And cities are becoming less welcoming to foreign capital, too.
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But it too is becoming less welcoming to Chinese investment.
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But the America of 2019 is less welcoming than before.
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However, some migrants say Britain has become less welcoming since 2016.
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The climate for Chinese firms in America is becoming less welcoming.
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But under President Donald Trump, America has become far less welcoming.
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Sweden, Denmark and Poland have all become much less welcoming to immigrants.
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Even without new rules, Britain is already becoming a less welcoming place.
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But a surge in Islamophobia now threatens to make it less welcoming.
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There's nothing less welcoming than inviting people to a door that's locked.
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Host countries may also become less welcoming as activity shifts towards intangible services.
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The country we call home can feel a little less welcoming these days.
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Europeans have grown more nationalistic, more politically extreme and less welcoming of outsiders.
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Teachers also complain that the new course would be less welcoming to minority students.
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Having a weaponized campus is going to make it feel that much less welcoming.
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Since then attitudes have shifted, and Sweden is less welcoming than it once was.
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Some wanted the city in their part of the archipelago, while others were less welcoming.
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When our country is perceived as less welcoming, however, that can have a negative impact.
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But the camp was larger, and they faced a far less welcoming group of miners.
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For Cruz, who visited the borough a day earlier, the scene had been somewhat less welcoming.
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There is some evidence that manipulating these native populations can make them less welcoming to outsiders.
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The permits come with an obligation: The airport must make the property less welcoming to wildlife.
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If they completely ignore Gab, they could end up as a less welcoming community for marginalized people.
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And then there's the platform itself, widely documented as a less-welcoming (at best) place for women.
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The DNC welcome wagon here is decidedly less welcoming than what I experienced at the Cleveland airport.
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The reasons are familiar: a less welcoming environment, tightened visa rules, competition from other countries for students.
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There are more police, making the area safer for those with resources but less welcoming for those without.
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Other anxieties targeted immigrants, who found Americans less welcoming than the statue that greeted them in New York Harbor.
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In contrast, Asia Pacific economies have been less welcoming of cryptocurrencies, with many authorities issuing some of the strongest warnings.
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A NATO without U.S. support would lead to a world far less welcoming to liberal democracies and our shared values.
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One couple sitting on a bench as they watched the ferry come in said the island had grown less welcoming.
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Nonetheless, when I leave the lab, I have to contend with work environments that are far less welcoming to women.
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Although most Swedes happily accepted the 163,000 asylum-seekers who arrived in their country that year, others were far less welcoming.
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Today's prospectors are eager to exploit the area's lithium deposits, but Bolivia's democratic government is less welcoming than the imperial one.
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Anti-immigrant laws enacted since then have made the country less welcoming, but attitudes like Mr. Paludan's remain outside the mainstream.
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As Argentina prepares to mark Immigrant's Day today with cultural celebrations, its once-generous policies have become less welcoming to newcomers.
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Under the Trump administration, the United States is less welcoming to the international homeless now than at any time in modern memory.
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Even if the emirate ramps up supplies to the degree cited, those supplies would be heading into a much less welcoming market.
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Scotland's nationalism is if anything leftist, secessionists insisting that an independent Scottish state would be more, not less, welcoming to immigrant "new Scots".
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The vote for Brexit has committed it to leaving its biggest trading partner and snuggling closer to others, including a less-welcoming America.
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While other nations have turned to immigrant workers to replenish a shrinking workforce, less welcoming Japan has focused more on a technological solution.
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If the calamity of December 19th turns out to be an act of terrorism, Germany looks set to become a less welcoming place for refugees.
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Moderate Republican Senator Susan Collins, who helped sink earlier Obamacare repeal legislation, voiced backing for the new plan, but conservative Republicans may be less welcoming.
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Without them making it cool to tell white supremacists to fuck off, the scene would be less welcoming to diversity, something it still struggles with.
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While France was unhappy about the influx of foreigners — it had been less welcoming to foreigners than Berlin — Nabokov managed to secure a work visa.
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Still, plenty of smaller creators are nervous that Patreon will become less welcoming as it becomes more profitable, and that's led to controversy in the past.
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But the industry they're heading into is, astonishingly, less populated with women — and by many accounts less welcoming to them — than it was in Wilkes's day.
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Under the Conservatives, Britain has in the past six years become less welcoming to foreigners, notably from South Asia, who hope to attend university and then work.
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Tourism bodies have warned that travel to the United States could slow this year due to a perception that it is less welcoming to travelers than before.
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With the second-largest Somali population in the United States, the area's 38,000 immigrants fear the college town and state capital may be less welcoming of foreigners.
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But when we asked Lászlo about the refugees who had been coming to Röszke from Serbia in large numbers in 2015, he sounded a lot less welcoming.
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" He added, "It's what you would expect if it became more difficult for some immigrants to get to the U.S. and others found the country less welcoming.
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And, they speak to the question of whether a similar program might work in the United States, where response to refugees has been less welcoming than in Canada.
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Because of the vote, people are already less willing to come to the U.K. as it has become viewed as a "less welcoming place" and less guaranteed, financially.
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Whether or not Kelly actually enacts the policy, his comments were consistent with the idea of a much less welcoming America for all those who might consider coming here.
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Canadian liberalism is so deep-rooted that it does not depend on a Liberal victory While defending immigration, Mr Scheer hinted that Canada could become a bit less welcoming.
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The Financial Times said in July that O'Neill could quit his post over May's approach to Chinese investment which appeared less welcoming than that of her predecessor David Cameron.
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These are just the latest moves by extremist elements in the government to make life in the Jewish state less welcoming for anyone who doesn't identify with ultra-Orthodox Judaism.
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Heading to Washington also gives Google another state where it can help mold more friendly self-driving regulations, especially since California has proved to a little less welcoming than originally thought.
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As Trump takedowns go, Paisley and Underwood's was both safe and smart, given an audience that, in general, is less welcoming of anti-Trump rhetoric than most awards shows tend to be.
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He toyed with sexuality and gender fluidity at a time much less welcoming to such things than our own, making his space-obsessed eccentricities and multiple identities seem like an elevated human state.
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The Financial Times reported in July that O'Neill could quit his post over new Prime Minister Theresa May's approach to Chinese investment which appeared less welcoming than that of her predecessor David Cameron.
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"PBMs are going to be more protective of their mail pharmacy business than ever and less welcoming to outsiders like PillPack," said Stephen Buck, a drug supply chain expert who previously worked at McKesson.
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Across the street, at J&J Oriental Rugs, Joseph Nabatkhorian, the shop's co-owner, was less welcoming: "I can't talk about that," Mr. Nabatkhorian said when asked whether Mr. Manafort had been a client.
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And with his departure and the election of Donald Trump, the success of a movie such as "Hidden Figures" co-exists with new fears of a cultural atmosphere less welcoming to more racially diverse movies.
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But what we even more wanted to know was whether after working on the book, Guthrie views the venture industry as any more or less welcoming to women than at the outset of her research.
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But President Donald Trump has made clear that his administration would be less welcoming to refugees, and in his first days in office, he signed the controversial travel ban executive order temporarily halting refugee admissions.
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Ms. Medina said she would probably stop traveling between states and to parts of the country that are less welcoming to immigrants than California, now that the Supreme Court decision has reawakened long-forgotten fears.
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Pushed out by the cost of living as well as by a less welcoming American government, they are being pulled in by countries such as Canada, where tech vacancies are forecast to reach 5383,000 by 2020.
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Parts of western Libya became less welcoming after Islamist suicide bombings began in 2015 — another of Fatma's brothers was detained in Misrata after a video surfaced where he voiced support for Ansar al-Shariya, she said.
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Both parties have risen on the xenophobia that became the campaign's animating theme, an indication that the migrant issue is going nowhere, despite European efforts that have cut off smuggling routes and made the Continent less welcoming.
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More importantly, when trolls succeed in driving prominent women off Twitter, it has a toxic effect on the culture of the platform as a whole, making it a little less welcoming for women and minorities in general.
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But they could make schools and colleges a less welcoming place for millions of students — from transgender kids to victims of sexual assault — who have had the federal government in their corner for the past eight years.
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The city's campaign to make its streets less welcoming to cars has drawn an increasingly intense backlash from drivers, businesses and residents who have gone to court to stop some of the efforts, including the new rules along 218th Street.
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"These executive orders will not make our nation any safer, rather it will make our nation more fearful and less welcoming, and such restrictions run contrary to very founding principles of our nation," Hassan Shibly, executive director of CAIR-Florida told CNN.
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The Republican presidential primary debate has alternated between a strong consensus that one of America's biggest problems is too much downward distribution of income, and the growing sentiment that the country should be less welcoming (if not outwardly hostile) to immigrants and refugees.
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While that is a small portion of the total, there could be a broader impact on the country's ability to attract students from the global marketplace if the United States becomes viewed as potentially less welcoming for international students, some analysts said.
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While that is a small portion of the total, there could be a broader impact on the country's ability to attract students from the global marketplace if the United States becomes viewed as potentially less welcoming for international students, some analysts said.
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The deportation was only the third such mass expulsion to Afghanistan since last fall, and in combination with new antiterrorism measures, it was a clear sign of the stiffening political headwinds that have made Europe, like America, a less welcoming place for migrants.
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Whether that program takes a hit or not, Golden said he fears that the overall tone toward Asians, Middle Easterners and Latin Americans will lead to a slowdown in imported talent, either due to policy or because the U.S. becomes a less welcoming destination.
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A report released by the Haas Institute at the University of California-Berkeley last week found that the US has become less inclusive -- in other words, less welcoming to women, minority groups and people with disabilities -- compared to the rest of the world since 22017.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Travel and tourism's contribution to the U.S. economy will grow at a slower pace this year than in 2016 due to a strong U.S. dollar and a perception that the country is less welcoming to foreigners, the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) said.
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Frankly the prospect of a rebooted iPhone 6s, which (battery wobbles aside) otherwise still works fine, is more appealing than paying a premium for an otherwise not so different handset which will, in certain key aspects, be less welcoming and useful to me than the one I already own.
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The result is less welcoming than you might expect, considering it's the hotly anticipated second feature from Ex Machina director Alex Garland, adapted loosely (and with some controversy) from the 2014 novel by Jeff VanderMeer, with a cast full of interesting women and an Oscar winner in the lead role.
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But as pressure has grown from the far right and Germans have grown warier after prominent episodes, including widespread sexual attacks in Cologne attributed to migrants last New Year's Eve and terrorist attacks over the summer, the chancellor has made clear that Germany will be less welcoming in the future.
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But as pressure has grown from the far right and Germans have grown more wary after prominent episodes, including widespread sexual harassment blamed on migrants in Cologne last New Year's Eve and terrorist attacks this summer, the chancellor has also made clear that Germany would be less welcoming in the future.
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Brexit could have a similar effect, putting off not just Europeans, but applicants from places like India, China and Malaysia, for whom "the general sense that Britain has become a less welcoming and hospitable place for foreigners is quite palpable," said James Wilsdon, a professor of research policy at the University of Sheffield.
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The march began on the following 7 January, with stops at Rodez, Saint-Flour, Clermont- Ferrand, Nevers and Orléans. At each stop, marchers were welcomed and lodged by local committees. Meetings, rallies, and press conferences were organised. Police and local authorities were much less welcoming.
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She described her relationship with them in a 1939 article in the New Statesman: "between them and myself a particular form of courtesy survives, a gardener's courtesy". Nicolson was less welcoming. Sackville-West's Observer articles raised awareness of the garden; Scott-James records photographic articles in Gardening Illustrated, Vogue, and Picture Post, and notes consequently that "increasingly paying visitors poured into Sissinghurst, coming in thousands in the course of a summer".
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Reaction in the west, however, was less welcoming. When the prisoners traveled through Detroit on their way home, one crowd burned and hanged effigies of the Indians.Trask, 301–02; Jung, 197. According to historian Kerry Trask, Black Hawk and his fellow prisoners were treated like celebrities because the Indians served as a living embodiment of the noble savage myth that had become popular in the eastern United States.
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She appeared for the first time in the cabaret of Agnès Capri in January 1939. She also featured as a singer on the radio stations and began to make recordings. In May/June 1940 the German invasion of northern France took her by surprise. During the first part of the decade Paris had been a welcoming refuge for political refugees from Nazi Germany, but as international tensions increased French immigration policy had become less welcoming.
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On the evening of 12 July, Hitler summoned Kluge and Manstein to his headquarters at Rastenburg in East Prussia. Two days earlier, the Western Allies had invaded Sicily. The threat of further Allied landings in Italy or along southern France made Hitler believe it was essential to move forces from Kursk to Italy and to discontinue the offensive. Kluge welcomed the news, as he was aware that the Soviets were initiating a massive offensive against his sector, but Manstein was less welcoming.
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"Parcher & Murphy" is an ad agency in which Lynette works during seasons two and three. Nina Fletcher (Joely Fisher) is Lynette's first boss at "Parcher & Murphy". Nina makes it clear to Lynette on her interview that she despises mothers who put their children above everything else. When Lynette brings Penny multitasks by changing a diaper and delivering a business plan at the same time, Nina's boss Ed Ferrara (Currie Graham) is very impressed and welcomes her aboard, but Nina is less welcoming.
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" Added Davis, "deader than deadpan, any particular Wright poem may not seem like much, until, that is, you read a few of them. Once the context kicks in, you may find yourself trying to track down every word he's written." Some critics were less welcoming. According to New Criterion critic William Logan, with whom Wright would later publicly feud, "[t]his poet is surprisingly vague about the specifics of his torment (most of his poems are shouts and curses in the dark).
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On the evening of 12 July, Hitler summoned Kluge and Manstein to his headquarters at Rastenburg in East Prussia. Two days earlier, the Western Allies had invaded Sicily. The threat of further Allied landings in Italy or along southern France made Hitler believe it was essential to stop the offensive and move forces from Kursk to Italy. Kluge welcomed the news, as he was aware that the Soviets were initiating a massive counter-offensive against his sector but Manstein was less welcoming.
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Kate and John Coleman's marriage is strained after the stillbirth of their third child Jessica, whose loss is particularly hard on Kate, who is also recovering from alcoholism. The couple decide to adopt a 9-year-old Russian girl, Esther, from the local orphanage. While their 5-year-old deaf daughter Max embraces Esther almost immediately, their 12-year-old son Daniel is far less welcoming. Kate soon bonds with Esther, developing a strong mother-daughter relationship as well as rebuilding her own with John.
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In 1764, shortly after the Seven Years' War had ended, he travelled to London (landing at Harwich) to marry Princess Augusta. He received a rapturous welcome from the British people, thanks to his service with allied British troops during the war. The Parliament of Great Britain showed its gratitude by voting him a lump sum of £80,000 and an annual income of £3,000 as a wedding gift. However George III was less welcoming, and sought to express his displeasure through numerous small insults e.g.
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At the beginning the fourth season, Kitty is initially friendly to members of the school's glee club, New Directions, because they were popular. Once the glee club recruits Marley Rose (Melissa Benoist) and Wade "Unique" Adams (Alex Newell), however, Kitty is less welcoming to the newcomers. Marley tells the glee club she is not comfortable with Kitty, and the cheerleader says that the feeling is mutual. She starts a relationship with Marley's love interest and brother of former glee club member Puck, Jake Puckerman (Jacob Artist).
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In 1759, Langdon Towne (Robert Young), son of a cordage (rope)- maker and ship rigger, returns to Portsmouth, New Hampshire after his expulsion from Harvard University. Though disappointed, his family greets him with love, as does Elizabeth Browne (Ruth Hussey). Elizabeth's father (Louis Hector), a noted clergyman, is less welcoming, and denigrates Langdon's aspirations to become a painter. At the local tavern with friend Sam Livermore (Lester Matthews), Langdon disparages Wiseman Clagett (Montagu Love), the king's attorney, and the Indian agent Sir William Johnson, unaware that Clagett is in the next room with another official.
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Whilst the positive one welcomed the new elements and styles adopetd by the band for the album, the negative one criticized the record as being "radio-pop" and considered some of its compositions and instrumentations "plastic". AllMusic's James Monger gave Resist a lukewarm review, stating that "in shifting gears to stoke their creative flames, Within Temptation have created an immersive - if not wholly original-sounding - set of songs that play to both their strengths and weaknesses". Deborah Krieger, from PopMatters, was less welcoming of the musical changes, and considered the album thematically flawed.
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Many of the state's artists came to paint the sides of the buses, creating a colourful and unusual art gallery around which people are freely welcome to wander. Also in Georgia is Old Car City USA, world's largest car junkyard, a site which began in 1931 as a car dealership but now serves as a 6-mile trail for visitors to discover over 4,000 cars. While many automobile graveyards are easily accessible, others are much less welcoming. In 2016 urban explorers found a "mountain of vehicles" in an abandoned Welsh mine.
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James Blish praised the novel, saying "The totality is impressive not only for its inventiveness and the brilliance of its technique, but because the fantastic central assumption has been used to tell you real things about the real human psyche.""Books", F&SF;, December 1970, pp.20-21 Modern readers have been less welcoming, though: Lee Mandelo, writing for Tor.com, called And Chaos Died "a strange, psychedelic book that, in many ways, doesn’t age well," citing in particular the apparent curing of the main character's homosexuality as a problematic element.
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Mole wants to meet the respected but elusive Badger, who lives deep in the Wild Wood, but Rat – knowing that Badger does not appreciate visits – tells Mole to be patient and wait for Badger to pay them a visit himself. Nevertheless, on a snowy winter's day, while the seasonally somnolent Rat dozes, Mole impulsively goes to the Wild Wood to explore, hoping to meet Badger. He gets lost in the woods, sees many "evil faces" among the wood's less-welcoming denizens, succumbs to fright and panic and hides, trying to stay warm, among the sheltering roots of a tree. Rat wakes to find Mole gone.
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Her experiences in the Netherlands were in some respects disappointing. As international tensions increased the governments in western Europe took a less welcoming approach to Germany's many refugees, and during her time working at the orphanage she was required to report to a police station every day. In August 1939, shortly before the outbreak (for England and Germany, if not yet for the Netherlands) of the Second World War, the long-awaited visa for Britain arrived, and Siegmann immediately traveled by boat across the North Sea to London. The development was the more welcome because by this time, as she later recalled, she had a "boyfriend" in England.
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She became the CIO's Associate Director of Research in 1942, serving as liaison to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics and representing the CIO on government advisory committees. After the merger with the American Federation of Labor (AFL) in 1955, she became assistant director of the AFL-CIO's Social Security Department. Later she recalled that the AFL-CIO was much less welcoming to women than the CIO had been. In 1961 she was appointed by president John F. Kennedy to the President's Commission on the Status of Women and served as its executive director under former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt and assistant secretary of labor Esther Peterson from 1963 to 1965.
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From the twelfth-century onward the merchants from the Italian city states would organize and select a consul to represent them in the Ottoman Empire, but soon after these consuls were more formally chosen by the government. By the fifteenth-century other Western European nations adopted similar practices and diplomacy has been characterized as a Western European phenomenon ever since. Another cause of the consular phenomena was the military hardening of borders which meant that Europeans could not infiltrate another area by force so they relied on economic and commercial ties to gain entry. In the early stages of these consular relationships the Ottomans' did not reciprocate in sending consuls to European capitals, partly because European Christians were less welcoming towards Muslims than Muslims were towards Christians.
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With its robust spacious body and the option of four wheel drive the Colorale was in some ways an even more radical design than the innovative and commercially more successful Renault hatchbacks that would appear in the 1960s: the Colorale in several important respects recalled the SUVs which would proliferate towards the end of the twentieth century. In the 1950s, however, the French marketplace was less welcoming to the Colorale which was slower and less elegant than other cars in this price bracket. In French overseas territories customers appear to have been less resistant to the radical new Renault, but it was nonetheless the more conventional Peugeot designs that gained a more enduring foothold in the French colonies and in the new independent states which succeeded some of them. Approximately 43,000 Colorales had been manufactured by the time production ended in 1957.
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The two privateers intercepted the ship as it sailed towards Veracruz and escaped with at least 200 slaves, Elfrith taking the majority of them as his ship was larger while Jope took less than 30 men and women. They both headed towards the Colony of Virginia, a known safe haven for English privateers under Governor Samuel Argall, with Jope reaching the colony four days ahead of Elfrith and successfully selling his cargo of slaves. Elfrith's arrival was far less welcoming, learning that Charles Emmanuel I had made peace with Spain (thus invalidating his privateering commission) and that Governor Argall had been replaced by Edwyn Sandys (a rival of the Earl of Warwick), and left the colony almost as soon as he arrived. He instead returned to Bermuda where the slaves were put to work on the estate of his employer the Earl of Warwick.
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