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Just a few days before, Ostadhassan had received more unwelcome news.
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And those who try to skirt any sort of contamination by going the vegetarian route are in for an even more unwelcome surprise.
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There could be more unwelcome fallout ahead: The controversy could also increase the Trump administration's suspicion of the UN. The US, which is pushing WHO to undertake reform, is the Geneva-based organization's largest donor.
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Beyond her racially offensive tweet being "abhorrent" to the company's values, ABC executives had to realize that because there little chance of controlling the star of their biggest show, they had reason for knots in their stomachs, dreading more unwelcome surprises.
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The findings represent a sharp rebuke of China's treatment of the activists that will be all the more unwelcome to Beijing, as it coincides with a weeklong Communist Party congress setting China's course for the next five years — an event minutely choreographed to avoid any signs of dissent or disaffection.
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Harry and Annabel are left alone with each other. Harry locks the door of the hotel room to protect them from any more unwelcome intruders and persuades her to stay with him in Monte Carlo. Harry and Annabel kiss (Act II Finale: Good to Be Alive).
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The next morning they prevent another act of cannibalism. The natives leave, and the boys are alone once more. More unwelcome visitors then arrive in the shape of British pirates, who make a living by trading or stealing sandalwood. The three boys hide in a cave, but Ralph is captured when he ventures out to see if the intruders have left and is taken on board the pirate schooner.
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Another notable cargo arrived in New York in November 1922, when Kroonland brought of cheese from Switzerland. The shipment was said to be the first big shipment from that country since before World War I. A more unwelcome cargo was carried in March 1921, when a Hungarian immigrant in steerage was found to have typhoid fever. Discovery of the disease necessitated that all 731 steerage passengers be quarantined indefinitely. Kroonland began her last voyage on the Antwerp route in January 1923, after which she underwent a refit during the first half of 1923.
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Conflict, however, soon developed between the government and the writers. The ability to satirize and expose the evils in contemporary society that had made writers useful to the Chinese Communist Party before its accession to power was no longer welcomed. Even more unwelcome to the party was the persistence among writers of what was deplored as "petty bourgeois idealism," "humanitarianism," and an insistence on freedom to choose subject matter. At the time of the Great Leap Forward, the government increased its insistence on the use of socialist realism and combined with it so-called revolutionary realism and revolutionary romanticism.
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