One of Binti's most central conflicts is with her identity.
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LA really is in the most central place for produce.
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Inflation slowed in February in line with most Central European peers.
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Most central bankers continue to worry that wages will take off.
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"I was the most central element, the central linchpin," Page said.
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MOST CENTRAL banks occupy impressive premises in expensive parts of town.
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Unlike most central banks, Denmark's does not adjust rates to control inflation.
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Businessman Tom Steyer played his most central role in any debate yet.
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Such a decision is well beyond the mandate of most central bankers.
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"I was the most central element, the central linchpin," he told me.
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C.E.O.s would now oversee one of the most central functions of government.
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Most central banks kept their gold in the vaults of the Bank of England.
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They chose to plant it near some of the most central institutions in Ukraine.
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Most central banks would agree competitive devaluation would not benefit anyone in the end.
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The plans include its most central London store to date, on Tottenham Court Road.
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Most central banks have become less concerned about economic weakness and more worried about inflation.
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The Fed, like most central banks, believes clear communication can reduce volatility and improve outcomes.
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One of the most central figures, A. J. Jaeger, wears — and, most memorably, adjusts — spectacles.
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Permit or not, weddings in most Central Park locations come with a number of restrictions.
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The bridge is perhaps the most central element in Armajani's architectural sculptures and public art.
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Beyond Bolton, though, the most central figure in the council's evolution is the President himself.
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Danmaku games represent a certain kind of skilled gameplay stripped down to its most central elements.
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He was uniquely positioned to make the argument most central at that time: We need change.
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Only ordained priests can perform the most central sacraments, such as celebrating Mass and hearing confession.
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But most Central American migrants fleeing general violence and corruption ultimately do not qualify for asylum.
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But since most central banks are backed by national treasuries, this ought not to matter much.
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And these are the four lies they've decided are the most central to their sales pitch.
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Unlike most central banks in the world, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is privately owned.
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" It was also "often amazing to behold and reflected some of the show's most central themes.
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Unlike most central banks, the South Africa's has been privately owned since it was established in 1921.
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But this proposed emergency declaration fits in with Sanders's most central message: a need for political revolution.
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After all, the most central mission of museums is to assure that art is a public good.
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Most Central Americans heading for Europe, however, don't apply for asylum protection, instead overstaying their tourist visas.
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It can also reveal which actors are most central to the network or to parts of the network.
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Most central to that trouble is all the grief that would come with Twitter's massive basket of deplorables.
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Most central banks in the region have remained somewhat dovish, despite a pickup in growth, as inflation moderates.
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She noted that most central banks are adopting very accommodative policies that are acting to weaken their currency.
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"The most central part of our work in Haiti is rescuing children," the group said on its website.
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Carefully chosen excerpts allow Jackson to comment on the techniques, themes and characters most central to Himes's legacy.
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What is the secret weapon in "A Wrinkle in Time" but love, that most central of Christian virtues?
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While FEMA is the agency most central to emergency management, a plethora of federal agencies have roles and responsibilities.
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For a while, it seemed that most central banks were trying, implicitly or explicitly, to drive their currencies lower.
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But one of the elements most central to this feeling of safety is in danger of being undermined: encryption.
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While statements and position papers from most central banks were generally skeptical of cryptocurrencies, the times may be changing.
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That comes despite most central banks stepping up efforts by cutting rates and announcing unprecedented easing in emergency moves.
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In September, the court let the administration bar most Central American migrants from seeking asylum in the United States.
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In fact, an individual's right to autonomous decision-making is one of the most central tenets of medical ethics.
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" In other words, Muro said, "Democrats control the places that are most central to American economic power and prosperity.
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The countries experiencing fiscal and currency issues pose little global risk, and most central banks remain vigilant against contagion.
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The work was interesting; they were representing Amazon, Facebook, Etsy, and many of the most central companies in the business.
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Everyone assumes the closest, most central seat is the best place to watch the game—just ask Quora, the Yahoo!
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He says he is untroubled at losing control of what academics say are the functions most central to IKEA's success.
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"I'm disappointed that the companies most central to this discussion are not here today to answer these questions," said Rep.
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Meanwhile, most central banks will find themselves needed to rely on quantative easing to address any future shocks to demand.
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So began Thursday's attack on Las Ramblas, the long boulevard that connects the city's port with its most central districts.
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But, currently Facebook is "the most central platform for understanding your social connections," which plays a central role in its algorithm.
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Unfortunately, Deborah is too thinly drawn to make that point resonate, so the movie's most central idea fades into the background.
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The rand and lira slipped 00.5553 percent to the dollar and most central European currencies were marginally weaker versus the euro.
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But its cap applies only to four of the city's most central arrondissements, which may not be enough to assuage officials.
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The evidence that Mueller accumulates, and his ability to obtain strong testimony, will be the most central measure of his success.
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Now inflation has largely been tamed, most central banks are islands of excellence and many ministers boast of cutting red tape.
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Most central banks consider moving to negative rates an exceptional short-term circumstance rather than an integral part of their toolkit.
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Most Central Americans who leave their countries escaping poverty and violence are eager to make their way towards the United States.
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Most central banks were expected to maintain their easing bias, despite increasing scepticism about their ability to influence growth or inflation.
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In Gill's view, the relationship that becomes most central to Woolf's life is the one with her sister, Vanessa Stephen Bell.
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She, like most Central Americans who go missing in Mexico, wouldn't even have appeared on the Mexican register of 28,000 disappeared.
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Currency manipulation has been a focal point of the Trump administration, taking a seat as one of its most central trade goals.
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Most Central Bank watchers know that our Federal Reserve has a dual mandate of stable prices in the context of maximum unemployment.
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Monetary policy experts in recent days have surmised that the rate probably is considerably lower than most central bankers had been estimating.
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It is London's most central international airport and is close to major financial districts in the City of London and Canary Wharf.
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Unlike most central banks in the world, the South African Reserve Bank has been privately owned since it was established in 1921.
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His house is next to a busy seafood spot and one block from one of the most central locations for second lines.
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It does not speak to the idea of tearing apart the social fabric around the most central and difficult issue in America, race.
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Game of Thrones' seventh season, one defined by the show's most central characters all coming into conflict for the first time, is over.
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Falih said the visit solidified the importance of the U.S.-Saudi relationship, which he called one of the most central to global stability.
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The slower growth in emerging markets and the collapse of commodity prices has most central bankers still cutting rates and supporting their economies.
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Instead, most central bank observers anticipate that if the Fed acts, it will be in its final meeting of the year, in December.
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Last season tied up the series' most central storyline: the end of Issa and Lawrence's five year relationship, and their quest for closure.
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Most Central Americans heading for Europe, however, do not apply for asylum protection, instead overstaying their tourist visas — generally in Spain or Italy.
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The Kimpton Hotel Palomar San Diego is well situated in San Diego's historic Gaslamp District, which is the city's most central urban area.
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Choucair establishes from early on, the late 1940s, this most central concept in her work: the distinction between visibility (optics) and visuality (understanding).
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Carl's death shook readers of the comic books, where he's still very much alive and is, in many ways, the story's most central character.
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Henrich's bear case revolves around earnings declining by 7.1 percent in the first quarter, even as most central banks continue to pursue stimulative policies.
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So, the new question becomes, will Zuckerberg peg the Libra on the dollar, supporting the United States' role as the world's most central banker?
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Timothy Olyphant and Ian McShane will reprise their roles as Seth Bullock and Al Swearengen, respectively, the two most central characters from the show.
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Most central banks have three unconventional policies to stimulate depressed economies: QE, forward guidance (trying to talk down bond yields) and negative interest rates.
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"We're facing a slowdown... most central banks will go back to stimulating by cutting interest rates," said Hussein Sayed, chief market strategist at FXTM.
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The Trump administration, however, is rewriting U.S. asylum law and revamping the credible fear process to prevent most Central Americans from escaping expedited removal.
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I STEPPED INTO a taxi on my arrival in Athens and mentioned the name of one of the city's most central five-star hotels.
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Steyer played his most central role in any debate yet, and entrepreneur Andrew Yang, who has since dropped out, took a shot at Buttigieg.
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London City is the capital's fifth-biggest - and most central - airport, popular with business travelers, bankers and politicians for short-haul and regional routes.
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London City is the capital's fifth-biggest - and most central - airport, popular with business travellers, bankers and politicians for short-haul and regional routes.
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"Most central banks across emerging markets have completed rate cutting cycles," said Jim Barrineau, co-head of emerging markets debt at Schroders Investment Management.
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Most central banks in developed nations similarly target a low rate of inflation, taking the view that unpredictable increases in prices are economically disruptive.
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The last shot of the show last night hinted that we may have lost one of the most central characters: Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau).
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"The Fed is moving faster than most central banks and that's dollar-supportive," said Erik Nelson, currency strategist, at Wells Fargo Securities in New York.
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Though most Central Asians wear their religion lightly or not at all, Islamism appeals to a small but growing number of the young and disaffected.
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But according to some migrants' advocates, the goal for most Central American migrants is to eventually make it "farther north," a phrase common among migrants.
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Sanders is proposing a huge, disruptive reform here — he owes the public answers to the most central, obvious questions about how that reform would work.
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Spring Green, with its largest population and the most central location, stood to gain the most, while Lone Rock and Arena appeared most at risk.
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In 23, for example, a spike in commodities prices pushed inflation up but most central banks ignored it to focus on healing their scarred economies.
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Hackers have discovered that one of the most central elements of online security — the mobile phone number — is also one of the easiest to steal.
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At 1.6773 GMT, most central European currencies were a shade stronger, with the Hungarian forint and the Polish zloty leading the region with a 1.6763% gain.
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Currency depreciation, a key policy transmission channel for most central banks, also has limits as too many countries trying to devalue leads to a currency war.
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Gangsters from across the former Soviet expanse bought apartments at the city's most central address, which, for many, still carried a whiff of privilege and power.
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Weaker price growth among major economies has reduced expectations that most central banks other than the Fed will reduce their bond purchases or raise interest rates.
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"The primary mandate for most central banks is price stability and the secondary mandate is financial stability," said Nikolay Markov, senior economist at Pictet Asset Management.
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There are multiple reasons for this, but the most important is the nature of the agency most central to the writing of the Dodd-Frank regulations.
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The Supreme Court is allowing nationwide enforcement of a new Trump administration rule that prevents most Central American immigrants from seeking asylum in the United States.
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He is perhaps the most central player as regulators reassess bank rules put into place quickly, and often bluntly, in response to the 211 financial crisis.
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In September, the Supreme Court allowed nationwide enforcement of a Trump administration rule that prevents most Central American immigrants from seeking asylum in the United States.
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Continuing its quest to make the Amazon Echo the most central and indispensable part of your smart home, Amazon's smart speaker can now field your Fitbit questions.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — Of all the mysteries surrounding last year's deadly limousine crash in upstate New York, the most central is this: Why didn't the vehicle slow down?
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Most central banks in Latin America have loosened monetary policy this year to support flagging economies, but the latest economic data continues to paint a grim picture.
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Of course, we know one of the most central figures, of course, was the anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strzok and I doubt he&aposs going to testify.
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Peter Matthews, an Australian YouTuber and one of the most central figures of the DIY powerwall scene, built a gigantic battery that can store 40 kWh of energy.
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But in the face of widespread opposition within the company, Google executives shuttered one of the project's most central data sources, making the ongoing work far more difficult.
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In fact, most Central American migrants say they are running away from the rampant gang violence and lack of opportunities stemming from entrenched poverty and corruption back home.
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McAleenan told reporters the pact would protect migrants "at the earliest possible point in their journey," noting U.S. immigration judges reject asylum claims from most Central American migrants.
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Greg Epstein: One of the most central and least understood features of ghost work is the way it revolves around people constantly making themselves available to do it.
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Its government acknowledged on Saturday that it would take back most Central Americans as well, potentially adding thousands more to the migrant populations already swelling along the border.
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The agreements have not yet been enforced, but the Supreme Court allowed the United States to unilaterally deny the protections to most Central American migrants at the border.
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The agreements have not yet been enforced, but the Supreme Court allowed the United States to unilaterally deny the protections to most Central American migrants at the border.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court granted such a stay of a lower court order that blocked a Trump administration policy preventing most Central American migrants from seeking asylum.
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At about 0500 GMT it headed to the Westminster and Whitehall area where parliament and most central government departments are located before the incident occurred at 0637 GMT.
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It said robust growth continued in most central and southeastern European economies, as well as in Turkey ,despite problems plaguing wider Europe such as deflation in the euro zone.
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But "City of Stars" has become La La Land's de facto theme song because it's the song most central to the film's overarching ideas; it's the movie in microcosm.
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The building, Eos, at 855 Avenue of the Americas, is expanding New York's most central business district while employing an increasingly common practice throughout New York, and the world.
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Dodo and Jan both seem strangely extraneous to the conflict most central for Ms. Mazzoli and Mr. Vavrek: that between Bess and the crowd that uses and rejects her.
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The recent softening in price growth among major economies has lowered expectations that most central banks other than the Fed will reduce their bond purchases or raise interest rates.
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Global equity markets took the data in their stride, partly because most central banks have already aggressively eased policy and governments are backing this up with big fiscal spending.
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The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to bar most Central American migrants — many of whom are fleeing violence and extreme poverty — from seeking asylum in the United States.
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The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to bar most Central American migrants from seeking asylum in the United States, while the legal fight plays out in the courts.
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The array of questions from the most immediate: "when will the articles be transmitted to the Senate," to perhaps the most central: "will there be witnesses?" are still unanswered.
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Though most central banks are looking for steady inflation before resuming rate adjustments, Mexico's monetary policy authority is poised to slash its overnight rate in 2020, the bank said.
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The recent slowing in price growth in major economies has boosted expectations that most central banks except the Fed will continue their massive bond-buying programmes to keep policy stimulatory.
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He writes about what science can explain and "its inability to grasp the most central aspects of human life: hope, fear, love, hate, beauty, envy, honour, weakness, striving, suffering, virtue".
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The digital currencys design seemingly provides Beijing with unprecedented oversight over money flows, giving Chinese authorities a degree of control over their economy that most central banks do not have.
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It was a thrilling, horrifying and ultimately frustrating episode, which feels weird to say because it was often amazing to behold and reflected some of the show's most central themes.
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That means that this decision will effectively block — at least for now — most Central Americans who cross into the U.S., legally or illegally, in New Mexico or Texas from asylum.
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That means that this decision will once again block — at least temporarily — most Central Americans who cross into the U.S., legally or illegally, in New Mexico or Texas from asylum.
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Other strategies are considered doomed approaches for swaying public opinion or motivating voter turnout, which says something about whose needs these commentators think are most central in American life and politics.
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These works usually inhabit the largest and most central galleries in buildings that are themselves European in style, modeled after the great royal and imperial collections of England, France, and Germany.
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Most central European economies reported slowing or below-expectation third-quarter growth figures last week, showing signs the slowdown in trade partners was starting to have an effect on the region.
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Bitcoin jumped more than 3 percent against a dollar that was stronger against most central bank currencies, to a high of $637.21 on the Bitstamp exchange, its strongest since late July.
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After World War I, when America challenged Britain as the leading global empire, the dollar began gaining on sterling as the currency that most central banks preferred to hold in reserve.
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The Turnbull government's most central policy is a corporate tax cut justified on the basis that the cuts will ultimately be passed on to people in the form of higher wages.
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"At this stage, most central banks appear to have clarified the challenges of launching a CBDC but they are not yet convinced that the benefits will outweigh the costs," the BIS said.
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Madikizela-Mandela's legacy as one of most central figures in the anti-apartheid movement was tarnished by a series of scandals as her relationship with Mandela crumbled after 38 years of marriage.
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Nicaragua is safer than most Central American countries, and its residents have not fled to the United States border seeking better lives like their neighbors in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras have.
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However, the deal fell short of a key U.S. demand that Mexico accept a "safe third country" designation that would have forced it to permanently take in most Central American asylum seekers.
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EPEX Spot, part of the EEX group, after 6.9 percent growth in January/February volumes said on Wednesday it expects a strong 2016, especially in Germany, its biggest and most central market.
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As Mr. Meister, the German analyst, pointed out, military power is one of the most central expressions of sovereignty, and Europe's current climate favors increasing individual states' sovereignty rather than surrendering it.
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But in Lowry's case, he had grounded his club behind the ball, which is perhaps the most central factor in determining that the actions of the golfer caused the ball to move.
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Until recently, adopting such unconventional policy measures had been a remote idea for most central banks in fast-growing Asia, where generally higher rates gave ample room for cuts during a downturn.
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To take the aforementioned Doom and Forza as examples, I don't see how Switch could compete in either of those segments, where graphics and precision controls are the most central selling points.
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HSBC said the recent dovish tilt from most central banks and a potential further deceleration in global and domestic growth, could prompt the BOT to "reverse course" on monetary policy in future.
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Together, the gradated bands, which seem be reflecting light off the surface, and the flat, solidly colored bands juxtaposed against them form the "nucleus" or most central, irreducible part of each painting.
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Another consideration: Most central air systems lack room-by-room control, so if you want to cool the bedroom while you're sleeping, you'll have to cool the rest of your home, too.
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" According to Dr. Kalanithi, science organizes empirical and reproducible data; however, it cannot "grasp the most central aspects of human life: hope, fear, love, hate, beauty, envy, honor, weakness, striving, suffering, virtue.
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Most central bankers saw a neutral outlook for inflation, predicting consumer prices would creep up to just above target this year before falling to around 3 percent by the close of 2016.
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"The flow of economic data fits with most central banks taking a cautious line, fearful of downside global growth risks," said Alan Ruskin, global head of G10 FX Strategy at Deutsche Bank.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed the Trump administration to bar most Central American migrants from seeking asylum in the United States, while the legal fight plays out in the courts.
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As if the Vienna Philharmonic weren't enough, this most Central European of American orchestras also has a three-night stand at Carnegie next week, and Andris Nelsons brings rather more interesting fare.
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One such Chinese company is Broad Air Conditioning, a maker of specialized central air-conditioning systems that are more energy-efficient but also considerably more expensive than most central air-conditioning systems.
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What unions can do is charge them a fee to cover the cost of bargaining for raises and benefits that affect the whole workforce—the most central, important work of any union.
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Over the course of Game of Thrones' eight seasons, Bran Stark has gradually evolved from being one of the show's more peripheral characters to being one of its most central and significant.
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The agreement appeared to fall short of a key U.S. demand that Mexico accept a "safe third country" designation that would have forced it to permanently take in most Central American asylum seekers.
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The deal announced on Friday did not include a U.S. demand that Mexico accept a "safe third country" designation that would have forced it to permanently take in most Central American asylum seekers.
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After the Great Recession, in contrast, most central banks (the Bank of Japan being a notable exception) were content to prevent prices falling, and have not actively worked to make up lost output.
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QE qualifies, so long as the central bank buying the government bonds promises to hold them to maturity, with interest payments and principal remitted back to the government like most central-bank profits.
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He lives here now with his husband, Manuel Bogliolo, a public relations executive, and their Labrador retrievers in an apartment overlooking the Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli, the most central of Milan's public parks.
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Even amid low inflation most central bankers have penciled in three rate increases for the year, and Harker as recently as November said he also felt three quarter-point hikes would be appropriate.
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However, the deal appeared to fall short of a key U.S. demand that Mexico accept a "safe third country" designation that would have forced it to permanently take in most Central American asylum seekers.
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Minutes of the BOJ's October rate review showed that while most central bank policymakers saw no need to ramp up stimulus, they agreed on the need to sustain "powerful" easing for the time being.
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Unlike most central banks in the world, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is privately owned, but the ANC resolved at a party conference in December 2017 to move it into full state ownership.
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A separate poll found most central European currencies will gain against the euro in the next 12 months, if global markets remain calm and the euro zone and the United States ease monetary policy.
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The MPC also noted the global uncertainties over trade frictions, Brexit and oil prices could add to growth headwinds back home even as most central banks have moved firmly away from last year's tightening moves.
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The Trump administration on Monday moved to end asylum protections for most Central American migrants in a major escalation of the president's battle to tamp down the number of people crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Perhaps the most central question driving the tension of Rick and Morty throughout the course of the series is whether or not Rick actually loves his grandson (or is even capable of love at all).
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Doha was slower than most central banks to cut rates during the global financial crisis, so it now has a relatively high official rate structure that can accommodate small rises in U.S. rates for now.
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Quantitative easing (QE) qualifies, so long as the central bank buying the government bonds promises to hold them to maturity, with interest payments and principal remitted back to the government like most central-bank profits.
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Like most central banks, the Bank of Canada is mandated to oversee the country's main large-value and retail payments systems, which are operated by Payments Canada, a non-profit organization established by Canada's parliament.
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Our appearance is one of the most central aspects of our individual identity; we use how we look to express the most fundamental aspects of our self, including how we present our gender and sexuality.
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When he began granting more humanitarian visas to Central Americans in December, he failed to see that most Central American migrants on their way to the United States border didn't want to remain in Mexico.
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Reuters poll graphic on 2020 economic growth forecast revisions from the October survey here Most central banks were expected to maintain their easing bias, despite increasing scepticism about their ability to influence growth or inflation.
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The memorandum (or "transcript") the White House released last Wednesday about Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky corroborated arguably the most central allegation in the whistleblower's complaint: that Trump asked Zelensky to investigate Biden.
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Classical Music As if the Vienna Philharmonic weren't enough, this most Central European of American orchestras also has a three-night stand at Carnegie next week, beginning Tuesday, and Andris Nelsons brings rather more interesting fare.
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Though most Central Asian governments recoil from Russia's Eurasian Union and its Collective Security Treaty Organisation, they embrace China's BRI—which was formally announced in Kazakhstan in 2013—as both an economic opportunity and a security guarantee.
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The White House proposal on Tuesday is expected to address the conflict's most central and intractable political issues, from the status of Jerusalem to borders and security, Israeli settlements and the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
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But most other stories are rather slim when you come right down to it, and stretching them out just means adding pointless incidents and busywork, stuff that distracts from the story's "spine," or its most central conflict.
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Blocking wall funding in this bill is a big win for Democrats; the wall was one of Trump's most central campaign promises and one of the few immigration fights he has to take up on Capitol Hill.
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In September 2019, the court let the administration bar most Central Americans from seeking asylum in the U.S. In July 85033, it permitted the administration to divert $2.5 billion in Pentagon funding for construction of a border wall.
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But it still resulted in what Katz calls "the Cynthia effect": Political pressure from Nixon pushed Cuomo to the left on many of the election's most central issues, like the legalization of marijuana, which he had long opposed.
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In modern architectures, there are inviolable spaces where data passes through in raw, unencrypted form, such as inside the kernel, the most central software unit in the architecture, or in system memory carefully set aside from other applications.
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"Telcos are these dinosaurs that keep introducing more and more vulnerabilities to a piece of technology that's most central to our life," Joseph Cox, who reported on the story for Motherboard, tells us in this week on CYBER.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Most central banks have no plans to issue a digital version of their currency after studies left them unconvinced of the merits of e-money, a survey by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) showed on Tuesday.
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China's slowdown is likely to be modest, and create only limited headwinds for the rest of the region, while most central banks will have scope to keep domestic interest rates low in the face of tightening global monetary conditions.
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Two of the physically largest and most central pieces in the massive Armory Show warehouses on Piers 92 and 94 were Nigerian illustrator Karo Akpokiere's Alternate Art Fair and South African "bad boy" Ed Young's All So Fucking African.
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"All flights in and out of London City on Monday are canceled and an exclusion zone is in place in the immediate area," said Robert Sinclair, CEO of London City Airport, the city's fifth biggest and most central airport.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Gains by most central European currencies in May only the Czech crown with room to rise in the next 22018 months, and the Romanian leu may recover, a monthly Reuters survey of 35 analysts showed on Thursday.
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Forthcoming rulings could make it much harder for them to pause cases to be resolved elsewhere — and close the best opportunity that tens of thousands of asylum seekers, including most Central Americans, have to stay in the United States.
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While most central banks nearly always say they don't target exchange rates, a weaker currency is crucial for the success of the ECB's and the Bank of Japan's current policies, since it helps to import inflation and makes exports more competitive.
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On Wednesday, justices said in an unsigned order that amid an ongoing legal battle, the administration could bar most Central American migrants from seeking asylum in the United States if they passed through another country and were not denied asylum there.
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Czech lender Moneta Money Bank's shares roses over 1.6633% after it announced late Friday it was in exclusive talks to buy the Czech building savings and mortgage business of Germany's Wuestenrot & Wuerttembergische AG. Most central European currencies gained as well.
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"He is often referred to as the dean of central bankers, having taught most central bankers including former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and European Central Bank president Mario Draghi," Shawn Baldwin, the chairman of AIA Group, wrote in a LinkedIn post.
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Most central banks are wary of embracing cryptocurrencies and say they have no plans to issue their own digital money with the exception of Sweden, where the shift away from the use of cash is significantly more advanced than in other countries.
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And not only are theFederal Reserve, European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan acting in this fashion, but so, too, the People's Bank of China, the Reserve Bank of Russia, the central bank of Brazil and most central banks around the world.
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If the new president and his cabinet picks have their way, some of the biggest and most central functions of the federal government—education, housing, infrastructure, health care for veterans and the elderly—could wind up being managed by for-profit corporations.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech National Bank (CNB) is likely to keep interest rates unchanged this year and throughout 2020, despite debate over whether the domestic economy needs tighter policy even as most central banks turn to easing, a Reuters poll showed on Monday.
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The person in charge of that herd—the one who had the most access to the resources, was the most central, and determined who was in and who was out—was someone we were programmed to attend to, look toward, feel favorably toward.
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From 2011 to 2016, immigration judges denied from 77 to 83 percent of asylum requests from people from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, the three countries that send the most Central American asylum seekers, according to data compiled by researchers at Syracuse University.
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Dweck's most central theory was simple: youth who were taught to regard their brains as a muscle, developed through hard work—a "growth mind-set"—fared far better than those who'd been taught that intelligence was a fixed trait, like eye color.
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"You have public contradiction between the head of state and some of his most senior advisers on the most central national security issues," Jim Sciutto told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
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Provisioning costs and loan impairment charges are extremely low by historical standards due to a benign economic environment in Austria, rapidly improving economic trends in most central and eastern Europe (CEE) markets and the clean-up of impaired loan portfolios in the last two years.
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In September, the Supreme Court allowed the administration to move forward with barring asylum for migrants who had traveled through another country on the way to the United States without being denied protections in that country, effectively banning asylum for most Central American migrants.
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Caravan leaders have not defined the precise route or decided where on the U.S. border they want to arrive, but in recent years most Central American migrants traveling on their own have opted for the most direct route, which takes them to Reynosa, across from McAllen.
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"With most central banks in neutral mode and official rhetoric tilting towards a more dovish slant amid the global growth slowdown story, we see there is little impetus for MAS to lean against the wind by tightening," said Selena Ling, OCBC's head of treasury research and strategy.
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Her most central onscreen relationships have mostly been with women, not necessarily with a queer subtext — though she does play one half of a lesbian couple in both Tammy and Under the Tuscan Sun, in romantic relationships that exist alongside the platonic ones given the main focus.
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Photo: Ian Forsyth (Getty)When pundits, politicians, or advocates have talked about the need to reduce fossil fuel production to combat climate change, one of the most common rejoinders has been to appeal to that most central of American concerns—it creates a lot of jobs.
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Most central, anchoring this portrait of fractured identity, are the tall, commanding Talli Jackson and Cain Coleman Jr. "Drugs, partying, getting high; running the streets, spending every dime," the cast chants at one point, having changed from rehearsal clothes into flashier get-ups by Liz Prince.
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Judge Jon S. Tigar of the United States District Court in San Francisco issued a preliminary injunction against a new rule that would have effectively banned asylum claims in the United States for most Central American migrants, who have been arriving in record numbers this year.
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Judge Jon S. Tigar of the United States District Court in San Francisco issued a preliminary injunction against a new rule that would have effectively banned asylum claims in the United States for most Central American migrants, who have been arriving in record numbers this year.
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Vice President Mike Pence, who is monitoring the ongoing talks, said Thursday it was "for the president to decide" if Mexico's proposals — to add 6000 troops at the border and keep most Central American migrants in the country instead of allowing them to proceed to the U.S. — were enough.
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After a formal vote on Wednesday, Corey Johnson is expected to become the next speaker of the New York City Council, a position second only to the mayor in terms of direct control over the most central political conflicts of city life: real estate development and the budget.
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In a paper last year Veale dubbed the advisory body's work a "missed opportunity" — writing that the group "largely ignore infrastructure and power, which should be one of, if not the most, central concern around the regulation and governance of data, optimisation and 'artificial intelligence' in Europe going forwards".
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Low oil prices have meant most central banks have so far struggled to get inflation to rise to anywhere near where they want it to be and while oil analysts have raised their average price forecasts for 2016, they cautioned investor sentiment may sour in the short term.
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Last September, after a majority of the Supreme Court permitted the administration to lock most Central American migrants out of the asylum process, Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote an unusual dissent accusing her colleagues of being too quick to bail out the Trump administration when it gets into legal trouble.
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He has been a towering figure in modern Pakistani politics who now stands as an exemplar of two of the country's most central issues: as a staunch defender of civilian governance amid military manipulation, and as a symbol of a venal Pakistani elite that has alienated much of the public.
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From vlogging to webseries to educational videos and everything in between, Green has had a hand in shaping vast swaths of YouTube culture, and he arguably occupies the most central role on the platform of any YouTuber — including his brother John, a celebrated young adult novelist with whom Hank regularly collaborates.
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On the most central question of his hedge fund, Mr. Grayson said he had never solicited new investors while in Congress, and had not violated any rules prohibiting lawmakers from using their own names to promote professional services firms, because he did not have a fiduciary responsibility to his two outside investors.
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A federal judge on Monday issued a nationwide order barring a Trump administration policy that denies asylum to migrants crossing the border unless they have already tried and failed to obtain asylum in another country along the way, a rule that effectively bans claims for most Central Americans fleeing persecution and poverty.
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But I would suggest that, on both the show and in the novels, any problems with Ramsay are actually extensions of the corresponding works' most central problems, period: Martin and showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss all struggle to tell stories without relying too heavily on shocking moments that exist simply to be shocking.
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In its application for a stay of the lower court's decision, the administration claims that it has a broad power to "establish categorical 'limitations and conditions' on asylum eligibility, beyond those already set out in the statute," and that this power includes the ability to lock most Central American migrants out of the asylum process.
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Sure, I've seen nearly every movie in its canon and can give you a simplified rundown on its most central plot lines — I mean, I work at Mashable: Home of the Marvel Obsession, and am also alive in 2019 — but broadly speaking, superhero movies rarely stick with me for more than a few hours.
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We are still far from the day when most Central American migrants would choose to stay in Mexico, but much can be done to address legitimate asylum claims before migrants ever reach the U.S. border and help Mexico welcome those Central Americans who would prefer to stay in that country rather than continue northward.
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Carroll's most central piece of advice in Mr. Right is that the most important thing a woman can do to land a man is to stop caring about men — not because men are inessential or unimportant, but because men are in fact deeply important, and if they think a woman doesn't care about them they go wild for her!
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Ocasio-Cortez's Saturday remarks come several days after the administration put in place a regulation that bars most Central American migrants from seeking asylum in the US. The administration also recently floated the possibility of admitting zero refugees next year, according to sources familiar with a meeting in which the idea was discussed by officials from a number of agencies.
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Diplomats and officials said that Mr. Ghani has found himself under intense pressure, with little choice but to remove Mr. Mohib, who for years has been one of the most central members of his team Time is running short: Mr. Khalilzad is due to return to Afghanistan on Sunday to meet with Mr. Ghani on the next steps of the peace process.
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"Most central banks have a view that these crypto-assets are clever, like guys in the garage did it and it's kind of cool, or risky," given the potential investor losses and widespread fraud, said Kevin Warsh, who was a governor at the Fed from 2006 to 2011 and was a top contender to become its chairman late last year when President Trump instead appointed Jerome Powell.
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The crack down on refugees is in line with the administration's immigration agenda which has sought to limit entry to the US. Earlier this week, the administration also put in place a regulation that bars most Central American migrants from seeking asylum in the US. Politico reported on the details of the meeting, which took place in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building with around 20 officials last week.
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It was the first successful war of territorial conquest since 1976, when Morocco annexed part of the Spanish colonial territory now known as Western Sahara, and it was the only one in Europe since World War II. Russia violated one of the most central norms of the postwar global order — that states would no longer seize one another's territory — horrifying world leaders who see that norm as crucial for upholding peace.
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The cozy softness of the room's milky gray walls, the pale oak herringbone parquet floors — after much deliberation, left unsealed to develop a patina — the verdigris side table that contrasts against a massive couch in what she calls a "truly faded-out persimmon" pink: All speak to Lyons's idiosyncratic genius for color and texture, but also to her exacting and precise eye, one trained over years superintending dozens of store openings and developing an understanding for how a space is meant to spotlight only the most central elements.
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