So keep out the Mexicans, keep out the Muslims, etc.
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They keep out input and challenges, and sometimes they even keep out change.
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"Not only will a wall keep out the dangerous drug dealers, it will also keep out ... the heroin poisoning our youth," Trump told New Hampshire voters in October of 2016.
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He wants to build a wall to keep out immigrants.
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Complete with 'Keep out' signs and topped with razor wire.
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I try my best to keep out of the frame.
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Britain is highly unlikely even to keep out the unskilled.
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The barricade was meant to keep out an active shooter.
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Complete with "Keep out" signs and topped with razor wire.
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" For instance, one reaction was "walls don't keep out viruses.
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He will build a wall to keep out the immigrants.
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It also completely failed to keep out certain unwelcome visitors.
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Human Trafficking, Drugs and Criminals of all dimensions - KEEP OUT!
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Shouldn't that be chilled to keep out all the bacterial grossness?
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The system aims to preserve free speech and keep out trolls.
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THAT'S WHAT I'M FOCUSED ON. KEEP OUT OF POLITICS, STAY APOLITICAL.
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Some backed Mr Macron only to keep out Ms Le Pen.
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What would massive forts of dragonglass be built to keep out?
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This "Keep Out" allure is what amplified a logo's "cool" index.
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The Hill: Republicans want Trump to keep out of border talks.
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They also have a natural storm welt to keep out moisture.
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Building walls, both physical and informational, to keep out the bears.
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There were nets on the windows to keep out the mosquitoes.
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The guards had orders, it was said, to keep out journalists.
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"My parents' attitude was, 'Keep out of it'," says Mr Konopinski.
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A little Lycra in the cuffs helps keep out the breeze.
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For decades locals have worried about how to keep out other Indians.
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The other side uses reflective panels to help keep out extreme heat.
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Like good football referees, the best regulators keep out of the headlines.
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But Whirlpool later successfully lobbied for tariffs to keep out foreign rivals.
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This large-capacity case is designed to keep out water and moisture.
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These layers keep out most oxygen, preventing insects from surviving and reproducing.
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"Leave immediately and keep out to avoid any misunderstanding," a voice said.
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Yet all that work may not be enough to keep out ransomware.
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"Afghanistan should keep out the rivalry of the regional powers," he said.
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But this time he wasn't expected to keep out of the way.
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"Keep out of Libya," Ghassan Salamé told reporters at the United Nations.
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Or is that something you try to keep out of your view?
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The more stuff you can keep out of the landfill, the better.
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He says it is needed to keep out undocumented immigrants and illegal drugs.
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This could be because barriers to competition keep out even well-funded newcomers.
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Building a wall to keep out illegal immigrants is not a novel plan.
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The question of how to keep out the undesirable will become more urgent.
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The faded "Keep Out" signs along the rickety fence are all but redundant.
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Some voters may do so for tactical reasons to keep out the extremes.
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Corrugated-iron walls, watchtowers, barbed wire and a hefty padlock keep out thieves.
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By their very existence, walls are meant to keep in and keep out.
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Now Pornhub has to fight to keep out videos where no one fucks.
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Nintendo is aggressively trying to maintain the Switch's security and keep out modders.
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It only verbalized a clear desire to keep out an entire religious group.
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"I would police it pretty hard to keep out the fraud," he said.
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It lingers as a horrific soundtrack he can't keep out of his head.
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And that we keep out those attempts by some to violate the constitution.
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She'd had her eyes closed then, too, to keep out the water spray.
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Moreover, we did not build "a fence to keep out Middle Eastern refugees".
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The fencing was intended to help keep out drug smugglers and unauthorized migrants.
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He also called for sealing up our borders to keep out the virus.
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You would expect that the strong dollar would keep out import price inflation.
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But, in general, the Siq was kept narrow to keep out invading armies.
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Bedsheets hang in the doorways as decoration and to keep out the dust.
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James Comey, the bureau's director, has largely tried to keep out of politics.
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The film's conceit is that the wall was built to keep out monsters.
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Keep out of office gossip, and be direct and professional with your communication.
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KS: And to keep out bad actors, which we think is almost impossible.
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Drivers in New Jersey say the decision amounts to a "keep out" sign.
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To be clear, who did the America First-ers want to keep out?
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In practice, that required him to stay in bed and keep out of trouble.
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Captchas, meant to be an obstacle for bots, can also keep out blind people.
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We'll need to keep out immigrants desperate to enter our crumbling wasteland, after all.
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How a wall was made in real life to keep out the wild northerners.
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I began to think harder about fences that would keep out the wild pigs.
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However, in some cases, it's what you keep out of your portfolio that matters.
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Together, the layers keep out most oxygen, which prevents insects from surviving and reproducing.
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And one that someone took pains to keep out of reach for the Bushes.
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In the Netherlands and Sweden, centrist parties have banded together to keep out nationalists.
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But, with the stakes so high, the US has taken pains to keep out.
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Yellen has worked assiduously to keep out of the intense fray on Capitol Hill.
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" He's banned visitors from seven Muslim countries to keep out "bad and dangerous people.
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He wore a red bandanna over his face to keep out smoke and debris.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump just can't keep out of the Democratic presidential race.
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About 50 other houses are occupied, with blue tarps to keep out the rain.
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If Trump builds his wall, he'll lock more Mexican immigrants in than he'll keep out.
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Once sex-based protections are gone, we can't easily keep out only the dangerous people.
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Signs at the entrance to the women's segregated sleeping quarters warn men to keep out.
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Yael: Don't people know they're supposed to keep out-of-use keycards in steel cages?
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I wear my eating disorder like a sign on my chest: under construction, keep out.
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"The goal has been to keep out Ryanair," the person said in reference to negotiations.
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Harrelson's character in War is trying to build a massive wall to keep out invaders.
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In the winter, the lawyers stuffed towels around the windows to keep out the cold.
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Some German sailors put their water bottles in plastic bags to keep out the seawater.
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The idea of rendering visible things that the state tries to keep out of sight.
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RuPaul told the Associated Press last year that he wanted to keep out of politics.
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The boiling water had a safety lock on it to keep out of children's reach.
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Finally, the chest should be opened as infrequently as possible, to keep out warm air.
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The selective scale is in line with Mr. Macron's determination to keep out economic migrants.
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It's now flourishing after a decade of community efforts to keep out chemicals and waste.
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Would they run out of protective gowns and the N95 masks that keep out pathogens?
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Light from a lamp on a stool, and a barricaded window to keep out thieves.
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As we write our lives, like a good novel, our lives keep out-writing us.
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Most importantly, at least Facebook is making a baseline effort to keep out underage users.
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And initiatives funded to help the very people the wall is aimed to keep out.
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And manpower to supplement the wall, find and dislocate tunnels and keep out criminal cartels.
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That should keep out grifters and make sure the studies stay representative of Facebook's user base.
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If you must go outside, experts recommend using a mask designed to keep out particulate matter.
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Trump has promised to build the border wall to keep out illegal immigrants and drug smugglers.
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Several people are lobbyists, a group who Trump has promised to keep out of the government.
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He also pledged to build a wall on the Mexican border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Trump has vowed to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border to keep out immigrants.
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But no one had ever thought of putting up a wall to keep out the Canadians.
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It suggests that Britain cannot keep out murderers, rapists and terrorists when, in fact, it can.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The justices of the Supreme Court know how to keep out of trouble.
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Hasidim embrace computers and cellphones even if they may add filters to keep out objectionable material.
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These behemoths are often closely connected to the state and well equipped to keep out competitors.
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Wearing his brown rubber waders and a yellow rain jacket to keep out the 22 a.m.
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In such a context, there is merit in erecting some barriers to keep out cheap competition.
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His wall, he says, will keep out illegal immigrants who bring drugs and crime into America.
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Pentagon leaders would depend on the forces to keep out terrorist groups once U.S. troops leave.
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Trump wants Mexico to pay for the wall he wants built to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Heng Keep Out: China lets America know its South China Sea missiles are none of its business.
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" They continued: "We climbed rocks and "keep out" fences while exploring the places most people wouldn't go.
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We need to make sure we keep out terrorists and criminals and gang members and drug dealers.
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According to St. Joseph County Sheriff Bill Redman, the lockdown was to keep out an angry crowd.
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They shut themselves off by wearing large headphones to keep out the distractions caused by nearby colleagues.
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Never before have rich countries raised their walls so high to keep out refugees and the poor.
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While this policy is clearly intended to keep out bad actors, it's also a barricade against researchers.
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At issue was not the classical notion of "privacy" as the right to keep out prying eyes.
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In such weather, defective airbag inflaters that do not adequately keep out moisture can explosively break apart.
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When Trump promised a wall to keep out Mexicans, many who are now "outraged" cheered him on.
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Crappy boards to slam onto windows and "keep out the riffraff" as the item's tooltip tells me.
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The hypoallergenic sheets are also great for those with allergies and designed to keep out dust mites.
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He represents himself as one of the very "undesirables" he wants to keep out of the country.
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The wood that once covered the main deck has been exchanged for steel to keep out water.
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A vote for Lady Sylvia, Ms McDonald declared, was the best way to keep out the DUP.
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But European voters have largely rejected them, supporting extreme measures to keep out Syrians and other migrants.
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Once the industry was deregulated, airlines could no longer keep out rivals and were forced to compete.
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It's easy to grasp and understand because walls are simple — they keep out people who appear threatening.
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"This is a cat-and-mouse game," Strafach concluded regarding Apple's struggle to keep out these apps.
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The greens were visible through a window next to a pressurized door designed to keep out pests.
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Trump is peddling a simplistic solution that any voter can understand: To stop terrorism, keep out Muslims.
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J.C. Have a high wall built to keep out the emotional manipulators, the thoughtless and the insensitive?
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Encrypting your hard drive with tools built into your operating system can also keep out casual intruders.
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And the neighborhood's residents have used public protests to keep out big-box stores and other chains.
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They were, in other words, exactly the kind of people Trump and company want to keep out.
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In 2018, Denmark constructed a wall along its border with Germany specifically to keep out wild boars.
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Powell explained that the fence was mostly to keep out deer, but also to discourage anti-G.
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"Obviously, the purpose of this kind of an approach is to keep out asylum seekers," Musalo said.
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BURNT OFFERINGS Venezuelan officials blocked the border with Colombia in a bid to keep out humanitarian supplies.
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Tarps can cover broken windows to keep out the weather as well, if plywood isn't immediately available.
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He did actually face one accusation before this year that he couldn't keep out of the press.
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Fundamentally, Turkey aims to keep out its nemesis, the U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish militia known as the YPG.
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But it will still keep out foreign investors, banks, mutual funds and other institutions from investing in derivatives.
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China's government has historically used visas to keep out journalists and news organizations who engage in critical work.
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Signing the order in the Pentagon, Mr Trump said his objective was to keep out "radical Islamic terrorists".
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This would surely include the LGBT organizations that some have been trying to keep out of this meeting.
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It looks at the Great Wall of China and asks: what were the builders trying to keep out?
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There isn't a wall high enough to keep out the fastest-growing threat to our national security: Cyberterrorism.
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Get the enemy on the ground, crush him, and plant a flag warning others to keep out. Gov.
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Laceby sealed windows and cracks in his home with cellophane wrap to keep out ash and volcanic gases.
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By fully understanding the implications of every spending decision, a service member can keep out of financial trouble.
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And the country needs to do what it can to keep out terrorists and keep its citizens safe.
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For centuries, Eastern European countries such as Estonia relied on walls, watchtowers, and fortresses to keep out invaders.
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Our world is deeply connected, and unfortunately there is no wall big enough to keep out infectious diseases.
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This eclipse will show us who we want to let in and who we need to keep out.
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So long as they keep out of politics, they can say and do pretty much what they want.
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They simply don't realize it's going to take more than that to keep out the stirrings of freedom.
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The top locks into place to keep out moisture, but there are drainage holes in case of rain.
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The carnage in Yemen hasn't stirred more outrage because the Saudis use their blockade to keep out journalists.
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Mr. Trump visited California in mid-March to inspect border wall prototypes designed to keep out undocumented immigrants.
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What the world needs now is not more walls — to keep out the strange, the different, the new.
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It is not the impersonal address of a piece of legislation: This is the boundary, trespassers keep out.
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While they waited for Interpol to review their cases, the Matharoos tried to keep out of the spotlight.
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" The publication further notes that "a basic upvote and downvote system will help keep out low-quality responses.
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But step in, through a large airlock designed to keep out the bugs, and a kaleidoscopic scene emerges.
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No wall is high enough to keep out the threats to our future, even for the mightiest countries.
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And in 1918, some towns shut down transportation and set up quarantines to keep out the Spanish flu.
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They said the restrictions also keep out weapons and contraband that could be smuggled in with the books.
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Trump's signature policy proposal is to build a wall along the southern border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Hungary fortified a border fence along its southern border with Serbia to keep out migrants and asylum seekers.
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Outdoor space: The cage enclosing the pool helps keep out mosquitoes and debris as well as providing safety.
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As the PyeongChang Games neared, the IOC decided it should not keep out individual athletes who passed doping tests.
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The pink paint was peeling, and KEEP OUT and BEWARE OF DOG signs were plastered across the front door.
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A double-lined wall behind the dash separates the engine and main cabin to keep out even more sound.
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FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ, IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY: Well the numbers don&apost matter anything, let&aposs keep out eye on the ball.
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Kurz has praised Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban for building a fence along his border to keep out immigrants.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Gray's entrance gate was a clutter of religious and antigovernment messages and warnings to keep out.
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It needs to be careful to keep out of that trap with the Echo and to seize the moment.
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They keep out someone who genuinely needs it — that is, who is mobility impaired, or is in a wheelchair.
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Miller has been the architect of sweeping administrative changes that aim to keep out all but the wealthiest immigrants.
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On Monday, a Chinese official defended the law and rejected suggestions it was meant to keep out foreign vendors.
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The pink paint was peeling, and keep out and beware of dog signs were plastered across the front door.
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There was an unwritten understanding, he felt, that they should grow food and tobacco but keep out of politics.
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It works on iOS and Android, and you can also create private locked rooms to keep out random creepers.
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Trump has also pledged to build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico to keep out undocumented immigrants.
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Not much later, I decided to market the bar as queer friendly to keep out those types of people.
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It's at the discretion of the owner to tell you who to let in and who to keep out.
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It's an art in love with the street, with grit, the stuff display cases are supposed to keep out.
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The lock on the building door is how landlords keep out people who should not be in the building.
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It's worth noting that no one is talking about building a wall to keep out immigrants from other regions.
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You solve satisfying environmental puzzles that Atreus says were put in place by the gods to keep out humans.
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Everton keeper Jordan Pickford produced a fine parry to keep out an Andy Robertson blast at the near post.
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The elastomer tips pick up dirt easily, and the headphones don't keep out sound like plane noises very well.
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Tenants organized a nighttime check-in system in one of the high-rises to keep out strangers with guns.
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Legacy preferences apparently were introduced in America in the early 1900s as a way to keep out Jewish students.
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The double-locking closure prevents the cakes from dropping out of the feeder and helps to keep out squirrels.
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"Countries that enacted travel bans for example have not been able to keep out this particular virus," she said.
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"Countries that enacted travel bans for example have not been able to keep out this particular virus," said Tam.
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But the decision to keep out Omar and Tlaib could hurt already strained ties between congressional Democrats and Israel.
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But if Mr. Ramírez's testimony is a guide, the government may fight to keep out any further graphic evidence.
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But with talk about a giant wall to keep out Mexicans, and bans on Muslims, God Loves still resonates.
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As for whether the systems actually keep out kids, the BBFC will be keeping an eye on that, somehow.
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In this potential vision of the future of technology, China will continue to keep out much of the world.
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You must decide whether to step in and save the man, or cycle on and keep out of trouble.
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In 2016, an artist built a six-inch "wall" around the symbol, with razor-wire and "Keep Out" signs.
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On Wednesday, she met Britain's Prince Charles, 71, a life-long environmentalist who tries to keep out of politics.
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Rodriguez wanted me to perceive the difference between a political border and a barrier that could keep out disease.
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It ends with images of the wall Israel built to keep out suicide bombers and the Muqata in ruins.
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One of President Trump's major claims is that a wall would keep out illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes.
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On a resulting corner kick, De Gea had to reach full stretch to keep out Cahill's close-range effort.
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In response to the complaint, Poland's right-wing government told Brussels to keep out of the country's internal policies.
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When political donors, lobbyists and politicians gather at hotels for meetings and strategy sessions, they often keep out reporters.
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Walls are prominently featured in The Walking Dead as a way to keep out both zombies and other humans.
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Even better, the products all come wrapped up in millennial pink packaging you'll want to keep out on your vanity.
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He has targeted Muslims specifically as a group, a blanket policy he believes would help keep out extremists and terrorists.
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Many public beaches, swimming pools, onsen (hot springs), and public bathhouses post notices advising those with tattoos to keep out.
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Another executive order to temporarily keep out refugees -- and people from some Muslim countries -- is expected any day now. 3.
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" When asked if Trump regrets having McCabe as his acting FBI director, the president responded, "I keep out of it.
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That's the year PiS won a majority in Parliament promising to restore Poland's pride and to keep out Muslim refugees.
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What's Clinton's best bet for arguing with Trump about Syrian refugees, who Trump seems to want to keep out altogether?
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Side-zip security pockets safely hold an ID or credit card while leg hem cinches keep out bugs and debris.
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The Parker Bowles children manage to keep out of the royal spotlight, though still attend royal events with their family.
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Mr Trump, for his part, has promised to build a wall along the border with Mexico to keep out immigrants.
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Once the animals leave, seal up burrows and place fencing around the area to keep out new or returning occupants.
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Domestic industries use such measures to keep out foreign competition, thereby increasing their profits, but making American consumers worse off.
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Up to now, Christians had largely managed to keep out of the worst of the island's conflict and communal tensions.
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"One possibility is you want to keep out countries import so that your domestic competitors have an advantage," said Levy.
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Musk later noted that the drive unit and battery on the Model S are all "sealed" to keep out liquids.
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The doors didn't keep out the insects, which local residents insisted were water bugs or palmetto bugs, anything but roaches.
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But Mro'ô was adamant about preserving the traditional Kayapo way of life, and tried to keep out loggers and prospectors.
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To keep out law enforcement, every prospective member of Burkov's forum had to be "vouched for" by three existing members.
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President Obama said he's concerned over the future of the party he hopes to keep out of the White House.
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I stuffed my ears with tissues to keep out the noise of an outdoor cat that yelled in perpetual heat.
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And the administration is also staying ahead of the courts, ramping up ever more restrictive policies to keep out migrants.
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Assad's Iran-backed allies are also fighting in the campaign, defying Israeli demands they keep out of the border area.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Denmark is building a 43-mile-long fence along its border with Germany to keep out wild pigs.
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Everybody plays better there when they lay it up and keep out of rough and water, and in the fairway.
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He is not particularly disturbed by the White House's efforts to keep out people from Muslim countries and Latin America.
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Even zookeepers and herpetologists keep out of striking distance by scooping specimens up with a pole called a snake hook.
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The premise of the ID scanning laws, he said, was to identify and keep out people who would harm others.
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The 11th-floor clubroom, its doors locked, its windows covered to keep out peepers, was converted into a temporary newsroom.
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I flew first-class in Delta's 6-month-old A220, the plane Boeing tried to keep out of the US
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Vegemite has been among brands criticized by some Australian politicians who are pushing for the country to keep out Muslims.
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Critics have said the rule would keep out disproportionately large numbers of people from Latin American, African and Asian countries.
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At 5:30 A.M. , Joshua was fast asleep, his stuffed bunnies crushed against his face to keep out the day.
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Used that way, the label is false; no city can suspend the rule of law or keep out the feds.
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"Can we build a wall high enough around this country so as to keep out these cheaper races?" he asked.
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BEIJING — What if the Great Wall was built not to keep out northern invaders but to defend against mythical monsters?
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SB 35 doesn't totally eliminate the ability of local policymakers to use zoning and other levers to keep out newcomers.
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The batteries are in the earpieces, and everything is sealed to keep out sweat, rain, and the grime of the city.
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DONALD TRUMP'S signature campaign promise was to build a "big beautiful wall" along America's southern border to keep out undocumented immigrants.
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The tiny wall, complete with barbed wire and "Keep Out" signs, was constructed by popular Los Angeles street artist Plastic Jesus.
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We carry CB radios and fire extinguishers, and our floor mats are wrapped in trash bags to keep out the salt.
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Trump wants a wall on the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants and says Mexico will pay for it.
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Her state elected President Donald Trump by a 19-point margin, mainly, as everywhere, because he promised to keep out foreigners.
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Younger Hungarian scientists might also choose to stay in foreign institutions to keep out of the turmoil at home, he added.
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The city by the Serbian border is near a steel fence built to keep out migrants, a hallmark of Orban's policy.
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In his comments, Francis disparaged Trump's vow to build a wall along the southern U.S. border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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" Though not mentioning Islam by name, the order seeks to keep out "those who would place violent ideologies over American law.
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Many other similar facilities are fenced in and heavily patrolled by security to keep out squatters, vandals, and curious urban explorers.
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The assembly has a candidate-vetting process known as the "five gates" to keep out undesirables like him who "self-nominate".
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He will receive large backing on Sunday to keep out Le Pen, but many of these voters don't particularly like him.
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Republicans have pressed for tougher screening procedures on Syrians, and several Republican governors have sought to keep out Syrian refugees altogether.
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LAX was a notable holdout against Uber's cheapest ride-hailing service, as taxi companies lobbied to keep out a potent competitor.
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"Wraparound glasses with shatterproof lenses can keep out a lot of undesirable objects," he said, including fingers, debris and misdirected curveballs.
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Like store-bought sanitizer, homemade sanitizer would be something you'd want to keep out of the reach of young children, too.
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Whether the goal is to provide humanitarian protection to the deserving or to keep out the unwanted, current policies are failing.
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Britain, which has been spared the worst, uses the Wall — a literal Brexit — to keep out both water and unwanted immigrants.
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Biden may have been trying to limit what he said — just as he limits press exposure — to keep out of trouble.
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But the prospect of being banned in the United States appears to be enough to persuade European companies to keep out.
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Zero tolerance at the border will keep out dangerous illegal immigrants who would otherwise "grievously harm innocent Americans," Mr. Miller said.
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To fix this, the federal government or state governments should keep municipalities from abusing land-use regulations to keep out newcomers.
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Trump proposed blanket policies targeting ethnic and minority groups, like banning Muslims and building a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants.
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The rule has been criticized by immigrant rights advocates as a "wealth test" that would disproportionately keep out non-white immigrants.
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She argued that if Selig was being inducted, it was "senseless" to keep out players who were accused of using drugs.
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Last year, Brazil's military abandoned two river outposts guarding the country's Yanomami reserve, which had been established to keep out prospectors.
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North Korea was one of the first countries to shut its borders to visitors from China to keep out the coronavirus.
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Concerns about terrorist infiltrators can lead to calls for tighter border controls, travel restrictions and thorough vetting to keep out jihadists.
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With windows and doors closed and tightly sealed to keep out the cold, the risk of carbon monoxide death also rises.
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But scientists warn that a $1.6 billion project to begin constructing a southern border wall will not keep out the most lethal outbreak of bird flu in history, which recently killed 40 percent of patients in China, nor will it keep out Ebola, which has resurfaced in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with 37 suspected cases this month.
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In any event, the park is not "unoccupied", Justice Alito wrote, so Mr Herrera and his fellow tribe members must keep out.
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A rejection would boost Swiss sovereignty and its ability to keep out foreigners but would also risk diplomatic isolation and economic damage.
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Tom Kawczynski, 37, last year founded New Albion, a group that wants to keep New England's white majority and keep out Muslims.
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Officials say the new defences will keep out the drug barons and the risk of a spillover of Morocco's growing Berber unrest.
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Although they keep out of the public eye, it's no question that Jackson and Al Mana were fans of trotting the globe.
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I'd taken the old diet trick and flipped it inside out: not a glaring keep-out sign, but an open, casual invitation.
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To a beaver, castoreum is a complex chemical stew, one that advertises a beaver's clan and tells non-relatives to keep out.
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Most wealthy countries enable their governments to directly negotiate drug prices, which tends to keep out-of-pocket costs reasonable for consumers.
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Despite all our progress in building secure software to keep out malicious attacks, hackers repeatedly break into companies' networks with stolen keys.
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In August 2015, they welcomed their first baby, a boy whose name and identity they've managed to keep out of the press.
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In truth, your phone's demise isn't the only part of its life we'd rather keep out of sight and out of mind.
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The United States wants to keep out the virus because an outbreak would likely limit trade and raise pork prices for consumers.
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But analysts and traders said farms that can keep out the disease could be in line for bumper profits in coming months.
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You might need to reposition the desk, use a dimmer switch on overhead lights, or lower window shades to keep out sunlight.
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Outside a doorway warning " KEEP OUT : Omeed's Private Volcano Lair," Dariani stood in his typical outfit of T-shirt, jeans, and sandals.
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Those checks are intended to keep out any person who has a history of severe mental illness as judged by a court.
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He wants to build a wall to keep out the Mexicans, and he wants to kick out and alienate all the Muslims.
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At least he didn't insult his neighbors, mock foreign powers, snub NATO or plan to build a wall to keep out immigrants.
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But North Korea was one of the first countries to shut its borders to visitors from China to keep out the coronavirus.
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Before they go to market, they're tested for leaks to be sure it can keep out viruses, radioactive particles, and toxic substances.
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Careem has built a moat to keep out Western competition, founder and CEO Mudassir Sheikha told Business Insider in a 2018 interview.
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And his claim that by putting more tariff rocks in our harbors to keep out foreign goods, we can all become richer?
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CreditCreditCameron Spencer/Getty Images CERVERA, Spain — Marc Márquez was struggling to keep out of trouble, but this was not the usual kind.
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Even if you can keep out of the limelight, it's hard to adapt to sudden wealth when you're not used to it.
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Yes, it is conceivable that barring visitors from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen would keep out a future terrorist.
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Colonel Conricus said Syria had ignored Israeli warnings to keep out of the hostilities overnight, firing dozens of surface-to-air missiles.
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The purpose of the barricade was to keep out a convoy of US-donated aid making its way to Venezuela from Bogota.
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To keep out players of Alex Rodriguez's caliber presumes that history will forget who he is, which is not going to happen.
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It was right in saying that the Supreme Court never intended to keep out the grandparents of legal residents from those countries.
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John McCain, who said Wednesday evening that it was urgent Iraq not be among the nations the Trump administration planned to keep out.
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Curation won't always keep out the bullshit; sports seems second only to politics in really setting people off and leading to harassing tweets.
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Sometimes the person you want to keep out of your phone the most isn't a cop or a corporation, but your significant other.
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On immigration, Trump needs an articulate policy that aims to secure the border and keep out illegals while letting in skilled legal workers.
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Some, like EHS sufferer Chuck McGill on Better Call Saul, have transformed their homes into makeshift Faraday cages to keep out electromagnetic waves.
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Police placed metal barricades dozens of yards away from the rotunda where the right-wing rally gathered to keep out the counter-protesters.
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The government is moving many of these barriers to the Syrian border, where it is creating a wall to keep out ISIS militants.
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Donald Trump won the presidency promising to keep out unwanted foreigners and expel those with no legal right to be in the country.
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Canada is pushing for access to contracts awarded by American states and cities, which Mr Lighthizer wants to keep out of NAFTA 2.
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Trump has promised tax cuts, but he has also railed against the "rigged" economy and talked of building walls to keep out neighbors.
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Often it's used to convey a message; an area full of enemies might feature "keep out!" spray painted on a wall, for instance.
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Jerry Dias, head of Unifor, Canada's largest private sector union, said the safeguards would keep out subsidized steel from China and South Korea.
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One of the sources said the talks focused on Mexico's commitment to securing its southern border to keep out criminals and illegal immigrants.
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But another of the "shared commitments" Mr Trump read out, without rebuttal, was "the right" to a border wall to keep out migrants.
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The ride and handling characteristics are changed, and additional sound deadening is present to keep out the echo from an open cargo area.
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In Europe's parliamentary democracies, traditional parties from the right and left have set aside historical rivalries, banding together to keep out the populists.
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Experts who monitor Britain's far right movements said the government had recently stepped up efforts to keep out ultra-right-wing foreign activists.
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Mooney led the investigation, which took fifteen months; he tried to keep out the nosy public by saying that he was studying eagles.
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Trump wants to keep out the Access Hollywood tape, where he admits that he can't help himself from kissing women without their consent.
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Though it's mainly based on speculation, Walsh thought perhaps opossums in these environments settled in garbage bins to keep out of the cold.
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Since high school girls account for about 20 percent of all pregnancies here, officials plan to screen the windows to keep out mosquitoes.
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Bookshelf Within a few decades of founding New Amsterdam, the Dutch built a wall, first to keep out the Indians, then the British.
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Among Trump's more controversial proposals have been his call for a wall along the entire southwestern U.S. border to keep out Mexican immigrants.
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It has no electricity, windows or desks, and it doesn't keep out rain or beetles, but it does imbue hope, discipline and dreams.
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His signature proposals were building a wall to keep out Mexicans and banning all Muslims, including American citizens abroad, from entering the country.
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Advocates for the homeless counter that such measures are unconstitutional, target the homeless and keep out people who have nowhere else to go.
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In 1920, Charles Davenport had asked Madison Grant, "Can we build a wall high enough around this country" to keep out the unwanted?
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In the first two episodes, Rip Hunter repeatedly pleads for everyone to keep out of time's business, lest they explode everything, or something.
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To protect the fries during delivery, the team created new packaging to keep out moisture while allowing for the right amount of ventilation.
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During the migrant crisis of 2015, Hungary became the first country in Europe to build a fence to keep out Middle Eastern refugees.
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We need to build walls to keep out illegals, erect barriers to hold off foreign threats, wage endless war on the globalist elites.
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"For tasks with a multistep sequence, talking to yourself out loud can help you keep out distractions and remind yourself where you are."
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All of this circus fun, however, takes place among representations of walls, fences and other boundaries that nations devise to keep out strangers.
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Hungary's border with Serbia, specially fortified in the last two years to keep out migrants and refugees, is anything but a welcome mat.
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ENTER THE GREEN PRINCE On Wednesday, she met Britain's Prince Charles, 71, a life-long environmentalist who tries to keep out of politics.
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Older residents have lost battles to keep parking for a Baptist church, as well as keep out bike share facilities and dog parks.
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Meanwhile, Giuliani kept up his meetings with Ukrainians in May, even as Zelensky's incoming government tried to keep out of the Biden drama.
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Terrified of Mexican criminals, he wants to build a wall that will actually lock in more undocumented aliens than it will keep out.
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Because the screening is in New York, rather than Los Angeles, he won't need a radiation suit to keep out the alpha rays.
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It's safe to say that the cornerstone of Trump's candidacy is immigration, with promises to "build a wall" to keep out Mexican immigrants.
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High levels of cyanobacteria caused public health officials to close the lake for further testing, and posted signs warning unsuspecting visitors to keep out.
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His right-wing government has put up a fence on the borders with Serbia and Croatia to keep out the mostly Middle Eastern migrants.
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He collected light from the galaxy for the next hour and a half, taking short exposures to keep out the Santa Fe city lights.
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He has also criticized President Donald Trump's stated intention to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Keep out of our elections and we should be ... And as you heard our intelligence community saying, we haven't been directed to do so.
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Blocking refugees from his country and others, he says, will unfairly keep out innocent people who face grave dangers and could help fight extremism.
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Europe and the U.S. have seen a recent rise in anti-immigrant sentiment that has fueled policies seeking to keep out refugees and migrants.
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It does keep out the harshness of direct voices, which might be helpful for some, but it replaces them with muffled, distant, creepier noises.
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That is unless they benefit from a government scheme to keep out competition, such as the championing of AT&T during the 22004th century.
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Rather he's a young man who was so gutted by watching his mom commit suicide, he built up a wall to keep out emotions.
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But according to an FBI affidavit recently filed in federal court, those measures weren't sufficient to keep out even the most harebrained of intruders.
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The Topekas are affordable sport frames with grippy rubber nose pads that curve around my face to keep out sun, wind, and peripheral glare.
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Blockchains could upend the finance industry, transform commerce, destroy the barriers that keep out the world's unbanked and underbanked and replace most international aid.
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"The administration's use of tear gas to keep out border crossers is appalling," said Archi Pyati, chief of policy at the Tahirih Justice Center.
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Just as he wants a wall to bar Mexicans from the United States, he wants high tariffs to keep out the goods they manufacture.
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The entrance is blocked by a railroad-crossing arm, not so much to keep out strangers as to make sure they come with intent.
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The New York businessman has repeatedly vowed to build a border wall to keep out illegal immigrants - which he said Mexico would pay for.
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The robot waiters follow fixed paths to deliver food and drink orders to customers, who are asked to keep out of the robots' way.
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But this alien has already landed, and according to Ayres, the more realistic goal is to try to keep out the next spotted lanternfly.
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In a tweet, the regional administration urged the public to avoid the area of the incident to keep out of the way of rescuers.
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Though employees were not authorized to speak to reporters, some reportedly told the local CBS affiliate that it was to keep out the homeless.
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Closing inequality between black and white can't be done by building a wall to keep out people, who in many instances, look like you.
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Full wrap-around frames are the best option for protection, as they keep out stray light that would otherwise have you squinting all day.
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To keep out of trouble, she learned to laugh at the crude, often anti-Semitic jokes told by the Polish women she worked with.
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And in Finland, the Finns Party — which wants to dramatically slash immigration numbers and keep out many non-Europeans — is part of the government.
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The Lionesses were back in the game but they soon needed Telford again to keep out a fierce snap-shot from the excellent Lavelle.
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"We're full" has often been a motto for people to keep out poorer renters, minority households or apartment buildings, among both conservatives and liberals.
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Mr. Erdogan has long demanded a buffer zone along Turkey's border with Syria to keep out Kurdish forces, whom he considers a security threat.
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If any of the endangered animals are found, Hohnen said, one option is to put up a fence around them to keep out predators.
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But the action also will keep out of the public eye the names of every person and entity that has invested in the company.
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The streets are narrow and rutted, with drains cut through the middle, and the houses cluster close together, as if to keep out strangers.
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Then Trump jumped into the race and promised to build a wall to keep out Mexican rapists and provide more, not fewer, government services.
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Erect barriers to keep out aliens from abroad, and shift money from the rich to the working class to create economic security at home.
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And when a travel ban promises to keep out immigrants and refugees, those who serve immigrant and refugee communities are impelled to fight it.
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The ban's message of "keep out" helped drive down illegal border crossings as much as 245 percent, even without being formally put into effect.
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Mr. Maduro has ordered Venezuela's border with Brazil closed and blocked air and sea traffic with three Caribbean islands to keep out the aid.
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Trump frequently pledged on the campaign trail to erect an "impenetrable and beautiful" barrier, which he claims will keep out drugs and undocumented immigrants.
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But that message is heard not only by the people Trump claims to be protecting but also by those he's trying to keep out.
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In the Netherlands, the Labour party joined a coalition with the centre-right Liberals in 2012 in order to keep out the populist Freedom Party.
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The Rhythm Club Windows had been boarded up to keep out people who didn't pay admission at the Natchez, Mississippi, club on April 23, 19903.
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This has caused friction with Mexico due to Trump's vow to build a border wall to keep out immigrants and have Mexico pay for it.
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As one of the only people in the room who isn't a performer, I pick a corner, keep out of the way, and just watch.
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Some families remain in their derelict homes, trying to keep out the rain as best they can; about 140,000 are living in government-run shelters.
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The Wall, built by the First Men and the Children of the Forest to keep out the dead, was Westeros' only protection against the dead.
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And he has made a centerpiece policy of his campaign erecting a border wall to keep out undocumented immigrants -- and making Mexico pay for it.
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Mr Houllebecq depicts France under sharia, after a supine political establishment backs a mild Islamist presidential candidate to keep out the xenophobic Marine Le Pen.
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Nest announced a number of new security products today that all aim to keep your home safe from burglars and others you'd rather keep out.
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A very close call in this round then, but we reckon Apple Notes just about edges Keep out in terms of overall polish and usefulness.
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This also means that it has to keep out companies that have very high share prices until they bring them down by issuing more stock.
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Only if we deport, keep out, disempower, or imprison those people actively conspiring to keep America down—Muslims, Hispanics, the Clintons, free traders, cosmopolitans, etc.
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For now, the nation's top elected Republican is trying to keep out of the big debate about whether Trump is an existential threat to conservatism.
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"It was Hart's left hand which failed to keep out a Gareth Bale free kick and once again, same hand, same result," wrote Charlie Wyatt.
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Democrats have two major ways to ensure the nomination of insider-backed candidates: a strong state party, and closed primaries that keep out unaffiliated voters.
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But much more should be done, including lowering the immigration barriers that keep out foreign care workers (which Mr Abe shows little sign of doing).
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In 2013, the list of controlled products expanded to include surveillance software that member nations wanted to keep out of the hands of authoritarian states.
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So it was generally assumed that the race's overall leader, Chris Froome of Britain, would keep out of trouble and leave things to the sprinters.
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I pulled over, left my car by the cattle guard—there were no "Keep Out" signs—and walked the mile or so to the well.
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It's a symbiotic relationship: The Clintons benefit, hailed by many Democrats and Republicans who regard them as the white hats who will keep out brownshirts.
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" She said that the wall is likely to keep out families, but not drug traffickers and "persons who come to do harm to our country.
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I can easily sink a few hundred dollars into a slot machine in under twenty minutes, but I don't struggle to keep out of casinos.
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One common restriction in SCIFs is to keep out smartphones and other electronic devices, which can be turned into covert listening devices or spy cameras.
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Zoom responded with its own list of tips and tricks to keep out party crashers, including the use of a "waiting room" for wannabe attendees.
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American Medicare has also wrestled with the challenge of how to keep out low-value care, but for political reasons has never squarely faced it.
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The opinion blamed a dysfunctional immigration system for creating the crisis by failing to keep out undocumented immigrants or provide them a path to citizenship.
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In 85033, the list of controlled products expanded to include surveillance software that member nations wanted to keep out of the hands of authoritarian states.
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Travel for tourism and reasons other than immigration remains open — a curious gap if the purpose of the restrictions is to keep out potential terrorists.
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They pointed out that more than half of the parts in the Bombardier C series aircraft Boeing is trying to keep out are US-made.
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If Cosgrove could be persuaded to keep out of the way for five years or so for a reasonable sum, all might still be well.
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"Telecom and cable monopolies exploit their dominant market power to gouge consumers and lobby government at all levels to keep out competition," the proposal notes.
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It sounds like common sense — and it allows the administration to avoid awkward legal or moral questions about trying to keep out people fleeing persecution.
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These facilities want to limit numbers in the visiting room to keep out contraband and to make their job of maintaining orderly visiting periods easier.
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Most had escaped war zones and suffered unspeakable hardships, sometimes at the hands of the very terrorist groups Trump said he wants to keep out.
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Through their art, they attempt to give voice to the voiceless, to humanize the ones we try to keep out, and to erase what divides us.
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It's due to be a scaled-down version of his executive order to temporarily keep out citizens from seven nations he says pose a terrorism risk.
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The U.S. government previously increased screenings for illegal pork products at airports and cracked down on smuggling in an effort to keep out African swine fever.
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He has won a historic victory, but some voters on the far left and the centre-right backed him only to keep out Ms Le Pen.
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According to Jordanian government and military sources, this thriving, everyone-for-themselves ecosystem has attracted the very people Jordan is trying to keep out: IS militants.
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Read More: Air Canada just added the Airbus A220 to its fleet — see inside the controversial aircraft that Boeing tried to keep out of the US
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He has said that if elected president in November, he would build a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border to keep out immigrants who enter illegally.
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Developers building on Chromium, like Microsoft, have the freedom to adapt it to their own needs and keep out some of the extras Google puts in.
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He said Trump might or might not carry through on pledges to slap tariffs on trade partners or build a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants.
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Yes, there were other skirmishes -- Marco Rubio tussled with both Cruz and Chris Christie; Jeb Bush bashed Trump's keep-out-the-Muslims plan -- but Trump vs.
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The president-elect also angered Mexico by pledging to build a huge border wall to keep out illegal migrants - and make the Mexicans pay for it.
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Trump has pledged to build a wall at the Mexico border to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs, and to force Mexico to pay for it.
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The Great Wall is a series of fortifications, built along an east-to-west line across the historical borders of China to keep out marauding invaders.
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He praised his golf courses, assailed China and Mexico as economic competitors and promised to build a "great wall" to keep out Mexican criminals and rapists.
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"Governments should, in general, keep out of the friendship business and out of the bedroom," Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher told parishioners at St Mary's Cathedral.
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The sport tip is easily replaced or swapped for a different size, while the earbud features a very fine screen to keep out dust and water.
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You learn this because it is necessary for your survival, to keep out of the line of fire, or at least out of the shrapnel zone.
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Travel restrictions Many African countries are shutting their airports and land borders to keep out people from countries that have a high number of coronavirus cases.
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The ruling marked an important win for local governments that have opposed Trump administration immigration policies and tried to keep out of federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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The admission fee of $6.50 does keep out many people, but the temple is still filled with priests heading off to classes or preparing for ceremonies.
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The district says it doesn't intend to watch students; rather, officials say they want to keep out unwelcome visitors, including suspended students and local sex offenders.
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"While this is an intimidatingly large insect -- an invasive species we want to keep out of our state -- it is not cause for panic," he said.
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Washington (CNN)Pope Francis on Sunday spoke out against governments that build walls to keep out migrants, reiterating his calls for a compassionate approach to migration.
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The president has vowed to erect a wall to keep out undocumented immigrants and has ramped up the deportation of those already in the United States.
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The festival was housed beneath a series of large canvas tents, constructed to keep out the rain that locals swore usually accompanies this time of year.
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In lavish areas in Mumbai, housing complexes may use a "vegetarian-only" clause to keep out Muslims, Christians, or lower-caste tenants who may eat meat.
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And yet it was still a calculated risk, because no one knew what lengths O.J. Simpson would go to in order to keep out of Buffalo.
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Without proper oversight, U.S. organizations running critical infrastructure won't make needed investments to keep out hackers, and companies are more likely to misuse people's data, he said.
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Whereas one reason the Brits still tolerate an anachronism such as a hereditary monarchy is that the royals -- officially -- keep out of the grubby world of politics.
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In Rome overnight, Salvini agreed with his coalition partners and Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to let in a dozen migrants who he had promised to keep out.
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When candidates for office give simplistic answers — keep out the Mexicans or blame the Muslims — they insult everyone who is fighting to survive in a rigged game.
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American blood is made of those beloved two-crusted apple pies invented by the Pennsylvania Dutch and ratted blankets stitched to quilts to keep out the cold.
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And security officials will also take visitors' body temperatures and check passports stamps in order to keep out anybody who visited China in the previous 14 days.
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Fast forward five years and along came a Republican candidate promising to preserve Medicare and Social Security, cut taxes and build a wall to keep out Hispanics.
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Along with his proposed ban on Muslims, his plans have included building a wall along the Mexican border to keep out illegal immigrants and renegotiating trade agreements.
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There is no cure and no vaccine, so the Danes have opted for a radical solution: shoot all the boar in Denmark and keep out foreign ones.
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On Wednesday, Trump will discuss with small- and medium-sized manufacturers how to certify their products and keep out foreign counterfeits, a senior administration official told reporters.
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The great equalizer of the internet age is everyone's ability to broadcast their thoughts, but is it even possible to keep out those who would intentionally mislead?
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Both keep out of the customs union and have steadfastly refused to join the actual EU, mainly to preserve their own cherished sense of independence and sovereignty.
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Did he think they would squeal "uncle" and cancel the subpoenas for documents and personnel that the White House is fighting to keep out of public view?
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Given this political upheaval, it's worth noting that an AfD employee was helped by someone with a background the party ostensibly wants to keep out of Germany.
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S. relations have been strained by U.S. President Donald Trump's insistence that Mexico pay for the southern border wall he wants built to keep out illegal immigrants.
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The rules have yet to become binding — but they stipulate that drones must keep out of restricted airspace and follow rules set by the military and government.
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At the other end Alexis Sanchez's shot struck both uprights after a superb save by Courtois who shortly afterwards did brilliantly to keep out Alexandre Lacazette's shot.
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From his birtherism to his calls for a wall to keep out Mexican "rapists" to his push for a Muslim ban, Trump ran an extraordinarily bigoted campaign.
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For starters, the company exhibits many of the qualities that Buffett cherishes: a wide "moat" to keep out competitors, sustainable and predictable earnings and a high dividend.
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Mr. Trump has vowed to build a wall along the southern border of the U.S. to keep out migrants, and he says Mexico will pay for it.
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A self-avowed admirer of Trump, Wilders said the Netherlands does not need to build a wall to keep out foreigners but should re-establish border controls.
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And they view Libya's oil, territory and ports as strategic assets that they want to keep out of the hands of their regional foes, Turkey and Qatar.
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For now, the koalas are being taken inside at night, at least until the zoo can build a fence high enough to keep out a mountain lion.
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Trump made combating undocumented immigration a central theme of his 2016 campaign and vowed to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border to keep out immigrants.
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Towers, aerial surveillance and manpower to supplement the wall, find and dislocate tunnels and keep out criminal cartels and Mexico you know that, will work with us.
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The view of the water was obstructed by an unattractive concrete barrier, which was reportedly put in place to keep out jellyfish — although I still spotted one.
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During impromptu remarks at an event on immigration, Trump said Democrats must accept new border-security measures to keep out people trying to enter the country illegally.
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Senior administration officials said Thursday's actions targeting Jammal Trust Bank should be viewed as a "warning shot" for Hezbollah and Iranian actors to keep out of Lebanon.
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He still sleeps with his head under the covers to "keep out the sand," and he doesn't bury his hands under the pillow where scorpions might burrow.
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The department reviewed the package's documentation and determined the specimens did not comply with import and biosecurity rules, which are meant to keep out pests and diseases.
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Its "Policy Screen" would also keep out stocks such as Hikvision and iFlytek, blacklisted by Washington due to national security concerns or human rights violations, Shoenfeld said.
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More expensive are so-called N95 respirators, which unlike looser-fitting masks keep out small airborne particles and are most often used to protect against airborne transmission.
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Several lawyers said that the commission is unlikely to care about the steps taken to keep out American investors if Americans still end up buying the coins.
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Mr. Lighthizer has argued for years that the United States should keep out goods made with government subsidies or sold below the full cost of making them.
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The interaction is a landmark moment in the fight against racism in British soccer, indicating that broadcasters would rather be cautious and keep out of the campaign.
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The Republican platform at the party convention in July 2016 was crafted to keep out a call to provide arms to Ukraine to fight pro-Russian separatists.
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When gunshots are detected, the devices can be set to notify police, redirect cameras to the source of the gunshot, and even lock doors to keep out attackers.
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Perhaps it's because my closet is filled with bulkier clothing, or maybe it's just that having a lot of stuff around me helps to keep out the chill.
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It is not unusual for centrists and social democrats to govern together, especially when a major goal is to keep out right-wing and anti-immigrant populist parties.
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On Instagram, Plastic Jesus posted a photo of the star and its new concrete wall, which is six inches high and features barbed wire and "Keep Out" signs.
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But in 1957 colonial French generals erected an electrified barrier, the Morice Line, along the border to keep out arms-traffickers and guerrillas based in newly independent Morocco.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has sent almost 6,000 troops to fortify the U.S-Mexico border, and has threatened to close the frontier entirely to keep out the migrants.
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The boys are trying to keep out the bloodthirsty ghosts of a powerful group of executed witches called Greendale 13, as well as a killer angel of death.
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After it emerged that she voted for Mr Macron in 2017, if only to keep out the nationalist Marine Le Pen, she was accused of being a stooge.
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At first, Jack kept his fingers in his ears to hopefully keep out loud noises, but by the time he had crossed the stage there was no need.
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To keep out random people, parents might want to go through the settings on each room kids create so they're aware of who's able to access each one.
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The trial will be a rare case of a global superstar taking the stand in a case that most celebrities would prefer to keep out of the limelight.
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Mexicans have been angered by Trump's pledge to build a wall along the southern U.S. border to keep out illegal immigrants, and to make Mexico pay for it.
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That spiffy shield design may not keep out the ever-encroaching hellscape that is 2018, maybe adding it to your collection will make you feel a little better.
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Busloads of visitors arrived in full-body swimwear and went down to the beachfront via a security gate, with high fencing all around to keep out prying eyes.
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Many Republicans, including Mr. Trump, have argued that the fence turned out to be too porous, with much of it designed to keep out only vehicles, not pedestrians.
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Trump aides reportedly worked in advance of the Republican National Convention to keep out of the party platform a pledge that the U.S. would provide arms to Ukraine.
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The Freedom Party, which has for decades campaigned to keep out foreigners, saw its support soar, with opinion polls consistently showing that it would win a nationwide election.
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Read more: We flew on the new Delta Airbus jet, which Boeing tried to keep out of the US, to see if it lives up to the hype.
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Another way Comcast leverages its power over consumers to raise prices and keep out competitors is by controlling the set-top box you need to get video programming.
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As President Donald Trump attempts to bulk up enforcement along the southern US border, the drug smugglers he's pledged to keep out aren't quitting — they're just changing venues.
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And then when he had these calls to build a wall and keep out all the Mexicans, and to screen every Muslim trying to come into this country.
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The defensive mood has spread to Africa, where Kenya plans to build a 440-mile-long wall along its frontier with Somalia to keep out the Shabab militia.
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Opponents brand Trump a bigot with his calls to temporarily ban the entry of Muslims and to build a border wall with Mexico to keep out illegal immigrants.
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It's got deep pockets and accessory holsters to spare, along with nice touches throughout, including a secret laptop pocket and wax-covered zippers to keep out the rain.
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In the hearing, Barr endorsed the President's noxious idea of building a wall on the border with Mexico, on the ground that it would keep out illegal drugs.
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Mr. Lowe, the trade expert, noted that the blueprint commits only to preserving Britain's high standards in food safety — not the existing regulations that keep out American poultry.
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If either lawsuit moves ahead, Mr. Trump will be forced to disclose financial details of business operations that he has long fought to keep out of public view.
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Mr. Gruevski's choice of Hungary was not without irony: Under Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the country has instituted draconian measures to keep out refugees fleeing war and starvation.
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That families constitute so great a proportion of illegal border crossers undercuts Mr. Trump's contention that he is cracking down on immigration to keep out rapists and criminals.
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Powerful dramatic emotion may be deliberately barred by the various intellectual checkpoints the authors have erected but there's one element — music — that no border guard can keep out.
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As Knightscope says, it can also be used as a proxy to keep out unwanted individuals: just create a whitelist of approved devices, and scan for unfamiliar ones.
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The Karachi Press club is situated in a mansion built during colonial rule, with high wooden shutters to keep out the heat and palm trees on either side.
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USDA, meat companies and farmers want to keep out African swine fever because U.S. cases would likely shut off export markets for American pork and make consumers cautious.
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This turn has drawn criticism from conservative Catholics like those in the Continent's most faithful country, Poland, who have allied with a nationalist government to keep out migrants.
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Orban's opponents attack his Russia-friendly policies, and his government has drawn disapproval from some other European Union member states of its tough laws to keep out migrants.
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Striker Sardar Azmoun broke clear though the middle but he shot straight at Mohamedi who got up quickly to keep out a follow-up effort from Alireza Jahanbakhsh.
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But it should consider how it can do more to verify the ages users enter and keep out those who don't belong exposed to strangers across the app.
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The doormat outside your entrance is the first line of defense to keep out pollen, bacteria, dirt, germs, and other pollutants that can affect a family&aposs health.
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A more likely explanation: Swedish homes are better built and equipped to keep out the cold, and residents are more likely to have and wear appropriate winter attire.
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Netanyahu was referring to a steel fence Israel has built along its border with Egypt, mainly to keep out migrants fleeing conflicts in Africa, including Somalis, Sudanese and Eritreans.
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Otherwise, we will spend billions to build walls and deploy surveillance technologies to keep out people who are not coming—not to mention that these strategies have rarely worked.
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ROLAND SPICKERMANNOdessa, Texas The description of Texas as "freedom loving" and wishing to keep "out of people's private lives" was too simplistic, given the state's restrictive laws on abortion.
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With a modest budget, his team is creating 20 new sanctuaries with cleaner water using filters that also keep out the non-native tilapia and carp stalking the canals.
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She has posed as a defender of women's rights, but largely in opposition to the presumed antifeminist attitudes of the Muslims she would like to keep out of France.
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When the air quality is poor, health experts recommend staying inside, closing windows to keep out smoky air, and using an air-conditioner with a recirculation option, if possible.
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Trump has used the crisis to support his call for building a wall on the border with Mexico, saying it would help keep out drugs and curb the crisis.
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He also made fun of the seating options at cafes, saying the low-to-the-ground, milk-crate-style stools were deliberately designed to keep out middle-aged patrons.
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Many people had set up makeshift barricades outside their neighborhoods to keep out potential troublemakers, and had armed themselves with sticks, shotguns and automatic rifles looted from government arsenals.
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Because while people like Trump keep busy chasing after their imaginary monuments to racism, the Mexicans they're trying to keep out of America are busy achieving tangible, monumental accomplishments.
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Membership in the group is predicated on successfully answering a question about Amazon fulfillment centers in order to keep out "bots, media, and non Amazon employees," the page says.
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Congo's former president, for example, rigged a vote count to keep out a rival, then swore in a successor but refused to move out of the presidential villa himself.
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In the case of a Kaka, it was breeding them behind fences that rise high into the sky and deep below the ground to keep out pests like possums.
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Trump has promised to build a high wall at the U.S.-Mexico border to keep out illegal immigrants, which he has said would cost $10 billion to $12 billion.
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What that meant, as often as not, was that the policies the Obama administration championed to keep out or go after "bad" immigrants ended up catching the "good" ones.
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Most global automakers have plants in the country, benefiting from tariffs that keep out imports, which they say help offset the country's high labor costs and often rickety infrastructure.
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With all of this—Russian covert operations abroad, Russian involvement in Syria—what China is trying to do is keep out of it as much as it possibly can.
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"His behavior was a bit like an S.A.S. patrol: Hide by day, keep out of sight and, at night, travel fast," he added, referring to the British special forces.
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However commanding a lead he has in polls of Republican voters, Trump isn't taking any chances and is gearing up to create a fortress to keep out any challengers.
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In particular, commissioners said they're worried about the future of the cost-sharing reduction subsidies, which pay insurers to keep out-of-pocket costs down for low-income consumers.
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Around the country, a "sanctuary city" movement is growing on the right and the left, as people seek to keep out views they don't agree with, legal or not.
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At the 95th Street Station, where a $280 million terminal replaced a shabby building with no doors to keep out the cold, a community radio station will broadcast live.
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In late 22016, when Donald Trump was still considered a joke candidate by many, Orbán built a fence to keep out migrants — the same fence Maté and I visited.
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I had a sleeping bag and a pillow and taped clothes up against the windows to keep out the sun but I'd still wake up in a sweaty mess.
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During the campaign, he repeatedly vowed to make Mexico pay for a border wall to keep out migrants, and accused the country of sending rapists and drug runners north.
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In late December, President Trump shut down parts of the government over the border wall he wants to build to keep out immigrants he says are drug-dealing criminals.
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"Ok, Ji Seong-ho's story is tragic, but wouldn't it also make him exactly the kind of refugee Trump wants to keep out of America?" one Twitter user wrote.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Central American governments have imposed travel restrictions to try to keep out the coronavirus, including barring travelers who have recently visited China, officials said on Friday.
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And while some restaurants post blatant signs meant to keep out gig workers, most employ more tactful strategies, simply stating that bathrooms are reserved for customers only, he said.
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This bail trap mostly ensnares low-income people and people facing mental illness or addiction, rather than the violent offenders we work hard to keep out of our communities.
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The technique is inspired by wealthy white homeowners in Ms Gqunta's native South Africa, who attach bottle shards to the tops of their garden walls to keep out intruders.
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The Mexican government has expressed fears that the "attaches" called for in the agreement would effectively serve as inspectors, which it pushed to keep out of the trade pact.
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U.S. officials said the new level represents the maximum number of refugees that can be allowed in while still conducting the vetting necessary to keep out terrorists and criminals.
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Lawmakers were not allowed to bring phones and a sign on the door read "no entrance" to keep out all staff, even senior aides who regularly attend caucus meetings.
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In addition to exploring walls' role in the development of civilization, Frye also reckons with the psychological impact they can have on the migrants and refugees they keep out.
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On Tuesday, Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was cordoned off with a concrete wall half-a-foot tall, complete with razor wire and "Keep Out" signs.
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In a family portrait taken outside their home at Stockholm's Haga Palace, Mom, Dad and the two children are wrapped up in their winter gear to keep out the cold.
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Leicester keeper Schmeichel made a great save to keep out Nasri's stinging shot, but Sevilla struggled to find the passing rhythm that had overwhelmed their opponents in the first leg.
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His right-wing government has put up steel fences on the country's southern borders with Serbia and Croatia to keep out migrants fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East.
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Some of these advocates want to limit immigration to highly skilled workers, who are in demand, and keep out the less skilled, who they believe become a drag on society.
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Republican Trump said during the 2016 election campaign Mexico would pay the cost of building a wall along the southwestern border of the United States to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Few tech categories are growing faster than cybersecurity market, as organizations of all shapes and sizes seek to keep out their data out of the hands of increasingly sophisticated hackers.
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Trump sees the world through a racial lens, which fuels not just his desire to keep out non-white immigrants, but also his contempt for the nations they come from.
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Moreover, American officials are being criticized for trying to keep out people fleeing gang violence in Central America, even jailing children who show up at the border without legal papers.
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In the original lawsuit, the state alleged that several layers of administrators had been instructed, for years, to keep out immigrant students without leaving behind any trace of the refusals.
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Still, my father-in-law stands between the bookcase and the door as if this Jeff is an evil spirit the bookcase might not be strong enough to keep out.
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A German journalist fabricated a story about his visit to a Minnesota town where he claimed he saw a "Mexicans Keep Out" sign, according to local outlet The Star Tribune.
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So actually, the river is making just about everyone sick, and yet, as the SMF has discovered, trying to convince people to keep out of it is just about impossible.
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Emotions are high since the local newspaper, the Mannheimer Morgen, ran a now-infamous interview with Ms. Petry in which she contemplated border guards using guns to keep out refugees.
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Indeed, racial divisiveness, whether in talking about banning Muslims or building a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants, was central to Trump's campaign and clearly a draw for many voters.
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Furthermore, the antelopes have evolved specific mechanisms to deal with cycles of weather extremes in the Eurasian steppe, including their Seussian trunks, which facilitate heat exchange and keep out dust.
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In a sign that the Mugabes intend to keep out of the limelight for now, they did not attend a state funeral for a former minister in Harare on Sunday.
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Bangkok Journal BANGKOK — The thick white walls of the little fort are smudged and streaked with mold, doing little to keep out the racket and heavy fumes of passing traffic.
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Last week Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said his country plans to build a second fence on its border with Serbia to keep out any major new wave of migrants.
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Just as remarkable is the fact that so much of the attention Bishop has received is focused on what she badly wanted to keep out of sight: her life story.
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Here you see a former African slave, a Civil War vet, another Irish ape, a Frenchman and a Jew building a wall to keep out whatever might come in behind them.
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Israeli says the barrier is meant to keep out Palestinian attackers, but because it dips inside the West Bank, Palestinians see it as a land grab that also stunts their economy.
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Tensions have run high between Mexico and the United States over the shared frontier ever since Trump ran for office vowing to build a border wall to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Trump energized voters in the election campaign by promising to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border in order to keep out Mexican immigrants he described as rapists and murderers.
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He offered vague plans to win economic concessions from China, to build a wall on the southern U.S. border to keep out undocumented immigrants and to make Mexico pay for it.
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Television footage showed one elderly woman trying to sleep by kneeling with her upper body on the seat of a folding chair, arms over her eyes to keep out the light.
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From the foundation of his campaign — build a wall to keep out "rapist" Mexicans — to his recent Oval Office remarks that countries where black people live are a "shithole" (or "shithouse").
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They think Trump will build a wall, that it will keep out illegal immigrants, and that Mexico will, inexplicably, pony up for a project that could cost up to $25 billion.
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Trump was addressing supporters in a campaign-style rally in Nashville, Tennessee when he returned to the wall he wants built on the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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But Orban's message still hammers home the need to keep out migrants, and he portrays rights groups as part of a plot to abolish nation states and flood Europe with foreigners.
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Orban, who built a steel fence in 2015 sealing off Hungary's southern borders to keep out migrants, has framed the election as a choice between forces backing and opposing mass immigration.
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This device isn't as quick to use as a new Android tablet, but because it's sealed in a way to keep out moisture, it's safe to go in a steamy bathroom.
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With the potential leader of the US openly discussing building a real-world wall to keep out people he doesn't like, Poe's short story feels less metaphorical and more, well, literal.
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At the same time as the Syria delusion, Trump is about to shut down the U.S. government over his obsession with building a wall to keep out immigrants, another costly delusion.
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The researchers managed to keep out contaminating microbes by disinfecting the eggs, starving the tardigrades, and treating them with antibiotics — a regimen only the hardy water bears were likely to withstand.
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At another point, he declared to the packed chamber in New York, "the world is too small for us to simply be able to build a wall" to keep out extremists.
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And in Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the leader of the Fidesz party, has built a fence to keep out refugees and undermined the rule of law to cement his power.
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The running joke is that you're a klutz with a capital K—the bull in a china shop who can't stay upright or keep out of the path of, well, everything.
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But flash forward a quarter century, and Trump has made building a wall along the US-Mexico border to keep out illegal drugs, among other things, a cornerstone of his campaign.
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Before jury selection got underway, Ellis said he did not plan to offer decisions on Tuesday about all of the documents that Manafort's team wants to keep out of the trial.
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Africa shutting its doors Nigeria joins other African countries that are shutting their airports and land borders to keep out people from countries that have a high number of coronavirus cases.
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His dismissal came after he gave an interview in which he promised to keep out Muslim immigrants — "As far as I am concerned, no Muslim will ever come in," he said.
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I suppose if there were a time to release a movie about a country erecting a gigantic wall in order to keep out some unknown evil, it's now or never, right?
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Here's one worst-case scenario: • In a tech cold war, China would create "a digital Iron Curtain" that would keep out much of the world, Li Yuan of the NYT writes.
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For Taiwan, which China has used its clout to keep out of many global organizations, it amounts to a kind of international validation — from the world's dissidents, if not its governments.
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Administrators also try to keep out local solicitors like laundry-pickup services, alcohol-delivery businesses and "rush consultants," who will help would-be sorority members select their outfits for recruitment week.
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World Heritage Centre officials also are concerned that, once the MOSE barriers are complete, the system, designed decades ago, may be inadequate to keep out ever-higher sea levels, Rössler said.
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She has chosen not to visit the area, close to the border with Bangladesh, which has been sealed under a military directive designed to keep out foreign aid workers and journalists.
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Over and over, these requirements are found not to benefit consumers, but instead to increase advantages for established players in these field, who want to use licensing to keep out competition.
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Savoy compares it to a block party: The body thinks it knows who -- or in this case, which virus -- will show up, and therefore, which virus it needs to keep out.
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But if a virus shows up in a completely new getup, it becomes difficult for the body's "bouncers" -- that's the immune system -- to know who to look for and keep out.
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A FENCE is both a "theft preventer ... or theft encourager": one kind of FENCE can keep out burglars, and another kind of FENCE buys stolen goods from burglars, thereby encouraging them.
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Adding to commercial and diplomatic tensions, Trump also wants to build a wall on the U.S. southern border to keep out Mexican immigrants, and is demanding that Mexico pay for it.
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Informal rules and discrimination by Indian landlords to keep out religious minorities and single people are eroding the multi-cultural nature of India's cities and dividing communities into ghettos, analysts say.
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Anthony Colombo, a mobster's son who successfully agitated to keep out even a single reference to the Mafia during the entire 175 minutes of the film "The Godfather," died on Jan.
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Its got that sweet self-emptying base, is ideal for picking up pet hair, has a stellar mapping system with special "keep out zone" markers, and a high-efficiency allergen filter.
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Some say customers have coughed on them in the store or reached behind the counter to grab items stores are trying to keep out of reach, like straws and takeout orders.
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As the Cavs scuffle, and as Westbrook and Harden try to keep out-amazing one another (except against the Warriors), Golden State is heating up and getting back their best player.
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When his unbearably self-satisfied Head & Shoulders advert came on at half-time – sandwiched between highlights of his floppy-palmed attempt to keep out Sigthórsson's weak daisy cutter – it felt monumentally appropriate.
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She name-dropped an elementary school in Wapiti, Wyoming, surrounded by a fence to keep out bears and said the school also probably had firearms to protect students from those same bears.
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With the stadium roof closed to keep out the withering Melbourne heat, the 103-year-old grabbed the first set in 210 minutes as a 2200th grand slam title looked a formality.
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"We have a president who excuses neo-Nazis, who wants to ban members of our military because of who they are and keep out immigrants because of who they worship," she wrote.
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Just days after his executive order finally, sort of came into play, aiming to keep out citizens from six Middle Eastern countries, artists from those places are coming together and creating music.
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The barrier offers important protection for the brain, but can keep out drugs that doctors want to send to the brain to trigger the body's own immune system to fight the cancer.
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Rules are generally more relaxed in rural China than in urban, built-up areas, but drones must keep out of restricted airspace and follow rules set by the military and the government.
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I had to wonder: How much fear and anxiety did you internalize and keep out of public view due to the non-disclosure and non-disparagement provisions of your previous employment contract?
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Furthermore, the statement continues to imply that Curiel is biased against Trump because Trump wants to keep out "drugs and illegal immigrants" — implying that Curiel must not want to do these things.
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What's more, would-be crypto-advertisers have to first get approved by Facebook to run the ads in question (the 6-part registration form is will surely keep out the bad actors).
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Until recently, Trump has repeatedly said that, if elected, he would build a "great wall" on the southern border of the US to keep out immigrants -- and make Mexico pay for it.
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He has been called a traitor within the Latino community for musically supporting the man who wants to build a wall to keep out Mexicans, but it doesn't seem to phase him.
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The end of the docks saw the mobsters move out to Jersey, which cleared one headache, though the McManuses and the mobsters had always tried to keep out of each other's way.
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Apple set the model ten years ago with the iOS app store, a well-manicured software ecosystem that's far-reaching enough to draw in developers and controlled enough to keep out junk.
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It protects homeless populations and impoverished communities in lieu of affordable shelter, with one side keeping out cold temperatures, and the other side lined with reflective panels to keep out extreme heat.
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Whereas if residents vote today at the polls to keep out newcomers, they will be doing a great disservice to the climate, no matter how many solar panels adorn their giant houses.
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"Grey" infrastructure - such as piped water to slums, dams to control water flow on rivers, or concrete walls to keep out big storm surges and floods - would still be needed, Connor said.
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The legislation bulks up federal funding for border security but does not pay for starting construction on a U.S.-Mexico border wall that Trump promised to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs.
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Scalia brought to the court a concept of jurisprudence based on the belief that judges should keep out of issues better handled by democratically accountable institutions such as Congress and state legislatures.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The daughter of U.S. President Barack Obama, Malia Obama, graduated from high school on Friday, achieving a milestone that her parents characteristically strove to keep out of the media spotlight.
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By contrast, Orban's government has built a razor wire fence on Hungary's border with Serbia and Croatia to keep out mostly Muslim migrants, citing the need to help safeguard Europe's Christian civilization.
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The security forces want to keep out would-be terrorists and Islamic extremists, and to steer new arrivals to specific places of residence to prevent new migrant ghettos from forming in cities.
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The White House considered choosing another location for the president's speech, perhaps at a venue near the U.S.-Mexico border to emphasize his call for a wall to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Always stay hydrated, keep out of the sun in the hottest hours and never, ever, travel more than 10 minutes by car without water to last days in case of a breakdown.
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Since confirming its first infection last week, Mongolia has tightened stringent border and travel checks adopted since January to keep out the virus, which has now infected more than 156,000 people globally.
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In the days since the election, he has pressed his advantage — demanding the government act on his priorities including tax breaks, public works projects and still tougher measures to keep out migrants.
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When we pulled up to the hotel one Saturday afternoon as motorcycles whizzed by us, the front doors were locked, as is the practice, to keep out the celebrity-seekers and tourists.
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Five minutes later, Hugo Lloris, in the French goal, produced a world-class save to keep out Martín Cáceres's header, which seemed destined to creep into the bottom corner of the net.
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Above- and below- ground sensors, towers, aerial surveillance and manpower to supplement the wall, find and dislocate tunnels and keep out criminal cartels and Mexico, you know that, will work with us.
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Trump outraged Mexico during the campaign by accusing it of sending rapists and drug runners north, and by vowing to make it pay for a border wall to keep out illegal immigrants.
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While Mr. Vandenbussche welcomes natural light, he wanted to keep out direct sun in the summer months, so he designed the overhangs to block beams precisely from May 1 to Sept 1.
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I am going to suspend immigration wherever effective screening cannot take place – and I am going to institute a new ideological screening program to keep out people who don't share our values.
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In a dig at Donald Trump, he said that those who build walls to keep out immigrants are "not Christian," and even flew Muslim Syrian refugees to safety on his papal plane.
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Trump has also portrayed himself as tough on national security with promises to build a wall on the southern border to keep out Mexican immigrants and to impose "extreme vetting" on refugees.
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The blood-brain barrier provides a defence against disease-causing pathogens and toxins that may be present in our blood, and by design exists to keep out foreign substances from the brain.
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While presidents have used their power dozens of times to keep out certain groups of foreigners under the 1952 law, no president has ever barred an entire nationality of immigrants without exception.
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Finally, vapor products would be required to carry bold label warnings stating UNDERAGE SALE PROHIBITED and KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN, informing consumers and vendors alike of their age restricted status.
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City, the runaway Premier League leader, needed the late intervention of goalkeeper Ederson's trailing leg to keep out Luka Milivojevic's penalty kick and secure a 0-43 draw against a plucky Palace.
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The United States needs to persuade its Gulf allies and Egypt that they share a common interest in keeping Sudan stable (not least to keep out their regional rivals, Iran, Qatar and Turkey).
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The big picture is pretty much what we expected: Physical stores must either keep out everyone younger than 18 or keep their e-cigarette supplies in a separate room inaccessible to underage customers.
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The opposition said that the government had broken the truce, which it described as finished, and it would keep out of negotiations indefinitely due to increased fighting and a lack of aid deliveries.
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A flight home and perhaps an escape from a prison that, however secure, cannot keep out the sounds, smells and sights of the city that remind him – and others – of his horrific crimes.
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Princess and the newly introduced Prince decide to build a Firewall around Emojiland to keep out any additional updates — for example, a King or Queen — under the guise of protecting everyone from malware.
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But while the 56 year old wrote and produced Victoria Gotti: My Father's Daughter and actually has a role in the movie, there's one scene even she couldn't keep out of her story.
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What was striking, however, was the complete absence from the speech of the previous cornerstone of his foreign policy: somehow forcing Mexico to pay for an enormous wall to keep out illegal migrants.
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Trump has used the crisis to support his call for building a wall on the border with Mexico, saying it would help keep out heroin and other illegal drugs and curb the crisis.
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On the campaign trail, Trump promised to build a, "big, beautiful, powerful" wall that would stretch across the 2,000-mile border between the U.S. and Mexico in order to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Early fundraising prowess is an important tool for congressional hopefuls looking to keep out primary rivals, attract donors or send a chill down the spine of their potential opponent from across the aisle.
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In the case against Ms. Graswald, 36, the case hinges largely on statements she made to the police, including the videotaped interrogation that Mr. Portale is trying to keep out of the trial.
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But steel producers, backed by governments including the British, French and German, are pushing the Commission to do more to keep out cheap imports from Chinese factories that face problems of over-capacity.
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Hungary has erected a 183-mile-long fence to keep out Syrians; at the French port of Calais, Britain is funding a barrier to prevent Afghans and Africans slipping into the channel tunnel.
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Britain's heatwave has turned green grass brown, triggered an impending hose pipe ban in the northwest of England, and prompted a warning from the government for people to keep out of the sun.
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Countries should be able to prevent such "regulatory arbitrage" by placing restrictions on cross-border transactions — just as they can keep out toys or agricultural products that do not meet domestic health standards.
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It takes nothing away from the experiment's achievement to note that it doesn't dismantle the structural causes of segregation, or prevent rich families from using their political power to keep out poor families.
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The images of unrest Sunday will likely provide him with additional ammunition as he tries to keep out the caravan members and other immigrants and refugees fleeing poverty and violence in their homelands.
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That number would include installation of about 100 miles of barriers to keep out migrants, many from Central America, seeking to enter the country on foot in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas.
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Use fencing to keep out deer that carry ticks, prune trees, keep the grass cut short by mowing often (sorry!), clear leaves and remove overgrowth from the outdoor areas you use the most.
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"My administration has been working on improved vetting procedures, and we will shortly take new steps to keep our nation safe — and to keep out those who would do us harm," he said.
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Demonstrating this compassion and moral credibility means opposing a MAGA agenda that relies on racist presidential rhetoric, voter suppression, racial profiling and discriminatory immigration policies that keep out "Samaritans," Africans, Haitians or Muslims.
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"These days, the No. 1 thing consumers try to keep out of their diet is sugar," said Darren Seifer, a food and beverage industry analyst at the market research firm the NPD Group.
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I create in our domestic interior a much more active and dynamic conversation with the exterior, that thing we are so often unaffected by, or simply trying, with our house, to keep out.
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"The primary installation fence line contained multiple signs that stated the Farm area was a 'RESTRICTED AREA' and the 'KEEP OUT'" as did a secondary fence line around the Farm, the documents say.
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The main Syrian opposition group taking part in the negotiations with the Syrian government said on Tuesday that a truce on the ground had failed and it would keep out of talks indefinitely.
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The move comes after Trump signed a travel ban in January allowing the Department of Homeland Security to apply new vetting measures for immigrants and foreign travelers to keep out potential security risks.
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But what that meant, as often as not, was that the policies the Obama administration championed to keep out or go after "bad" immigrants ended up catching the people Obama considered "good" ones.
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The Bev Hills mansion is insane -- 6 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, a library, pool and has iron gates in the front of the property to keep out the riff raff, according to the L.A. Times.
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Britain's prolonged heatwave has turned green grass brown, triggered an impending hose pipe ban in the northwest of England, and prompted a warning from the government for people to keep out of the sun.
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That is why my administration has been working on improved vetting procedures, and we will shortly take new steps to keep our nation safe — and to keep out those who would do us harm.
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But a survey published on Friday showed that 58 percent of Germans want border controls to be reintroduced to keep out migrants, even if that causes inconvenience when traveling or transporting freight around Europe.
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That is why my Administration has been working on improved vetting procedures, and we will shortly take new steps to keep our Nation safe -- and to keep out those who would do us harm.
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Scott has a covert mission on behalf of some shadowy corporate figures: he's looking for a discarded prosthetic device containing a secret biological weapon, which his benefactors are trying to keep out of sight.
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Trump says construction of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border is needed to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs, but he has so far been unable to get congressional approval to do so.
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Instead, when discussing his plan to erect a wall at the Southern border to keep out illegal immigrants, Cruz turned to the billionaire developer and said, "I've got somebody in mind to build it."
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Croatia's hard pressing had frustrated Brazil in the first 45 minutes and they needed keeper Alisson to get down well to keep out a drive from Andrej Kramaric after Miranda gave the ball away.
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Late last year and early this year, the federal government suffered a record-long partial shutdown when Trump insisted on funding a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico to keep out undocumented immigrants.
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But steel producers, backed by governments including France, Germany and Britain, are pushing the Commission to do more to keep out ultra-cheap imports coming from Chinese factories which face problems of over-capacity.
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The institute had on Tuesday issued its first ever "code red" warning - a system it has used for 20 years - urging the public to drink plenty of water and keep out of the sun.
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He added that his main concern is for the local people and wildlife on the British Virgin Islands: "[H]opefully all people and animals can keep out of harm's way in the coming days."
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The idea is also to bring in enough strongly conservative voters to keep out the regulatory creep smothering liberty in places like California, a state many redoubters disdainfully refer to as "the C-word".
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Eleanor Roosevelt Elementary School was chosen for Mr. Lew's tour as representative of Puerto Rico's nearly 1,400 public schools, which are said to lack money even for screens to keep out Zika-carrying mosquitoes.
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Mexicans across the political spectrum have said Mexico will not pay for Trump's proposed wall along the southern U.S. border, which he has said is needed to keep out both illegal immigrants and drugs.
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But were she elected, her departure from the Senate would be a sharp blow to Republicans because without Collins, the seat would become much more difficult to keep out of Democratic hands in 2020.
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The secret is in their design: Columbia used a mix of waterproof leather and textiles on the uppers to keep out all the snow, slush, and wet of winter without adding any unnecessary weight.
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His home is surrounded by a beautiful, unforgiving landscape of red rock cliffs, a scattering of Navajo residences and, if you look closely, fencelines with KEEP OUT signs marking the numerous abandoned uranium sites.
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I wouldn't even describe the Bose SoundSport Free as noise isolating headphones, as the sport tips sit on the outside of the ear canal without creating a firm seal to keep out ambient sound.
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FOREIGN FORCES Chinese officials have accused foreign forces of trying to hurt Beijing by creating chaos in Hong Kong, and they have warned outsiders to keep out of what they call an internal affair.
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Watch the VICE News documentary: Escape From Myanmar: In Europe, the report strongly criticized Hungary for sealing its borders to keep out thousands of desperate refugees and obstructing collective regional attempts to help them.
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If they can use midichlorian counts to keep out prospective Jedi—regardless of their actual skill or talent with the Force—then they have greater control over who they train and who they exclude.
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CME Group Inc has restricted large tour groups from its trading floor in Chicago and asked customers and staff to keep out "non-essential" visitors, according to a notice sent to clients on Monday.
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But a threat by President Trump to use the American military against Mr. Maduro's government has united those leaders in a different direction: demanding that the United States keep out of the region's affairs.
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Mr. Anderson said he feared that Idaho County, rural and in need of cash, would encourage private owners to develop the lands, or put up fences to keep out hunters and fishermen like him.
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"People should take those conditions seriously and do what they can to keep out of the heat as much as possible," said Richard Broome, the director of environmental health in New South Wales state.
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That is why my Administration has been working on improved vetting procedures, and we will shortly take new steps to keep our Nation safe — and to keep out those who would do us harm.
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The TIP single-mindedly made the case that Texas needed to keep out the immigrants and regain its sovereign status, and that the only way to do that was to leave the United States.
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He called for a wall to keep out "the other," for deporting 12 million illegal immigrants, prohibiting Muslims from entering the US, shuttering mosques, establishing a nationwide database to track Muslim Americans, and so on.
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But Wietse van der Werf, who spent years campaigning against illegal fishing in the Mediterranean and North Africa, fears these victories will amount to little if no one is there to keep out the poachers.
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During the campaign, Trump supporters cheered when he loudly promised a barrier along the 2,000-mile (3,200-km) U.S.-Mexico frontier to keep out drug smugglers and undocumented immigrants and have Mexico pay for it.
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And we've worked on things like terms of use and how to develop our terms of use or terms of service that will keep out ... you have to allow for some degree of hate speech.
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Jerry Brown decided to support President Trump's call to put National Guard troops along the U.S. border with Mexico to keep out drug smugglers, human traffickers and gangs, I nearly fell out of my chair.
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Prior to taking office, Trump threatened to halt money transfers from Mexican nationals unless Mexico agreed to pay for the massive wall he plans build on the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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The Maastricht criteria setting debt and deficit levels for would-be members may not have made economic sense, but they made political sense to Germans keen to keep out unreliable Mediterranean countries, most obviously Italy.
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The new order also includes an exemption for current visa holders and removes a section that granted preferential treatment to religious minorities, which some say was designed to keep out Muslims while allowing in Christians.
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Mexico has had strained relations with its northern neighbor since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January, promising to build a wall along the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs.
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Jones -- an ex-Duke star -- says he could see a place for Melo with Coach K ... but says the Big Baller has to keep out of the limelight ... something he's been able to do recently.
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PRELOKA, Slovenia (Reuters) - Slovenia has begun work on an additional stretch of fence along its southern border with Croatia with which it aims to keep out a rising number of migrants entering the country illegally.
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But over the past decade moving drugs along it has become harder, a side-effect of Turkey tightening its borders in response to the war in Syria and European countries' attempts to keep out refugees.
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Following are some of the main themes of Trump's speech: Trump promised new steps shortly to "keep out those who would do us harm" and said his administration had been working on improved vetting procedures.
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In my hands-on post for the new Sony earbuds, I pointed out that the slightly loose fit meant that the earbuds struggled to keep out loud noises, like the passing of a subway train.
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Late last year and early this year, the federal government suffered a record-long partial shutdown when Trump insisted on funding for a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico to keep out undocumented immigrants.
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By many accounts, the popularity of President Trump's campaign was tied to his message of bringing back manufacturing jobs — 25 million to be exact — in part by building a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants.
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But right now it's hard to catch the resemblance: Sylvestre is outfitted in Tyvex and hairnets, necessary to keep out dust, skin particles, and dirt that could mar the super-smooth surface of his device.
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Earlier this month Liberia's newly sworn-in President George Weah committed to building 2,000 modern homes to replace fragile structures in West Point as well as a sea wall to keep out the encroaching ocean.
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When firefighters arrived they found a "Keep Out" sign outside the apartment door and another sign on a closet indicating the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas, said Lt. Kevin Haas of the Austin Fire Department.
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Trump has dominated much of the political discussion since last summer, in part by pushing to build a wall on the nation's southern border to keep out immigrants and deporting those in the U.S. illegally.
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They've pledged to hold up the entire appropriations process unless they can get a deal from Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to uphold a two-year budget deal and keep out "poison pill" riders.
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Death penalty experts said capital defendants at times chose to represent themselves to keep out evidence of their mental or emotional conditions, even though such evidence may provide the best chance to save their lives.
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The sheriff's nostalgia pointed to a wider truth: Walls are not just about whom a country wants to keep out; they are a mark of what it is trying to preserve, its idea of itself.
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" During his immigration speech Wednesday in Arizona, Mr. Trump said his border security plan would use the best technology, including above- and below-ground sensors to "find and dislocate tunnels and keep out criminal cartels.
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Last year CityNet, a local telecom company which had also bid on the state contract, launched a lawsuit against Frontier accusing the corporation of squandering the funds in an attempt to keep out local competition.
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The National Origins quota, which you mentioned, proves that it's not necessarily new to America to keep out "the other," so to speak, though we reformed the system in 1965 — more than 50 years ago.
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Hers is the shabbiest — a makeshift three-room shed, with a corrugated metal roof held in place by stones, curtains to keep out critters and climate, cocks crowing and children playing in the dirt yard.
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As most Western countries sought to keep out of the dispute, Mr. Erdogan sided firmly with Qatar, pledging to send troops to Qatar at a time when Qatari officials feared Saudi military action was imminent.
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Gricheno said his nonsurgical masks, usually worn to keep out dust and allergens, typically sold for about 1-1.5 reais (22-56 cents) wholesale, but they now fetch 3-5 reais on the secondary market.
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TONDER, Denmark — Trying to halt the spread of a disease that can wipe out domestic pig populations, Denmark intends to build a fence along its border with Germany to keep out the pigs' wild cousins.
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"They also loved what Trump was saying about immigrants and gun control," said Lester Clore, a 33-year veteran of Bethlehem Steel, referring to the president's pledge to keep out immigrants and oppose gun restrictions.
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Members of some of these communities live along Kenya's borders, and government officials say they have introduced some measures to keep out those who pose a security risk, or people fleeing war in neighboring Somalia.
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While President Trump was hurling verbal napalm at Mexico and vowing to keep out Muslims during his campaign, he was also promising to look out for people from these men's besieged corner of the world.
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"We have to control better who's coming into the country and keep out the ones who have terroristic intent," said Ina Redetzke, a teacher from Brandenburg who was drinking spiced punch at the Alexanderplatz market.
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So, the idea that you would want to keep out of the market the news that that kind of agreement in principle had been reached, I don't think would have been a very good idea.
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Gricheno said his nonsurgical masks, usually worn to keep out dust and allergens, typically sold for about 1-1.5 reais (22-56 cents) wholesale, but they now fetch 3-5 reais on the secondary market.
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Arsenal were better after the break and Boro keeper Victor Valdes made a superb save to keep out former Barcelona team mate Alexis Sanchez's dipping effort before Mesut Ozil had a late goal disallowed for offside.
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Fences — both the play itself and the word — denotes the literal barriers that Troy erects around the house for Rose, to both delineate their property and also keep out the evil that lurks around the perimeters.
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If he stays on script — and if the script is vetted by some of the more sober-minded and experienced members of his Cabinet to keep out anything catastrophically explosive — he just might pull it off.
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I may be the eldest of three children, with a job and an apartment and a demonstrable ability to keep out of trouble but, around my family, I revert to impractical, head-in-the-clouds liability.
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They lived in abandoned log cabins while they cleared the land, stuffing the cracks with linen to keep out drafts; Morsani, the stonemason, his brother and their five children shared a barn with several other families.
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The second big problem is that Trump looks poised to staff his White House with the very kind of people campaign finance and anti-lobbying reforms are designed to keep out of the machinery of government.
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In March, Pena Nieto roundly condemned Trump, who has promised to build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs, and has complained about what he calls unfair trade.
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ONE of the murals depicting the history of Paducah on a wall built to keep out the river shows a captain in his pilot-house, looking over a 15-barge tow with 24,000 tonnes of cargo.
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But following a series of failed negotiations, Trump mainly has focused on clamping down on immigration and building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border to keep out undocumented immigrants from Central America and other countries.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior U.S. Treasury official on Wednesday criticized the International Monetary Fund for its views on the Trump administration's tax proposals and said the institution should keep out of the U.S. fiscal policy debate.
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These are places that lost lots of manufacturing jobs in the decade after 2001, when America was hit by a surge of imports from China (which Mr Trump says he will keep out with punitive tariffs).
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Many French voters backed Macron reluctantly, not because they agreed with his politics but simply to keep out Le Pen and her far-right National Front party, still tainted by its anti-Semitic and racist history.
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He is tasked with urging a united front against terror by appealing to some of the same corners of the Muslim world he has tried to keep out of the United States with his travel ban.
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She previously called his plan to keep out Muslims "absolutely un-American"; her speech this week, with its plea for resistance to "the angriest voices", was a response to him as well as to Mr Obama.
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Jean-Marie Le Pen was ultimately crushed when voters from right and left rallied around the conservative Jacques Chirac in order to keep out a party whose far-right, anti-immigrant views they considered unpalatably xenophobic.
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Koenigsmann revealed on Monday that investigators found burn marks inside the pressurization system's check valves, a component designed to keep out liquid oxidizer until the system can shoot it into the engines at the correct speed.
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Donald Trump, the party's presumptive presidential nominee, has given xenophobic sentiments a megaphone by endorsing a ban on all Muslims coming to this country, whether refugees or not, and building a wall to keep out Mexicans.
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By moving to Europe, I'm not escaping from the realities of resurgent nationalism; in Hungary, Viktor Orbán has already built a wall to keep out refugees, and nationalist movements are thriving in France, Italy, and elsewhere.
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Lithuania is worried by Russia's so called anti-access area denial (A2/AD) capability, by which it could keep out reinforcements by using missiles, submarines and other forces from its Kaliningrad enclave between Poland and Lithuania.
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Mr. Trump has set off outrage in Mexico with his campaign vow to build a wall along the United States' southern border to keep out undocumented immigrants and drugs, and to make Mexico pay for it.
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It has promised to build a wall to keep out migrants and backs a referendum on restoring maximum punishment, not excluding the death penalty, for drug dealers and pedophiles, but its style is more blandly managerial.
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To keep out "beaten men from beaten races," as one Census Bureau director put it, Congress set immigration quotas in 20203 using the 1890 census, which had a greater share of British, French, Dutch and Germans.
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There are so many storage container options out there, from stackable plastic boxes that hold a ton of stuff to decorative bins that sneakily house items you use often but want to keep out of sight.
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The SEC's algorithmic predictions may fall more heavily on smaller companies that, unlike big Wall Street players, lack a stable of quants who can reverse-engineer the model and keep out of the agency's cross-hairs.
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Corporations have traditionally sought comprehensive tools to help build the backbone of their cyber defenses, including multiple firewalls to keep out intruders and segmented networks to prevent problems like the breach that affected Equifax last year.
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Sixty-nine men and one woman slept at Casa del Migrante in Caborca one night last week, on rolled rugs and skinny mats under a frayed plastic roof that did not completely keep out the rain.
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Thousands of students formed human chains outside schools across Hong Kong Monday in solidarity with pro-democracy protesters, as the city's government issued a warning to the U.S. to keep out of its affairs, AP reports.
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A Coca-Cola van rested at a 45-degree angle on a Pontiac minivan, and the curtains in a girl's room fluttered — the ceiling above obliterated with nothing to keep out the day's stiff, chilling wind.
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"Quite frankly, you are the type of individual U.S. immigration policy is intended to keep out of the United States," Virginia Federal Court Judge Henry Hudson told Santos-Ochoa at the sentencing hearing Thursday, the paper reported.
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The city of Ahmedabad, in Gujarat, introduced the country's first action plan in 2013, and its text messages, extra drinking stations and advice to keep out of the sun are credited with saving more than 2,000 lives.
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An Aberdeen family opposed to his development there has threatened to raise a Mexican flag as a reminder of his proposal to build a wall along the U.S. southern border to keep out immigrants who enter illegally.
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With a rib-knit cuff to keep out cold air, these gloves will come in handy whether you're getting the ice off the windshield in the morning or helping the kids build a snowman in the backyard.
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GAZA BORDER (Reuters) - As plumes of tear gas drift across the Israeli no-go zone inside Gaza's border fence, Palestinian protesters dart between them, relying on an array of home-made devices to keep out the fumes.
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Arching above it all is a high-tech ETFE canopy—a superlight and hyper-efficient inflated polymer skin that will be transparent to keep out noise and rain while taking advantage of all that Southern California sun.
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" The directive will not only deter hiring but encourage parents, particularly women, to "keep out of the labour market", driving up the pay gap, says Mr Beyrer: "The money would be better spent improving child-care facilities.
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Nearly 3,800 people, a third of them children, drowned in the Mediterranean while trying to reach Europe last year, and a more humane and orderly process would make it easier to keep out terrorists, the group said.
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Jimmy Carter used it to deny some Iranians entry to the U.S. during the hostage crisis, Ronald Reagan to bar Cubans who didn't already have relatives here and President Barack Obama to keep out North Korean officials.
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Failure to keep out hackers could result in malfunctioning apps that slow down or thwart the results-reporting process, state parties receiving bogus information or party websites that are defaced or manipulated to crown the wrong winner.
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Many EU leaders, wary of eurosceptic voters at home, are determined Britain cannot have access to EU trade and financial markets if it wants to keep out EU workers and refuse to contribute to the EU budget.
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But he goes out of his way to stay on polite terms with them and to keep out of formal politics, paying for charitable works in the capital and elsewhere, and investing in telecoms, energy and tourism.
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Trump's planned border wall, which he says will keep out illegal immigrants, along with his threat to impose punitive taxes against Mexico to rebalance trade, has brought about the worst crisis in U.S.-Mexican relations for decades.
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And Andrew Anglin, the founder of the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer, endorsed Mr. Trump days after he issued his first promise to build a wall to keep out Mexican criminals and "rapists" in June 2015.
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"Although detractors want to make this bill out to be something it clearly is not, this legislation was carefully crafted to keep out of the stream of commerce," Georgia's lieutenant governor, Casey Cagle, said in a statement.
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" He also offered a thinly veiled critique of the House appropriations bill, highlighting Senate efforts to "keep out extraneous authorizations" and to "exclude language that could be identified as 'poison pills' by any member of the committee.
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Confronted by extremism on all sides, the desert kingdom is building massive fences at its borders with Iraq and Yemen to keep out the terrorist organizations that it may in fact have had a hand in creating.
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The authorities are trying to keep out of the public eye during Easter week an underground Chinese bishop at the center of a controversial deal between Beijing and the Vatican, according to people working in his office.
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The Oscar telecast is trying to keep out most of the politics — viewers don't like it — but they tried to have a symbolic moment by asking Ashley Judd, one of Weinstein's first accusers, to be a presenter.
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Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump has said Mexico is "killing" U.S. trade, threatening to build a border wall to keep out migrants, block remittances sent home by Mexicans, and raise tariffs against Mexico to protect U.S. jobs.
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Despite what the Department of Homeland Security's tweet said, Mr. Trump has not been able to secure substantial funding or congressional approval to build a wall on the southern border with Mexico to keep out unauthorized immigrants.
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The court case could also expose the President to the possibility that his business history, which he has fought to keep out of the public eye, could become a target of rival lawyers in a discovery process.
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What the B.D.S. movement calls the "apartheid wall" — in fact, mainly a wire fence, except in populated areas — was erected between Israel and the West Bank for security reasons, primarily to keep out would-be suicide bombers.
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It's exactly the opposite of what US allies feared an isolationist and tired White House would do -- inserting American forces for the long haul into a war the Obama administration bent over backwards to keep out of.
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" On the other hand, Hades (played with menace by Patrick Page) represents industrialization; he uses the souls of the dead as slave labor to build an underground city that includes a massive wall "to keep out poverty.
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It's not the first time Trump, who ran on a campaign promise to build a wall to keep out Mexicans and keeps adding more Muslim countries to his travel ban, has commented on black and white issues.
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In the future I will keep out of the arguments, especially if they involve another player.... I really don't need the money, [but] I want to be in there every minute because I love to play baseball.
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Orban has used harsh anti-migrant rhetoric since the migrant crisis escalated last year and gained notoriety for erecting a steel fence along Hungary's southern border to keep out migrants - a policy now adopted by other Balkan countries.
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Seen as most vulnerable to a Trump win because of his threat to slap tariffs on Mexican imports and build a wall to keep out immigrants, the peso has fallen around 69.3883 percent against the dollar this year.
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L'Avenue, a Paris restaurant popular with celebrities like Kim Kardashian West and Rihanna, has a system in place to keep out people with Arabic-sounding names and women in headscarves, an investigation by BuzzFeed News in France shows.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. hog farmers are ramping up safety procedures and leaving animal-feed ingredients imported from China in storage in an attempt to keep out a highly contagious swine disease that is sweeping through Asia and Europe.
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Only 403 miles of fencing is intended to keep out pedestrians, while the rest just keeps out vehicles, according to a study by the Federation for American Immigration Reform, an immigration group that advocates for lowering immigration levels.
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Ethiopia tries to keep out of the regional spat, though it is still at loggerheads with Egypt over the nearly completed Great Renaissance Dam in Ethiopia, which Egypt says will drastically curb the flow of the Nile river.
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The pope said that a person who thinks only about building walls was not Christian, alluding to Trump's proposed plan to build a barrier on the United States' border with Mexico in order to keep out illegal immigrants.
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In an election where one candidate wants to build a wall to keep out illegal immigrants, and the other wants to increase the immigration of refugees by 550 percent, there is not much common ground to be shared.
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Farmers also have strengthened cleaning and security practices in a bid to keep out the virus, with many requiring workers to change their shoes before entering barns and barring delivery trucks from getting too close to poultry houses.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government rebuked Israel on Saturday for a tweet by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that appeared to applaud U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to build a border wall with Mexico to keep out illegal immigrants.
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During the campaign, then candidate Trump verbally attacked a Mexican American judge born in Indiana, suggesting he was biased in lawsuit against the candidate because Trump wanted to build a wall to keep out Mexicans at the border.
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Read more: I flew first-class in Delta's 6-month-old A220, the plane Boeing tried to keep out of the USThe company also said it delivered fewer large aircraft as the world's elite do less jet setting.
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U.S.-Mexican relations have been badly damaged by Trump's threats to curtail trade with Latin America's No. 2 economy as well as his demand that Mexico pay for a border wall to keep out immigrants and drug traffickers.
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One train car was entirely full of sailors—Murmansk is home to Russia's Northern Fleet, and the whole Kola Peninsula is dotted with signs that read, "KEEP OUT!" because they house the nation's nuclear-powered and-armed submarines.
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Last year, Mr. Orban built a razor-wire border fence to keep out those fleeing war, but he has been only too happy to admit other foreigners, mostly Chinese, who are wealthy enough to pay their own way.
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During a group-stage game against Colombia, the usually impenetrable keeper let a ball slip between her legs and into the net, and then failed to keep out a late free kick that cost the Americans a victory.
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"I don't think any wall can be high enough to keep out a pandemic, or climate change, or any of the other big threats that face humanity in the future, so I think it's counterproductive," Mr. Goldin said.
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"The designers of 19th-century rowhouses ingeniously included built-in shutters to help keep out the cold" reads one caption, in neat letters, next to a photo of a bandanna-clad and smiling Ms. Rinden scraping old paint.
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A priest's blessing and signage along the lines of "Super-duper evil — keep out!" complete the security arrangements as the Warrens promptly clear off, leaving their young daughter, her babysitter and a bereaved friend to their own devices.
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While dozens of human runners line up daily to have their battered feet attended to after long days in thick-sole shoes and gaiters to keep out the sand, Cactus appears to be doing fine in bare paws.
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As Hurricane Florence moved toward the coast this week, Lucy the Elephant's executive director, Richard Helfant, watched its path and readied towels, just in case, to stuff inside the hatch on her roof to keep out the rain.
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Ms. Gao, who opened her first center in Flushing in 2004, said that several years ago she tried to persuade other owners to join an association that could self-regulate and keep out cut-rate, potentially unsafe, centers.
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We will use the best technology, including above-and below-ground sensors, towers, aerial surveillance and manpower to supplement the wall, find and dislocate tunnels, and keep out the criminal cartels, and Mexico will pay for the wall.
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If you prefer your former job, though (or can't find another), call or write your friend in advance of your return: Apologize for the possible intrusion and tell her you will try to keep out of her way.
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But the severity of the cutbacks makes clear that the administration's rationale hides its real motive: to score political points with a base of voters fearful of immigration by seeming to keep out as many people as possible.
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With the specter of prior waves of Japanese and Korean cars flooding American shores, there are many folks in the U.S. auto industry who would be happy to see a Great Wall erected to keep out Chinese manufacturers.
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After Trump took office last month, Netanyahu tweeted his applause for Trump's plan to build a wall to keep out people from Mexico, which Democrats consider an expensive and racially tinged insult to a U.S. neighbor and ally.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture said it will add more dogs to sniff out illegal pork products at airports and seaports in an effort to keep out the contagious hog disease that has spread across Asia and Europe.
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The Electricity Information Sharing and Analysis Center (E-ISAC) called the blackout a "coordinated effort by a malicious actor" and last week urged its members to "do a better job" at layering digital security to keep out hackers.
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"The location of Capella hotel, which is separated from [the] mainland, may serve as a virtual wall to keep out security threats from approaching the summit," Singaporean national security researcher Muhamamad Faizal Abdul Rahman told This Week in Asia.
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With support from Turkish tanks and warplanes, the rebels now appear to have secured a roughly 90 km stretch of land that Turkey long wanted to control to keep out jihadists and to stop the advance of the YPG.
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But my recent experience has blown me away since Amazon has now managed to create a series of something I can only describe as moats to lock me in more and more and also keep out other retail options.
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Orban has been a strong opponent of the EU's migration policies, and built a fence on Hungary's southern borders in 2015 to keep out migrants, saying protecting the EU's external borders was the only way to preserve Christian values.
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Now, you may be thinking: Hendricks and Lombard have both fallen off pretty severely, but both are still the kind of big names the UFC is probably keen to keep out of the hands of its competitors—namely Bellator.
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University of California, San Diego's XENON1T principle investigator Kaixuan Ni explained to me that radiation can come from anywhere and cause a signal in the detector, so XENON1T is buried deep underground to keep out stray particles from space.
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Its leader, Kyriakos Velopoulos, a successful exporter of medicinal plants, wants to build a wall in northern Greece to keep out migrants and hold a referendum on whether to introduce the death penalty for drug dealers and child molesters.
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Update: 7:00pm: The countdown clock has been bumped back to 10 minutes as a hold has been placed due to what appears to be a ship in the keep-out zone around either the launch or landing sites.
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Again, this contrasts with the rhetoric from Trump, who wants to build a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants, has made fun of people with disabilities and has no recommendations for justice reform, early education or education at all.
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After a walk around the edges of the estate—cut off from the public by a spiked fence designed to keep out protesters—I'm sitting in the neat, two-bedroom, fifth-floor apartment of 2000-year-old Aysen Dennis.
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ROME, May 4 (Reuters) - Austria's plan to build a fence at its border with Italy to keep out migrants is a dangerous project that risks raising the ghosts of Europe's past, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said on Wednesday.
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Trump's volatile campaign, which has included calls for a border wall with Mexico to keep out immigrants and a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States, has pricked the interest of some right-wing and nationalist leaders abroad.
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"We're building barriers and walls around apartment buildings and public spaces to keep out the diversity of people and uses that comprise urban life," said Jon Ritter, an architectural historian and a clinical associate professor at New York University.
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Making the homes even more efficient are dual-pane windows that help retain or keep out heat (depending on the need), LED lighting and advanced water heaters that work by funneling heat from the ambient air into the water.
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The doors all have retractable sliding screens to keep out mosquitoes, said Kathy McLaughlin, who is the listing agent for the property with American Paradise Real Estate and also oversees its rental to vacationers through her company, Island Getaways.
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Republican Trump ran a campaign steeped in anti-Mexican rhetoric and threatened to halt transfers from Mexican nationals unless Mexico agreed to pay for the wall he wants built on the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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The outspoken American real estate mogul has vowed to make Mexico pay for a border wall to keep out illegal immigrants, as well as threatening to carry out mass deportations and tear up trade treaties crucial to its economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, commenting on the shooting attack in Munich in which at least eight people were killed on Friday, said the United States should do all in its power to keep out terrorism.
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In Hungary, the increasingly authoritarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, has started building a wall to keep out immigrants and holding migrants in detention camps where guards have been filmed flinging food at them as if they were zoo animals.
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When the first public pools were established in America's Northern cities at the turn of the 20th century, class prejudices fueled decisions of where municipal pools were built to keep out poor and working-class people, regardless of race.
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We were doing a scene where I was in a nudist camp, and I'm behind a fence that says "Keep Out," and my shoulders and legs are bare, and Harvey was interviewing me about what nudists do for recreation.
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On the other hand, one of his companions says that he was "inhuman" on these voyages, a comment that seems to refer to the prodigious gifts of concentration necessary to keep out the pain and focus on the pleasures.
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This is a devastating impact to not only tortoises, but to desert kit foxes, burrowing owls, desert iguanas, kangaroo rats, wildflowers and delicate biological soil crusts that hold the soil together and keep out invasive cheatgrass and red brome.
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The "one country, two systems" applies to Hong Kong, a former British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997, which has seen months of pro-democracy protests as its young people fight to keep out Beijing's growing influence.
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Instead, Trump is building a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants and force companies to move to the U.S. Let's see … what happened after 9/11, when the border crossings with Mexico and Canada were severely constricted for security?
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He agreed with Trump that you had to vet Muslims carefully in order to keep out terrorists, and he thought that America should not accept Muslims who didn't want to learn English and become a part of American life.
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Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has touted his country's own wall on the southern border with Egypt to keep out African "illegal infiltrators," who he said are worse than Sinai terrorists and threaten the livelihood of Israel's Jewish majority.
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Trying to keep out of a rut, he wrote "An American in Washington" (1961), a guide to the capital, detailing the techniques of name-dropping, the importance of lunch and advice on how to talk endlessly without saying anything.
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If you spent any time in Hungary during April's general election, you'd have seen poster images of Soros with opposition politicians, brandishing Photoshopped bolt cutters as he bursts through the fences reinforced on Hungary's borders to keep out migrants.
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In Hungary, the increasingly authoritarian prime minister, Viktor Orbán, has started building a wall to keep out immigrants and holding migrants in detention camps, where guards have been filmed flinging food at them as if they were zoo animals.
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When the first public pools were established in America's Northern cities at the turn of the 28th century, class prejudices fueled decisions of where municipal pools were built to keep out poor and working-class people, regardless of race.
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Trump has refused to consider legislation needed to fully reopen the government unless it includes $5.7 billion to help pay for a border wall or other barrier, which he says is needed to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs.
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Apple responded to the criticism by quietly adding a rubber membrane to its third revision of the keyboard, which was meant to keep out the dust and other particles that had, somehow, led to keys becoming completely unusable on prior models.
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Trump has been accused of racism, misogyny and bigotry for saying he would build a giant wall to keep out illegal Mexican immigrants, would temporarily ban Muslims from the United States and issued a series of comments considered demeaning to women.
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"We've all voted for Congress this time and our candidate is winning here," said Bishnu Prasad Jalodia, a wheat grower in Madhya Pradesh, where it appears as if Congress might have to woo smaller parties to keep out Modi's party.
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He was elected on a nativist platform that sought to keep out people from certain backgrounds: Muslims and "Mexicans," a term that might have included Central Americans, who now make up a majority of the people coming across the Mexico border.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Viktor Orban said on Monday the main task of his new government will be to preserve Hungary's security and Christian culture, sticking to his nationalist policy to keep out migrants and fend off what he calls foreign meddling.
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Trump, a Republican, ran a campaign steeped in anti-Mexican rhetoric and threatened to halt transfers from Mexican nationals unless Mexico agreed to pay for the wall he wants built on the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Donald J. Trump seems to casually defy all these rules — insulting Senator John McCain, a veteran; disparaging women; and building a rhetorical wall to keep out the single demographic group that his party seems to need for its survival, Latinos.
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Helene Aquilla is desperately working to keep out the darkness; Laia of Serra must stop the Nightbringer; and Elias Ventura, in the land between the living and the dead, is at the mercy of a power which might destroy his humanity.
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His tirade began after he reportedly watched a "Fox and Friends" segment on Sunday in which conservative commentator Tomi Lahren urged the U.S. to build a wall to keep out a "caravan" of over 1,000 migrants fleeing deadly crime in Honduras.
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Back then, we had a flamboyant millionaire, several crusaders demanding a return to "traditional" families, calls for a wall to keep out immigrants and of course another Clinton and Bush (although the 1992 Bush candidate didn't crash and burn so early).
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At the launch of his campaign in mid-2015, the New York real estate magnate riled many Mexicans by pledging to build a border wall to keep out illegal immigrants, accusing Mexico of sending rapists and drug runners across the border.
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"You don't trust other people, so you build walls," he said in reference to U.S. President-elect Trump's promise to build a wall along the southern U.S. border to keep out Mexican immigrants that he said were rapists and criminals.
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Meghan made her debut at the royals' Christmas walk to church rocking a belted tan coat to keep out the chill, and also opted for the cozy style during her visit the Reprezent radio station in Brixton back in January.
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U.S.-Mexican relations have been strained by U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to curtail trade with Latin America's No. 2 economy as well as his demand that Mexico pay for a border wall to keep out immigrants and drug traffickers.
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He presided over a League Cup defeat to fourth-tier Bradford City when I, wrapped in a heavy-duty scarf and coat in an attempt to keep out the marrow-chilling cold, had travelled several hundred miles to see it.
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Either way, his bat is too good to keep out of the lineup, so the lovely taxpayers of Cobb County should be treated to 30-plus homers from Kemp in the ballpark that they're footing most of the bill for.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria is building a fence along its border with Romania to keep out wild boars that could carry the deadly infection African swine fewer to farm pigs and threaten the country's pork industry, the agriculture minister said on Tuesday.
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The FAA is working closely with airports to reduce the number of aviation wildlife accidents by establishing wildlife perimeters around airports that keep out animals, and by supporting research efforts to develop better avian radar and bird migration forecasting tools.
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Trump has built his campaign on anti-establishment rhetoric and promises to build a wall along the Mexican border to keep out illegal immigrants, impose a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States and restore the country's manufacturing base.
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But now we're watching his successor govern in sloppy finger paints—and the ongoing explosion of dark money in politics (which Obama rhetorically opposed but failed to reverse) means Trump will be almost impossible to keep out of a second term.
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The relationship between the United States and Mexico has become strained after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to build a wall between the two countries to keep out illegal immigrants, drug dealers and criminals and make Mexico pay for it.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has reinforced Hungary's borders to keep out more than a million mostly Muslim migrants who have flowed into Europe since the start of 22015, has called a referendum on Sunday to seek support for that stance.
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The album is being released as anti-immigrant politics is on the rise across much of the world, including the United States where U.S. President Donald Trump wants to build a wall on the Mexican border to keep out immigrants.
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Bald-eagle feathers zip up to keep out moisture; mourning-dove feathers rotate individually to control flight; golden-crowned-kinglet feathers keep the bird's body so insulated that it may be a hundred and forty degrees warmer than the air.
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Those were the emotions Mr. Trump was summoning when he built his campaign on a cry about rapists and drug smugglers from Mexico and a promise to build a wall, deport the 11 million in two years and keep out Muslims.
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Supporters of Mr. Trump openly and proudly endorse erecting a wall to keep out the unwanted, in much the same way that people openly endorsed erecting the wall of Jim Crow to keep unwanted black people away from legitimate society.
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Kohl, the architect of Germany's reunification and a leading driver of European integration, will host Orban - who has built a razor wire fence on Hungary's border with Serbia and Croatia to keep out migrants - at his home in Ludwigshafen on Tuesday.
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In an excerpt published in New York Magazine, Wylie says the firm used focus groups and qualitative observation to learn what Facebook users are interested in, including term limits, "draining the swamp," guns, and building walls to keep out immigrants.
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The order from the state's Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) requires Duke Energy to store coal ash in lined pits, rebuffing the company's request to cover the pits in order to keep out rainwater and prevent the pits from overflowing.
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Since it launched its insurgency in 1984, fighting has stayed largely in the countryside, but the latest violence has focused on urban areas, where the PKK youth wing has set up barricades and dug trenches to keep out security forces.
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Some fear has been caused by press reports of potential executive orders, Healey said, including one that would seek to keep out immigrants likely to use a certain amount of government assistance but that policy has not been signed into law.
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Dive bars, restaurants, party rentals, etc..." Leichtung: "Get to know the names and faces of people that go to your party and develop a friends-only email list or text list that will keep out the randos and party ruiners.
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But an ambitious plan to build a giant wall to keep out the encroaching sea has come under fire from fishermen who fear for their catches and homes, and water experts who say it doesn't do enough to tackle land subsidence.
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Earlier this week, as Americans pondered the supreme irony of celebrating freedom in a country whose administration is actively working to keep out and kick out "foreigners" of every stripe, a similar drama played out across the pond in France.
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SINGAPORE/SEOUL (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have told people to stay away from the border with North Korea, which has banned people from China to keep out the coronavirus, or risk being shot by North Korean guards, residents of the area said.
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Simply stated, using piecemeal evidence that a dishonest F.B.I. director wanted to keep out of court, Bill Baxley and Doug Jones put together a convincing case that proved beyond reasonable doubt that Alabama juries convicted the right men for murder.
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Instead of trying to build a wall to keep out people seeking a better living in America, enforce laws against the many employers — growers, manufacturers, yard services, nursing homes, Trump hotels — that demand unskilled and/or sub-minimum-wage labor.
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You cannot think seriously about the first without thinking seriously about the second, and if you don't, this week's scenes of Customs and Border Protection officers firing tear gas to keep out desperate migrants near Tijuana will get a lot worse.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — President Trump is again warning John Kerry, the former secretary of state, to keep out of discussions over whether to remain in the Iran nuclear deal — a decision the White House is expected to announce on Tuesday.
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As a platform committed to providing safe transportation, we hold ourselves to a higher standard by designing products and policies to keep out bad actors, make riders and drivers feel safe, and react quickly if and when an incident does occur.
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SINGAPORE/SEOUL (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have told people to stay away from the border with North Korea, which has banned people from China to keep out the coronavirus, or risk being shot by North Korean guards, residents of the area said.
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Turkey argued it could no longer contain the hundreds of thousands of migrants it hosts, or the likelihood of more refugees on the way from intensified fighting in northwestern Syria, but Greece has sought to keep out the fresh influx.
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Thousands of medical workers in Hong Kong went on strike starting Monday to compel the city's government to accede to a demand for a complete shutdown of its borders with mainland China to keep out the spread of the virus.
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The future of Democratic leadership in the House is a topic many in the party's leadership are desperate to keep out of the headlines ahead of the midterms, hoping to keep the spotlight on an energized base rather than intraparty debates.
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And for years, Mr. Loria said he did not have the money to spend on big-name players because the Marlins played in an outdoor stadium without a roof to keep out the rain and seal out South Florida's stifling humidity.
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Multiple former White House officials said that Trump is much more comfortable when he is relaxing down at Mar-a-Lago and is surrounded by many fewer staffers who try to keep out shady individuals when he's in the White House.
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As President Trump blusters about his "big beautiful wall" to keep out poor migrants, Republican lawmakers have introduced legislation to neuter financial-oversight laws on banking, gut environmental protection standards, eliminate the Department of Education and roll back health care affordability.
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During last spring's election, when I was last in Hungary, you couldn't turn without spotting the ruling Fidesz party advertisements, which featured crude photoshopped images of Soros personally cutting open the Hungarian border fences designed to keep out Muslim migrants.
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" "As a platform committed to providing safe transportation, we hold ourselves to a higher standard by designing products and policies to keep out bad actors, make riders and drivers feel safe, and react quickly if and when an incident does occur.
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"The location of Capella hotel which is separated from [the] mainland may serve as a virtual wall to keep out security threats from approaching the summit," Muhammad Faizal Abdul Rahman, a national security researcher in Singapore, told This Week in Asia Tuesday.
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He didn't live to see the day: President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, a law that continues to change the face of America by abandoning quotas designed to keep out newcomers from many parts of the world.
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Snapchat took off, in part, because it was like a secret you could learn; the weird design functioned as a "keep out" sign for older users, and it fed into the app's image as networks like Facebook grew older and decidedly less cool.
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He has both inspired impassioned supporters and ignited a backlash of angry dissent with his promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border to keep out illegal immigrants and his call to temporarily ban the entry of Muslims into the country.
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But Klaver's success could turn the Left Greens into one of the handful of parties big enough to win a place in the ruling coalition, especially if mainstream parties link up to keep out Wilders, convicted last year of fomenting racial hatred.
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U.S. President Donald Trump ran an election campaign heavy on anti-Mexican rhetoric and threatened to halt transfers from Mexican nationals unless Mexico agreed to pay for a wall he wants built on the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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Reports of coronavirus cases have now been recorded in at least 23 countries — the World Health Organization on Thursday declared the outbreak a global public health emergency — while the list of nations taking steps to keep out Chinese visitors continues to grow.
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BARCS, Hungary (Reuters) - Sandor Jankovics is proud to be joining Hungary's new "border hunter" force after a six-month crash course to help police and army units keep out migrants, part of a security clamp down that has raised human rights concerns.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark said Thursday it will build a 70 kilometer (43.5 mile) fence on its German border to keep out wild boars that can carry the deadly infection African swine fewer to farm pigs and threaten the country's large pork industry.
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The real residents at the White family house told KOB that they are erecting a 6-foot-high wrought iron fence around the house to keep out unruly fans who come to, among other things, throw a commemorative pizza on the roof.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. border agents said they have seized 1 million pounds (453,592 kg) of food products from China this month, rather than 1 million pounds of pork as they had previously announced, as they work to keep out African swine fever.
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TAL AFAR AIR BASE, Iraq (Reuters) - Convoys of military vehicles loaded with Shi'ite paramilitary fighters hurtled across desert terrain in northwestern Iraq towards the Islamic State-held city of Tal Afar, chanting religious slogans and covering their faces to keep out the dust.
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While Videgaray and Guajardo were in meetings, Trump tweeted that Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto should cancel a planned visit if he was not prepared to pay for the wall that the former real estate tycoon wants to keep out illegal immigrants.
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The company, Oribe Seiki Seisakusho, based in Kobe, western Japan, also has sold out of 50 Swiss-made air purifiers, which are said to keep out radiation and poisonous gas, and is trying to get more, said Nobuko Oribe, the company's director.
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Led by a man known only as the Chief, the idiots build a wall around downtown to keep out the Drifters and the stupidest people, the Shamblers, who don't know how to tie shoes or button buttons; they wander around, naked and barefoot.
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What they're saying: Justice Department attorney Eric Welsh argued against an attempt by AT&T to keep out of the trial earlier statements from subsidiary DirecTV opposing the Comcast-NBCU merger going through without conditions, arguing they were related to a different case.
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I'm not sure if they're trying to keep out the riff-raff because they've assessed the total value of my outfit and figured out that I can't actually afford to own even the tiniest diamond earring, or if they're genuinely wanting for staff.
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But the wall couldn't keep out radio waves; the West German–operated, US-run radio station Radio in the American Sector was popular in the East, and had secured rare permission from the performing acts to broadcast the show in its entirety.
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Trump demanded $5 billion to put toward a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico that he argues is needed to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs, a down payment on a massive project which Democrats have rejected as ineffective and wasteful.
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Francis, who suggested in 2016 that Mr. Trump was "not Christian" for his belief in building walls, rather than bridges, was also asked aboard the papal airplane about the Spanish government's efforts to keep out migrants, many of whom depart from Morocco.
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The room designs by the interior design firm Stonehill Taylor are crisp, compact and clean — pretend time capsules from 1962 — with brushed-brass fixtures, walnut paneling and floor-to-ceiling windows of 4.5-inch glass to keep out the sound of jet engines.
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Yet Trump insisted that the risk remains "very, very low" for most people, focusing almost exclusively on efforts to keep out foreign travelers — a measure the World Health Organization has long warned could ultimately do far more economic and social damage than good.
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In its lawsuit, the company argues that the town and its residents conspired to keep out poorer and minority families — raising a thorny accusation in Westchester, which has had an especially difficult history of not-in-my-backyard fights over low-income housing.
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He railed against Mexico on the campaign trail, threatening to halt transfers from Mexican nationals in the United States unless Mexico agreed to pay for the massive wall he has vowed to build on the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czechs voted on Friday in an election expected to hand power to businessman Andrej Babis who has won popular support by pledging to sweep aside traditional parties, boost investment and keep out refugees, but faces a criminal probe for suspected fraud.
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In an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, Fauci warned that travel restrictions, such as those introduced by the Trump administration for some visitors from China, would become "irrelevant" if the coronavirus became a pandemic because "you can't keep out the entire world."
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Enforcement of rules designed to help the wildlife and its habitat, such as keeping visitors at least six feet from endemic species like nesting blue footed boobies, patrolling adjacent waters to keep out illegal shark poachers, or curbing new hotel development, is spotty.
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But the Mexican government's immediate priority appears to be reassuring Mexicans in the United States that it will stand up for them following Trump's promises of mass deportation programs and the construction of a massive border wall to keep out undocumented migrants.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A Hungarian member of the European Parliament has sparred with a human rights campaigner and caused an outcry on Twitter after writing that pigs' heads along the border fence erected by Hungary to keep out migrants would make an effective deterrent.
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Professional jargon—on Wall Street, in humanities departments, in government offices—can be a fence raised to keep out the uninitiated and permit those within it to persist in the belief that what they do is too hard, too complex, to be questioned.
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Minimally embellished and made from technical materials including oilcloth and rubber, the coats are built to last: velcro-fastening cuffs and sealed seams keep out wind and rain, while buttons are affixed with a metal ring to stop them from ever falling off.
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