Trained mediators could calm conflicts before they flare into violence.
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They are the nurturers, mediators, peacemakers, and keepers of tradition.
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Mediators have struggled to get Syria's combatants to honor a Feb.
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For years, Hamas&apos tight grip on Gaza vexed Mideast mediators.
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"Idlib is a crematory," the activist said Russian mediators warned him.
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Germany and France have been acting as mediators for the talks.
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We once had unions as mediators and guardians of the workforce.
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He backed the church initiative, saying the clergy were independent mediators.
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The mediators were expected to arrive in Gaza late on Thursday.
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There are 12 mediators that go out in teams of two.
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There was no immediate comment from the government or international mediators.
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Unsolicited, they offered their services as mediators to the Tajik leader.
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Meanwhile, mediators are struggling to keep a nationwide truce in effect.
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Traditionally, banks were both participants in and mediators of repo deals.
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Hoping to prevent their allies from sparring, Western mediators have stepped in.
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Over the past week, mediators helped to broker a new cease-fire.
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He adds arbiters/mediators "do this all this time" to settle disputes.
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Earlier, Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallström confirmed that Kuwait mediators had arrived.
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In Umm al-Fahm there's little confidence in the police as mediators.
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Mediators have struggled to get Syria's combatants to honour a broader Feb.
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And corporations aren't necessarily the best mediators for this complicated political conversation.
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The artists choose their bodies as metaphorical mediators that capture a complex history.
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International mediators including Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia's prime minister, have tried to broker peace.
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So why not develop apps that act as mediators between infant and caregiver?
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The Tanzanian mediators did not immediately provide a list of opposition groups attending.
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Mediators call for pauses in the talks that can drag out for months.
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The African Union has said it will send mediators to Gabon this week.
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Mediators helped work out the agreement between a union subcommittee and the university.
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To quote Jacques Derrida, "we are all mediators, translators," constantly interpreting the implicit.
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They are the great mediators of global cycles of water, carbon and oxygen.
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On the sidelines, the presidents of France and Germany will act as mediators.
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For more information on becoming one, check out the National Association of Certified Mediators.
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The mediators are trying to broker an agreement on terms for a vote recount.
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Tribal mediators reportedly pressured militants fighting for Mr. Jathran to surrender, aiding the advance.
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Presidents have always appealed directly to the public, bypassing mediators such as the press.
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Mediators find common ground, rather than treating conflict solely as a zero-sum game.
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People would understandably fear prosecution if Civil Rights Division attorneys presented themselves as mediators.
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Both force the Bachelorette to act as mediators/moms for their one-on-one rivalries.
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The occupiers, however, rebuffed the would-be mediators who decamped, with their weaponry, to Burns.
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When they confronted him, Khan had his attorney send letters to the mediators threatening lawsuits.
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These mediators network the city's high drug-use areas every day to connect with addicts.
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Two of Leadership and Public Service High School's student mediators, Tuson Irvin and Annika James.
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Judges recently appointed mediators to meet with lawyers, who have completed several rounds of talks.
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There were reports of hurried efforts by Egyptian mediators to restore the shaky cease-fire.
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The mediators believe none of the claims they have heard were fabricated, Ms. Biros said.
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Mediators of knowledge have created an "echo chamber" by talking amongst themselves and quoting themselves.
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Mediators can also be used to settle specific issues within divorce proceedings, such as child custody.
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Lacking trusted mediators, the public will dismiss all this law talk as so much partisan bickering.
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Sunday's formalities were attended by African Union and Ethiopian mediators, who had helped broker the accord.
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Instead, the leader, Carles Puigdemont, suggested that resolution was possible with the help of international mediators.
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In the Saudi telling, it was the Qataris who first broached the idea of peace mediators.
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Both sides have announced a tentative dialogue for this weekend, in the presence of international mediators.
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Would-be mediators lost no time proclaiming their outrage, suspecting that Johnson had cynically used them.
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Invited by German and Qatari mediators, the identity of those taking part has not been made public.
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This makes Librans excellent mediators who see all sides of every issue and can be very persuasive.
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But after huge protests against the military on Sunday, African mediators brokered a return to direct talks.
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Egyptian mediators, credited with brokering ceasefires in previous rounds of violence, were working to prevent further hostilities.
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Despite the animosity, the bitter enemies appear to be working through Egyptian mediators to avoid another war.
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Christians could do great work in these areas by being mediators and team builders instead of dividers.
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As mediators sought to reach a settlement, Hassoun and his neighbor rejected offers to sell their land.
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Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez wrote via Twitter that government officials had also met with the same mediators.
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Iran eventually agreed to bargain through Algerian mediators after it was invaded in September 1980 by Iraq.
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Interrupters are trained health professionals who act as mediators and go to the epicenter of violent behavior.
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"The Qataris have essentially tried to make themselves crucial to the United States in being mediators where the Americans need mediators and of course post-2017... positioning Qatar that way was very important," said James Dorsey of S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies and Middle East Institute in Singapore.
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In the end, after federal mediators stepped in, a compromise was reached between the Met and its unions.
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The character of Nausicaä has a lot of similarities to Binti: both are agents of change and mediators.
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"We are not aware of any representatives being sent as mediators to Iran," a British diplomatic source said.
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Since then the group has said it would not take part in talks unless international mediators were involved.
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And it offers mediators for founders to talk to if they want to discuss personal issues in private.
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But it would give African mediators and their supporters in Washington, London, and elsewhere leverage in peace negotiations.
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Efforts by a succession of United Nations mediators to hold negotiations on the conflict have ended in failure.
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A big one is that it is difficult for mediators not to intervene and propose a logical solution.
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As banks have retreated from repo deals, they have also stepped back from their roles as deal mediators.
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Figuring out alimony has always been difficult for divorce lawyers, mediators and couples trying not to be couples.
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Negotiations between local teacher associations, the school districts and state-appointed mediators are ongoing, the school districts said.
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South Korea could direct the North's offer to a more fruitful forum for negotiation: Indirect negotiations through mediators.
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"RNA 'messages' are key mediators of many biological processes," Patrick Hsu, a lead author on the study, told Gizmodo.
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Khan was never given a written summary of the conclusions of what he called "self-appointed mediators," Turner said.
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People born during full moons work well with others, since they can be great listeners and even better mediators.
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A Hamas official said Egyptian mediators were expected to hold talks in Israel to try to finalize a deal.
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Mediators have said negotiations would continue on Friday over a constitutional declaration meant to complete the power-sharing deal.
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These include things like having DNA repair genes, inflammatory mediators, and genes related to cancer development, the paper says.
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One start-up, Wevorce, offers a step-by-step "DIY" guide with mediators accessible by videoconferencing starting at $749.
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Talks collapsed, resuming after several weeks under pressure from African-led mediators and after massive protests on June 30.
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The Mayas venerated different creatures as symbols of the forces of nature, and as mediators between gods and men.
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The program will be administered by Mr. Feinberg and Camille S. Biros, both mediators, and operate in two phases.
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The influx is testing the limits of tribal unity, according to Wayuu police and tribal mediators, known as pütchipü'üs.
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In the New York Archdiocese, mediators considered 146 abuse cases already known to the diocese and 114 new claims.
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The French and Japanese both offered to serve as mediators, but that only annoyed Mr. Trump, who dislikes middlemen.
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These figures are skillful diplomats, powerful speakers, and excellent mediators — key attributes required of a leader of this stature.
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Nusseibeh said, however, that there aren't enough women who are negotiators or mediators in peace solutions at the moment.
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Both sides, as well as Qatari mediators, suggested the first day of the latest round had been largely smooth.
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Both the Ethiopian and African Union mediators urged both sides on Tuesday to avoid escalation to help reaching an agreement.
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With the help of mediators and mental health services they could also be re-integrated into their families, she added.
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As prime minister, Mr. Olmert held extensive peace negotiations with the Palestinians and indirect talks with Syria, through Turkish mediators.
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On the last day, the remaining fighters were thrown a farewell dinner at the farm of one of the mediators.
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But after huge protests against the military, African mediators brokered a return to direct talks, which led to the deal.
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School district representatives met with union members and mediators Monday to try to reach an agreement on teacher salary increases.
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Its specialized teams — mediators, trainers and others — work in some of the world's most dangerous places, including Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Absent these crucial language skills, the mediators themselves are completely dependent upon translated, heavily interpreted, and sometimes deliberately manipulated information.
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The peacekeeping, political and peacebuilding departments would be reorganised, enabling mediators and diplomats to work more effectively with the blue helmets.
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Over the last several weeks, the African Union said it would send mediators, while the European Union has criticized the results.
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Pressure from external mediators—chiefly Russia, America and France, which chair the negotiating group—never overcame the internal resistance to compromise.
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The six-point plan, put together with the help of regional mediators, included a preliminary agreement to form a consensus government.
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Each side met separately with Norwegian mediators but there was no meeting between government and opposition representatives, Gonzalez told local media.
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To avoid interrupting his students' studies, he's still permitted to continue his research, although only by communicating through third party mediators.
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The NMB is looking to update the process for mediators responding to subpoenas and requests under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Over the weekend, the two sides said they had begun passing messages through mediators during a conference in the Dominican Republic.
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That is not what the people of Sudan need or want, and it must not be what the American mediators seek.
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Just hours after the fighting began, Hamas announced that Egyptian mediators had succeeded in brokering a new, albeit fragile, cease-fire.
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He came close to achieving that with the help of Mr. Demirtas, whose peaceful activists worked as mediators with the insurgents.
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Sheikh Hamad and his foreign minister jetted from one Arab capital to another, offering their services as mediators and generous donors.
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Mediators are seeking an accord on security arrangements in a post-settlement Cyprus, if the sides agree on a peace deal.
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He has torpedoed proposals for a political process, promoted by UN mediators and his Russian allies, that would include the Sunni opposition.
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National mediators in the three countries have been trying to broker a deal since last week between SAS and four pilots unions.
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Mediators led by the African Union and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed have been trying to broker a return to direct talks.
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Some of the protest leaders say they felt pressured by international mediators, in particular the Americans, to accept it, despite their misgivings.
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But it is unclear whether Haftar's supporters would agree to putting him under civilian control as proposed by Western and U.N. mediators.
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That means legal complaints will be referred to a secret panel outside the court system, with mediators selected by the bank itself.
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National mediators in the three countries have been trying to broker a deal since last week between delegations of the two parties.
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I am the founder of an organization called Mediators Beyond Borders that works in countries around the world to build conflict resolution.
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Public Art Lab organized a series of events for young refugees with the help of their mediators, Jeanne Mazloum and Nassima Chariet.
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VW and class action lawyers had suggested different mediators, many with long experience overseeing settlement talks in multidistrict cases and class actions.
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However, even if American mediators can resolve the dispute, Hezbollah's presence in southern Lebanon keeps alive the possibility of a devastating war.
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In New York City, the New York Peace Institute provides free services, and many law schools and legal organizations offer volunteer mediators.
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Ms. Biros said that the main lesson learned by the mediators in New York so far was how hurt the victims are.
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Chinese emperors, acting as mediators between heaven and earth, were treated as semi-divine figures, holy popes as much as earthly rulers.
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But U.N. and Islamic Jihad officials were in touch Wednesday with Egyptian mediators, who typically broker deals to end fighting in Gaza.
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However, Rajoy ruled out using mediators to resolve the crisis and also said the issue would not force a snap national election.
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Until then, the only way out for the authorities under prohibition is to act as mediators between the drug gangs and the debtors.
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Fair resolution of complaints by independent mediators at no cost to those who are harassed could remove barriers to speaking up about abuse.
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Darwish and his men view their role in the area as a mediators between the tribes, and supporters of the rule of law.
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"The mediators' ability to shuttle between the parties and try and reach a common ground has been compromised by this leak," he said.
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As an example, the apparently intractable tragedy in Northern Ireland ended just so, with the help of mediators solicited from the United States.
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Teachers are expected to be guidance counselors, social workers, nutritional advisers, disciplinarians, mediators and health care professionals, in addition to educating their students.
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That accord — which came as the strike was in its second month — was brokered by federal mediators and Secretary of Labor Tom Perez.
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He was an early advocate of an anti-violence model known as Cure Violence, which uses mediators to stop shootings before they occur.
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The Venezuelan President said he's willing to meet with opposition leaders and international mediators to bring an end to the country's political turmoil.
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Among the 50 control subjects, brain age did not vary much, but among the 50 long-term mediators, the researchers noticed a big difference.
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The opposition has flatly refused to negotiate through foreign mediators, especially those from the Southern African Development Community, a regional club of 15 countries.
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Divorce lawyers, financial advisers and mediators say divorces don't have to be the type of acrimonious free-for-alls that make for riveting movies.
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Again, the central provision was that the coalition and U.S. drones cease all bombings as AQAP pulled out with its weapons, the mediators said.
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Del Solar said the government was willing to discuss the community's demands in detail with MMG and outside mediators once the blockades were lifted.
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Palestinian officials said Egyptian mediators had arrived in the region for talks with officials on both sides that were planned before the border incident.
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Roberto Castillo Díaz, an undercover officer, was placed by the intelligence agency with the mediators as they met with gang leaders inside the prisons.
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However, Ethiopian and African Union mediators were able to bring them back to the table, and they signed a political accord on July 17.
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Divorceify, a web platform created by three lawyers, pairs members to services that fit their individualized needs: therapists, mediators, parenting coordinators and financial consultants.
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Each side met separately with Norwegian mediators, but there was no face-to-face meeting between government and opposition representatives, Gonzalez told local media.
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Civil society matters in a country like Egypt because these groups can play an important role as mediators in situations of tension and conflict.
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What's next: Previous mediators such as the Catholic Church have pulled out after the Ortega government attacked a sanctuary in pursuit of student protestors.
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Divorce lawyers, financial advisers and mediators say divorces don't have to be the type of acrimonious free-for-alls that make for riveting movies.
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And then between those two, you have the mediators — Rush Limbaugh, Drudge, Fox News, Daily Caller — that efficiently connect the top and the bottom.
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Ideally the mediators would represent Europe, Asia and Africa…and no doubt there are heads of state who would volunteer for such an effort.
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CN said it believes a strike can be averted "with the assistance of federal mediators," after Teamsters declined to submit to binding interest arbitration.
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CN said it believes a strike can be averted "with the assistance of federal mediators," after Teamsters declined to submit to binding interest arbitration.
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Hamas says it reached a cease-fire through mediators, while Israel said it would halt its strikes as long as there was no rocket fire.
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We provide promising and talented young women and men with skills and resources that they put to use in their communities as mediators and entrepreneurs.
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The police are mediators that put people who have committed crimes in contact with the court system in order to hand down an appropriate punishment.
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EU mediators eventually persuaded the main parties to agree to an interim government and a special prosecutor to pursue criminal investigations arising from the wiretaps.
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International mediators including Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia's prime minister, have been trying to end the stand-off between the generals and leaders of the protest movement.
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Among the mediators will be former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, former Dominican Republic President Leonel Fernandez and former Panamanian President Martin Torrijos.
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"For the first time, without mediators or somebody telling us what to do, the two states came to a solution," said Bulgaria's prime minister Borissov.
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Federal mediators are likely decide soon whether a stalemate has occurred, a move that could begin a 30-day cooling off period before a strike.
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The best that negotiators have been able to manage has been proximity talks: the two sides in separate rooms, meeting at different times with mediators.
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In ancient mythology, birds were used to represent everything from oracles, enchantresses, messengers of deities, and mediators between the human world and the supernatural realm.
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Vancouver Public Schools, Longview Public Schools, Battle Ground Public Schools and the Hockinson School District all announced that negotiations are continuing with teachers and mediators.
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The White House, officials said, is consulting with Egypt and Qatar, which act as mediators in Gaza, to try to head off a broader war.
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Working with mediators, perpetrators sought to make amends for their prior actions through, for example, the financial or material restitution, sincere apology, or volunteer work.
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Instead, the leader, Carles Puigdemont, wrote to Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and suggested that the conflict could be resolved with the help of international mediators.
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In any regional escalation Moscow could emerge as mediators, or at the very least have scope to exploit its role as middleman to America's disadvantage.
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The government hopes mediators can help and is promising measures to offset prices rises, including extra welfare benefits for the poor and credits for farmers.
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In recent weeks, Egypt and the United Nations have stepped in to act as mediators when fighting has flared, urging both sides to de-escalate.
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Ethiopia and the African Union, fearing the vast country could slide into chaos, deployed mediators to Khartoum in an effort to bring the sides together.
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Ethiopia and the African Union, fearing the vast country could slide into chaos, deployed mediators to Khartoum in an effort to bring the sides together.
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Mediators led by Ethiopia's prime minister and the African Union have since been trying to broker a return to direct talks between the two sides.
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Mediators from the Catholic church suspended negotiations between the government and the opposition because the government refused to allow foreign human-rights observers into the country.
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The paper complained that conventional financial institutions create unnecessary friction: banks and other mediators pass on costs as transaction fees that make "small casual transactions" impractical.
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National mediators in the three countries have since last week tried to broker a deal between delegations of the two parties but without success so far.
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A spokeswoman for the Swedish employers' organisation, which is heading the unions' negotiations, said pilots had rejected mediators' bid and were gearing up for a strike.
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The board will be composed of a representative of the victims; two mediators; members of the choir foundation; Michael Fuchs, the vicar general; and the bishop.
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Accompanied by Kuwaiti mediators, Tillerson flew to Doha on Tuesday for talks with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, over the crisis.
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On Wednesday, Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders began fresh reunification talks in what United Nations mediators say represents the best chance at peace in decades.
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So the United States will use the full weight of our diplomacy to push combatants and mediators to include women as equal partners in peace negotiations.
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This imbalance was worsened by the American mediators, who frequently acted more like "Israel's lawyer," as one of them later wrote, than fair and neutral referees.
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The final four occupiers surrendered on Thursday with David Fry, 27, repeatedly threatening suicide in a dramatic final phone call with mediators before he gave up.
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A number of mediators had intervened to persuade me to reopen it within 20 days for cleaning the land, but unfortunately the same thing has returned.
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People who'd been kept out of conversations when the old mediators were in charge now had less standing between them and the rest of the world.
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When CRS mediators show up to help a community, it sends a message that the federal government wants to bring people together to find common ground.
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Mediators led by the AU and Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed have since been trying to broker a return to direct talks between the two sides.
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The two sides have agreed on proposals presented by Ethiopian and African Union mediators to solve the crisis, Mahmoud Dirir, the Ethiopian mediator, said on Tuesday.
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Quartet of mediators - the United States, the European Union, the United Nations and Russia - presents a roadmap to a permanent two-state solution to the conflict.
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Professor Simon Young Ngai-man, of the law faculty at the University of Hong Kong, said the Chinese officers might primarily serve as mediators alongside Italian officers.
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The negotiations between the union and the company are currently ongoing and Teamsters is working with federal mediators to reach a negotiated agreement, according to the statement.
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The Swedish pilots' union in SAS Scandinavia has called a strike after it rejected a bid tabled by mediators to reach a deal, SAS said on Friday.
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Attorney General Douglas Meléndez has already arrested one of the main mediators of the truce, along with about 20 law enforcement officials who helped carry it out.
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Yes, more could have been done over the years to resolve the dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh, but mediators mediate — they cannot alone solve conflicts between intransigent parties.
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Trump "seemed to understand that that meeting needs to be with therapists and mediators in the room, and not just her and us," Charles told Sky News.
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Both Hetrick and Kauffman are mediators, and see first-hand how same-sex couples can overcome some of the legal hurdles through a collaborative approach to divorce.
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While mediators are still working within the framework of the law, they tend to be more creative in divorce agreements to ensure both parties are treated fairly.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled on Monday that he preferred to give more time to efforts by Egyptian and United Nations mediators to reach a truce agreement.
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There are aggressors and mediators, extroverts and introverts, dour matriarchs, drama queens and debates in two different languages: English when we're polite and Bengali when we're lively.
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Between 20113 and 2017, women only made up 2% of mediators, 8% of negotiators and 5% of witnesses and signatories to all major peace processes, the UN says.
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He didn't think most people could be trusted to decide intelligently what ought to be done, so he wanted technocrats and experts to act as mediators of sorts.
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Talks between the opposition and ruling party resumed in Kinshasa on Wednesday, led by mediators from the Catholic Church who insist an agreement must be reached by Christmas.
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African Union mediators, led by Chad's President Idriss Deby, are expected to arrive in the Gabonese capital Libreville on Friday to help find a solution to the standoff.
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He said Ocalan's past instructions had been ignored by pro-Kurdish politicians, who were acting as mediators, and that there was therefore no point in talking to him.
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Its most exciting feature is its ability to create binding financial agreements that can be enforced entirely by software — no involvement by courts or other human mediators required.
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Mediators led by the African Union (AU) and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed have since been trying to broker a return to direct talks between the two sides.
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The countries have threatened further sanctions against Qatar if it does not comply with their list of 13 demands presented to Doha by Kuwaiti mediators 10 days ago.
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Appel's beasts seem to be mediators rather than mere intermediaries, so we cannot simply think of their genetic situation as an object produced in a fixed political context.
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He ruled out using mediators to resolve the crisis - something Puigdemont has said he is open to - and added the issue would not force a snap national election.
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The mechanism is not 100 percent elucidated, but the theory is that it increases growth factors to help wound healing and decreases the mediators that cause excess scarring.
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Especially critical is the Civil Rights Act confidentiality requirement, which precludes CRS mediators from relaying information gained in doing their work to other Justice Department agencies or components.
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Law schools are the only mediators between their students and clerkships, yet I'm not aware of any meaningful actions that they take to learn about or stop abuse.
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It is converted into a family of molecules called "prostaglandins" and "specialized proresolving mediators," which regulate inflammation, thin the blood, and are believed to lower heart attack risk.
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These professionals are not mediators, but are licensed in their respective fields — typically family law attorneys, therapists, social workers or other retired bench officers with strong conflict resolution backgrounds.
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With Israeli tanks massed on the border ahead of the anniversary, Palestinian officials said Egyptian mediators were to meet with protest organizers to urge that Saturday's rally be peaceful.
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BANJUL (Reuters) - Gambia's former leader Yahya Jammeh flew out of the capital Banjul on Saturday and into exile after stepping down from power, a Reuters witness and mediators said.
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Egyptian mediators intervened to avoid further escalation, and to ease tensions by persuading Israel to lift restrictions on the movement of goods and people in and out of Gaza.
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Mediators have proposed settling the issue with a payment to the refugees, but such a deal would only be likely to happen as part of a negotiated peace settlement.
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As part of its defense, CBS provided mediators with outtakes from the set of Bull that it believed would damage Dushku's credibility because they showed her cursing on set.
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To accidentally send mediators evidence of sexual harassment when you are defending your company in a sexual harassment case, that harassment would have to be essentially invisible to you.
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But the main diplomatic effort is being led by mediators from the African Union and Ethiopia who have worked, so far fruitlessly, to bring the protesters and generals together.
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Skyler Mallahan, co-founder of Chicago venue The Dollhouse, says its venue takes on the role of mediators to de-escalate a situation before resorting to kicking anyone out.
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"We wrote this morning to union Vereinigung Cockpit to offer mediation and have proposed two mediators," a spokesman for Lufthansa said, adding the company had not yet received an answer.
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GAZA (Reuters) - The Gaza Strip's dominant Hamas Islamists denied responsibility on Thursday for rockets fired into Israel, saying the attack took place as it held truce talks with Egyptian mediators.
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"We have started contacts with some of the militant commanders via mediators, we are seeking to arrive at solutions that keep civilians out of any coming military action," Haidar said.
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In the 2016 email thread, employees discussed a company effort called YouTube Heroes, a program where YouTube community members could sign up to act as additional mediators to flag content.
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Negotiations were held over several months between Emirati officials and tribal mediators at an Emirati base in the Shabwa coastal town of Balhaf, according to al-Dahboul and the mediator.
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Mediators from Egyptian intelligence, striving along with United Nations officials to broker a cease-fire between Israel and Gaza, brought Mr. al-Ata to Cairo for talks in mid-October.
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The report, coauthored by other mediators from the region, will heavily criticize Israel for its construction, demolitions and property seizures in Palestinian territory in the West Bank, the AP said.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces on Saturday announced a 48-hour ceasefire in the southern city of Deraa as mediators attempt a new round of peace talks, Reuters reported.
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Egyptian mediators and humanitarian officials were working to avoid further bloodshed ahead of Saturday's commemoration of the 'Great March of Return' border protests, which began on March 83 last year.
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And it gives it a stronger hand in secret ongoing negotiations between the opposition and Maduro with international mediators that could possibly produce a resolution to the country's political crisis.
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Tensions have burst out in brief bouts of fierce, cross-border fighting at least twice in recent months but international mediators were able to quickly restore the fragile cease-fire.
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"Mediators must have the facility to listen to what the negotiators are saying and to hear priorities and demands that may not be articulated explicitly," Mr. Lefkowitz said in 2005.
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"This is an unfortunate development that will not reflect well on the impartiality of the mediators and will throw doubt onto the whole process," the rebels said in a statement.
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If his administration's inability to be an honest broker opens the way for other parties to become mediators, Palestine can engage in meaningful discussions on a just and final peace.
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The 2014 presidential election was so fraudulent that, when the two leading candidates claimed victory, it nearly tore the country apart and prompted Western officials to step in as mediators.
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This skepticism was vindicated mere hours after Mayor Orlando and Manifesta's "creative mediators" had delivered their press conference, when a ship carrying 629 migrants was stranded at sea outside Palermo's port.
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Just last week, it was put off again, until international mediators intervened to end a dispute over how many soldiers and what weapons Machar would be allowed to bring with him.
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In exchange, indigenous leaders, including chief indigenous organization Conaie, agreed to call off protests, said Arnaud Peral, the local representative of the United Nations and one of the mediators in talks.
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In exchange, indigenous leaders, including chief indigenous organization Conaie, agreed to call off protests, said Arnaud Peral, the local representative of the United Nations and one of the mediators in talks.
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Federal mediators will likely decide soon whether a stalemate has occurred, a decision that could begin a 30-day cooling off period that would then allow a strike to take place.
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In Tunisia, one of the most fertile recruiting grounds for ISIS, USIP trains and supports a network of peace mediators who are strengthening the country's ability to solve its own conflicts.
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Kabul must support extensive training of women as advocates, mediators and negotiators prepared to participate in future talks, while amassing and amplifying voices from diverse ethnic, religious and socio-economic groups.
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The biology of sleep and wakefulness is complex, involving not just the one neural circuit I learned about in medical school but numerous pathways in the brain and countless chemical mediators.
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Last week Ortega accused bishops of being in league with coup-plotters and allowing weapons to be stockpiled in churches — without offering any evidence — and said they were "disqualified" as mediators.
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STOCKHOLM, April 25 (Reuters) - SAS pilots rejected a bid presented by mediators on Thursday, preparing to strike if a compromise cannot be reached by midnight, a Swedish employers' organisation spokeswoman said.
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When the time comes for astronauts to spend years in space—for instance, on trips to Mars—emotionally smart robots like CIMON might be essential assistants and mediators between crew members.
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Zarif said Iran had sent a message to Washington through Swiss mediators on the night of the missile strike, calling it an act of self-defense in response to Soleimani's killing.
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Zarif said Iran had sent a message to Washington through Swiss mediators on the night of the missile strike, calling it an act of self-defence in response to Soleimani's killing.
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Adding to those concerns is the awareness that the two most credible mediators between the two sides — the United States and the European Union — appear to have little leverage with Turkey.
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Talks between community leaders and government mediators broke down earlier this month after a protester was shot dead in clashes with police trying to end their weeklong blockage of the road.
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In the case of the Koreas, such mediation should be begun at the head of state level, with the mediators meeting directly with North Korea's Kim, and South Korean President Moon.
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In the summer of 2015, mediators from the East African organization known as IGAD imposed a peace settlement, with support from the United Nations, the United States and the European Union.
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In a statement on its website, the Avengers said they wanted multinational oil companies operating in the country to "commit independent mediators to this proposed dialogue" to "bring about a lasting peace".
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Surrogacies in rich countries now usually involve mediators who pre-screen and counsel both sides to ensure they are well prepared and in agreement about what to do if anything goes wrong.
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The generals are also trying to re-open talks on issues around the transition that mediators thought had already been settled, such as an agreement to hold democratic elections in three years.
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They are so delighted by the opportunity to have personalized access to the collection, so our mediators are working with them to really tease out their personal experience and responses to artworks.
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Soon after, another accord was struck for AQAP to pull out of six towns in the province of Abyan, including its capital, Zinjibar, according to five tribal mediators involved in the negotiations.
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The AP&aposs findings are based on reporting in Yemen and interviews with two dozen officials, including Yemeni security officers, militia commanders, tribal mediators and four members of al-Qaida&aposs branch.
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A political standoff between Sudan's military rulers and protesters threatened to drag the country of 40 million toward further violence before African mediators managed to bridge the gap between the two sides.
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The deal, reached with the help of U.S. mediators, moves pilots from a company-matching pension plan to one where they are not required to contribute to receive benefits, the union said.
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The Eurogroup and Euro Working Group are "spiders in the web and often mediators between different countries and different interests," Carsten Brzeski, chief euro zone economist at ING, told CNBC via email.
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I like this version by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: • 26D: "Psychic mediators" are EGOS because, according to Sigmund Freud, the EGO balanced out the human personality by keeping the primitive Id in check.
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Gathered in Cambo-les-Bains, a town on the French side of the Basque Country, the mediators acknowledged the 305 former ETA members who are currently in jail in Spain and France.
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Two senior Hamas officials said discreet talks are under way, through mediators such as Switzerland and Norway, about having the United Nations take the lead in improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
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In the past week, the Mugabes have been meeting with military officials to negotiate their future, along with Mr. Charamba, a Roman Catholic priest and a few other individuals acting as mediators.
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Mediators or judges can look at a list of criteria, including safety records, attendance, leadership, communication and interpersonal skills, that the company lists as factors it uses to evaluate workers, she said.
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Mediators or judges can look at a list of criteria, including safety records, attendance, leadership, communication and interpersonal skills, that the company lists as factors it uses to evaluate workers, she said.
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A peace pact last week that included a ceasefire that took effect on Saturday was the second attempt by regional mediators to try to end the war after a deal in 2015 failed.
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"We are trying to help and to be mediators," said al-Hakim, adding that Baghdad "will work to reach a satisfactory solution" while stressing that Iraq stands against unilateral steps taken by Washington.
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Soon after, another accord was struck for AQAP to pull out of six towns in the province of Abyan, including its capital of Zinjibar, according to five tribal mediators involved in the negotiations.
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This week's resignation of the head of the U.N. mission tasked with overseeing the deal, Patrick Cammaert, came after mediators failed to convene a meeting to discuss the redeployment of forces from Hodeidah.
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Egyptian mediators, credited with brokering a ceasefire after a Hamas rocket attack north of Tel Aviv in March set off a burst of intense fighting, have been working to prevent a new escalation.
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Israelis, Palestinians and any would-be mediators are likely to remain caught between a two-state solution still too important to abandon and one that's now just too hard to negotiate and implement.
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"One thing that has to be clear is that being the mediators of a dialogue does not make us neutral before injustice, before human rights violations, before the death of innocents," he said.
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"We asked the mediators to unite their efforts and submit a joint paper as soon as possible to return the parties to negotiations," Kabbashi said at a news conference at the presidential palace.
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Zarif said that Oman and Switzerland have acted as mediators in talks with America in the past but that there are currently no direct or indirect talks being held with the United States.
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Fayez al-Serraj, who heads the Tripoli-based government, signed the truce proposal after indirect talks through Turkish and Russian mediators in Moscow on Monday, but Haftar left the Russian capital without signing.
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On Sunday, October 6900, three of the four major opposition parties and other prominent opposition leaders met with the government, with mediators from the Vatican and UNASUR (the Union of South American Nations).
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"The Egyptians are effective mediators up to a point," said Michael Herzog, an Israel-based fellow with the Washington Institute for Near East Policy who has participated in past Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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On Friday, the U.S. State Department announced Secretary of State John Kerry had spoken to Zapatero to welcome the initiative and said that the United States stood ready to help the mediators.. The opposition's Democratic Unity coalition said its representatives told the mediators that any talks with the government would have to include discussion of a recall referendum on Maduro's rule, the release of jailed opposition leaders, foreign humanitarian assistance to cope with chronic shortages and respect for laws passed by the congress.
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Sunday's meeting was the third time the U.N.-led Redeployment Coordination Committee convened since it was formed in December, bringing together the Houthis with the Saudi-backed, internationally recognised Yemeni government and U.N. mediators.
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After rejecting the idea as "nothing new" on Wednesday, opposition leader Raila Odinga's spokesman, Dennis Onyango, moderated his position after talks on Thursday between the opposition and church leaders, who are acting as mediators.
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This is an oh-so-faint silver lining to the near certainty that the ceasefire will quickly collapse: Whoever is seen as bringing it down will humiliate their allies and anger peace-talk mediators.
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MOSCOW, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro told Russian state news agency RIA in an interview broadcast on Wednesday he is ready for talks with the opposition, with the participation of international mediators.
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Four people in Israel and more than 20 people in Gaza were killed in two days of fighting, before mediators managed to restore a ceasefire, even as rehearsals for the competition were getting underway.
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International mediators are cautiously optimistic of a deal this year with two moderates at the helm of its respective ethnic Greek and Turkish sides attempting to negotiate the reunification as a two-zone federation.
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BRASILIA, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Brazilian telecoms regulator Anatel met with representatives of phone carrier Oi and mediators on Tuesday for confidential talks, Anatel said in a statement on Tuesday, amid Oi's protracted bankruptcy process.
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As the years went by, Mugabe was widely accused of hanging onto power through violence and vote fraud, notably in a 240 election that led to a troubled coalition government after regional mediators intervened.
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As the years went by, Mugabe was widely accused of hanging onto power through violence and vote fraud, notably in a 2008 election that led to a troubled coalition government after regional mediators intervened.
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The union members are committed to working with federal mediators to reach negotiated settlement and are willing to remain at the bargaining table until the May 29 strike deadline and beyond, the statement added.
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Nigeria was part of the team of mediators that resolved the 2014 crisis in Burkina Faso, in which former military strongman Blaise Compaore attempted to violate the constitution by seeking another term in office.
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WASHINGTON — Federal labor mediators have advised the Education Department that it most likely imposed new work rules on its employees illegally, curtailing workers' protections and access to union representation in violation of federal law.
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A mother in New England sought the help of professional conflict mediators during the holidays because her two daughters — one who was pro-Trump, the other anti-Trump — had stopped speaking to each other.
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Rather than joining the United States in a united front to isolate Iran, America's allies and partners are trying to act as mediators between what they see as two rogue actors: Washington and Tehran.
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An initial round of dialogue between the government and protest leaders began on Sunday after being delayed by three hours because of "operational difficulties," said the United Nations in Ecuador, one of the mediators.
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In the New York Archdiocese, which includes Manhattan, Staten Island, the Bronx and seven upstate counties, mediators are still considering claims from victims who have not previously come forward to officials about their abuse.
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The stockpiles contained about 120 firearms, three metric tons of explosives, detonators and ammunition, according to a group of international observers who have been trying to act as mediators between ETA and the authorities.
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"If Mr. Puigdemont wants to talk or negotiate, or wants to send mediators, he knows perfectly well what he must do first: Return to the path of the law," it said in a statement.
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None has led to any sanctions; workers' rights groups say this is because there are no rules about how to resolve these disputes and government mediators have chosen to take a hands-off approach.
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Professional mediators from the Berghof Foundation, an independent non-profit German organization, will assist during the talks but otherwise the meeting will include only Afghans in what is seen as a means of building confidence.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday he was willing to attend four-way talks on the conflict in eastern Ukraine if mediators Germany and France believe the meeting can be useful.
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Ortega, however, did not address a call by Catholic church mediators to allow for early elections next year to defuse the gravest political crisis since the country ended a U.S.-fueled civil war in 1990.
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In another sign of the confrontation easing - as Egyptian mediators pushed on for a full ceasefire - Palestinians said Israel would on Monday almost double the breadth of Mediterranean waters where they are permitted to fish.
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In Guatemala, where civil conflict and endemic violence killed or displaced hundreds of thousands, we've worked with mediators, civic groups and municipalities to address disputes over land -- a main driver of violence, conflict and flight.
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One of the mediators told the AP that he threw the last of the departing fighters a farewell dinner among his olive and lemon orchards when they stopped at his farm to pay their respects.
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The plan aims to avoid lengthy litigation and bankruptcies and would rely instead on mediators and supervisors, while creditors will have a say in restructurings, with majority decisions removing the scope for minority shareholder holdouts.
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Sunday's meeting was the third time the U.N.-led Redeployment Coordination Committee (RCC) convened since it was formed in December, bringing together the Houthis with the Saudi-backed, internationally recognized Yemeni government and U.N. mediators.
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For example, research showed when peace processes included women as witnesses, mediators, or negotiators, there was a 20 percent increase in the probability of a peace agreement lasting at least two years. wps.unwomen.org/pdf/CH03.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian army said it would suspend combat operations in the southern city of Deraa for 48 hours from Saturday, as mediators announced two separate attempts to convene new peace talks next month.
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With almost palpable relief, mediators, including the United States, France and Russia, issued statements commending the halt in clashes along the line of contact of the Nagorno-Karabakh region, an ethnic Armenian enclave in Azerbaijan.
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In Tikrit, mediators from an Iraqi non-governmental organization, Sanad for Peacebuilding, brokered a 6900 peace accord between Sunnis and Shia that averted revenge bloodshed following an Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) massacre.
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MONTREAL/WINNIPEG, Nov 21 (Reuters) - A strike at Canada's biggest railroad, Canadian National Railway Co, entered its third day on Thursday, as the company said talks were continuing with workers, assisted by federally appointed mediators.
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All protagonists are mediators who help tell audiences how to interpret the narrative around them, but Dale Cooper is something else entirely: he is the audience, stumbling through Lynch's obscure vision, and mutating along with it.
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It is not uncommon for such negotiations to run past their stipulated deadlines and national mediators in the three countries have been trying to broker a deal since last week between SAS and four pilot unions.
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LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - African Union mediators on Gabon's election crisis have delayed until further notice their mission to the country, which was due to have begun on Friday, Gabon's Foreign Minister Emmanuel Issoze Ngondet said on Thursday.
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Separately at Wednesday's hearing, federal Judge Barbara Houser, who is leading a team of mediators in Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, set an initial meeting with the U.S. territory and its creditors for July 12 in New York.
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I talked to psychologists, mediators, and school counselors about the best ways to have conversations with people who have different political beliefs, expecting that they would tell me to just avoid these types of heated conversations.
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Israel viewed the Palestinian accord warily, saying it must abide by previous international agreements and terms set out by the Quartet of Middle East peace mediators - including the recognition of Israel and the disarming of Hamas.
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Crafting a stable and just country after a civil war is especially challenging in mediated agreements, like Colombia's, as mediators may pressure the parties into an immediate agreement that cannot be sustained in the long run.
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Zarif said earlier this week that Oman and Switzerland had acted as mediators in talks with America in the past but that there were currently no direct or indirect talks being held with the United States.
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"Yoga, especially yogic breathing and meditation exercises, can positively influence our nervous system, reduce the stress reaction and balance certain stress-associated mediators in the brain," Cramer, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Despite scores of meetings between Mr. Kerry and his two main interlocutors, Mr. Abbas, the Palestinian president, and Mr. Netanyahu, Mr. Kerry and his lead mediators, Martin S. Indyk and Frank Lowenstein, could not make progress.
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None have led to any type of sanctions, which workers' rights groups say is because there are no rules about how to resolve these disputes and government mediators have chosen to take a hands-off approach.
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Divided in a 1974 Turkish invasion that was triggered by an abortive coup by supporters of union with Greece, mediators say the two sides have come closer than ever but have left the hard parts until last.
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Four people in Israel and more than 20 people in Gaza were killed in the two days of fighting, before mediators managed to restore a ceasefire, all of it coinciding with the start of the Eurovision rehearsals.
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"Italy is part of a global trend of distrust in mediators—doctors and scientists—who can interpret and explain data," La Sapienza University of Rome history of medicine and bioethics teacher Andrea Grignolio told CNN in 2018.
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An agreement brokered by European mediators in July sought to resolve a political crisis prompted by a wiretapping scandal, which revealed fraud in the electoral system, government manipulation of the media and the judiciary, and other wrongdoing.
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"Definitely there is pressure from all sides to sign something, the mediators are pushing, public opinion in Sudan wants an arrangement ... But how they will turn that into practice is a completely different question," he told Reuters.
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"Italy is part of a global trend of distrust in mediators -- doctors and scientists -- who can interpret and explain data," said Andrea Grignolio, who teaches the history of medicine and bioethics at La Sapienza University of Rome.
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" There are Mediators who are "subjected to constant monitoring and psychological stress tests in which they had to demonstrate their objectivity even in the most controversial situations — and what was often meant by controversy was just life.
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Mr. Trump has said that he wants to seal the "ultimate deal" to resolve the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict, an ambitious goal that has so far eluded two generations of American presidents and numerous international mediators.
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Not only does he get to communicate frequently and directly with citizens, but he doesn't have to answer to would-be mediators; in fact, his feed provides him with clear and pleasing evidence of their constant degradation.
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"I am ready to sit down at the negotiating table with the opposition," Mr. Maduro said, naming Mexico, Uruguay, Bolivia and Russia among possible mediators, but giving no indication of having made progress in arranging the talks.
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DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Russian mediators are helping the Syrian government to broker deals with rebels seeking to lay down their weapons or to relocate to insurgent strongholds, as Moscow plays a role underwriting local truces with besieged opposition fighters.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli troops killed two Palestinians and wounded scores of others taking part in weekly Gaza border protests on Friday, medics said, as Egyptian mediators tried to clinch a truce deal that would calm the impoverished enclave.
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It's hard to miss that a quarter century after the end of the Cold War, Moscow and Washington are still acting as mediators in the two parts of the world, Europe and the Mideast, where they'd long competed.
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"These findings seem to indicate that different tardigrade species may be using some overlapping, but also, some distinct mediators and mechanisms to survive stresses," Boothby, a Life Sciences Research Foundation postdoctoral fellow at the University of North Carolina.
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STOCKHOLM/COPENHAGEN/OSLO (Reuters) - SAS said on Friday many of its domestic, European and long-haul flights have been canceled as Swedish pilots at the airline went on a strike after rejecting mediators' bid, affecting thousands of travelers.
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BANJUL (Reuters) - Gambia's former leader Yahya Jammeh on Saturday flew into exile in Equatorial Guinea after stepping down under pressure from West African nations to accept that he lost a December election to President Adama Barrow, mediators said.
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Under the EU's proposal, which will have to be approved by the European Parliament and member states before becoming law, online platforms will have to appoint mediators to deal with complaints and bear at least half the costs.
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Lab studies have shown that curcumin inhibits mediators of inflammation, and mouse studies found that, in rodents at least, it can ease colitis, blunt the immune responses in rheumatoid arthritis and reduce nerve inflammation in traumatic brain injury.
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DAKAR, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Gambia's President Adama Barrow, who was inaugurated in neighbouring Senegal as mediators sought an exit deal for his predecessor Yayha Jammeh, is due to return to Gambia on Thursday, a senior aide told Reuters.
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Earlier this week, Sudan's military rulers and the main opposition coalition initialed a constitutional declaration paving the way for a transitional government, leading to calls from international mediators for the country to be removed from the U.S. list.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition and top government officials said on Saturday they met with a group of mediators in the Dominican Republic to lay the groundwork for a dialogue amid a political standoff and a deepening economic crisis.
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Like that program, it will be run by Kenneth R. Feinberg and Camille S. Biros, mediators who administered the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund and awarded compensation to victims of abuse by Jerry Sandusky at Pennsylvania State University.
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Russian mediators are warning fighters and civilians against leaving Daraa for Idlib, the northwest Syrian province where over a million displaced Syrians are living in dire conditions and exposed to government airstrikes and the possibility of a future offensive.
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Jaron and I believe people could have some bargaining power with the platforms through "mediators of individual data," or MIDs, union-like organizations that would negotiate payment on behalf of users for small tasks that furnish high-quality data.
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LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Gabon's re-elected president, Ali Bongo, came under international scrutiny on Tuesday as a European Union mission questioned the validity of his narrow win, France recommended a recount and the African Union said it would send mediators.
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The attack came after Hamas claimed international mediators restored a ceasefire between itself and Israel, after an outbreak of violence that left four Palestinians, including three Hamas militants, and an Israeli soldier dead, Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum told CNN.
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"We are not mediators in this issue, but we are providing facilitation and ideas that could have something new in them," he said, adding that the real work of brokering an agreement had to come from the United States.
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" The new talks are expected to last for six months, and would see the Syrian regime and the opposition avoid face-to-face discussions, instead negotiating from different rooms through UN mediators, in what has been called "proximity talks.
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Their discoveries, first published in the journal Nature in 1968, ignited a new field of research, one that would reveal how stress hormones and other mediators change the brain, alter behavior and impact health, in some cases accelerating disease.
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Because they're the mediators between ... there's a billion minds through which then all of these apps and websites and all the stuff has access directly to your mind, through the vehicle, which is the smartphone or a web browser.
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The rebel leader had hoped to return to Juba by Saturday to meet a deadline that was set by international mediators, but that didn't happen, with the US slamming both Machar and President Salva Kiir for their roles in the holdup.
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Troops captured the Naseeb border crossing a day earlier following a crushing two-week offensive, and after rebels announced they had reached an agreement with Russian mediators to end the violence in the southern province of Daraa and surrender the crossing.
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The database contains details of those involved in the shell company 'eco-system', from those who set up the companies to the beneficiaries of laundered money and the professional mediators who bring the operators and beneficiaries together, the government note said.
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By earmarking a set sum or percentage of their management fee to cover mediation costs for the duration of each fund they raise, they can ensure mediators aren't beholden to side with the firm because their paycheck is guaranteed either way.
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That will likely fall to one or two former judges or experienced mediators who will be selected by lawyers to oversee the process, said John Manly, who represents roughly 200 victims in the worst sexual abuse case in sports history.
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The talks were attended by designated mediators, including papal envoy Monsignor Claudio Maria Celli, former Colombian President and Union of South American Nations Secretary General Ernesto Samper, and former heads of state and government from Panama, the Dominican Republic and Spain.
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Some of the Chibok girls refused to go home when approached by mediators during a second group release in 2017, fuelling fears that they had been radicalized, or felt afraid, ashamed or even too powerful to return to their old lives.
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The two South Sudan rivals have strained the patience of international mediators, frustrated by continued wrangling after the peace deal was signed in August to end more than two years of fighting in a nation that gained independence in 2011.
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The agreement, which ended days of speculation about whether a deal announced earlier this month would hold, was initialed in Khartoum in the presence of African mediators following a night of talks to iron out some details of the agreement.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Ahead of the release last week of a report on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by the Quartet of Middle East mediators, the word from diplomats was that it would be hard-hitting, especially on Israel and its settlement building.
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It took the collective efforts of many presidents and mediators and the threat of forceful removal from the economic bloc of the West African sub-region, ECOWAS, for Jammeh to reluctantly cede power and go into exile on Jan. 21.
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The moment social democrats stopped playing the role of mediators between capital and labour, the moment they turned their back on the class struggle (which social democracy always accepted but tried to regulate) it was the end for social democracy.
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Now, Mr. Meléndez has arrested one of the lead mediators for the truce, a former lawmaker named Raúl Mijango, as well as law enforcement officials working in the prison system and in police intelligence for their roles in facilitating the agreement.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro said he is willing to meet with opposition leaders and international mediators to bring about a solution to the country's ongoing political crisis, but ruled out holding any new presidential elections until 2025.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday: German cabin crew union UFO is planning further strikes at Lufthansa after talks with two potential mediators did not yield any results.
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U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain gave her initial nod to the mediators' plan subject to some changes in language, while noting that many of the scheduling issues raised by various parties would be addressed in a January court hearing.
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"Meow Wolf can be mediators between city council and the arts scene," says Katie Jane (not her real name), the operator of a DIY venue in Denver who is not yet comfortable outing itself to the city for fear of a shutdown.
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BANJUL (Reuters) - Gambia's Foreign Ministry said on Monday it was up to the people of Togo to decide whether President Faure Gnassingbe should stay in power after the minister told Reuters at the weekend that mediators should persuade Togo's leader to step aside.
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The talks are based on a so-called "5+2 format," with Moldova and Transnistria as the parties in conflict, Russia; Ukraine and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) as mediators; and the United States and EU as observers.
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CAMBO-LES-BAINS, France (Reuters) - Mediators called on Friday for talks to address remaining issues linked to the dissolution of separatist group ETA, including the status of prisoners, but Spain said it would not relent on jail conditions for convicted former militants.
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Divided in a Turkish invasion in 1974 triggered by an abortive coup by seekers of union with Greece, mediators say the two sides have come closer than they ever had to a deal, but the hard chapters have been left until last.
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Their ongoing study, known as Masala, for Mediators of Atherosclerosis in South Asians Living in America, has found that South Asians tend to develop high blood pressure, high triglycerides, abnormal cholesterol and Type 2 diabetes at lower body weights than other groups.
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Both countries have international reputations as mediators, and both played a role as members of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission helping to regulate relations between the two Koreas after the 1953 armistice that paused - but did not officially end - the Korean War.
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Image 2 of 2 BEIRUT – Rebels said Friday that they have reached an agreement with Russian mediators to end violence in southern Syria and surrender the crossing point with Jordan after Syrian government forces, following an intense aerial campaign, captured new areas along the border.
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Roger Ailes helping Donald Trump ahead of presidential debates Donald, Jr., Eric and Ivanka Trump have been influential advisers in the campaign and key mediators between Trump and Manafort, often also guiding their father to mollify his rhetoric and run a more conventional campaign.
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In early 2016, al-Qaida pulled out of the southern port city of Mukalla and seven areas in the nearby Abyan province, under deals reached with the UAE, according to five military, security and government officials and four tribal mediators involved in the Abyan arrangement.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Talks in Ethiopia to revive South Sudan's failed 2015 peace pact and end the country's civil war broke up on Wednesday without a deal, mediators said, potentially prolonging a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and displaced millions.
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Fortunately, as members of Congress pointed out, there have been international mediators, including the Vatican, and former heads of state such as José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero of Spain, Leonel Fernández of the Dominican Republic, and Martín Torrijos of Panama, who have credibility with both sides.
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Prime Minister Salvador del Solar said the government commission, led by three ministers, would look for mediators to speak with the community of Fuerabamba, after the village's leader and lawyers were arrested last week on allegations they tried to extort Chinese miner MMG Ltd.
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LONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - Britain has not sent any representatives as mediators to Iran, a British source said after the semi-official Tasnim news site reported that a mediator had been sent to discuss the freeing of a British-flagged tanker seized by the Islamic Republic.
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A group of mediators convened by the United Nations called last Friday for the eastern parliament to formally adopt the December deal and for the Presidential Council "to improve its performance to address the stifling security, social and economic problems that face Libyan citizens across the country".
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Mediators from the Congo's Catholic church had been heaping pressure on both sides for weeks to sign an agreement aimed at averting a slide into anarchy and possibly another civil war over Kabila's decision not to step down despite his mandate expiring more than a week ago.
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They at least put pressure on the conflicting parties to accept the IGAD mediators' proposed peace initiatives, which in addition to the permanent ceasefire agreement include amnesty for rebels, the deployment of regional forces to supervise the accord, and the establishment of a self-monitoring mechanism.
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About 100 students along with priests and journalists were holed up in the Church of Jesus of the Divine Mercy, enduring hours of gunfire until church mediators secured their release shortly after daybreak, said Cardinal Leopoldo José Brenes Solórzano, the archbishop of Managua, who confirmed the deaths.
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The U.S., China, Russia, and Japan could form a council of guarantors monitoring and assisting the mediators, and the United Nations could be called on to endorse the outcome, for the stakes in these negotiations are indeed the peace and security of North East Asia and beyond.
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But Mr. Netanyahu has refrained from any comprehensive reinvasion of Gaza and has had quiet talks through Egyptian mediators with Hamas to try to keep Gaza from imploding and dragging Israel into a larger war, especially another one with the Iranian-armed Hezbollah militia in southern Lebanon.
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The Transitional Military Council, which has ruled Sudan since President Omar al-Bashir was ousted in April, and the Forces of Freedom and Change opposition coalition have agreed on proposals presented by the Ethiopian and African Union mediators to solve the crisis, said Mahmud Dirir, the Ethiopian mediator.
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Doctors in Syria and Yemen, mediators in Colombia and Afghanistan, citizens contesting rage in Israel and Palestine, peacekeepers in the Congo and Kosovo, women -- and men --denouncing war rapes, prove that there is no lack of brave members of our species ready to stand against the machines of war.
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Jackie Speier, who has been one of the leaders on Capitol Hill to overhaul the process, says it is their understanding from the mediators, lawyers and accusers they've spoken with that there are discrepancies between the letter of the 1995 law and what victims have been subjected to.
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The talks involving the Catholic Church and South African mediators are intended to devise some form of transition that would have the appearance of constitutional legitimacy while providing a decorous departure for a leader whose role in the pre-independence liberation struggle is central to the national narrative.
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Venezuela halts effort to recall president International moderation The meeting was attended by designated mediators, including Papal envoy Monsignor Claudio Maria Celli, former Colombian President and UNASUR (Union of South American Nations) Secretary General Ernesto Samper, and former heads of state and government from Panama, the Dominican Republic and Spain.
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LaRae Cantley, 36, who has worked for years as an advocate, helping people find a place after they have spent time living in their cars or on the street, told city officials that they would need to provide landlords and tenants with social workers or professional mediators to go between them.
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CPR also said that although it didn't consult Keller Lenkner or other firms that represent workers in mass arbitration cases, it did talk to "labor and employment counsel with experience representing both management and employees on an individual and class basis," in addition to prominent arbitrators, mediators and mass torts specialists.
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Russia, the United States, the European Union and the United Nations - the so-called Quartet of Middle East peace mediators - said in a joint statement they were "deeply concerned by the escalating tensions and violent clashes taking place in and around the Old City of Jerusalem", and called for restraint on all sides.
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The demands, presented to Qatar through mediators from Kuwait, risked pulling other powers deeper into the rift by calling on Qatar to close a Turkish military base and to downgrade its ties with Iran — an onerous task given that Iran and Qatar share a large gas field that provides much of Qatar's wealth.
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Riordan Roett, the director of the Latin American Studies program at Johns Hopkins University, said such actions played into the hands of Mr. Maduro, who has repeatedly called his rivals "terrorists" and has indicated that he would prefer to crush radicals with his security forces rather than negotiate with opposition politicians through mediators.
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The demands, presented to Qatar through mediators from Kuwait, risked pulling other powers deeper into the rift by calling on Qatar to close a Turkish military base and to downgrade its ties with Iran — a difficult task given that Iran and Qatar share a large gas field that provides much of Qatar's wealth.
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Its mediators and conciliators played a key role in mediating in Selma by keeping people safe as they crossed the Pettus Bridge after Bloody Sunday; in Boston by preventing violence against students in the wake of desegregation orders; and at Wounded Knee by helping to end peacefully the American Indian Movement occupation.
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" Another deal allowed militants to leave six towns in the Abyan region; they were assured that the coalition and U.S. would "cease all bombings as AQAP pulled out with its weapons," five tribal mediators involved in the negotiations told the AP. AQAP isn't seen as an international terror organization in Yemen, the AP reports, but "simply another faction on the ground.
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" M12's four self-described "creative mediators" —Italian architect Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli, Dutch documentary filmmaker Bregtje van der Haak, Spanish architect Andrés Jacque, and Swiss curator Mirjam Varadinis — selected the overarching theme of "Planetary Garden", and stated their intentions to "work in a truly interdisciplinary way with local communities in order to rethink the basic architectural, urban, economic, social and cultural structures of the city [of Palermo].
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And this is -- you know, I brought up Fox News, but it was Rush Limbaugh and the NRA and there are all these mediators who are interpreting what we do, and if we're not actually out there like we are during campaigns, then folks in -- in a lot of these communities, what they're hearing is Obama wants to take away my guns... AXELROD: Right.
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That politics came under pressure via the reemergence of a black mass politics during the three decades encompassing the New Deal and the Great Society—until, as I will show in a follow-up column, the black elite's rule as mediators of "race relations" was restored in the wake of the victories of the civil rights movement by the convulsions of socioeconomic change in the 1970s.
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