British state security.
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In Washington, Mr. Conway tends to hole up in his home office, writing opinion pieces and firing away on Twitter.
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The top civil servant at the UK's Home Office resigned on Saturday, threatening to send Boris Johnson's government into disarray.
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The U.K.'s Home Office drug seizure data does not even include meth, because the amounts seized are so small.
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Today I'm in my home office again, so I pick up the dress I had altered on the way in.
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On Friday, the British Home Office and Crown Prosecution Service said they would not comment on any possible extradition request.
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And the growth of employees working from home isn't exclusive to those who make their home office their primary workplace.
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Claim a home office deduction only if you have set off a section of your home strictly for business purposes.
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A Home Office spokesperson told CNBC the Metropolitan Police or Thames Valley Police had yet to apply for this funding.
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The first trip that Kim took, he went on the train, he went to the home office and got instructions.
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Using a secure connection, it can communicate with the Biometric Services Gateway, which has been developed by the Home Office.
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We were in the home office of Clive Wynne, a psychologist at Arizona State University who specializes in dog behavior.
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The bride's father retired as the vice president for home-office claims at Federated Insurance, an insurance provider in Owatonna.
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The Home Office has said it "consulted extensively" with councils to find out how many children the UK could take.
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"Criticism leveled at her that she was a Home Office P.M. and perhaps did not have the breadth to understand all the issues a prime minister must is suddenly reversed when there's a terrorist attack, when the Home Office and security are the prime interest of the state, and it fits her," he said.
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No one eligible for settled status would be barred from re-entering Britain when free movement ends, the Home Office said.
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The Home Office wrote in a blog post on Monday that the entire application process is currently in a test phase.
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She cites the example of a 2006 divorce case, in which a woman secretly filmed her husband in their home office.
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When I met the trio again at Parker's home office in April, this time joined by Scott-Blackwell, things had changed.
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As employees, they were once able to write off a slice of their mortgage, utilities and more for a home office.
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Furthermore, the proposed draft Codes of Practice should include the helpful, detailed examples that the Home Office have provided to us.
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The Home Office declined to comment on Mr. Burnham's statement, or on the reports that Mr. Abaaoud had traveled to Britain.
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Walmart also is still deciding what will become of its current home office once everyone has moved out of those buildings.
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Yet the Home Office is a suspicious place that frets about ever being seen to let in even one illegal immigrant.
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The Home Office is keen to avoid gaps in which criminals or terrorists might be able to evade arrest or extradition.
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"Give me your leave to remain", the eponymous number croons, turning Home Office jargon for permanent status into a love song.
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Britain's interior ministry, the Home Office, said it was in talks with the Commission after the EU made recommendations for improvement.
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We've had a home office for over 25 years so that family life and work life is all under one roof.
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" In a home office, police found notebook dried with blood, open to the phrases "open 'The Rise' " and "most recent version.
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Today the Home Office announced that Hogan-Howe will be given a one-year extension to his contract as Met Commissioner.
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Recent statistics released by the Home Office showed that there were 20.4,13 drug-related deaths in England and Wales in 21.
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Not only will the right home office setup make you more productive, but it will also make you appear more professional.
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Two small pale blue desert finches chirp in a small white cage by the window in Panzironi's modern home–office apartment.
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"I call it home office syndrome: You're never relaxing and you're always worried you should be doing something else," Dimitriu explained.
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A spokeswoman for the Home Office confirmed to TechCrunch the department would be issuing a statement on the ruling later today.
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The Home Office invited Charlotte Caldwell to meet Nick Hurd, a junior minister in charge of policing, to discuss the issue.
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Alexander Betts of Oxford University believes the Home Office could start placing asylum-seekers according to skills shortages in local areas.
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Cohen is under federal investigation and was subject to a raid last month of his home, office and hotel room. 383.
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A Reuters photographer saw a man with facial injuries and blood on his front being led from the Home Office building.
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She balances her Serotta Ottrott road bike — which she called her "pride and joy" — atop a bookcase in her home office.
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In 2013 the U.K.'s Home Office (the Interior Department) ran an advertising campaign on vans driven through six London boroughs.
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Officials in other departments became accustomed to a certain style of Home Office decision-making, which was slow, competent, and abrasive.
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He pointed out that the three-bedroom house had enough space for us, our 603-month-old, and my home office.
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Also on the ground floor are a family room, equipped for theater-style movie viewing, a home office and a study.
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The UK Home Office and the US Department of Justice will continue to attack Internet child exploitation whenever we encounter it.
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I have run businesses from a home office and each of those started out small and grew into something much bigger.
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As of November 1, "patients can be prescribed medicinal cannabis by specialist doctors," the Home Office declared in a recent statement.
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"The new law will not limit the types of conditions that can be considered for treatment," a Home Office statement reads.
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The Home Office corroborated the report in a statement to the newspaper, saying the move was done on data protection grounds.
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Many of the child refugees are eligible to come to the UK, but have been repeatedly ignored by our Home Office.
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"Email your local MP and the home office, link to the I'm No Criminal report, and keep doing it," she says.
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Still, there's a chance those records may yet surface, since federal investigators raided Cohen's home, office, and hotel room last week.
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The Home Office, however, perceived the promotion to have been given to someone without proper qualifications, over potential native-born candidates.
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Likewise, a representative from the Home Office, which responds on behalf of MI5, said she could not comment on the matter.
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My home office is only about twenty feet from the router, but there are walls and other obstacles in the way.
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The Schedule C slog was much like the one for TurboTax, a smooth ride until I reached the home office deduction.
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As outrage grew on social media, the Home Office distanced itself from the decision, though it confirmed the letter was authentic.
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In reaction to Mr. Stewart's death, David Lammy, a Labour lawmaker, slammed the Home Office, the British agency responsible for immigration.
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After the visa program is suspended on Friday, the Home Office will conduct an investigation before reintroducing it with stricter regulations.
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In the photo from the virtual meeting, Trudeau can be seen in the photo in a home office in Ottawa, Canada.
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The police will also ensure parents are taking necessary steps to stop their children breaking these rules, the Home Office said.
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HOUSTON — The reminders of René Cárdenas's long career as a pioneering baseball broadcaster fill the walls of his home office here.
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Allen Hart, a psychology professor at Amherst College in Massachusetts, uses a home office hung with an upside down world map.
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"Unless there's a portion of the space that's used exclusively for your home office, then you can't count it," she said.
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In the bedroom or a home office, to display personal collections, she suggested, or in the kitchen, to hold decorative dishes.
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Because of this, and because a blaze once broke out in his home office, he was very strict about fire safety.
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But in the same way, as a doctor, he didn't think twice about having samples of Zoloft in his home office.
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A Home Office (interior ministry) spokesman said it had more than doubled the number of case workers to address the backlog.
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If you need something on the smaller side, there's the Samsung 21999.99-inch NU265, perfect for the bedroom or home office.
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The Home Office has even denied visas to doctors from India recruited by the National Health Service to fill empty posts.
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Changing the title of Home Office policy is not the same as changing how it works; neither is changing the minister.
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The Home Office told Business Insider it expected each country to prosecute those suspected of committing crimes in their own countries.
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The debates she reads through dump gloom and despair on her like a political storm cloud positioned over her home office.
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" On Tuesday, the charity Help Refugees told a court that the Home Office consultation with councils had been "defective" and "unlawful.
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He said the Home Office could bar non-British citizens from the country or strip "dangerous individuals" of their British citizenship.
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Doctors could use their own discretion in prescribing heroin to treat addiction, with loose overall control remaining with the Home Office.
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"These benefits are not for the Home Office to sell; the right to them has been given by Parliament," says Solange.
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A Home Office briefing note lists 483 types of abuse, ranging from forced labour to coercing spouses or servants into domestic work.
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Currently under Amazon, only store leadership and home office positions receive Amazon stock, neglecting the much deserved compensation of store team members.
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This might be a home office, coffee shop, library or even a private meeting room in your office that you can book.
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His asylum status isn't yet confirmed, and failure to comply with restrictions imposed by the Home Office counts as a criminal offense.
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This perch is perfect for morning coffee, a makeshift home office or, in true Martha fashion, a potted indoor herb garden. 3.
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A second bedroom includes space for a queen-size bed, and a third could be used as a den or home office.
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The Home Office has advertised twice for the role - a three-year contract with a salary of up to 140,000 pounds ($178,000).
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Some of them work from home, curled up on the couch or in a home office — maybe with a drone hovering nearby.
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You control the playlist in your home office, so a pair of great headphones is an investment in both focus and enjoyment.
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Quantopian recently made headlines when it announced that it had received a $250 million investment from Steve Cohen's Point72 family home office.
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According to Fox News transcripts, Hannity has spent the past week ranting about the search of Cohen's home, office, and hotel room.
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Those leaks may well have been payback from Home Office civil servants, whom Ms Rudd originally tried to blame for the scandal.
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We are spreading Friday cheer with a selection of great deals on technology for the kitchen, the home office, and for you.
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According to the Home Office website, the Home Secretary oversees the Home Office's three main responsibilities: security and terrorism, legislation, and expenditure.
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"The home office is the worst of both worlds," says productivity and organization expert Lisa Zaslow, CEO and founder of Gotham Organizers.
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On Tuesday, the UK is due to pass its controversial new surveillance law, the Investigatory Powers Act, according to the Home Office.
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Taxpayers who designate a space in their home to use exclusively for business can get money back through the home office deduction.
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A Home Office spokesperson told Motherboard in an email, "We can neither confirm nor deny the existence of mutual legal assistance requests."
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The Home Office has said the cash raised would "help fund the immigration system, secure the border and invest in improving processes".
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However, there is still no sign of the legislation, with the Home Office (interior ministry) saying it would come in "due course".
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The move comes after the FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room as part of a criminal investigation by the feds.
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The FBI reportedly took records related to both women from Cohen's home, office and hotel room during a raid earlier this year.
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" The UK Home Office said Love "has been charged with various computer hacking offense, including targeting U.S. military and federal government agencies.
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He met with Blair and took part in Home Office initiatives aimed at engaging with British Muslims after the July 7th attacks.
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When the skybox official stops a play for review, a group of three officials in the SEC's home office in Birmingham, Ala.
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Mr. Oswalt went to his home office, answered emails, did two phone interviews and noticed some sad news online: Prince had died.
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On the morning of April 17, the former president of Peru, Alan García, locked himself in his home office and shot himself.
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The Chicago operator was reportedly mentioned with her husband in warrants used to raid Cohen's home, office and hotel room last April.
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It was partly these payments that led authorities to raid Cohen's home, office and hotel on April 9, according to the Journal.
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" When asked to comment, a Home Office spokesperson said: "There have been no complaints about the treatment of detainees on this flight.
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I have a home office with all my 49er stuff and it is now too small to hold all of my items.
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It was 10 o'clock on a Friday night in Anderson Salgado's home office when he realized he was on to something big.
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The Foreign Office and Home Office in London had no immediate response to questions about how they planned to handle Ms. Yingluck.
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But for people living in smaller dwellings, the home office could be the kitchen table, sofa or the bedroom -- and that's ok.
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And don't get too smug: You deducted that "home office" on last year's return when we both know it's really your bedroom.
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TurboTax pointed out that, if you have a home office, a portion of repair and maintenance expenses can be allocated to it.
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As the Muslim population has grown, the number of hate crimes in England and Wales has risen, according to Home Office statistics.
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That request was part of a search warrant they secured for Mr. Cohen's home, office, hotel room and electronic devices in April.
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The British Home Office, the government department responsible for immigration issues, has not publicly commented on why it was taking so long.
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Peanut butter is now allowed in the house and not only in Mr. Pavlus's home office, along with sweets that aren't hidden.
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For school videoconferences on Zoom, she created a station for her son in her home office, where they work side by side.
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When her American husband, Jake, received a deportation order from the British Home Office, she thought there must have been a mistake.
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" A year later, the Home Office deployed six advertising vans displaying a message aimed at illegal immigrants: "Go home or face arrest.
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Wal-Mart's current home office, built in 1971, is located at the corner of SW 8th Street and Walton Boulevard in Bentonville.
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Keep your home-office buddy safe by wrangling tangled-up cords with reusable cable ties, cable sleeves, and a power strip hider.
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This new figure puts modern slavery second only to homicide in terms of its cost to British society, the Home Office said.
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An adjacent breakfast room is also used as a home office, and there is a downstairs powder room with a marble sink.
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Some 70 years later, the Home Office has said these people no longer have the right paperwork to stay in the country.
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The Home Office directed calls for a request for comment to the Cabinet Office, responsible for the administrative functions of the government.
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That's because the couple would often stay up late in the rush of the campaign, brainstorming from a home office they shared.
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The couple will still be protected by Metropolitan Police bodyguards as they are designated as "internationally protected people" by the Home Office.
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In her home office, "Girl With a Bamboo Earring" by Awol Erizku, who photographed Beyoncé's most recent pregnancy, hangs on the wall.
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Cohen has been in legal jeopardy for some time, after the feds raided his home, office, and hotel room on April 9.
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Shopping Guide When you're choosing seating for a home office, don't forget to think about where else you might be using it.
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There are also certain deductions you may be able to take as a digital nomad, like the home office you're using abroad.
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Debate immediately began on whether the medical profession or the Home Office should take the lead in the regulation of drug use.
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The arrests were part of a Home Office enforcement campaign named 'Operation Magnify' and took place between November and December this year.
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Savage, who plays from his home office in West Deptford, New Jersey, didn't do so hot, but he was impressed by Pluribus' style.
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A Home Office spokesperson previously told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an email "it would be inappropriate to comment on ongoing legal proceedings".
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Home Office sources hinted that Britain had previously helped with a handful of cases without death-penalty assurances, but declined to name them.
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We share a home office, but for the most part we try to work in separate parts of the house during the day.
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When we contacted the Home Office to ask which of its systems are running on Windows XP it failed to address the question.
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In the real world, you often have to wander away, but you can't let anyone know that when you're at a home office.
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Within a week, the Home Office will set up a panel of clinicians to review requests for access to cannabis for medical use.
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In 1990 the Home Office estimated that there were 20143,000 indecent images of children in circulation in Britain, in print and on video.
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He then went to work in his home office — answering emails, sending some tweets about Prince's death, and handling a few phone interviews.
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As many as 561,660 such interrogations took place between 2015 and 2016, according to the Middle East Eye (citing British Home Office figures).
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The Home Office has long promised to publish a comprehensive overview of its biometric data policies, but this has been delayed since 2012.
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A new website called Hipster Noise can simulate the sounds of a busy Starbucks, but from the lazy comfort of your home office.
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Mrs May is exchanging the likelihood of regression in housing and EU dealmaking for the mere possibility of progress at the Home Office.
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The best one for you might depend on the setup at your home, office, or coffee shop, and the exact features you need.
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In all, the Home Office thinks organised crime cost Britain £37bn ($56bn) in 2015-16, the latest year for which numbers are available.
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At one point the Home Office booked him on a flight back to Jamaica, the country he left as a child in 1965.
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The FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room in April in search of documents related to coverups of alleged affairs Trump had.
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Other extravagant elements of the Dubrow manse include a movie theater, a plush home office and a master bathroom with a lounging area.
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The Home Office, the newspaper reported, had not kept a record of those granted permission to remain or issued any paperwork confirming it.
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"The home secretary has tasked the Home Office and related agencies to look into this — we're part of that working group," he continued.
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Repatriation The Birmingham court heard that the victim had been returned from Pakistan to the UK with the assistance of the Home Office.
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In 22016, Home Office statistics revealed that black Britons were four times more likely to be stopped and searched compared to white Britons.
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Since the Home Office had disposed of old "landing cards", forms that documented the arrivals, a generation of Britons risked becoming illegal aliens.
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The Home Office has told them to sign up for e-mail alerts that will inform them if and when their status changes.
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Right Networks provides the cloud service for Quickbooks so that we can access information from either the home, office, or on the road.
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All the bedrooms are on the lower level, including the enormous master suite, which features a home office and two walk-in closets.
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His resignation in April came shortly after the FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel after a referral from special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The daughter of a clergyman, Ms. May was regarded as a modernizer in the Conservative Party before taking over at the Home Office.
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Although he retired from classroom duties in 1988, Professor Anderson continued to give talks, attend seminars and do research from his home office.
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Francis, dialling in from his home office, was wearing a plaid shirt and sitting in front of a painting of a clipper ship.
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The subpoena was delivered prior to the early April searches by FBI agents of Cohen's home, office and hotel room, this person said.
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Essex Police and the Home Office refused to comment on whether it was investigating Ms My's whereabouts as part of the lorry probe.
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In 2017, the Home Office released partial figures showing that at least 20163 LGBTQ people were detained in English detention centers in 2016.
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People who had been signing for months, complying with Home Office regulations, found themselves detained in the weeks running up to the flight.
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The Home Secretary Charles Clarke lost his job and the Home Office began prioritizing the identification, management, and expulsion of foreign national offenders.
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And because I now have a home office, I wanted to get an ergonomic chair since I sit for most of the day.
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He was instrumental with the initial issuance and development of such warnings at his home office in Melbourne during Hurricane Charley in 2004.
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One overlooks the pool and another could be used as a home office; they share a bathroom with a large walk-in shower.
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Best Buy announced its shifting all of its stores to curbside only as demand surges for home office equipment amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The brick-paved driveway leads to a two-car garage with electricity and space for other uses, like a studio or home office.
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It briefly looked like the UK was finally on the horizon for these families, until last week the Home Office announced an appeal.
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A documentary about the canonic thinker, shot mostly in her home office, seems straightforward at first, then jellyfish start shimmering across the screen.
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Every question I asked, from how she was doing to what challenges she faced at the home office, was batted away with monosyllables.
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You'll want to consider everything from your home-office setup, the communication tools you'll use, and how you'll stay connected to your team.
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A flight of industrial steel stairs leads to a loft space that overlooks the living area and was used as a home office.
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The company said it had seen a spike in sales of home office goods as well as TVs and washing machines this month.
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The committee said that it had been unable to gain access to evidence about the attack from the Home Office and other authorities.
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It has three bedrooms, three full baths and two half baths, and a home office that could be converted into a fourth bedroom.
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Coffee shops are, for many, the home office — at least until that fateful day when you spill your latte all over your laptop.
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And for the better part of the 21st century, the Knicks have been a virtual home office for creative, dismissive acts of unaccountability.
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If you set aside and regularly use a portion of your home for your business, you may qualify for a home office deduction.
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" Its program "Digital Shepherds", developed in partnership with the UK's Home Office, would "automate the process of identifying individuals at risk of radicalization.
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The request from Britain for the United States to send her back to face charges was announced by the Home Office on Friday.
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Police Scotland will not foot the bill for the visit after ministers balked at the cost, prompting the Home Office to step in.
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"I once used the color on all the walls of a home office, and it gave it a really rich look," Epps said.
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England and Wales, on the other hand, had 29 gun-related deaths from March 2017 to March 2018, according to the Home Office.
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And it could probably also claim immunity to state anti-discrimination laws if its home office fired a direct employee for being gay.
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But it said it was up to the Home Office (interior ministry) to decide whether to seek Sacoolas' extradition formally through diplomatic channels.
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The Home Office (interior ministry) said it was working closely with Italian, Greek and other European authorities to bring vulnerable children to Britain.
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With my birthday nearly a month away, I slipped a note under his home-office door with a coupon for the Bravo website.
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His father spent summers at the home office of his company, in New York City, and a young Mr. Donen would accompany him.
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In an emailed statement, the Home Office said it was disappointed with the judgment and that it had been granted permission to appeal.
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Our MP in Northern Ireland, Órfhlaith Begley, was also brilliant – she was on the phone to us and the Home Office the whole time.
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I think Steve actually came to the agreement with the Home Office at 2AM, talking on his mobile outside a nightclub in west London.
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The cab company owner is reportedly mentioned with her husband in FBI warrants used to raid Cohen's home, office and hotel room last week.
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Sarah Gailey: My writing space is my home office, where I share a double-wide desk with my partner, who also works at home.
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Henrietta sits on a bookshelf in the doctor's home office, coiled like a yard-long strand of spaghetti, in an alcohol-filled glass jar.
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According to the Oregon Lottery, as he was cleaning his home office, Panisa unexpectedly came across a lottery ticket he had purchased on Jan.
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She trod water in the Home Office for six years while David Cameron's inner circle got on with the job of reforming the country.
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Mrs May built a reputation for dogged competence during six years at the Home Office, a tricky beat that has wrecked many political careers.
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The good news is, there's a regular stream of devices that can help make your home office the envy of your telecommuting co-workers.
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As the department responsible for immigration and customs controls, among other things, the Home Office will shoulder a good chunk of Brexit's administrative burden.
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The sharpest and most immediate pressure may be on the Border Force, the agency within the Home Office that enforces immigration and customs controls.
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The agency is now setting up national data and intelligence units, but Ms Owens calls the funding from the Home Office "very small beer".
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"He has insisted the Home Office treat the situation as a major incident and has ... asked for daily updates," it said in a statement.
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A home office flanked by built-in bookshelves also sits in the middle of the house, offering outdoor views through floor-to-ceiling windows.
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After his passport application was turned down, the Home Office claimed he was an illegal immigrant because he lacked the documents to prove otherwise.
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The bedroom is massive by New York City standards and has its own marble bathroom, his and hers dressing rooms and a home office.
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"The Home Office needs to stop detaining survivors of trafficking and gender-based violence immediately," opposition lawmaker Jess Phillips said in a parliamentary debate.
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The list also included a Paddypower advert showing blind footballers mistakenly kicking a cat, a Home Office campaign against domestic violence and a Match.
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Celebrity interior decorator Martin Amado is at your service with tips to revitalize your home office and closet, two busy spaces where clutter thrives!
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A spokesman in the Home Office press office hadn't immediately heard of any discussions with the messaging company on the topic of age verification.
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It is to be found in suburban England, where Mr Clark documents the life of a terrorism suspect under a Home Office control order.
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While being denied asylum, one applicant was reportedly told by the Home Office that she could not be a lesbian because she had children.
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The president has distanced himself from his former lawyer since Cohen was the subject of FBI raids on his home, office and hotel room.
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The Home Office has refused some claims on the basis that they don't believe those making them are gay, lesbian, bisexual, intersex, or transgender.
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Cohen is currently under criminal investigation in New York over his business dealings, and last month the FBI raided his home, office and hotel.
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Verhofstadt, however, said the parliament would closely scrutinize how the British Home Office (interior ministry)prepares to apply the new rules to EU citizens.
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A recent study by the Home Office examined the impact of a stop-and-search drive in 2008, also aimed at curbing knife crime.
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While some jobs (like equipment maintenance) require an employee to be on site, almost all office jobs can be conducted from a home office.
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Photo: TJ Maxx This calming tinted lamp is perfect for a coffee table or at-home office and will brighten your coworker's holiday season.
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Officials said that Russia targeted "millions" of network devices as part of the coordinated campaign, including small office/home office routers and residential routers.
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A Home Office spokesperson insisted free movement would come to an end on October 31 and said the paper did not reflect current thinking.
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If there is any advantage of a home office it's that you can use it more than you would an office away from home.
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In 1980, Mr. Bozzi was summoned back to the home office in Milan, a move that, if nothing else, represented a lucrative gastronomic promotion.
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The Home Office insists that force is used as a last resort, but overwhelmingly people spoke of the escorts as violent, racist, and smug.
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Her right to asylum was denied as the Home Office ruled there was not enough evidence to prove that she is an LGBT activist.
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But she still records herself in a tiny bathroom off her home office, which she turned into a studio after the toilet stopped working.
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The company is providing reimbursement to parents for additional daycare expenses caused by the outbreak, as well as for home office set up expenses.
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"A new wider review must be independent and should examine oversights failure and the impact of policies on the culture of Home Office operations."
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The Home Office also clarified that the legalization of cannabis-derived medicinal products did not clear the way toward legalizing cannabis for recreational use.
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In 2014, their big idea was allowing parents to deduct the cost of a home office with a crib in it from their taxes.
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At the front, steel-framed glass walls define a home office and a sitting room where they like to watch movies and eat takeout.
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May's own Home Office estimated that the rule could cost the British economy more than $200 million, but she went through with it anyway.
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Mr. Cohen's commitment to Mr. Trump began to wane after a highly publicized F.B.I. raid on his home, office and hotel room in April.
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The company added the home office measures are also in effect in Toronto while offices in China, Japan, Singapore and Switzerland are also affected.
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When I bought a house, I created a home office where I put that desk, and that's where I go during normal working hours.
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Coway Airmega 200M for $133 ($156 off): We recommend this simple, stylish air purifier as a good option for a bedroom or home office.
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She does that work in a studio in her mother's garden in Hallstahammar, a town in central Sweden, to avoid mussing her home office.
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"I was in my home office going over the Twitter account and I noticed that one," he said in a telephone interview on Sunday.
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The total number of officers in England and Wales fell more than 413,500 from September 2010 to September 2016, according to the Home Office.
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Their security teams are a part of a specialized division of the Metropolitan Police that is funded by Britain&aposs taxpayer-supported Home Office.
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Liz Clegg was working twenty-hour days, trying to complete a head count of all the unaccompanied children to present to the Home Office.
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"The haphazard way the Home Office has dealt with these children is nothing less than emotional and psychological abuse," Liz Clegg told a reporter.
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He also keeps a home office in his two-bedroom apartment at Abington House, a rental building in West Chelsea owned by Related Companies.
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Verhofstadt, however, said the parliament would closely scrutinise how the British Home Office (interior ministry)prepares to apply the new rules to EU citizens.
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The views of the site's director, Robert Spencer, on Islam led the British Home Office to ban him from entering the country in 22015.
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Monday's report covered only a small part of the materials seized by authorities in raids on Cohen's home, office and hotel room in April.
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Kanye West was dropping his daughter North off at school when Kim Kardashian West sneaked into her home office, upstairs, to take my call.
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Bobby was expected to pay a $1 billion settlement and turn his Axe Capital into a "home office," meaning he'd only be managing his money.
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She called on the Home Office to issue an apology and quickly amend the policy, which serves as a reference document on trafficking in Nigeria.
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Revising its nuclear emergency strategy comes after the Belgium Ministry of Health and the Belgium Home Office assessed impacts of nuclear disasters in other countries.
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" A spokeswoman for the Home Office responded that "all UK visa applications are considered on their individual merits and in line with UK immigration rules.
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Whatever her other deficiencies, Theresa May, after six years at the Home Office (Britain's interior ministry), can plausibly present herself as a "security prime minister".
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The Home Office attributed the rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes to a response to a string of terror attacks on British soil last year.
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For her annual holiday party, Cosmopolitan senior editor Jessica Goodman cleared out her home office and covered one of its walls with CVS wrapping paper.
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Called AR View, customers can select thousands of items like home decor, electronics, home office products, toys, and games, and place them in their home.
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Since its development in the 18th century, freemasonry has drawn the ire of the Catholic church, right-wing politicians and, more recently, Britain's Home Office.
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The Dell UltraSharp U2715H has a beautiful 27-inch, 2560×1440-resolution, IPS display that is the perfect size and resolution for a home office.
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A network-attached storage device allows you to add terabytes of storage to your home-office setup without having to keep an external drive connected.
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You can use this in a home office or other enclosed space, but you'll want to keep the windows open and gloves on your hands.
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No one, least of all the Home Office, seems to know the number of people affected, but experts reckon it may be tens of thousands.
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The homes are owned by property company Jomast, a subcontractor for global security group G4S, which holds the Home Office asylum contract for northeast England.
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Pottery Barn: Up to 21% off select outdoor, plus an extra 2000% off with code OUTDOOR225; up to 22% off home office; 25% off armchairs.
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The Jamaican-born nurse cared for wounded British soldiers during the Crimean War, despite the home office rejecting her request to travel to the region.
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Purchasing a business address is cheap and offers credibility while working out of a home office, while strategic partnerships can offer free yet valuable resources.
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Jenner experienced a home invasion in December (by a different suspect), where the man in question made it all the way inside her home office.
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When you go home, your smartphone knows that you're no longer at work and pulls up a totally different computing environment in your home office.
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So whether you're looking to improve your home office, alleviate your back, or upgrade your desk setup, you might as well give it a try.
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Home Office officials said the scheme, which will be phased in later this year and run until June 2021, was designed not to be burdensome.
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In order to seal the deal, each twin chipped in about $3,000 and established East Coast Dyes' home office in the basement and living room.
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Yet during her six-year tenure at the Home Office, the number of police officers dropped by 19.5 percent, a figure disputed by Downing Street.
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"It's about 1,500 minors who will go to reception centers, where they will meet personnel from the Home Office (British interior ministry)," the official said.
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The FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room last month, seizing at least eight boxes of documents and more than a dozen electronic devices.
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The Forced Marriage Unit, a joint team from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Home Office, was set up in the UK in 2005.
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The company will bring a car for a test drive directly to a home, office, or anywhere that is most convenient for the potential buyer.
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London's Metropolitan Police department has drafted in reinforcements from almost every police force in the UK, Home Office Minister Nick Hurt told Parliament on Thursday.
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At the Home Office, she resisted pressure from the American government to extradite Gary McKinnon, a Briton accused of computer hacking, citing human rights concerns.
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Home Office officials believe the EU citizens could face "another Windrush" scandal after Brexit, which could see thousands treated poorly or detained, the Times reported.
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As CNN has previously reported, his enthusiasm dipped after the raid on the home, office and hotel room of his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen.
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"I did an interview [with the Home Office] on 13th March but I have a strong feeling I will be rejected like Majhor," Adel says.
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Home Office data shows an estimated 6 percent of asylum claims made in Britain between July 2015 and March 2017 were based on sexual orientation.
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In June of 2012, officers from several forces joined colleagues from the Serious Organised Crime Agency and the National Crime Agency at the Home Office.
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Security & Policing is an annual event run by the UK's Home Office, where military, law enforcement, and surveillance contractors show their wares to potential customers.
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I put the lamp on a stool in our home office so I could work and read with soft, dimmable, warm lighting in the evenings.
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The bad news was what they said would not be covered — our garage, for instance, because, the adjusters said, it includes a home office above.
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The foyer, which is large enough to hold a home office, opens to a living room with a fireplace and an adjacent formal dining room.
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Rather, the "home" office for the case (called the "office of origin") will send a lead to the field office with jurisdiction over that area.
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It stood directly across the street from mine — I could see it from the window of my home office — but I almost missed the demolition.
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The new contract would save about $170 million over five years and create around 70 jobs at Gemalto's offices in Britain, the Home Office said.
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But when complexities arise, you can still find yourself fretting over Internal Revenue Service rules, as I did with the broken-pipe home-office deduction.
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And retail experts said that much of the creative process takes place in and around its European home office, far from many of its markets.
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Her primary work space is her home office overlooking the swimming pool in the backyard of the English cottage-like house she shares with Halttunen.
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A spokesman for the Home Office confirmed on Wednesday that the visas had not been suspended, while reaffirming the government's commitment to overhauling the program.
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In his home office, there's a mood board on which he's pinned sketches for his latest project, to be shown at Design Miami in December.
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Brighten up your home office with this adorable action figure of post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh, who was no stranger to hard times himself.
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To the left of the guesthouse is a garage that has been converted into two spaces: a home office and an indoor-outdoor dining area.
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If we experience a total outage at the home office, we can switch operation within four hours with the core functionality to run the business.
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The next day my supervisor called me into a room where the whole home office surprised me with a big cake with sparklers on top.
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Over the last decade and a half, I've scraped by with mediocre home office furniture to the detriment of my body and possibly my soul.
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Get in on World Market's 30% off furniture sale and score sweet deals on a springy new sofa, plus tons of essential home-office stuff.
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She craved a second bedroom to use as her home office, where she could spread out her drawings and samples of stone, wood and tile.
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I spent every day after school in their company headquarters, after the business finally outgrew the home office that also doubled as my childhood bedroom.
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Mr. Rosenstein also personally signed off on an F.B.I. raid of the home, office and hotel room of Michael D. Cohen, the president's personal lawyer.
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The front entrance on the ground level leads to a partly finished space that could be converted into a home office, gym or art studio.
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Calling from her beloved Brooklyn home office, Glazer named ten things that she cannot imagine life without — for better and, in one instance, for worse.
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"I so hope that maybe, if God is willing, in this coming week the Home Office will give an answer for me," Wasil told me.
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On February 8th, the Home Office announced that it was shutting down the Dubs plan, saying that it "encourages" children to become refugees in Europe.
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Knowing this was going to be a problem no matter what router I had in my home office, I set out to try mesh networking.
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But the Home Office told Business Insider it was unable to supply data on whether any of the 394 went on to commit terror offences.
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But British news outlets reported that because Ms. Begum's mother has a Bangladeshi passport, the Home Office decided that it could remove her British citizenship.
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She decided to take a look and found that a CPA was selling exactly what she wanted: the Home Office Spreadsheet, for a modest $9.95.
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Each year, more than a million messages reach Mr. Kerr's home office in Calgary, he said, mostly asking for puppies, bikes and, more recently, iPhones.
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Questioned by VICE News, a Home Office spokesperson refused to rule out the possibility that an Eritrean asylum seeker could be deported directly to Eritrea.
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You could even use this tiny wooden cottage that's more than $2,000 off right now as a home office or a small sleeping alcove for guests.
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The FBI said owners of any small-office/home-office (SOHO) routers should reboot their devices, but that won&apost fully get rid of the malware.
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It may prevent a visual appearance, but kids can make plenty of noise banging on a home office door and asking for mommy or daddy's help.
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But the whole time I was sitting in that hospital with Billy, I knew Steve Moore was negotiating 24 hours a day with the Home Office.
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But almost six years later, the country's Home Office has defended the continued retention of such images, saying, basically, the problem is too expensive to fix.
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Cohen's home, office and a hotel room in New York were raided by the FBI in April as part of an investigation into his business dealings.
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In 2017-18 only 0.4% of 16- to 59-year-olds in Britain used the category of drugs that includes spice, according to the Home Office.
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That's right, the accessory once reserved for nightclubs and dance floors can make a stylish addition to your bedroom, kitchen, living area, or even home office.
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According to the curator, the Home Office mainly objected to his yearly income of $20,400 Egyptian pounds, which is slightly above the average salary in Egypt.
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Those tools apparently ended up in Moscow after Kaspersky antivirus software detected them on Pho's home computer and sent them to Kaspersky's home office for analysis.
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"I am receiving regular updates and the Home Office will work closely with Essex Police as we establish exactly what has happened," Johnson said on Twitter.
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But her time at the Home Office before becoming prime minister also hints at a tendency towards control-freakery and perhaps even a resistance to scrutiny.
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Hyland in October told parliament that he resigned after his independence had been "heavily compromised" by Home Office officials over issues ranging from budgets to recruitment.
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My mom and I arrived here in 222, and we were housed between London, Doncaster, Newcastle, and Kent while the Home Office considered our asylum application.
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A Home Office spokesman confirmed that asylum seekers being supported to recover from slavery would be eligible for funding to travel to appointments from November 1.
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Next step: She moved out of her fancy office (and into a home office) so she didn't have to work so hard to make ends meet.
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During Mrs May's time at the Home Office she introduced a range of policies to deter foreign students, often justified by the number overstaying their visas.
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Consumers tend to use the smart speakers in either the living room (45.9% do) or kitchen (41.4%), followed by the bedroom (36.8%) and home office (10.9%).
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In August around 2403 EU citizens living in Britain were accidentally sent letters by the Home Office ordering them to leave the country or face deportation.
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Pottery Barn: Up to 70% off select sale items; up to 50% off select chandeliers; up to 30% home office; up to 503% off coffee tables.
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Although the "notoriety clause" is almost never used, its very existence gives the Home Office wide discretion, says Nick Nason, an immigration lawyer at Edgewater Legal.
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Users of iPhones would, she said, be unable to use the Home Office app to scan their digital passport chips in order to apply for residence.
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Catherine Bearder, a lawmaker from Britain's anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats, said Home Office staff had suggested people borrow other types of smartphone in order to register.
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For example, while a laptop you need to do your work would count, adding a gaming system for personal use in your home office would not.
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"We are confident that compliance will largely be driven by public scrutiny, without the need for burdensome regulation," a Home Office spokesman said in a statement.
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I read the news in bed and cuddle with T. a bit before putting on a pot of coffee and checking emails in my home office.
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Metail used an online email checking service, available via a Home Office portal, which suggested Chen could, in fact, work while the company license was suspended.
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Her Labour opponent, Jeremy Corbyn, criticized Theresa May's policies when she was still in the Home Office blaming her for fewer financial resources for the authorities.
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So I turned to the Home Office for help to claim asylum—but instead I was taken into detention and locked up, despite my suicide attempt.
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Law enforcement sources tell us it appears someone forced a door open into the home office in the back of the house and stole several purses.
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Federal investigators raided Cohen&aposs home, office and hotel room in April and seized more than four million electronic communications, recorded conversations, videos and other documents.
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The justice faces additional charges over furniture he took from the state Capitol to his home office, including an antique desk, the Charleston Gazette-Mail reported.
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My two-bedroom apartment costs a cool $2,600 a month — a bit less than half my gross income — for which I get a spacious home office.
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The project is a collaboration between Estonia's Home Office and the police force, and is part of a programme designed to encourage innovation in public services.
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Now, five years later, she has built a practice from her home office in suburban St. Louis negotiating contracts for rabbis and cantors — 125 so far.
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She had been home secretary since May 2010, an achievement in itself given the history of the Home Office as a dead end for political careers.
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Mr. Cameron valued her workaholic talents, naming her Home Office secretary, one of the four senior cabinet posts, only the second woman to hold the job.
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Home Office data shows an estimated 6 percent of all asylum claims made in Britain between July 2015 and March 2017 were based on sexual orientation.
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And secondly, if there is some doubt, then the government ought to agree to allow a wide array of documentation than the Home Office currently allows.
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A Home Office spokesman said the government was working to put in place an immigration system which works in the interests of the whole of Britain.
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A former Home Office employee told The Guardian that, during a 2010 office move, the agency destroyed thousands of landing card slips recording immigrants' arrival dates.
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The severely epileptic 12-year-old hit headlines earlier this year when the Home Office confiscated the Canadian-bought cannabis oil that made his condition manageable.
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The Home Office did not respond directly to a question asking if there could be drugs covered by the Psychoactive Substances Act that couldn't be tested.
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Victims of torture are not meant to be detained, precisely because of the trauma it can trigger, although the Home Office frequently flouts its own rules.
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I've found myself crawling on the floor of my home office to evade laser beams and robot sentries in games like Budget Cuts and Unseen Diplomacy.
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If you are suddenly doing the whole "remote" thing, you may have already stocked up on all the essentials needed for a successful home-office sojourn.
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I'm writing this from my home office, after every tech source I was scheduled to meet during the week canceled, citing fear of contracting the coronavirus.
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The court seemed to be afraid of the prisoner, as, indeed, the Home Office seems to be afraid of the whole gang of female mischief-makers.
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While notebooks have replaced many desktops, they still tend to remain relegated to the home office or the bedroom rather than accompanying us around the house.
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A bonus room with a built-in wall unit and an en-suite bathroom can be used as a home office or a semiprivate guest room.
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"There is no route within the immigration rules which would allow the family to remain in the U.K.," a spokesman for the Home Office said Thursday.
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M.video said supplies from China had resumed, but it was seeking to replenish stocks through domestic purchases of essential household appliances, home office equipment and expendables.
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So she did what any devoted pet owner would do and gave Biggie Smalls her home office, installing an eight-foot-long gate at the entrance.
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That means you must use your home office regularly and substantially to do your work, be it meeting clients or performing administrative or billing work there.
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It was about 8:2098 pm on December 2774, and Marjorie Pollack, a physician and epidemiologist, was working in her home office in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.
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A spokesman for Britain's Home Office said on Saturday it was helping his family travel to the country from Syria, but did not provide further details.
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"Nothing can be just small and regular, we have to go a little bit overboard," Drew admitted as they showed of their nearly unrecognizable home office.
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At lunch, she logs off and pops out of her home office to have lunch and play with her younger child or go to the gym.
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Until last week, the Home Office, the agency that administers immigration policy, had advised Caribbean-born residents to hire lawyers, which many of them cannot afford.
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But Mr. Rutnam said that he planned instead to sue the Home Office for "constructive dismissal," a legal term for being forced out of a job.
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Security experts have said that Britain's Home Office will probably continue to provide the couple with some police protection, given their status as prominent public figures.
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Ms. Moody, 36, is the managing editor for publications of the Travel Leaders Group, a travel agency company; she works from a home office in Philadelphia.
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The day before Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh went before the Senate Judiciary Committee, I climbed up on my swivel chair in my home office.
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A bag that's remained untouched, she must confess, since she dumped it in a corner of their home office upon returning from the rather discouraging orientation.
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Getting started costs $10,995 and includes a six-day in-person training course in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, ongoing home office support and $2000 million in insurance.
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In Ms. Begum's case, Britain's Home Office informed her family that it intended to revoke her citizenship, according to a family lawyer, effectively rendering her stateless.
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The Home Office stated that victims of trafficking will be offered support, while 'those who have no right to be in the UK will be removed'.
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I was sitting in my home office, working on this very column about neighbors getting into arguments over drones, when I heard a strange buzzing sound outside.
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Police recorded more than 5,000 possible victims of modern slavery last year; the Home Office estimates that in 2013 the true figure could have been 10,000-13,000.
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The FBI raided Cohen's home, office, and hotel room in April, and agents reportedly seized documents and other materials related to the payments Cohen made to Daniels.
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The Home Office can, and does occasionally, stop people from entering if they consider their presence in the UK to be non-conducive to the public good.
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Over the last few months, the Home Office has tried to make it clear that it does not want to ban encryption, or to introduce encryption backdoors.
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It appears that after weeks of hearings, and from consultations with dozens of experts, the Joint Committee is just as confused about encryption as the Home Office.
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A second legal challenge against the use of facial recognition cameras is being brought against the London police force and the Home Office by Big Brother Watch.
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In addition to helping local police solve crimes, the Home Office report also proposes using the centralized database for vetting migrants at borders and verifying Visa applications.
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Their grants would have covered flights, accommodation, and living expenses while in the UK. Abdelrahman Othman was one of the three curators whom the Home Office rejected.
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It is harder to detect people in such vehicles than in soft-sided ones, says David Wood, a former boss of immigration enforcement at the Home Office.
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Cohen is under criminal investigation for possible campaign-finance violations, bank fraud, and wire fraud following the FBI's April raids on his home, office, and hotel room.
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She spent her time in the Home Office building a reputation as a competent administrator and waiting for the shine to come off Mr Cameron's modernisation project.
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Then I answer emails and bill my time from the previous week from my home office in order to let the dog stay outside a little longer.
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Update April 11th, 9:10AM ET: Added confirmation from Home Office that Assange was arrested due to an extradition request and is accused of computer related offences.
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Years before he died, Andy Offutt wrote a secret will that charged his oldest son with the dismantling and disposal of the contents of his home office.
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He swears all the time, asks (male) cops about their sex lives and wrestles with a "super-fiendish" sudoku while on a call with the Home Office.
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Xenophon said on Saturday he had received advice overnight from the UK Home Office that, due to a "rare peculiarity", they considered him a British overseas citizen.
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Working remotely from the road, from coffee shops, or from his home office in Fort Collins, Colorado, gives Keyes the opportunity to benefit from his own searching.
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A Home Office spokesperson said that Byron had carried out the required "right to work" checks on its members of staff, but had been shown false documentation.
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And after the events of recent weeks, many might wonder whether the Home Office, of all departments, is well placed to judge others on their good character.
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They aim to be the LEGO of high-end home batteries, allowing you to add some real power storage to your home, office, or Zombie-proof bunker.
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Last month, the FBI raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room to seize a collection of documents, including those detailing payments on behalf of Trump to Daniels.
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Home Office figures, which are known to underestimate drug prevalence, show that 550,221 people admitted to taking ecstasy at least once last year in England and Wales.
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For freelancers, this may cover everything from a portion of your monthly phone bills (though probably not the whole thing) to home office expenses to household utilities.
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I stay in my home office and answer more emails, waste time on social media, and edit another session while she does the rest of the house.
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The minimalist chassis is perfect for a PC owner who doesn't care for flashy lights, and it fits effortlessly in a home office or video game cave.
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Britain is working to improve victim support and eradicate slavery by requiring firms to act to clean up their supply chains, said the interior ministry (Home Office).
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It is understood that British Sugar was granted an exceptionally rare "high-THC" Home Office license in 2016, allowing them to grow the plant on their premises.
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Robbins, Second Permanent Secretary at the Home Office, will move to his new role as head of the EU unit on July 4, the Cabinet Office said.
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"I'm also a big fan of creating vision boards in your home office of things you wish to accomplish, both personally and professionally in 2018," he concludes.
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A spokesman for the Home Office (interior ministry) said it would continue to work closely with stakeholders across the country on the future "skills-based immigration system".
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Research by the Home Office found that ISIS used 145 new platforms in the six months to the end of 2017, that had never been used before.
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The legislation is being drafted by the Home Office and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and will be announced in a few months' time.
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Police said they were called to Marsham Street where the Home Office (interior ministry) is located after a report of a man armed with a knife outside.
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CNN's most recent reporting is that he is leaning away from doing an interview since federal agents raided his attorney Michael Cohen's home, office and hotel room.
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"IT'S KIND of heartbreaking to read," said Shamima Begum in response to a letter from the Home Office telling her that her British citizenship had been revoked.
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After being dismissed from his role as FBI director, James Comey filled his home office in Virginia with reminders of the twists and turns in his career.
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Her father was an owner of Southern Express Lubes, an oil-change and automobile-services chain based in Chevy Chase, Md.; he worked in a home office.
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" The civil servant told me of May, "You can do that in the Home Office and operate like that, with a small coterie of people around you.
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Her six-year tenure at the Home Office showed her to be a tough operator and put her in charge of a number of flash-point issues.
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The Home Office frequently dimisses statements from friends and partners of LGBTQI people about their sexual orientation or gender identity, and ignores evidence from charities, it said.
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