Most international governments have issued travel warnings for eastern Congo.
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But, as with most international treaties, the BWC was rather toothless.
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But, at most international locations, the latte is a lot pricier.
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Most international airlines are likely to take the route of least resistance.
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The ruling matters because Swiss banks are among the world's most international.
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Hong Kong still benefits from being the most international city in Asia.
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Most international carriers transport passengers to and from the airlines' home countries.
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But as with most international documents, these protocols are not legally binding.
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Pakistan features on the lower margins of most international human development indexes.
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Also Toshiya's label is maybe the most international one that I know.
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Myanmar has restricted access to the conflict zone for most international aid agencies.
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President Trump defended his administration's trade wars on the most international of stages.
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The apartments here are among the city's earliest and perhaps the most international.
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"The Cote d'Azur has the most international buyers," he told CNBC in emailed comments.
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Most international travelers are heading to cities in Europe such as Rome and London.
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But NERC is now shut and most international medical workers and soldiers have gone.
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"Ginastera is our most international composer," Mr. Lopérfido said by phone from Buenos Aires.
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Historically, he said, most international buyers have come from Europe and the United States.
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The gravity of Putin's retaliatory move was not lost on most international relations observers.
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Maurice hails from Toronto, which he proudly calls the most international city in the world.
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Even still, most international oil and gas producers, including American firms like Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Like most international treaties, it didn't redistribute political capital; it locked in existing power differentials.
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Most international summits are flops, and there were certainly some bad omens for this one.
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According to most international financial institutions, inflation has reached 14,000 percent and is still climbing.
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"If I even think about Brad Pitt, it is the most international event," she said.
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James, a three-time Olympic medalist, has the most international experience with 68 games played.
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"We probably have the most international player base of any of the sports," Bettman added.
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In most international freelancing relationships, the work is done in markets with lower labor costs.
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Most international insurers in Iran are working with the shipping and energy industries in the country.
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Most international powers have slapped sanctions on the country because of its nuclear and missile tests.
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Bank of Nova Scotia, Canada's most international bank with a focus on Latin American markets, shone.
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Bank of Nova Scotia, Canada's most international bank with a focus on Latin American markets, shone.
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Georges said Engie is the most international utility, with significant geographical diversification of its cash flows.
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In most international jurisdictions, it's illegal to drive without both a valid license and insurance coverage.
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Most international observers will have been baffled the restriction was ever there in the first place.
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The most international thing you can do is export your own values and your own country.
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Most international licensees today don't have the same technology as Starbucks has for its company-operated locations.
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Due to Chinese visa rules, most international students cannot stay in China after their education is complete.
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And most international men's basketball stars keep playing for their home countries as long as they can.
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Queen Sono (Pearl Thusi) is leading a double life, as most international spies are wont to do.
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The New School, in New York City, is one of the most international universities in the country.
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The nuclear deal lifted most international sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear work.
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Georgia painted women's vaginas as flowers, which is pretty much the most International Women's Day thing ever.
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Mr. Barzani did not apologize for the vote, which was opposed by Washington and most international leaders.
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For complex reasons, the dollar is the currency used for most international transactions in the energy sector.
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Uber has released a list of 15 countries that US tourists took the most international trips to.
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Iran has been raising crude output since most international sanctions over its nuclear programme were lifted in 2016.
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AT MOST INTERNATIONAL borders the authorities look for anything they think smells fishy: drugs, weapons, cigarettes or alcohol.
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Shanghai is one of the world's wealthiest cities and is considered as one of China's most international cities.
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Under the deal, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in return for limitations on its nuclear work.
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Most international transactions are dollar-denominated, so they have to transit the U.S. banking system before being settled.
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Not just one of the best teams I've ever worked with but also one of the most international.
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World Athletics, the organization that governs most international track-and-field events, announced new shoe regulations on Friday.
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The deal led to most international sanctions against Iran being lifted if they would slow their nuclear program.
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The nuclear deal lifted most international sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its disputed nuclear work.
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While on the other end of the spectrum for media companies, Twentieth Century Fox has the most international exposure.
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The battlegroup in Latvia is the most international of the four: nine countries contribute to its 1,400-strong force.
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Although down since most international troops withdrew in 2014, foreign aid still accounts for 54 percent of the budget.
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WHO BUYS IN BERMUDA Most international buyers are from the United States, Canada and Britain, real estate professionals say.
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Sochi is some 1,600km to the south of Moscow, where most international visitors arrive before changing to connecting flights.
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And he knows that France and Europe cannot keep the largest and most international (and exposed) companies from leaving Iran.
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Under the 2015 deal, most international sanctions on Iran were lifted in return for curbs on the country's nuclear program.
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The prisoner swap followed the lifting of most international sanctions against Iran under a deal to curb Tehran's nuclear program.
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Under the deal, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in 2016, in exchange for limitations on its nuclear work.
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While Bollywood has the most international visibility, Hindi-language movies comprise only a fraction of the entire Indian film industry.
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The deal led to the lifting of most international sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear program.
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Under the deal, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in 2016, in exchange for limitations on its nuclear work.
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Most international trade is conducted using the dollar, even if the United States is not a party to the transaction.
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Most international backpackers I met had started in the far south at the Route's famed, glacier-filled Torres del Paine.
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In fall 2019, World Athletics — which oversees most international track events — formed a working group to look into Vaporfly technology.
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I wanted to show what they look like on the inside: Most international coverage of favelas focuses on drug violence.
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Indian markets lacked cues from their Asian peers as most international markets were shut to mark the start of the year.
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North Korea's economy was already broken, having been walled off from most international trade since the end of the Cold War.
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The top level of academia, particularly in the sciences, is perhaps the world's most international community, as Professor Marginson's work shows.
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"Most international travelers get their vaccinations for infectious diseases and learn about diseases and disasters in their intended destinations," he added.
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In the view of most international lawyers, the US strike on Syria is a crystal-clear violation of the UN Charter.
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Most international banks and foreign investors have sold their bonds and other financial holdings, protecting them from potential upheaval in Greece.
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Also, Iran is still barred from using the American financial system, and its dollars, through which most international business is conducted.
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His account provided a rare snapshot of conditions in an area still shut off from most international relief agencies and reporters.
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Most international tourists pop through Lucerne's medieval city center on their way to racking up adventures all over the country: Interlaken!
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Most international routes were operated by a single national carrier and the lack of choice resulted in uncompetitive fares for consumers.
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For one, motorcycles for the U.S. and most international markets "will continue to be made in the United States," he said.
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For over two decades, Dubai prospered as one of the world's most international cities, attracting people and capital from across the globe.
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Under the 2015 nuclear pact, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in 2016 in exchange for Iran curbing its nuclear program.
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Unfortunately, most international leaders seem to look at these people from a position of power rather than from a position of mercy.
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Under the deal, Iran agreed to restrict its nuclear program in return for lifting most international sanctions that had crippled its economy.
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The charges are difficult to corroborate, as most international media and aid organizations have been heavily restricted from traveling to the region.
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For that reason, most international banks are expected to tread very carefully to avoid violating U.S. trade sanctions that remain in place.
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Carly Rae Jepsen and Lorde duet at the Juno Awards, giving the award show the most international recognition since Drake hosted it.
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S. agreement will take effect less than 72 hours after Canada closed its borders to most international travelers, other than U.S. citizens.
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Arc weekend is easily the most international two days on the French racing calendar in terms of both equine participants and spectators.
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Buck and Breck, while probably the Berlin cocktail den with the most international name recognition, is actually a bit of a newcomer.
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Under the 2015 Vienna agreement, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in 2016, in exchange for limitations on Iran's nuclear work.
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The movie launched in most international territories this weekend, amassing $211.4 million from foreign markets for a global start of $116 million.
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Under the 2015 Vienna agreement, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in 2016, in exchange for limitations on Iran's nuclear work.
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Chettri said most international flights are directed to runway 02 but depending on wind conditions, flights are also requested to use 20.
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Ren has hired professional managers to operate his companies, winning ChemChina a reputation as China's most international and market oriented state-owned enterprise.
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So instead of the typical U.S. approach most international startups take, Workana found fundraising success by pairing up with two other global leaders.
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With 11 different countries represented, 12 if you count Tkay Maizda as a Zimbabwean-Australian, this was the most international countdown in history.
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He said the exchange remains one of the most international exchanges globally with around 40 percent of listed firms coming from outside Singapore.
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The text and history of the UN Charter explain why most international lawyers believe the US strikes on Syria last week were illegal.
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The country, which has registered 196 cases of coronavirus so far, will ban most international airline travel for two weeks, starting on Thursday.
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The link between Petros and natural resources could be similar to the backing that gold provided for most international currencies a century ago.
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Uber has released a list of 15 countries that US tourists took the most international trips to, with neighboring Mexico topping the list.
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The Knicks, though playing in the most international of American cities, were slower than some other N.B.A. teams in looking abroad for talent.
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"The S&P futures are lower this morning along with most international markets," BTIG Chief Technical Strategist Katie Stockton said in a morning note.
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Meituan's financial executive said separately on Monday during the firm's earnings call that Mobike will pull out of "most international markets" to save costs.
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Blockchains could upend the finance industry, transform commerce, destroy the barriers that keep out the world's unbanked and underbanked and replace most international aid.
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These could be modeled after the sanctions imposed on Iran beginning in 2010 that drove most international companies to stop doing business with Tehran.
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The 2015 nuclear pact seeks to head off any pathway to an Iranian nuclear bomb in return for the removal of most international sanctions.
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The WiFi found on most of Alaska's fleet is ground-based WiFi, meaning that most international and Hawaiian destinations are outside the coverage zone.
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Well the Western-most international airport in Russia with service to Toronto is in Belgorod, which is, at a minimum, a 16-hour flight away.
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"SGX is the world's most international exchange and offers unique access to South East Asia's markets," an SGX representative told CNBC in an emailed statement.
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Most international observers estimate that Venezuela's oil-dependent economy shrunk by between 6 and 10 percent during 2015 and that inflation ran into three digits.
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So far, however, most international airlines including British Airways, Lufthansa and South African Airways have refused to fly to Kaduna, partly due to security concerns.
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It insists that Swiss law must take precedence over most international law and rails against the idea of foreign judges telling Swiss what to do.
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Under a deal reached in 2015, Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for lifting of most international sanctions imposed on the country.
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Trump withdrew in May from a nuclear deal with Iran that lifted most international sanctions on Tehran in exchange for curbs on its atomic program.
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Iran's deal with world powers lifted most international sanctions and promised Iran's reintegration into the global community in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
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The rule effectively makes most international NGOs that provide vital sexual and reproductive health services, such as contraception and HIV testing, ineligible to receive funds.
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But unlike most international discussions by the Union, member states will be represented in much of the process by officials reporting back to the 27.
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"This country is finally freeing itself from the great absurdity, scorned by most international observers, that is the 'sun tax'," Ribera told a news conference.
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The limit was agreed as part of the nuclear deal that lifted most international sanctions on Iran in return for curbs on its atomic activities.
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The deal had seen most international financial and economic sanctions on Iran lifted in return for Tehran curbing its disputed nuclear activity under U.N. surveillance.
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The deal brought about the lifting of most international financial and economic sanctions in return for Tehran curbing its disputed nuclear activity under U.N. surveillance.
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It may actually be the most international stadium here because Kaliningrad is an exclave and we're basically tucked in a corner between Lithuania and Poland.
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Many major foreign carriers do not participate in PreCheck, and the expedited security lanes are consequently not available in most international terminals at airports here.
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Under the deal, most international sanctions imposed on Iran over its nuclear program were lifted in 2016 in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear work.
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Under the deal between Tehran and world powers, most international sanctions imposed on Iran were lifted in 2016 in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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Most international sanctions on Tehran were lifted in January in exchange for curbs on Iran's nuclear program under a deal reached with world powers in 2015.
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"In my opinion, and an opinion that is shared by most international observers, including some Israeli ones, [UNRWA] is an important factor of stability," he said.
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Although Lorcan O'Neill is now one of the most international and important galleries in Rome — if not in Italy — the affable dealer keeps a low profile.
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But IHS's Akeroyd said most international investors the company has spoken with see Chinese bonds as becoming a growing part of portfolios in the long term.
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Increasingly, though, that emphasis on autonomy has been being replaced by proposals that would leave Hong Kong merely the wealthiest and most international city in China.
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For most international companies, compliance is a major pain point, especially with regard to how they keep the various players in their supplier ecosystem in compliance.
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Whereas most international human-rights campaigners, including African ones, have welcomed the verdict, the African Union and most African governments have so far been more reticent.
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The contemporary setting of many of this year's top films runs contrary to trends that see movies with a historical focus garnering the most international acclaim.
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After being placed on the list, designated persons are typically unable to use most international financial systems and are forbidden from traveling to the United States.
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The interest France currently pays on its debt amounts to 1.7 percent of G.D.P., which is modest by both historical standards and most international comparisons today.
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Any military clampdown on Chinas freest and most international city would only be ordered by Xis powerful Central Military Commission, say local officials and foreign diplomats.
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That became possible after an agreement between Iran and six major powers lifted most international sanctions imposed on Tehran, in exchange for Iran curbing its nuclear program.
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Most international sanctions imposed on Iran were lifted in early 2016 under the nuclear deal that saw Iran curbing its disputed nuclear program under close U.N. monitoring.
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Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers lifted most international sanctions and promised Iran's reintegration into the global community in exchange for curbs on its nuclear programme.
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In most international matters of regulating the internet, there tends to be a wide split between the liberal Western order and authoritarian nations like Russia and China.
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Nonetheless, argues Alexander Pepper, a professor of management at the London School of Economics, Labour's ideas are "extraordinarily bold" and would go far beyond most international practice.
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He wrote that most international banks had project teams working on which operations to move and when, adding that their hands were hovering over the relocate button.
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He wrote that most international banks have project teams working on which operations to move and when, adding that their hands are quivering over the relocate button.
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The ruling has elicited a rare common position between China and Taiwan, which Beijing regards as a breakaway province and blocks Taiwan's membership of most international organizations.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani championed a nuclear deal with world powers in 2015 to curb Iran's nuclear program in return for the lifting of most international sanctions.
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Most international carriers have said they will not fly to Kaduna, and some embassies in Abuja intend to minimize staff travel while the airport is being repaired.
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The suspension of Venezuela's major carriers in a regional hub further isolates the crisis-hit country, after most international airlines pulled out, citing economic and security concerns.
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The United States has provided a growing number of more advanced aircraft in the past year, seeking to make up for the withdrawal of most international forces.
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Two banking sources said most international banks were still refusing to accept cheques from holders of accounts at one major Iranian commercial bank that has been reconnected.
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The changes, underway at most international oil producers and particularly pronounced among European firms, are happening even as President Trump's policies are heading in the other direction.
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But most international observers are skeptical of that explanation, and U.S. lawmakers of both parties have criticized the Saudi government, with many calling for new U.S. sanctions.
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The Constitution requires two-thirds of the Senate to approve a treaty, but today most international agreements bypass that difficult route and are enacted as ordinary legislation.
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Most international diplomats pay little attention to this protracted conflict in the Caucasus, giving the impression that Nagorno-Karabakh is intractable but not especially dangerous, like Cyprus.
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Trump this month refused to certify Tehran's compliance with a deal struck with world powers to curb its nuclear program in return for lifting most international sanctions.
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Most international masters have a rating of between 2400 and 2500, and the higher rating band of 2500-2700 puts a player in the category of grandmaster.
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China sends the most international students to Australia, accounting for 29 percent of the 622,000 total enrolled in May, according to data from the Department of Education.
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Most international buyers of second homes prefer to buy in the prime neighborhoods of Cuernavaca, like Palmira, Tabachines and Sumiya, Ms. de la Torre de Skipsey said.
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But the World Athletics organization, which governs most international track and field events, will not be imposing a blanket ban on the Vaporfly shoes, The Guardian reported.
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London is perhaps the most international city in the world, but at its heart it has always been a local city, a series of low-slung villages.
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In fact, most international institutions, including the I.M.F. and NATO, were set up under American auspices, to promote the interests of the United States and its allies.
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Under the nuclear deal, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in return for limitations on its nuclear work, however Trump withdrew from the deal and reimposed sanctions.
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The deal between Iran and six world powers lifted most international sanctions in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program, under strict surveillance by the U.N. nuclear watchdog.
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Under the nuclear deal, Iran curbed its nuclear program in return for lifting most international non-nuclear sanctions imposed on the country that crippled its economy for years.
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Reuters, citing "rough estimates by some industry experts," reported in March that about 90 percent of Chinese green bonds are consistent with standards used by most international investors.
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Saudi Aramco and GIC declined comment, while SGX said in a statement that it was the world's most international exchange and "offered unique access to Southeast Asia's markets".
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A suitcase like the Travelpro Crew 11 Intl should meet carry-on rules for most international flights, as long as you don't pack it too full of wine.
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The Guardian reported Tuesday that the World Athletics organization (which oversees most international track and field events) will not be imposing a blanket ban on Nike Vaporfly shoes.
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But since 2014, when most international troops pulled out of Afghanistan and militants launched high-profile attacks on restaurants popular with foreigners, some have relocated into protected compounds.
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As the declining demand for travel even domestically hit a fever pitch, most international airlines expanded their policies to waive change and/or cancel fees to any destinations.
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The higher overhead of a full-service carrier and the risk of brand dilution make the implementation of a basic economy-type product unfeasible for most international airlines.
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The deals were struck under an agreement between Iran and six major powers that lifted most international sanctions imposed on Tehran, in exchange for Iran curbing its nuclear program.
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Under the 2015 deal, Iran stopped producing 20 percent enriched uranium and gave up the majority of its stockpile in return for most international sanctions on it being lifted.
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Air China, the country's flag carrier with the most international flights, is the only Chinese airline that flies to both airports, according to the JFK and Newark airports' websites.
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Meanwhile, last week it also emerged that Zuckerberg's company will switch the location where most international users' data is processed from its international HQ, Facebook Ireland, to Facebook USA.
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The People's Republic's $9 trillion domestic bond market is the world's third largest after the United States and Japan, according to AsianBondsOnline, but most international investors have little exposure.
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Because China requires visas for any visitor from any country other than Singapore, Brunei, and Japan, most international guests did not have much time to secure proper credentials beforehand.
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Most international loans are made under New York or English law—as Mozambique's dodgy deals were—so tweaking the rules in those two jurisdictions would be a good start.
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He predicted London would keep its status as a global financial centre and said most international banks were planning to keep the vast majority of their London-based staff.
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According to world soccer's governing body FIFA he earned a total of 127 caps, scoring nine goals, and holding the record for most international appearances by any Russian player.
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Under that deal, most international sanctions on Iran were lifted in exchange for Tehran curbing nuclear activity seen to pose a risk of being put to developing atomic bombs.
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Xiaomi has lost out to local rivals like Huawei, Vivo and Oppo in China and barring India, it hasn't been able to make a mark in most international markets.
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Iran said in May it would decrease its commitments under the pact, under which most international sanctions on Tehran were lifted in exchange for Iran curbing its nuclear work.
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Still, most international experts are cautious about whether Zika can trigger Guillain-Barre, a rare syndrome that causes paralysis, because other infections and conditions can lead to the illness.
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The group received the most international publicity for the 2012 attack on Malala Yousafzai and the Peshawar school massacre in December 2014 that left 145 dead, including 132 children.
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Most international lawyers (including one asked by Israel to review them in 1967) believe settlements violate the Fourth Geneva Convention, which prohibits the transfer of population into occupied territories.
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American restrictions stop most international banks from providing financing or credit to Iran, and the country is cut off from international payments systems for using debit and credit cards.
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Most international relief groups operating in northeast Syria would be forced to pull out, leaving just when humanitarian aid would be most needed to cope with massive civilian displacement.
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According to the 2019 report, U.S. tourists took the most international trips in Mexico, followed by Canada, the United Kingdom, Brazil, and France in the top five spots, respectively.
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World Athletics, which governs most international track and field events, formed a working group of athletes, scientists, and legal experts to review the shoe and its technology last fall.
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Under the agreement, reached before Trump took office, Iran reined in its uranium enrichment programme in exchange for a lifting of most international sanctions imposed on the Islamic Republic.
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Sales did well in most international markets, Restaurant Brands Chief Executive Daniel Schwartz said, adding initiatives such as home delivery have been a steady revenue generator for the company.
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Iran: Mr. Trump has vowed to tear up the 2015 deal under which Iran halted its most dangerous nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of most international sanctions.
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Levels are reasonably consistent across the four banks, are sound relative to most international peers, and benefit from a strong level of potential ordinary support from their respective parents.
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Douglas Jacobson, an attorney with Jacobson Burton Kelley firm in Washington, said most international Western banks would shy away from helping the companies targeted on Friday to raise capital.
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The Taliban scored a series of military successes last year after the withdrawal of most international combat forces and now controls more territory than at any time since 2001.
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The deal between Iran and six world powers lifted most international sanctions in 2016 in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program, under strict surveillance by the U.N. nuclear watchdog.
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Most international treaties take years, sometimes decades or more, to formally take effect as each nation goes through its own domestic process of ratifying or otherwise formally joining the pact.
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Donald Trump ordered a review of the nuclear deal with Iran, whereby most international sanctions on the country were rescinded in return for it dismantling much of its nuclear programme.
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With a steady feed of headlines that have included, "Inflation", "Corruption", and "Political Instability", the country has been shut off from most international tech investment since the "dot com" bubble.
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Recent years have seen the emphasis on autonomy at the time of the handover being overturned by proposals that would leave Hong Kong merely China's wealthiest and most international city.
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The S&P 500 Technology sector — which doesn't include Amazon, Google or Facebook — is the most international of any S&P sector when it comes to revenues, according DataTrek Research.
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If they still failed tests, Russian officials then managed to compromise the tamper-proof bottles containing their incriminating samples, bottles used by most international competitions, and replace the tainted urine.
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The nuclear deal required Iran to curb its uranium enrichment capacity to head off any pathway to developing a nuclear bomb, in return for the removal of most international sanctions.
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Most international firms which publicly expressed an opinion ahead of last June's referendum backed Britain remaining in the European Union, fearful of extra costs, trade barriers and unpredictable currency swings.
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Most international sanctions were lifted in January under last year's nuclear deal, including those targeting the oil sector, but some U.S. sanctions and a U.S. trade embargo remain in place.
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"Mobike international business is undergoing restructuring, which will result in the closure of most international markets," Meituan's chief financial executive Chen Shaohui told analysts on a conference call on Monday.
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Rakhine has been shut off from most international relief agencies and journalists, but our reporter in Geneva heard reports of paralyzing fear and deprivation via an International Red Cross official.
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Most international flights are currently grounded as nations worldwide try to stem the pandemic, which has killed nearly 254,000 people and sickened more than 375,000 over the last few months.
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Most international flights are currently grounded as nations worldwide try to stem the pandemic, which has killed nearly 254,000 people and sickened more than 375,000 over the last few months.
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In response, Iran has gradually scaled back its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal, under which Tehran accepted to curb its nuclear activities in return for lifting most international sanctions.
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In response, Iran has gradually scaled back its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal, under which Tehran accepted to curb its nuclear activities in return for lifting most international sanctions.
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In theory, there is merit in identifying human rights abusers and holding them accountable; indeed, most international human rights treaties established committees to monitor national implementation of the treaty provisions.
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Under the deal, the Islamic Republic curbed its capacity to enrich uranium for nuclear fuel and in return won a lifting of most international sanctions that had hobbled its economy.
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Under a 2015 nuclear agreement with major powers, which Washington withdrew from last year, Tehran accepted curbs on its uranium enrichment program in exchange for the removal of most international sanctions.
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The badly stretched Afghan security forces have suffered tens of thousands of casualties since most international forces ended combat operations in 2014, and the insurgents control large parts of the countryside.
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Under the deal reached in 2015 between Iran and six major powers, Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear programme in return for lifting most international sanctions that crippled the country's economy.
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U.S. airlines have already been hit financially from the virus — most international flights have been canceled, and plans have been announced to reduce domestic flights by as much as 40 percent.
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I humbly say we have the most international racing product on a day-to-day basis, if you look at the horses, trainers and jockeys, but the H.K.I.R. is another spike.
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"Endeavour has also become the world's most international deep-sea cabled observatory site, with contributions from research labs in Canada, the United States, United Kingdom, France, and now China," he added.
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Local financing is available, but usually at less attractive terms than many buyers could get at home, Mr. Suero said, so most international buyers pay in cash or obtain loans elsewhere.
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LONDON — The Frieze London fair opened on Thursday, and art dealers from all over the world have gathered for what organizers are calling the most international edition in the fair's history.
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While most international buyers are looking for a second home or a place to retire, agents said, others are looking for homes to buy as an investment and for rental income.
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Iran is buying planes to rebuild the elderly fleet of flag carrier IranAir under an agreement with major powers that lifted most international sanctions in return for restrictions on Iran's nuclear activities.
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As with most international students, I was initially under the impression that it would be impossible for me to stay in the U.S. to start a business or work for a startup.
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Under the 2015 deal, Iran restricted the capacity of its uranium enrichment program - widely seen as a route to developing a nuclear weapon - in exchange for a lifting of most international sanctions.
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New Zealand's Labour-led government said on Friday it plans to impose a tax on most international visitors to fund infrastructure and ease strains on the South Pacific nation's booming tourist sector.
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Because it's hard to get a green card, most international STEM students aim for an H-1B visa, which lets you work for a specified U.S. employer for up to six years.
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The closest airport is the Governador Aluízio Alves International Airport in São Gonçalo do Amarante, about 25 miles away, but most international flights are routed through Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo.
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Christensen said the United States this year will seek to further Taiwan's engagement in the world, something the island has found difficult due to China blocking Taiwan's participation in most international organizations.
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The Bank of China, the country's most international state-owned lender, will be the joint lead underwriter and bookkeeping manager for the re-issue of the euro-denominated sovereign bonds in Europe.
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Christensen said the United States this year will seek to further Taiwan's engagement in the world, something the island has found difficult due to China blocking Taiwan's participation in most international organisations.
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Youth unemployment stands at more than 40 percent, sluggish state-owned enterprises control significant sectors of the economy, and American sanctions prevent most international banks from providing financing or credit to Iran.
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That agreement was made during a meeting between Iran's leaders and China's president, Xi Jinping, who late last week became the first foreign leader to visit Iran after most international sanctions were lifted.
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The measures taken by the largest Chinese banks began as early as the end of last year, when the Dandong city branch of China's most international lender, Bank of China Ltd (BoC) (601988.
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The Guards, for their part, have criticized the deal with Western powers negotiated by the Rouhani government, under which most international financial sanctions were lifted in exchange for curbs on Iran's nuclear program.
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Rouhani's main achievement, a 2015 deal with world powers that curbed Iran's nuclear program in return for a lifting of most international sanctions, is yet to bring the economic benefits the government promised.
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A spokesman for Trump Organization said most international travelers headed to Trump Turnberry already use the larger Glasgow airport, so the Trump resort received no major benefit by keeping the Prestwick airport operational.
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It deployed to Afghanistan in March, putting U.S. advisers, previously largely restricted to Corps headquarters, together with front-line brigades and battalions for the first time since most international forces left in 2014.
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Ms Kemp notes that in the last Ebola outbreak in west Africa, women were affected worst, because most international advice on prevention came in English and French, which they were less likely to speak.
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Growth spurts and stalls are nothing new for the trio, the most international of dozens of Indian IT firms (American and European companies such as IBM, Accenture and Capgemini have large Indian presences, too).
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The 2015 agreement limited Iran's enrichment of uranium for nuclear fuel to help ensure it could not be turned to developing bomb material, and Tehran secured a removal of most international sanctions in return.
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The abbreviated version of this music video that most international audiences are familiar with centers just on its West Side Story–inspired song-and-dance sequence, filmed at New York City's Hoyt–Schermerhorn station.
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Some are even drawing foreign investment in a way that Iran's dominant oil industry has yet to achieve since most international sanctions were lifted early last year under a nuclear deal with world powers.
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Scotiabank, Canada's most international bank, reported first-quarter net income of C$13 billion, a 5 percent increase from the same period in the previous year, helped by growth in its international banking business.
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More than two years after the departure of most international troops, Afghan forces control just 57 percent of the country, compared with 72 percent a year ago, according to SIGAR, a Congressional oversight body.
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Tennis, one of the most international games, has surely not been immune, but there was ample evidence in 2016 that the game's power brokers were at least communicating more regularly — even weekly — about solutions.
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The re-election is likely to safeguard the nuclear agreement Rouhani's government reached with global powers in 2015, under which most international sanctions have been lifted in return for Iran curbing its nuclear program.
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The route was reinstated in the wake of a 2015 accord between Western powers and Iran under which most international sanctions on Iran were lifted in return for curbs on the country's nuclear program.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's Labour-led government said on Friday it plans to impose a tax on most international visitors to fund infrastructure and ease strains on the South Pacific nation's booming tourist sector.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations' nuclear watchdog confirmed on Saturday that Iran had curbed its nuclear program as agreed with world powers, paving the way for most international sanctions against Tehran to be lifted.
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A decade ago most international aid organizations focused almost 80 percent of their resources on natural disaster threats and the rest on "manmade humanitarian risks", but it is now the other way around, he said.
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Iran has said it will stick with the deal, which lifted most international sanctions, but only if the other signatories - three European powers, Russia and China - make good on pledges to preserve its trade benefits.
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The BA route was reinstated in the wake of the 2015 accord between western powers and Iran under which most international sanctions on Iran were lifted in return for curbs on the country's nuclear program.
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Iran reached a nuclear deal with the United States and five other major powers in 2015 that led to the lifting of most international sanctions against it in return for curbs on its nuclear programme.
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International adoption from China has already shifted significantly in recent years, as a growing middle class increased domestic demand for adoption in the country and most international adoptions are now for children with special needs.
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While unusually large, Wednesday's truck bomb scarcely differed from a long series of previous high-profile militant attacks that have killed hundreds of civilians in Afghanistan since most international forces left the country in 2014.
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Under the deal, most international sanctions were lifted in return for Iran undertaking long-term curbs on its nuclear program, which the West suspected was aimed at developing the means to build an atomic bomb.
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Under the nuclear deal between Iran and six powers, most international sanctions against Tehran were lifted in return for limitations on its nuclear work, however Trump last year withdrew from the deal and reimposed sanctions.
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The other powers that signed it - Russia, China, Germany, Britain and France - have all said they want to preserve the agreement that curbed Iran's nuclear program in return for the lifting of most international sanctions.
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Additional vital personnel are needed for protecting, repairing and upgrading essential infrastructure, such as telecommunications systems, and for securing vital supply chains through ports, airports and warehouses, even as most international passenger travel is canceled.
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While most international legal scholars find the party's argument on the courts to be self-serving and argue that the changes are mainly about political control, the economic policies are harder for critics to dismiss.
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The UN, citing a 2017 Chatham House report, has suggested that most international food trade relies on routes that have a small number of "chokepoints", with 14 of them identified as critical to food security.
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Under that deal, Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of most international sanctions, but the United States withdrew from the deal in 2018 and reimposed economic sanctions on Iran.
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Macron, unlike Trump, has reaffirmed his country's commitment to the deal Iran signed in 2015 with world powers under which it curbed its disputed nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of most international sanctions.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Despite staging a World Cup that features only six nations and two gimmicky teams, the National Hockey League insisted on Monday it is the most international of the Big Four North American professional sports.
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Khamenei again called for economic self-sufficiency and a "resistance economy", a stance arising from his repeated criticism of the halting pace of economic recovery since most international sanctions on Iran were lifted early last year.
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Iranian authorities had repeatedly said Tehran would not be the first to violate the agreement, under which Tehran agreed to restrict its nuclear program in return for lifting most international sanctions that had crippled its economy.
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The brief capture of Kunduz city also underlined the growing strength of the Taliban and lack of security forces' readiness, now fighting largely on their own since most international troops ended their combat mission in 2014.
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After the nuclear deal which Iran reached with the United States and other world powers last year, and the lifting of most international sanctions in January, Iran listed a few Chevrolet models as cleared for import.
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Iranian authorities have repeatedly said Tehran would not be the first to violate the accord, under which Iran agreed to restrict its nuclear program in return for lifting most international sanctions that had crippled its economy.
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Separately, Rouhani said that Iran would not pull out of a landmark 2015 agreement with world powers under which Iran agreed to curbs on its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of most international sanctions.
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Iran has gradually scaled back its commitments to the deal, under which it restrained its enrichment program in exchange for the removal of most international sanctions, since the United States reneged on the agreement last year.
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Under its 2015 with world powers, Iran curbed its enrichment of uranium for nuclear fuel to allay concerns it could be put to developing bomb material, and Tehran won relief from most international sanctions in return.
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She led the team to two World Cup victories and two Olympic gold medals and held the record for most international goals scored until 22018, reaching a level of visibility that few female athletes can claim.
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IranAir has ordered 100 passenger jets from Airbus and 80 from its U.S. rival Boeing under the nuclear deal, which called for the lifting of most international sanctions in exchange for curbs on Iran's nuclear activities.
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"Historically, and we are about to celebrate our 100th anniversary, we have been and still are the most international of the North American sports leagues," said Bettman, speaking at the Hockey Sense Summit looking at social equality.
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The Briton launched a joint venture fund with Iranian investment group Turquoise Partners on Sunday, just one day after the announcement most international sanctions on Iran would be lifted in return for restrictions on Tehran's nuclear programme.
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With most international low-cost airlines like AirAsia, Norwegian Air, EasyJet and Ryanair, the base fare includes a seat on that flight and a personal item that you can put under the seat in front of you.
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KIEV (Reuters) - President Petro Poroshenko said on Tuesday that Ukraine had taken into account most international recommendations in the latest draft law to create an anti-corruption court, which may be voted on by parliament this week.
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Chinese officials, said one Western specialist on China, awaken every day to intelligence briefings -- though largely on what's going on inside their country, a far greater day in, day out concern to them than most international developments.
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Of course, the two sides use it very differently: To left-wing Israelis and most international leaders, it's a warning that the decades-long idea of a "two state" solution to the dispute is becoming an impossibility.
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The report showed the government controlled areas with about 65 percent of the population and controlled or influenced 56.3 percent of districts, the second lowest level since 2015, the first year after most international forces left Afghanistan.
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Most international banks in London have declared where they will move their European business in the event of a "hard" Brexit, in which the UK would give up access to the single market, including financial passporting rights.
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"Most international banks now have project teams working out which operations they need to move to ensure they can continue serving customers, the date by which this must happen, and how best to do it," said Browne.
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Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump abandoned the 2016 pact between Iran and six world powers which lifted most international sanctions in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program, under the surveillance of the U.N. nuclear watchdog.
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Most international news organizations were absent from the battlefield, leaving a dearth of independent information about the situation, which everyone from the lowliest militiaman to the most senior politician had an interest in interpreting to their favor.
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The protests have heaped pressure on President Hassan Rouhani, a relative moderate who championed a deal struck with world powers in 2015 to curb Iran's disputed nuclear program in return for the lifting of most international sanctions.
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Such a public relations exercise is particularly important for Taiwan, which isn't a member of the U.N. and thus not a signatory to UNCLOS -- China considers Taiwan a breakaway province and blocks its membership of most international organizations.
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Most international airlines rely on travellers going from or to their home countries, but customers of the four "super-connectors", as they are known, mostly just change planes at the carriers' hub airports en route to somewhere else.
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President Hassan Rouhani's leading achievement, a 2015 deal with world powers that curbed Iran's nuclear program in return for a lifting of most international sanctions, has yet to bring the broad economic benefits the government says are coming.
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The deal between Iran and six world powers lifted most international sanctions in 2016 in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program, under strict surveillance by the U.N. nuclear watchdog, to stockpile enriched uranium for an atomic bomb.
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The slump in sterling, which remains under pressure due to concerns over Brexit, has been a key factor for the UK stock market as Britain's most international firms stand to benefit from higher repatriated earnings and stronger exports.
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The deal, which Mr Khamenei had been persuaded would boost a stagnant economy (see chart) by ending most international sanctions and reintegrating Iran into the global financial system, has so far fallen far short of what was hoped.
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His go-to position is that even the most international of problems can be walled off — and in this case his actions seemed to say that the European alliances are shattered anyway, so they are not worth saving.
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And while we spend more on it than any other country, we find ourselves at the top of most international rankings in reducing the death rate of patients with preventable cancer deaths, as a product of this spending.
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In addition to taxi service, most international airports are equipped with direct commuter trains or shuttles that will take you to the city center, and you'll follow the baggage claim signs to the appropriate shuttle or train stop.
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Its unique placement, with only a trickle of passengers over its land borders and most international travelers passing through a single airport, allowed Israel to quickly and efficiently impose such strict travel restrictions and border controls, said Prof.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Monday he was confident London would remain a global financial center after Brexit, and that most international banks were planning to keep the vast majority of their London-based staff.
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Clarke recommended an increase in fines to 10 million pounds or more for seriously poor audit work from a Big Four accounting firm, meaning PwC, KPMG, EY and Deloitte, who check the books of most international blue-chip companies.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Most international musicians would baulk at the notion of a two-day journey to final rehearsals past military checkpoints on alert for weapons smugglers - but for 19-year-old viola player Ibrahim Masri it's an occupational hazard.
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The death of Mullah Manan, who commanded Taliban fighters as they steadily increased their control over Helmand in the years following the end of most international combat missions in 2014, was seen as a major success by Afghan officials.
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The Gulf tanker crisis has added to worsening hostilities since Washington pulled out of Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with six powers, under which Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear work in return for lifting most international sanctions on Tehran.
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That is because she is one of the many leading figures in the art world who consider Art Basel the most important art fair — the one they work on the hardest because it attracts the most international, serious clients.
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He struck a deal with world powers in 2015 that lifted most international sanctions on Iran, reconnecting it with the global financial system and opening new avenues for foreign investment, in return for curbs to Iran's disputed nuclear program.
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As conflict has escalated since the end-2014 withdrawal of most international troops, the numbers of those in need of health and humanitarian assistance has grown, with malnutrition among children up 40 percent and war injuries up 20 percent.
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Rouhani secured Iran's nuclear accord with world powers in 2015, welcomed by many Iranians, but discontent has risen over the lack of broad improvement in living standards despite the lifting of most international sanctions in 2016 under the deal.
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He forecast no significant impact from the coronavirus outbreak on the company's travel business as it is a small part of the overall operations, but added that most international business travel plans had been cancelled due to the virus.
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There are many reasons why a company that most international investors shunned at the $1.7 trillion issue price has now headed to $1.9 trillion, almost in line with the $2 trillion valuation coveted by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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The United Nations says civilian casualties of the war in Afghanistan rose to record levels for the seventh year in row in 2015, as violence spread across the country in the wake of the withdrawal of most international troops.
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The United Nations says civilian casualties of the war in Afghanistan rose to record levels for the seventh year in row in 243, as violence spread across the country in the wake of the withdrawal of most international troops.
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The three Iranian-Americans left Tehran on Sunday under a prisoner swap following the lifting of most international sanctions on Iran under a deal that President Barack Obama said had cut off every path for Tehran to obtain a nuclear bomb.
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Most international sanctions on Iran were lifted in early 2016 under a deal Iran signed with world powers the year before under which it curbed its uranium enrichment program, widely seen abroad as a disguised effort to develop an atomic bomb.
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Marriage fraud is a growing problem that requires more investigative scrutiny, but most international relationships are legitimate and it would be a serious infringement on our freedom if we couldn't bring over foreign spouses, assuming they have no criminal record.
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Historically, US Treasury sanctions include exceptions to allow the purchase of humanitarian supplies -- but at the same time, Venezuela's purchasing power has drastically declined as it has been gradually ousted by most international markets since the sanctions began in 2017.
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U.S. President Donald Trump antagonized Iran, and dismayed key U.S. allies, last year when he exited a 2015 deal between Tehran and world powers under which Tehran curbed its nuclear program in return for an easing of most international sanctions.
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"Of the Middle East producers that agreed to the cuts, it's probably the one that has the most [international oil company]-operated production," Jessica Brewer, principal analyst for Middle East and North Africa upstream oil and gas at energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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Almost a decade later, he served during the "surge" ordered by President Barack Obama, which saw more than 100,000 NATO troops in Afghanistan in a bid to crush the insurgency, as well as in 2013-14 as most international troops were withdrawn.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's biggest celebration of the performing arts begins on Friday in Edinburgh, with its most international line-up yet grappling with issues every bit as weighty as those that set the tone for the city's first festival in 1947.
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This year, the popularity of El Museo's show "The Illusive Eye" — a survey on Kinetic and Op Art that was billed as the most international exhibition in its history — enabled the museum to expand its public hours to six days a week.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Civilian casualties of the war in Afghanistan rose to record levels for the seventh year in row in 262, as violence spread across the country in the wake of the withdrawal of most international troops, the United Nations reported on Sunday.
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The National Museum, which reopened in 2018 after a five-year renovation, provides the city's most international display of late 19th-century art, with Swedish and Scandinavian artists like Anders Zorn, Bruno Liljefors and Julia Beck, shown alongside French and other European artists.
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But Iran's decision earlier this month to backtrack from some commitments in response to U.S. measures to cripple its economy threatens to unravel the deal, under which Tehran agreed to curbs on its uranium enrichment program in exchange for the removal of most international sanctions.
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Tillerson, as the head of a corporation largely based on science and technology, may realize that science is embedded in many, perhaps most, international issues and that decisions based on scientifically established evidence will be more likely to succeed for him and the president.
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The UK has yet to exit the EU, but already the repercussions of that event have left the UK Pound down 10 percent against most international currencies — in the case of Japan, it is down nearly 30 percent against the Yen over the past year.
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WASHINGTON/ANKARA (Reuters) - Three Iranian-Americans arrived in Germany after leaving Tehran on Sunday in a prisoner swap that followed the lifting of most international sanctions on Iran under a deal U.S. President Barack Obama said cut off Tehran's path to a nuclear bomb.
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U.S. State Department Legal Adviser Jennifer Newstead had said Iran's real quarrel was its frustration over the U.S. pullout from the nuclear pact, under which Tehran restricted its disputed uranium enrichment program under U.N. monitoring in exchange for a lifting of most international sanctions.
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The fabricated messages implicating the Russian whistle-blower, Grigory Rodchenkov, were a part of a database known as the Moscow Data that Russia turned over to antidoping officials as part of a deal that allowed Russia to return to most international sports competitions in 20183.
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Joyashree Roy, an economist at Jadavpur University in Kolkata, found that already, most days in the summer are too hot and humid to be doing heavy physical labor without protection, with wet-bulb temperatures far exceeding the thresholds of most international occupational health standards.
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The Taliban-led insurgency has gained strength since the withdrawal of most international combat troops at the end of 2014, and the Taliban are believed to be stronger than at any point since they were driven from power by US-backed forces in 2001.
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A: One of my favorite apps is designed to help expedite your passage through U.S. customs; as most international travelers know, America has one of the most rigorous and challenging borders in the world, and an app can prove your identity and skip all the lines.
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"This is a very good move as most international companies have stopped releasing new technology in the Indian market due to the uncertainty over patent rule," said Ajit Narde, a leader of the Shetkari Sanghatana, a farmers' body, which has been demanding access to new technologies.
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The deal between Iran and six world powers lifted most international sanctions against Iran in return for restrictions on its nuclear work aimed at extending the time Iran would need to produce a nuclear bomb, if it chose to, from roughly 2-3 months to a year.
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While most international attention focused on the planned withdrawal of U.S. troops from northeastern Syria, an area under the control of the Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces, Israeli officials were concerned about the withdrawal of U.S. troops from al-Tanf, on the Iraq-Jordan-Syria border triangle.
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Taiwan is denied membership of most international bodies including the WHO, a U.N. agency, due to the objections of China, which considers the island a Chinese province with no right to participate unless it accepts it is part of China, something Taiwan's fiercely democratic government will not do.
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Living in a state of frozen conflict, the de facto Republic of Artsakh — in reference to the name of the region before Soviet times — is unrecognized by international institutions and the people of the region are prohibited from taking part in most international activities under their national flag.
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The insurgency led by the Afghan Taliban has gained strength since the withdrawal of most international combat troops at the end of 2014, and the Islamist group is believed to be stronger than at any point since it was driven from power by U.S.-backed forces in 2001.
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The collapse of preliminary meetings ahead of the G20 leaves the two leaders without the extensive staff-negotiated draft agreements typical of most international talks, and in part reflects Xi's conviction that after months of tit-for-tat tariff announcements, a deal can only be struck with Trump himself.
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"We've seen some deceleration and certainly negative movements over the recent past as a result of a range of factors… but the important point is it's the most international market in the U.K.," Adam Challis, head of residential research for EMEA at JLL, told CNBC's Street Signs on Tuesday.
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"Most international banks now have project teams working out which operations they need to move to ensure they can continue serving customers, the date by which this must happen, and how best to do it," Anthony Browne, the chief executive of the British Bankers Association, wrote in The Observer last year.
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It's hard to gauge the exact scale of the Salone del Mobile furniture fair in Milan — where most international design brands and studios debut their annual collections — because it encompasses both the city's fairgrounds and also hundreds of nearby pop-up shows in galleries, retail spaces and even an abandoned panettone factory.
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Promoting "harmonisation" of green bond standards between China and Europe will help foster cross-border debt investment and create more opportunities for European investors, said Ma. Rough estimates by some industry experts suggest that about 90 percent of Chinese green bonds issued are already consistent with standards adopted by most international investors, he said.
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Three of the five prisoners, including Jason Rezaian, the Washington Posts's Tehran bureau chief; Saeed Abedini, a pastor from Idaho and Amir Hekmati, a former U.S. Marine from Flint, Michigan, as well as some family members, were part of a prisoner exchange that followed the lifting of most international sanctions against Iran following a nuclear deal in 2015.
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First, on the business side, close relations will remain with London, the world's most international financial center after Wall Street; it is also somewhat ironic that London, a great cosmopolitan capital, voted on June 23 (as the only constituency in England) to remain within the EU but will soon become the capital of a pro-exit, fairly isolated country.
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The nuclear deal is, like most international agreements, far from perfect, but the rest of the parties to it — and most countries in the world — see it as critical to regional stability and international security, which is why they have tried to keep it alive in the face of the Trump administration's efforts to destroy it.
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But in response to questions about the legality of the strike, the official spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has repeatedly emphasized China's desire for a political settlement and its strong opposition to the use of chemical weapons, without directly criticizing the US. This gap between the reactions of governments and those of most international law scholars is striking.
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But it may take far longer to train a work force to staff the centers, and experts say the government is not following the "community based" treatment model that most international health and drug policy experts view as more effective and humane — one that integrates treatment with existing health services, emphasizes social reintegration and acknowledges that addiction relapses are common.
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The Tech Nation survey found London tech startups have the fourth most international workforce in the world, behind Singapore, Berlin and Chicago, with 54% of workers born outside the UK. In other words, with over half of London tech workers born outside the UK, Brexit and its impact of the future immigration status of much-needed tech talent will continue to overshadow the entire issue.
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"Most international observers I've encountered are deeply concerned by Trump's lack of interest in — or even disdain for — the 70-year-old international system that the U.S. led in creating and then adapting," said Robert Zoellick, who served both Presidents Bush in roles including deputy White House chief of staff, deputy secretary of State, and U.S. trade representative before spending five years as president of the World Bank.
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There is a lot going on in Dutch politics right now – the disappearance of big parties, the implosion of the Social Democrats, and the ascendance of GreenLeft, which might become the biggest left-wing party in the Netherlands – but most international media have paid an inordinate amount of attention to the radical right-wing Geert Wilders and his "race for first place" with Prime Minister Mark Rutte of the conservative People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD).
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The banks are "quivering" Banks and bankers aren't known to be afraid of much, but according to the head of the BBA, its members are now "quivering" at the implications of the Brexit and have begun to move operations out of the U.K. "Most international banks now have project teams working out what operations they need to move to ensure they can continue serving customers, the date by which this must happen, and how best to do it," Anthony Browne, head of the BAA, said in a column in the Observer newspaper on Sunday.
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To cite just four data points: The 54 African countries represent the largest geographical bloc in most international organizations; the most recent edition of the Global Terrorism Index indicated that not only is Nigeria's Boko Haram the world's deadliest terrorist group, overtaking ISIS, but that three of the five deadliest groups are African; a leaked National Counterterrorism Center "heat map," dated August 85033, showed eight African countries with fully operational ISIS branches (out of 18 globally); and, earlier this year, China broke ground on its first overseas military base anywhere, in the small East African nation of Djibouti.
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