Is a move against ISIS or its affiliates in Afghanistan also a move against the Taliban?
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You think Trump will move against them in any way?
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RG: Is Mayor DeBlasio doing anything to move against Bloomberg's policies?
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Strategies and tips were numerous: Move against the flow of tourists.
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He hears how the lines are continuing to move against him.
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Netanyahu held it up as a smart move against illegal immigration.
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The state agency lacked the will to move against the squatters.
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According to the extradition treaty, F.B.I. should move against them immediately.
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He could move against Mueller or issue a rash of pardons.
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Scarborough is absolutely right to condemn the Pence move against Mueller.
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In Saigon, General Westmoreland welcomed the Communist move against Khe Sanh.
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Like the threats against Mexico, the move against Cuba also punishes Americans.
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Number one, if they violate it, we need to move against them.
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The move against Tlaib and Omar, however, still came as a surprise.
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A big move against a tech giant seems unlikely until after 2020.
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Google is trying to make a move against Spotify and Apple Music.
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It marks the latest Amazon move against city, state and national taxes.
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The move against a foreign journalist signals an expansion of such restrictions.
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But China may hesitate to move against an old, if troublesome, ally.
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The Victorian move against the Art Deco sculptures spurred a thousand lampoons.
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The move against Canada fits with this effort to rewrite the rules.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday defended the latest trade move against Beijing.
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India welcomed Wednesday's move against Masood Azhar, head of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM).
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It's unclear why the federal government didn't move against Pugh at the time.
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Go deeper: Axios' Sara Fischer has more on the EU's move against Google.
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In essence, the EU's move against Apple publicly forced the U.S. Government's hand.
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The raids are a remarkable move against a longtime confidant of the president.
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With decisions taken by consensus, a move against Mr Zuma seems unlikely for now.
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Separately, there's growing sentiment that this move against Mexico could decimate the auto industry.
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The monks' unease reflects a broader move against researchers by the Ethiopian Orthodox church.
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They were clearly beginning to move against her before last week's ouster of Mnangagwa.
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His only move against abortion was Clarence Thomas, and he was bullied into it.
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The most obvious trigger would be a move against members of the Trump family.
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Other prediction markets, such as PredictIt, showed an even larger move against Mr. Trump.
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Investors with the nerve to move against the herd are those that typically win.
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But Democrats raised concerns that Pai would move against the net neutrality rules themselves.
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Here is where we might find a rationale for Congress's move against Russia today.
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Still, Republican loyalty could be tested by an aggressive move against the Dreamer program.
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His base may trust him enough not to hold such a move against him.
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But his move against Hamilton won the praise of his team principal, Christian Horner.
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That has Democrats facing the difficult proposition of whether to move against Mr. Fairfax.
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The CAMRA ban is part of wider move against gender stereotyping to sell consumer goods.
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Mr Abe hailed it as a move against global protectionism—a dig at Mr Trump.
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More probably he would use the chance to move against the next lot of enemies.
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I have to tell you that there's a big move against these defense stocks, too.
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Plus, you will hear his reaction to the United States&apos bold move against Iran.
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Local reporters said there were rumours that cabinet ministers were starting a move against her.
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The move against Rappler comes at a challenging time for press freedom in Southeast Asia.
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It shows that if you don't steadily reinforce that, things can rapidly move against you.
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But even as the authorities move against one gang, others seem to fill the void.
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Democrats have warned that any move against Mueller or Rosenstein would precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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California may not have the incentive to move against LA in order to protect Phoenix.
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The Trump administration's ban, its latest move against the company, rippled through the telecommunications industry.
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There's no word yet on whether the president also plans to move against those jurisdictions.
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It was the third antitrust move against the company by European officials in three years.
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The separatists' move against Hadi could weaken the coalition's hand in any negotiations with the Houthis.
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Global Witness, a campaign group, hailed the breakthrough as the "biggest move against corruption in years".
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The possible move against Venezuela would further pivot Brazil's foreign policy to the right under Temer.
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He sees the move against Uber as an example of our issues with the technology industry.
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Then, a relatively small group of military officers attempted to move against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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When two plates move against one another and produce friction, it causes energy to build up.
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Taken together, the new efforts suggest a kind of pincher move against Mr. Trump, with Mrs.
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Speculation is swirling around Cobb but the president has not made any definitive move against him.
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That made it hard to move against systemic problems in which several people were at fault.
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In light of that knowledge, the Trump administration's latest move against immigrant children is especially troubling.
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This impulsive declaration suggested a topic: Did the F.T.C. have the grounds to move against Amazon?
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Would-be opponents and whistleblowers be forewarned: This president will not hesitate to move against you.
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That decision irked Democrats as well as some Republicans who are eager to move against Moscow.
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Such a move, against an ally no less, could incite extremist attacks against the United States.
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So any move against the press will always be couched in the language of preventing terrorism.
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The unprecedented move against another country's armed forces is bound to rachet up tensions with Tehran.
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The move against the gender studies courses is one of the first specific such government policies.
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"Erdogan's probably going to move against Kobani, which is a traditional majority-Kurdish city," predicted Sen.
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Australia was one of the first allies to move against Huawei, announcing a ban last year.
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When the I.S.K.P. emerged in eastern Afghanistan, the Taliban was the first to move against it.
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The Trump administration's dramatic move against China hastened the risk aversion seen in global markets this week.
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A move against DACA recipients like Ramirez would represent a significant broadening of immigration enforcement under Trump.
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In the People's Republic, Reuters reported the bureaucracy may have already started to move against American companies.
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It has already organised a petition of more than 800,000 signatories against TfL's latest move against it.
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A move against Kurdish strongholds east of the Euphrates river would pit its soldiers against American forces.
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Earlier this week, Meta pulled off a similar move against Afreeca Freecs Blue, this time on Eichenwalde.
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But that could move against her by provoking Trump to go nuclear on the Clintons' personal lives.
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Before the ruling, HRW said Israel's move against Shakir showed it was seeking to suppress rights criticism.
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At Wednesday's press conference, Erdogan characterized Turkey's military intervention in northern Syria as a move against terrorism.
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The Munich prosecutors said the move against Stadler was not made at the behest of U.S. authorities.
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It will take more than further proof of that unfitness to make them move against him now.
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Dean Baquet, executive editor of the New York Times, took issue with the move against Bloomberg News.
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In a rare move against an incumbent member of their own party, two Illinois Democrats -- US Reps.
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But snubbing Putin over the Kerch Strait imbroglio would arguably prove Trump's strongest move against Russia yet.
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They did not identify 1MDB in that announcement, though Swiss authorities did in a related move against BSI.
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The European Union and United States condemned the move against Cumhuriyet, a pillar of the country's secularist establishment.
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They did not identify 1MDB in that announcement, though Swiss authorities did in a related move against BSI.
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The pop star defended the move against critics who argued she was being "dramatic" for cancelling the tour.
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The measure would allow the United States to move against any company, country or individual trading with Venezuela.
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Why it matters: Pakistan is certain to see any such cooperation as a move against its nuclear force.
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Some upped efforts to oust her and there were reports that her own ministers could move against her.
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More than 25 other countries and NATO have supported the move against Russia by announcing their own expulsions.
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For other VC firms to then make this sort of counter-move against a peer is similarly unprecedented.
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There are concerns among the rebels in Parliament that Mr. Corbyn and his team will move against them.
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Since any move against Odinga would likely spark widespread street protests, the government focused on those around him.
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Read more: With a US Department of Justice move against automakers, the Trump administration is now officially antibusiness
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If confirmed, the indictments would be the latest move against the parent firm of Turkey's biggest media group.
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On April 9, 1862, an agitated Lincoln sent McClellan a telegram, urging him to move against Confederate defenses.
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He wants next to move against Idlib, the last major rebel stronghold, where some three million people live.
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Erdogan saw their release as a direct move against his authority and wowed to show who was boss.
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"President Obama and Secretary Kerry are behind this shameful move against Israel at the U.N.," the official said.
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Singapore's regulators should have room to move against property price falls by reversing macro-prudential tightening, if needed.
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The judges convicted another mayor Tuesday for failing to move against protesters during four months of political unrest.
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The best way to move against anti-protest laws is to exercise your constitutional right to assemble in dissent.
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But even being able to move against gas pressured to 4 psi does require a certain amount of strength.
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Starboard Value is making a move against a pharmaceutical company it says is mismanaged, CEO Jeff Smith said Wednesday.
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Son's move against Neumann last month cost him his CEO job and will likely cost him his board seat.
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Twitter's suspension of the account indicates a more active move against the spread of misinformation on the social platform.
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CANADIAN AGRICULTURE MINISTER MARIE-CLAUDE BIBEAU SAYS LATEST CHINESE MOVE AGAINST CANADIAN PORK EXPORTS "IS DEFINITELY NOT GOOD NEWS"
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"I can't move against Grindelwald; it has to be you," Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law) tells Newt (Eddie Redmayne) ominously.
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The officers have been directed not to move against law-abiding illegal immigrants who have lived here for years.
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In late February, the DCCC made a rare, aggressive move against Laura Moser, a Democratic primary candidate in Texas.
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China will take any necessary measures at any time in response to the U.S. move against ZTE, Gao said.
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The government move against ITT came during a push to enforce tighter rules on the for-profit education industry.
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The action over the African networks is Facebook's second move against groups it linked to Prigozhin in a week.
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The move against Apple prompted anger in Washington, where officials said Ms. Vestager was too focused on American companies.
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Another GOP strategist with close ties to the White House insisted that a move against Manigault Newman was overdue.
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If Republicans keep control of Congress, the move against Rosenstein -- and Mueller's investigation of Trump -- might be coming next.
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While the decision to terminate Turkey's status stemmed from that country's economic development, the move against India was retaliatory.
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The move against Mr. Acosta also came shortly after a pipe bomb turned up at CNN's New York headquarters.
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The dismissals of the provincial and city party chiefs reflected a move against functionaries of a higher political level.
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This is a big move against Sonos, which has established itself as the go-to multi-room speaker system.
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The key to shifting them is public opinion—and it still has the potential to move against Mr Trump.
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Keefe characterizes the law, called the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, as a long-overdue move against banking secrecy.
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The official said the move against the Chinese agency was not discretionary, but was made because Beijing broke U.S. law.
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But he downplayed the size of the day's move against the dollar, noting the yuan's relative stability against other currencies.
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She's implying that she's willing to make a move against her tribe if she's not the one who goes home.
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It's a rare move against Saudi citizens, blocking their funds in the US and prohibiting Americans from engaging with them.
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Failure could trigger a move against her leadership of the Conservative Party, or the government's collapse and an early election.
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There are signs that some elements within the armed forces are beginning to move against the president and his cohorts.
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France's move against burkinis follows a series of deadly attacks by Islamist militants that has put the nation on edge.
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If China gets lured into a false sense of superiority, it could overreach and make its aggressive move against Taiwan.
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Moreover, even if Trump fired Mueller, he would have to move against the Southern District to shut down this investigation.
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Earlier reports suggested that the DOJ would move against the deal if AT&T did not intend to sell CNN.
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The move against the Conservative Party grandee marks one of the most bizarre turns in the three-year Brexit crisis.
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The risk for Huawei is that the US case against Meng could evolve into a broader move against the company.
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Obama himself, who is friends with the former governor, has also reportedly encouraged Patrick to make a move against Trump.
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On Wednesday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders denied that the White House planned any imminent move against Amazon.
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It is not clear whether the move against Ford is directly connected to the broader clash with the United States.
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Trump ordered the closure of the consulate as part of a broader move against Russian diplomats and intelligence officials Monday.
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The Trump example should also be a warning flag to establishment Democrats who might be celebrating the move against caucuses.
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It is highly likely that Assad will move against Idlib because he does not fear the consequences of doing so.
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The influential U.S. Chamber of Commerce is looking at ways to challenge Trump's tariff move against Mexico, including legal options.
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"I've never seen the government apparatus move against an individual or a company like this before," Cook told VICE News.
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David Dao is making his first legal move against United ... demanding the airline preserve all evidence related to his bloody incident.
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In an unprecedented move against a fellow senator, Democrat Cory Booker testified Wednesday that Donald Trump's pick for attorney general, Sen.
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I have personally never seen the government apparatus move against a company like it did here in a very dishonest manner.
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This week on The Vergecast, Nilay Patel, Paul Miller, and Casey Newton reckon with Apple's power move against Facebook and Google.
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Modi's foreign policy is decidedly more aligned and decisive -- perhaps one reason why his supporters expect a muscular move against Pakistan.
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The FTC's move against the Harry's deal may indicate antitrust authorities will no longer rubber stamp those latter kinds of deals.
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Still, the size of the move against both the dollar and the euro underlined the sensitivity of sterling ahead of Brexit.
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The move against them was based on the fact they are not registered as Spanish citizens residing abroad, El Pais said.
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The FOP's public move against him could serve as a thorn in his side, just nine months prior to the election.
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Erdogan loyalists view the Zarrab case being tried in New York as a political move against the President and his party.
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Lawmakers asked governor to suspend sheriff This is not the only move against Sheriff Israel in the aftermath of the shooting.
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Last year, the United States also announced a move against what it called "the ethics of payday lending" in higher education.
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However, in recent months, speculation has intensified that China could be poised to make a major move against the dollar's dominance.
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Of course, the power to fix the White House's ill-advised move against DACA does not lie with states or cities.
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Why it matters: It is unclear whether the Trump administration intends to move against China without first going to the WTO.
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But despite its pressure on Pakistan to move against militants like Mr. Saeed, the United States has also sent mixed messages.
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Given the spiraling tensions between China and the United States on tariffs, the move against Huawei may also be short-lived.
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The terrorist designation was the first time the United States had made that move against a part of another nation's government.
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The move against Syria appears to show a new take on U.S. involvement, as does recent saber rattling against North Korea.
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Should Mr. Trump want to signal an aggressive stance quickly, he could move against imports of steel and aluminum from China.
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The president threatened an immediate reduction in U.S. assistance if Pakistan did not move against terrorist safe-havens on its territory.
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Matranga says the facial recognition system could help him move against a potential shooter more quickly—perhaps before they start shooting.
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That contradicts what Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said Tuesday in Montreal when asked about the Chinese move against Richardson's shipments.
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A similar US move against Chinese telecommunications equipment maker ZTE (ZTCOF) in April brought its factories to a standstill for months.
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The new move against the temple comes days after the appointment of a new supreme patriarch to head Thailand's 300,000 monks.
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WeWork views Son's move against Neumann as an effort to prevent the company from going public, one of the people said.
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All eyes are on whether he will move against Trump or more of his acolytes before the fall campaign cranks up.
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Now, per The New York Times, Bloomberg and others, officials may decouple those plans and move against California's 2009 waiver first.
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However, Facebook's ad archive is only available in three countries, fails to disclose important targeting data and doesn't even include all political ads run in the U.S. Facebook's former chief security officer, Alex Stamos, argued on Twitter that Facebook's move was best understood as a defensive move against ad blockers, rather than an offensive move against journalism.
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The US economy remains strong, so any rate cut would be an "insurance" move against deterioration in the economy in the future.
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But the plan is largely seen as a move against China-based Huawei, which some US lawmakers have deemed a security threat.
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The bullying, of which the move against foreign websites is part, is meant to shrink Taiwan's diplomatic space and exert psychological pressure.
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Although it characterized the cleanup as an objective move against spamming, many of the profiles were distributing politically driven misinformation and propaganda.
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Any move against Mueller or Rod Rosenstein, a top Justice Department official who oversees the probe, would likely spark a political firestorm.
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"President Obama and Secretary [of State John] Kerry are behind this shameful move against Israel at the UN," the official told BuzzFeed.
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The Trump Administration's move against the flag breaks a precedent set during the Obama Administration that allowed the flags to be displayed.
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Washington has said it was "alarmed" by the move against Qassim and the United Nations called it "clearly unjustified" under international law.
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When Cersei tries to make a move against Daenerys this time, I think it'll be the straw that breaks the lion's back.
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But almost all could move against the president if special counsel Bob Mueller finds crimes, or the president succumbs to radical instincts.
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Besides facing opposition from his own party, Trump has also demonstrated a willingness to move against one of his earliest prominent supporters.
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Pleas like these may count for little as the Supreme Court contemplates the legal basis for Mr Trump's move against the programme.
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Now, with the sudden move against the Islamic State, military action on the ground is moving faster than the country's tangled politics.
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Argentina faces a new economic storm in the midst of extraordinary efforts to restructure its economy and to move against ingrained corruption.
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House Democrats need to manage expectations about how much the Russian economy will actually stumble because of a move against sovereign debt.
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China is looking to make a major move against the dollar's global dominance, and it may come as early as this year.
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On Wednesday, they made their first move against the company, arresting its operator outside Albany and charging him with criminally negligent homicide.
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But, the official acknowledged, the move against the Brotherhood was an expansion of how administrations have traditionally used the terrorist designation process.
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The move against the church comes as the authorities have gradually constricted religious rights and sought to eliminate independent places of worship.
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The move against the U.S.-born British citizen was labeled farcical, and prompted immediate calls for the U.S. to overturn the decision.
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So-called inverse funds that move against the market offer a way to hedge that can be splendid when most stocks fall.
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Muhyiddin's move against Mahathir stemmed from fears that the coalition was losing Malay support due to the presence of ethnic-Chinese politicians.
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Still, the move against Mr. Acosta, a frequent antagonist known for challenging the president during news conferences, was not entirely a surprise.
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It's a great day to let loose and explore your creative side — avoid serious subjects as these planets move against each other.
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Any Chinese move against Taiwan would be on an entirely different scale, bringing with it a much greater risk of wider conflagration.
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She was happy to help move against Dark Army afterwards but saying she'd go along with it was the only move right there.
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In the wake of those remarks, White House Economic Advisor Larry Kudlow downplayed the idea that Trump would move against the Fed chair.
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" The move against Zaman came hours after police detained prominent businessmen over allegations of financing what prosecutors described as a "Gülenist Terror Group.
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I was in a crowded train and there was a guy pressed up against my back, then he started to move against me.
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The Kremlin said on Tuesday it regretted the U.S. move against Kaspersky Lab, adding: "We certainly believe that this is a politicized decision".
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Details: The move against the bill, SB1748, received little public attention because it was seen as a foregone conclusion, according to the Post.
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The BBC, citing unidentified sources, reported earlier that Yameen was facing a "removal plot" by opponents "looking to move against him within weeks".
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"It's going to be rough on the streets, especially if prosecutors move against Lula," said David Fleischer, politics professor emeritus at Brasilia University.
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It gave no reasons for the move, but Djibouti had earlier downgraded its diplomatic ties with Qatar after the Gulf move against Doha.
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Whitman, the Republican candidate in the 2010 California gubernatorial election, is now one of the more prominent GOP members to move against Trump.
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A key finding that they have is that the generic congressional ballot tends to move against the president's party during the election year.
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The Red Team, based in a larger, hostile but equally fictitious neighboring nation, not unlike Russia, has been on the move against Berylia.
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Amnesty International condemned the move against Nadeem, saying the group provides hundreds of torture victims with vital services, including counseling and legal assistance.
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He places himself in that category—once upon a time, at least—where he and The Roots would purposefully move against what worked.
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The prime minister would have to conduct a leadership contest if at least 48 of her own lawmakers were to move against her.
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Tsunamis are generally produced when tectonic plates move against each other under the ocean in subduction zones, displacing ocean water through powerful quakes.
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But in a tweet following the G7, he wrote that that the move against Canada was in response to Canadian tariffs on dairy.
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"Is Trump trying to get Putin to move against the Iranians in Syria?" said Martin S. Indyk, a former American ambassador to Israel.
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BREXIT: FORMER UK FINANCE MINISTER HAMMOND SAYS NOW NOT POSSIBLE TO MOVE AGAINST GOVERNMENT'S BREXIT PLAN IN END-SEPT, MUST BE NEXT WEEK
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Background coverage: President Trump's announcement raised fears that he was giving Turkey the go-ahead to move against Kurdish forces in northern Syria.
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The potential move against Neumann comes after WeWork's parent company was forced to delay a planned IPO because of tepid demand from investors.
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The Obama administration's move against for-profits was, in part, intended to close the worst colleges and keep the rest on their toes.
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But the Goths, in turn, were prodded to move against the Romans because of an incursion into Europe of Huns, from central Asia.
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Venezuela's move against the three islands signaled a further tightening of borders before the opposition's attempt on Saturday to break through the blockade.
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The latest suit calls this "a conspiracy by North to extort the N.R.A." Any move against Mr. Cox could lead to further litigation.
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As with his previous move against Mr Wickremesinghe, this decision was announced at midnight on a Friday to pre-empt an immediate legal challenge.
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Although the reasons for Ramirez's arrest are in dispute, a move against DACA recipients would represent a significant broadening of immigration enforcement under Trump.
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That law, which is already facing legal challenges, seems to be his administration's overt move against the provision of legal abortions in the state.
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Tuesday's measures were Washington's latest move against the government of President Nicolas Maduro, which is widely criticized for crippling the economy and undermining democracy.
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By October 2012, police had enough evidence from the Emperor and Cheqian investigations to obtain warrants to move against the ring of criminal networks.
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The federal charges are the latest legal move against Jensen, now 78, who was known as "Doc" during his years as an athletic trainer.
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I don't know how they're gonna do this displacement, and traditionally record labels have been very vindictive if you move against their business. Right.
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That was despite the fact that the speech really honed Trump's immigration message into a clear move against illegal immigrants with violent criminal records.
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The PML-N remains in control of the government and its minister of state for interior affairs, Talal Chaudhry, criticized the move against Geo.
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And now she's in the park, behavior-modding bots as her private army, and figuring out her next move against the powers that be.
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But early indications suggest that Republican House leaders have no plans to move against Gianforte -- particularly after he apologized in an election night speech.
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By 1957, he had enough public support to make a move against Field Marshal Phibun Songkhram, who had taken power in the 1951 overthrow.
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Two more lawmakers on Wednesday signed a petition backing the move, against Ryan's wishes, leaving supporters only three short of the 218 signatures needed.
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William Westmoreland, America's supreme commander in Saigon, billed the North Vietnamese Army's move against Khe Sanh as "the main event" of a Communist offensive.
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Pakistani government officials portrayed the country's exclusion from the blacklist as an acknowledgment of Prime Minister Imran Khan's seriousness to move against militant groups.
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The Bowery deal gives AEG one of the most influential promoters in the country, and also represents its latest chess move against Live Nation.
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Trade war turmoil Like the ZTE ban, the US move against Fujian Jinhua is likely to add to the tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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Iran's Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, reportedly told members of parliament the government would react harshly to any U.S. move against the nuclear deal.
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MANILA, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he would open numerous economic sectors to foreign investors and move against protectionism.
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When asked about the lawyers' latest move against the company and its treatment of hate speech, Facebook didn't respond to a request for comment.
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Observers have seen the move against Early Rain, as well as two other high-profile churches, as a signal to churches to avoid politics.
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Washington's move against UNRWA was the latest in a series of U.S. and Israeli policy decisions that have angered Palestinians and raised international concern.
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It's a rare move against Saudi citizens, but as As Vox's Alex Ward reported, the move doesn't go far enough to reprimand the kingdom.
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The LA Times is an influential newspaper, but one review can't sink a movie, so Disney's move against the paper may seem relatively small.
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In a more concrete move against the social media giant, however, the Federal Trade Commission confirmed today that it is actively investigating Facebook's privacy practices.
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On Thursday, as rumors of his ouster swirled, he denounced the move against him as a "coup" in an interview with French newspaper Les Echos.
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He never made a public move against Ells, but people familiar with the matter said Ackman was closely involved in Ells' decision to step aside.
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The big picture: As I reported yesterday, the Trump administration asked Israel to support its move against President Nicolás Maduro and recognize Guaidó as president.
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Ethiopia last carried out an execution in 2007, a rare move against a military officer convicted of killing a former head of security and immigration.
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President Htin Kyaw said in a statement the taskforce would not only move against violent protesters, but also investigate and hold accountable anyone inciting violence.
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The film isn't interested in him as anything other than a warning device and a god-hacker that enables the final move against the Circle.
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The agency has now denied the FBI even political cover, with Reuters reporting that "several key officials" in the NSA opposed the move against Apple.
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Instead, we are seeing the first major protectionist move against East Asian economies — countries that Trump has had in his crosshairs since the 2016 campaign.
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Reports of Trump mulling the move against the Guard have surfaced since the early days of his presidency, and past administrations also considered doing it.
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The move against ad blockers on the desktop site will not affect blockers used to access Facebook on a mobile web browser, the company said.
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The move against Mr. da Silva raises serious questions about his political future and the ambitions of the governing Workers' Party to retain the presidency.
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But it was Monday's broadcast by Channel 4 News in Britain that appeared to push the board of Cambridge Analytica to move against Mr. Nix.
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No move against Russian outlets Neither official could explain why Russian state-owned media outlets operating in the US were not being designated as well.
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"The most important question I think on the table right now is ... do we take a move against Turkey based on economic sanctions," Risch said.
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Apple was the first major tech company to make a move against Alex Jones of Infowars on Sunday night by removing his podcast from iTunes.
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The move against the group, Hizbut Tahrir, has been hailed by pluralist Muslim groups as a necessary step for halting the rise of radical Islam.
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The move has raised alarm among economists, with even Trump's own aides acknowledging the move against a key trading partner would risk slowing the US economy.
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The U.S. State Department said it was "deeply concerned" about the move against the anti-corruption unit, echoing criticism by the United Nations, Europe and Canada.
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Carriers could also go after competing services, like Verizon's move against Google Wallet in 2011 or AT&T's attempt to block an early version of FaceTime.
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"The yen could be bought further because of Trump's move against China with tariffs," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior foreign exchange strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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The MAS move against BSI, however, signals a willingness to act to protect the reputation of key financial centers in the region, lawyers and bankers said.
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Foley from Rabobank noted that the euro will likely need a "fresh incentive" if it is to re-embark on its upward move against the dollar.
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Facu Campazzo, an Argentine national playing for the top Spanish league's UCAM Murcia, absolutely ridiculed his defender with this move against Porzingis' former team Baloncesto Sevilla.
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New York City's admirable move against foie gras will be seen as a sign of changing times that helped lead us toward a more civilized society.
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In that context, Chiwenga's visit to China has come under scrutiny, with speculation that he had sought Beijing's tacit approval for a possible move against Mugabe.
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The new move against the temple comes days after the king's appointment of a new supreme patriarch from the most austere of two Thai Buddhist fraternities.
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In short, Disney has made a significant move against its rivals just over a day since launching, even before Disney+ becomes fully available across the globe.
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The move against Turkey, prompted in part by its detention of an American pastor, has reverberated through the global economy and raised fears of market volatility.
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That prospect caused some panic in the markets on Monday, as investors feared that Trump's move against China could do substantial damage to the US economy.
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While those imprisoned include people who were involved in the coup, Mr. Erdogan has used the crackdown to move against political opponents and dissidents as well.
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Russia's move against U.S. media is part of the fallout from allegations that Russia interfered in last year's U.S. presidential election in favor of Donald Trump.
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"We will relentlessly fight back," he said, adding that China will take any necessary measures at any time in response to the U.S. move against ZTE.
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Many saw that as a further move against the military, which was long considered the guardian of Turkish "secularism," something Mr. Erdogan, a devout Muslim, opposed.
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On the other hand, impeachment was a more alien concept going into 1974; there had been no such move against a president in over a century.
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A private army would be very useful if there were ever a coup attempt, including a move against him from some dissenting faction in the army.
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A US military move against Venezuela would isolate the US, Schechter said, as even Maduro's opponents in the region would be loath to get on board.
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If nothing else, his move against California's fuel economy standards will delay them until further notice, which in Trump's mind might be the same as winning.
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"It's the biggest retaliatory move against Russian espionage since the Cold War," says James Lewis, a cybersecurity-focused fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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A ferocious banger against downhill runs, Ragland struggles on the move against outside zone — the bedrock of L.A.'s run game — and is highly susceptible in coverage.
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The resumption of shipments could take the sting out of the Trump administration's latest move against Huawei, which it accuses of being a risk to national security.
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Egypt has been increasingly tightening controls on speech all year, and the move against Signal is just the latest attempt to stifle dissent and impede open journalism.
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Adrian Basaraba, a political science professor at the University of Timisoara, said a second criminal conviction for Dragnea could prompt Social Democrat rivals to move against him.
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Murphy hasn't explicitly said it's a strategic move against sexism, but he certainly has a clear track record of creating women-centered shows and recurring female actors.
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The latest move against the opposition came as President Nicolas Maduro dealt with international condemnations and sanctions over Sunday's vote to elect a new body of lawmakers.
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The U.S. also is concerned that ISIS will make a move against Libyan oil installations in order to restore cash flow it has lost in U.S. bombings.
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The Justice Department made a major move against mass incarceration, a phenomenon that has deepened tensions in the national debate over racial inequities, law enforcement and justice.
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It was only about 500 meters from the police compound, and the Afghan troops would move against the N.D.S. headquarters on their way back from the airport.
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Why has it failed to move against the holders of hunting licenses and concealed carry permits who readily submit to milder forms of gun licensing and registration?
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They made no move against some 43 non-Latinos standing nearby; instead they asked the coworkers to lead officers to any other Hispanic employees on the premises.
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Yes, it would be a chilling move against free speech if AT&T were forced to dump a journalism business simply because the president doesn't like it.
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Potential pitfalls: Reports of Trump mulling the move against the Guard have surfaced since the early days of his presidency, and past administrations also considered doing it.
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If Trump does move against the Mueller investigation, execute a Saturday Night Massacre or follow Bannon's apparent advice, he would set off two extreme political civil wars.
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All this makes the move against Ms. Meng look like a particularly bold one and a message to China that the United States has come to play.
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Just a few scenes earlier, she backed Bryan off from pursuing a witness-tampering case against Chuck because that tampering was part of a move against Jeffcoat.
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Political scientists have long argued that the public is like a thermostat: It tends to move against the direction of policy change and the party in power.
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The Chinese imposed the 25 percent tariff on U.S. soybeans effective July 6 in response to the Trump administration's move against China for alleged intellectual property theft.
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The move against ABN Amro is part of a broader push by prosecutors in Europe to crack down on lax monitoring of illegal transactions via bank accounts.
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WeWork views Son's move against Neumann as an effort to prevent the company from going public, following a tumultuous week in which WeWork postponed its IPO roadshow.
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However, Mr. Sisi capitalized on this popular support to push for his real agenda and move against young secular activists, peaceful Islamist dissidents and human rights organizations.
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The move against ABN Amro is part of a push by prosecutors to crack down on years of lax monitoring of illegal transactions via Dutch bank accounts.
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The United States warned last month it would take "firm and appropriate measures" to protect a cease-fire in southern Syria if government forces move against rebels there.
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Washington has cautioned it would take "firm and appropriate measures" to protect a cease-fire in southern Syria if President Bashar Assad&aposs forces move against rebels there.
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The party's official People's Daily said on Saturday the move against Sun augured further struggles ahead, saying major victories did not mean the anti-corruption fight was over.
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It&aposs a 21.7- plus year-old religion that now is going through a time in history which it&aposs beginning to move against dictatorships and against theocracy.
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The move against Strampel marked the latest casualty from the scandal at MSU, which has also led to the resignation of the former MSU president and athletic director.
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For Samsung, South Korea's national tech champion, any advantages it could gain from Washington's move against Huawei would be outweighed by the pain of lost business, experts said.
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President Trump recently asserted that the measures taken by his administration are more of a trade negotiation move against China than a real national security response to Huawei.
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While it's been forecasted for months, it seems likely that now is the time that Brexiteers in May's Conservative Party may finally make a move against her premiership.
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And though Trump hasn't tweeted about the caravan since Election Day, his administration continues to move against its members before they continue their journey to the US border.
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There has been talk—denied by the leadership—of plans to move against one or both of Tom Watson, the deputy leader, and Iain McNicol, the general secretary.
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Duterte said he could not care less whether Rappler continued to operate or not, and challenged it to prove that he was behind the SEC's move against it.
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Tellingly, one party insider sympathetic to this view suggests that MPs would only move against Mr Corbyn if they faced losing their seats to deselection or election defeat.
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The biggest move against the dollar was in Norway's crown, which dropped to more than a 17-year low of 9.0375 against the greenback in early Friday trading.
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That kind of move against Huawei would have much wider consequences and potentially disrupt China's efforts to lead the global introduction of 5G, the future of wireless technology.
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Tokyo (CNN Business)Former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn's chances of being released from jail before Christmas have been hit by a new move against him by Japanese prosecutors.
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Elsewhere in Friday's episode, the Strix makes another move against the Mikaelson family, which forces Freya to team up with Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) and Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin).
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The White House has remained silent amid talk that Coats might be fired, and there are no outward signs that Trump plans to make a move against him.
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Even though the foreign exchange trader said this was a sizable move against the ruble he cautioned against drawing broad conclusions about asset pricing based on the move.
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Mueller indicted the two companies in February 2018, marking his first move against Russian entities as part of his investigation into the Kremlin's interference in the 2016 election.
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But any move against the oligarchs would not simply be a case of seizing the Belgravia townhouses or freezing the bank accounts of a cadre of unfamiliar names.
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White House officials insisted to reporters last week that they had no choice but to move against administration officials unwilling or unable to make their agencies produce results.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday proposed a ban on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars, its most aggressive move against the tobacco industry in over a decade.
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If Mueller wants more than a coup stick prosecution, the move against the GSA was one door he should have opened rather than kicked down in his investigation.
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The state-run Global Times said in an article this week that the move against ZTE was a strong push for China to strengthen its domestic chip industry.
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The arrests are the latest in what appears to be an effort by the German authorities to move against the growing number of radical Islamists in the country.
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" She added that strategically, the "Chinese military has more to lose" and should the conflict move against its favor, this would mean "a very embarrassing loss of face.
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The move against the correspondent, David D. Kirkpatrick, is an escalation of a severe crackdown against the news media under Egypt's strongman leader, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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So sterling's 19923% fall in two minutes this morning—from $1.26 to $1.18 (see chart below), with a similar-sized move against the euro—was a very unusual event.
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It's expecting a bigger move against the pound, expecting the pound-yen cross would fall nearly 20.5079 percent, compared with expectations the cross will depreciate by around 211 percent.
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President Tayyip Erdogan had warned before nationwide local elections in March of such a move against elected officials if they were found to have had connections to the PKK.
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President Tayyip Erdogan had warned ahead of local elections in March of such a move against elected officials if they were found to have had connections to the PKK.
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Venezuela previously said it had arrested 11 top executives of Banesco for "attacks" against the country's rapidly depreciating currency, the struggling OPEC nation's latest move against the private sector.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani formally rejected Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif's resignation on Wednesday, calling the move "against the country's interests," and Zarif has now returned to his duties.
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Peter Ramsauer, chairman of the German parliament's economics committee, told the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag that the DoJ's move against Deutsche "has the characteristics of an economic war".
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Speaking to reporters following a news conference with his Austrian counterpart, Mevlut Cavusoglu also said Turkey would not attack Syrian government forces unless they made a move against Turkey.
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The FTC's move against the Harry's acquisition seems to be of a piece with what seems to be a growing backlash against tech and tech-related companies, Bohlen said.
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Bahrain's move against Qatar is in step with other members of the Gulf Cooperation Council, a close regional alliance that includes Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Kuwait and Qatar.
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"I do think Guaido is at risk of arrest but, of course, there would be huge blow-back if they make a move against him," Verisk Maplecroft's Gavin said.
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Trudeau, who vows to impose a carbon price on any province that refuses to sign the deal, did not answer directly when asked when he would move against Saskatchewan.
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President Donald Trump on early Friday morning suggested congressional Democrats "call me to fix" Obamacare, hours after his administration announced a potentially crippling move against that health-care law.
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Inhofe is right to question the EPA's persistent encouraging of states to work on the Clean Power Plan, as those efforts are a dangerous move against the status quo.
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As part of their move against ZTE, American officials released internal ZTE documents that showed the Chinese company used a rival's business efforts in those countries as a model.
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Over four decades, Mr. Ditlow badgered the traffic safety administration for more stringent standards, saying its leaders were often political appointees reluctant to move against the powerful auto industry.
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Most proclamations imposing tariffs — like Trump's move against Chinese solar, Obama's 2009 Chinese tire tariffs, or Bush's 2002 steel tariffs — are highly-detailed documents based on government trade reports.
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European Union governments' representatives backed on Thursday a disciplinary move against Italy over its debt, an EU official told Reuters, just as signs of compromise were emerging from Rome.
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The fine is the latest move against an American company amid growing economic tensions, though it was unclear if it is directly connected to the U.S.-China trade war.
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While those tariffs were averted, the chance that Mr. Trump could make a similar move against another trading partner has caught the attention of global companies and foreign leaders.
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U.S. farm groups quickly voiced concerns that Trump's move against China on Friday could deeply harm an industry that has struggled in recent years amid stubbornly low commodity prices.
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India banned the sale of electronic cigarettes and warned of an "epidemic" among young people, in the latest and potentially biggest move against vaping globally over growing health concerns.
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Mr. Trump gave a desultory speech and shuffled between meetings with leaders from Britain, India and Iraq while privately consulting with aides about his next move against the House.
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Trump's decision, announced Monday morning in a series of tweets, caught lawmakers by surprise and appears to give Turkey the go-ahead to move against U.S.-allied Kurdish forces.
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Europe's move against high-powered weapons adapted from the battlefield stands in contrast to the evasiveness of Washington political leaders on the obvious need for stronger federal gun controls.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There are rumours Prime Minister Theresa May's top team of ministers will move against her on Wednesday, an ITV reporter said on Twitter, citing an unnamed source.
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But several GOP sources said there probably is not the political appetite on the Steering Committee to move against Frelinghuysen, who is already one of Democrats' top 2018 targets.
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According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, White House economic advisor Gary Cohn has privately told confidantes that Trump's move against steel imports could prompt his resignation.
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The Trump administration would like Turkey to agree not to move against the Y.P.G. and its political branch, known as the P.Y.D., in the event of an American withdrawal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There are rumors Prime Minister Theresa May's top team of ministers will move against her on Wednesday, an ITV reporter said on Twitter, citing an unnamed source.
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But the longer it takes, voices urging a change of tack are getting louder and the pressure on the main opposition Labour Party to move against the government is rising.
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Earlier Monday, New York State Attorney General Letitia James filed suit over the DHS move against her state, saying Empire State residents were being targeted for arbitrary and political reasons.
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A commerce ministry spokesman said after the ban was announced last month that China would take any necessary measures at any time in response to the U.S. move against ZTE.
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The U.S. move against the world's largest beef exporter surprised Brazilian officials, who said they would work with U.S. authorities on a roadmap to allow for beef shipments to resume.
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The dollar index raced higher, in an unusually swift move against the yen and other currencies, as short-end bond yields spiked to a six-and-a-half year high.
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The government's move against Lozoya is one of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's boldest steps, since taking office in December, to fulfill a campaign promise to stamp out corruption.
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Silent Wolf's clear boredom with the mercenaries' lack of skill, and his rakish smirk when he pulls off a particularly contemptuous move against them, suggest a looser, more playful film.
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Its biggest one-day move against a major currency was in January 2015 when the Swiss central bank abandoned a cap on the franc, sending the dollar down 18 percent.
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Making his first direct move against Russians, Mueller indicted Concord in February, along with two other companies, a dozen of their so-called "trolls," and their oligarch benefactor, Yevgeny Prigozhin.
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The move represents Pakistan's biggest move against banned organizations in years and appears to be targeting Islamic welfare organizations that the United States says are a front for militant activities.
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The move against Ayatollah Qassim was the latest in a series of increasingly tough measures taken by the authorities in the past few weeks to neutralize their perceived political adversaries.
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Further, American officials say that recent gains by the coalition fighting the Islamic State has inspired the terrorist group to move against soft targets like shopping areas and the airport.
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Bitcoin mania could prove to be the flashpoint for some of the world's largest oil producing countries to make a major move against the dollar, according to one commodity analyst.
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Last week Johnson infuriated MPs when he made the extraordinary move of suspending Parliament for five weeks, cutting the time his opponents will have to move against him in Parliament.
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This year, European regulators fined Google 1.5 billion euros for antitrust violations in the online advertising market, the third antitrust move against the company by European officials in three years.
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But if the president does move against the investigators, it will be up to Congress to affirm the rule of law, the separation of powers and the American constitutional order.
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Some Republican lawmakers said they supported Mr. Trump's decision to move against Mr. Brennan, who has been unusually virulent in his criticism of the president, including accusing him of treason.
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The move against Isabel dos Santos comes as the ex-president's son, José Filomeno de Sousa, faces corruption charges, accused of helping transfer $500 million from the sovereign wealth fund.
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Even Mr. Blair did not dare move against his finance chief as Mr. Johnson did this week, when he triggered the departure of Sajid Javid, the chancellor of the Exchequer.
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His supporters include opponents of France's 2013 "marriage for all" law and, though Mr. Fillon says he won't reverse the law, he promises to move against adoption by gay couples.
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"The move [against North Korean accounts] benefits China as a country," said Zhang Liangui, professor of North Korean studies at the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China.
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Gates argued that a military move against Iran by the United States or Israel would strengthen radical factions in the Iranian government and rally the country behind the Iranian regime.
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For one thing, by ordering the strike against Soleimani, who was visiting Baghdad when he was killed, Trump proved he was willing to make a high-risk move against Iran.
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The move against Carole Ghosn, who is not in Japan, followed her husband's flight to Lebanon last week while he was out on bail awaiting trial for alleged financial misconduct.
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Cabinet members, including Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Secretary of War Henry Stimson, wanted F.D.R. to move against Hitler, but the president's political instincts told him to hold off.
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The move against the university comes as civil society organizations that receive foreign funds, especially those affiliated with Mr. Soros, have come under increasing attack from governments in the region.
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In Wednesday's hearing, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler warned in increasingly dire terms that Democrats had no choice but to swiftly move against the President to protect the nation.
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The software, called the IEX Signal, scans the other exchanges for patterns that indicate a stock will move against a client, according to Boris Ilyevsky, IEX's head of market development.
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Additionally, offering a complete portfolio within one hotel family website is a defensive move against Airbnb, Expedia and other online booking sites that offer hundreds or thousands of lodging choices.
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Goldstein and other senior State Department officials push back strongly against suggestions that the agency has been slow to move against Russian election interference or is indifferent to Moscow's meddling.
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The response from the journalist profession was swift and severe — drawing almost universal condemnation, with even state-owned newspapers publishing strongly worded editorials denouncing the Interior Ministry's move against the syndicate.
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Whomever Trump tries to move against first -- against gay rights, against reproductive rights, against immigrants and the undocumented, against Muslims or Mexicans -- we must be ready, as a society, to defend.
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Macron, who, unlike most previous French leaders often speaks in English in public when abroad, said this was not a move against the use of English but one to promote multilingualism.
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The new requirement is the latest move against the pharmaceutical industry by an administration that's been friendly to other interests, such as oil, and the drug companies have fought it fiercely.
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The move against Huawei comes only days after President Trump escalated the trade war, announcing increased tariffs to 25% on $200 billion of Chinese goods that went into effect last week.
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DIGANA, Sri Lanka — When the Sri Lankan government temporarily blocked access to Facebook last month amid a wave of violence against Muslims, it seemed like a radical move against new technology.
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As Vox's Alex Ward reported, the bill targets top Turkish leaders as well as its energy sector, an unprecedented move against a NATO ally: Turkey's energy sector would take a hit.
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For example, the U.S. government's move against Grindr was reportedly motivated by concerns the Chinese government could blackmail individuals with security clearances or its location data could help unmask intelligence agents.
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In another competitive move against Facebook, Google announced an easier way for users to subscribe to publisher content through a new "Subscribe with Google" option rolling out in the coming weeks.
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"Due to medical issues and the recovery period, Rose was not able to meet the August 7, 2018 deadline to answer, move against or otherwise respond to the complaint," Doherty said.
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On Thursday EU government representatives backed a disciplinary move against Italy over its debt and warned against financial risks of a planned pension reform that would allow workers to retire earlier.
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Europe, Canada, Mexico, and China have all indicated that they could or will respond with tariffs against US exports in retaliation for Trump's proposed move against their steel and aluminum shipments.
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But more recent hawkish comments from Fed officials have helped give the dollar a lift in a fairly dramatic move against a basket of currencies as traders reassess interest rate expectations.
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LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - There are rumours Prime Minister Theresa May's top team of ministers will move against her on Wednesday, an ITV reporter said on Twitter, citing an unnamed source.
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Rights advocates say this new move against religious freedom isn't about religion itself, per se, but about China's Communist Party exerting more control to make sure they stay in power. 5.
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Microsoft is making a move at making it easier for its customers to use rival cloud computing platforms – a defensive move against Amazon, and an offensive shot at Google, experts say.
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If you ever find yourself camping and look over to see a fire in the distance, the first thing you need to do is move against the direction of the wind.
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Huawei: The impact of the Trump administration's ban, the latest move against the Chinese technology company, will be felt acutely in rural America, where wireless carriers rely on Huawei's cheaper products.
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Mr. Tibbo's disclosure that he has left follows Hong Kong's expulsion of an editor for the Financial Times in October, the first such move against a foreign journalist in the city.
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Finally, and most important, the very myth that the 1998 impeachment hurt Republicans protects them today, when pressure to move against Mr. Trump is met with concerns about the political fallout.
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The move against the Iranian military was the first time the United States had interpreted its counterterrorism laws as permitting an entity of a nation-state government to count as terrorists.
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But Pelosi could easily try to change that — similar to her move against a George W. Bush trade deal with Colombia in 2008 — if the Trump administration tries to play hardball.
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With emotions running high after the clashes, there were fears that political strongmen might try to take advantage of the anger produced by the bombing deaths to move against the government.
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The location of the strike against the Taliban leader, Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour, was a sign that the Obama administration had grown weary of Pakistan's failure to move against the Taliban.
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And given that Republicans made their peace with Trump's unfitness many months ago, it seemed pointless to expect their leaders to move against him unless something far, far worse came out.
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Cincinnati's move against Harbour follows a series of articles in The New York Times last year that detailed how the new market has become a money trap for many poor families.
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Analysts disagreed, even as some said the biggest economic targets in banking and other industries have already been hit and that move against the central bank wouldn't have strong economic impact.
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On Tuesday, German FA president Reinhard Grindel told reporters that the move against the Ethics Committee, which sees a dozen other staff members depart as well, was the initiative of Infantino.
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Grindel said he had spoken up in defense of Eckert and also said he had been assured prior to the meeting that no such move against the Ethics Committee was forthcoming.
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Accordingly, Mr. Saeed has sympathizers and supporters across a large spectrum of society, and Pakistani officials have been wary of a potentially violent backlash if they move against the militant leader.
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"This is not a move against any university of any foreign country but a clarification of the law," Laszlo Palkovics, a senior education official, said in a phone interview from Budapest.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Angolan President Joao Lourenco dismissed Isabel dos Santos as chair of the state oil company Sonangol on Wednesday, in a dramatic move against the family of the former president.
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It is not yet clear how the move against the three companies will affect the many millions of people who enjoy live-streaming themselves, often to make money from digitally proffered tips.
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Cristian Maggio, head of EM strategy at TD Securities, said if the U.S. move against China were an opening salvo of something much bigger, it would be unclear how events would unfold.
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Orban's critics say the move against the school is part of his broader push to stifle dissenting voices and put independent institutions - including the judiciary, media and NGOs - under closer government control.
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The drive to eradicate a crime that has deprived state coffers of billions of dollars is President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's first major move against chronic corruption since taking office on Dec.
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It's an interesting product, one that seems to be making a simultaneous move against Sonos' industry-leading, multi-room audio speakers and smart assistant hubs like the Amazon Echo and Google Home.
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The two most powerful countries to move against Iran, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, have taken diplomatic half-steps that could easily be reversed if this storm were to blow over.
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But it is possible to get all that right and still see your returns eroded if the currency markets move against you, and these days such moves can be swift and dramatic.
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Trump would not be removed from office unless votes to convict him by a two-thirds margin, something that looks unlikely as congressional Republicans have been reluctant to move against the president.
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" A former top military official in the George W. Bush and Obama administrations, however, warned that a move against Iran could "spin out of control" in an appearance on ABC's "This Week.
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This week, Pai reportedly told a group of broadband industry lobbyists that he intends to move against 2015 net neutrality rules, which require internet service providers to treat all web traffic equally.
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Rumors have swirled since then that King Salman and his favorite son would soon move against Prince Mutaib, commander of the third armed force and himself a former contender for the crown.
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Mr. McConnell has also reiterated his intention to move against Mr. Moore if he is elected, though Mr. McConnell has made clear that he thinks that the candidate is unlikely to win.
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Not having his words or actions covered by the news media for one day might chasten Mr. Trump and have him think twice before making his next irrational move against the media.
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"During the reform period," he said, "radical groups have used hate speech to build momentum and intimidate the public with radical or conservative ideology," forcing the state to move against new religions.
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Saudi Arabia has exploited the general indifference of the West toward its internal politics and presented the crackdown against reformist figures like my father as a move against the conservative religious establishment.
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He said any move against grains would aim at the U.S. corn belt, mentioning states such as Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska, all of which voted for Trump in the 2016 election.
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Social media lit up with outrage over the move against the OCE, and if people's posts are to be believed, many of those outraged folks deluged their representatives' offices with calls as well.
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The European Commission has threatened to move against Rome because it failed to reduce its large public debt in 2018 as promised, and has called on the Italian government to bolster state accounts.
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But the U.S. made its move against Huawei at a critical moment for the Trump administration's high-stakes trade negotiations, as a Chinese delegation arrives in the U.S. for talks that begin tomorrow.
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Last year, Mylan, whose main offices are in Pennsylvania, reincorporated in the Netherlands, in what Bresch said was a defensive move against a possible takeover, but which also lowered the company's tax liability.
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The move against consultants employed by government departments but who get their salaries from their parent organisations comes at a time when the government has tightened controls on foreign NGOs operating in India.
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The bottom line: If Russia's latest move against Ukraine goes unpunished, Moscow is likely to see it as carte blanche for further aggressive acts before Ukraine's new government is in place this fall.
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Carriers could decide to block or throttle certain high-traffic services, like Comcast's move against BitTorrent in 2008, or get more aggressive about bitrates for mobile video building on T-Mobile's recent moves.
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Orban's critics say the move against CEU and NGOs is part of his broader push to stifle dissenting voices and put independent institutions - including the judiciary, media and NGOs - under closer government control.
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The drive to eradicate a crime that has drained billions of dollars from state coffers is President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's first major move against chronic corruption since taking office on Dec. 1.
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Separately, a judge ordered the arrest of a finance ministry official on suspicion of graft, another judge said, the first such move against a senior official since Chahed announced a crackdown last year.
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Jubeir defended the Arab powers' move against the gas-rich emirate as a boycott not a blockade, saying his government was exercising its "sovereign right", the channel reported in a series of newsflashes.
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" Sessions emphasized the move against the two Ohio doctors is a new step, calling it the "first ever civil injunctions under the Controlled Substances Act against doctors who evidence indicates prescribed opioids illegally.
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The groups predicted the decision would set off new lawsuits opposing the Trump administration, particularly given a decades-long move against capital punishment that has seen a number of states suspend the practice.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU government representatives are set to back on Thursday the European Commission's disciplinary move against Italy over its debt, according to two European Union sources and a document seen by Reuters.
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That was after the scale of Watergate came to light, but months before the House started to move against Nixon, who would go on to resign in August 1974 rather than be impeached.
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Marshall then scored an 80-yard touchdown after a wicked double move against Revis, who then absorbed some pointed criticism from Marshall about his poor performance against Texans receiver DeAndre Hopkins last November.
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Parly also said that a push toward greater European autonomy should not be seen as a move against the United States and should not lead to Washington being less engaged in the region.
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Maybe it's how heroic he looks when he executes his signature takedown move against an opponent, or perhaps it's his dedication to working with hundreds of children through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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The threat was a drastic move against an American ally, essentially daring the Mexican government to risk economic catastrophe on both sides of the border if it did not capitulate to his demands.
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Any delegates hoping to stop Trump at the convention will have to reckon with this reality — and decide whether they can withstand the outrage that will inevitably ensue should they move against him.
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Hengli Petrochemical wants to be China's first private exporter of jet fuel, but the move against the dominance of state oil companies requires licensing and approvals that will be hard to come by.
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The United States announced Monday it would be expelling 60 Russian diplomats and closing the Russian Consulate in Seattle in what is President Donald Trump's toughest diplomatic move against Moscow since taking office.
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Following its overnight move against the presidency of Robert Mugabe last week, the military controls Zimbabwe's capital of Harare, and it thus far faces no significant opposition in other parts of the country.
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The Trump administration on Thursday announced sanctions against a Myanmar general accused of ethnic cleansing, the first such move against the Southeast Asian nation since it began to democratize during the Obama administration.
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Some might see the deal as a defensive move against passive investment that will leave Standard Life with a broader range of products and a greater share of the shrinking active-management industry.
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"If the president does move against the investigators, it will be up to Congress to reaffirm the rule of law, the separation of powers and the American constitutional order," the editorial board wrote.
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Although I have steered clear of the prediction game, my background as an investigator and experience working up close with Robert Mueller leads me to believe he will not move against the President.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - A leader of the Algerian protests rejected on Wednesday the army chief's proposal to make a constitutional move against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, adding demonstrations will continue until the political system changes.
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National Commercial Bank (NCB), Saudi Arabia's largest bank, has obtained a court order against Saudi Oger, the sources told Reuters, following a similar move against Saudi Oger by Samba Financial Group in July.
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"Yield spreads are now starting to move against the dollar and we just think that kind of dynamic, if sustained going forward, should start to erode some of the appeal of the dollar".
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The move against Qassim and previous measures including the arrest of prominent rights campaigner Nabeel Rajab and the closure of al-Wefaq have drawn strong rebukes from the United States and the United Nations.
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MTS is not taking any action in connection with Washington's move against the world's second-largest seller of smartphones but will see what Huawei proposes in the event of a negative scenario, Kornya said.
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Regional military sources said while the U.S. navy had extensive capabilities in Asia to stage blocking operations with ships, submarines and planes, any such move against China's growing naval fleets would risk dangerous escalations.
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Our best move against Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and countless others to defend against cyber attacks is not necessarily in policy or diplomacy, but in stronger cybersecurity across our nation's mission critical systems.
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The commission's move against Poland has run into the sand, since any attempt actually to sanction Poland under Article 7 requires the unanimous agreement of the other EU governments, which will not be forthcoming.
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He told Welt that the timing and size of the DoJ's initial request of Deutsche suggested it was a "tit for tat response" by the US authorities to the EU's recent move against Apple.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard is claiming that it "foiled the US warship's provocative move against an Iranian Navy patrol boat in the Persian Gulf," according to a statement published by Iran's official news agency IRNA.
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Even compared with the senior staff knifings, bureaucratic turmoil and raging chaos that passes for normality in President Donald Trump's White House, her sudden move against a top foreign policy official was a bombshell.
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CARACAS, Feb 14 (Reuters) - An associate of Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami has denied drug trafficking after the United States blacklisted both men in the Trump administration's first move against the socialist government.
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Leaders including Maduro and Cabello have in recent days suggested it would quickly move against Chief Prosecutor Luisa Ortega, who broke with the government this year and described the assembly election as a fraud.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union governments' representatives backed on Thursday a disciplinary move against Italy over its debt and warned against financial risks of a planned pension reform that would allow workers to retire earlier.
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But the move against the Chechen leader — despite his violent background — is only the latest in a seemingly arbitrary and often opaque decision-making process that has drawn criticism of the social media giant.
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Still, the decision to move against Moscow was made easier by the effort Mr. Tsipras had just put into breaking a 30-year logjam with Macedonia, only to see Russia try to spoil it.
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The move against The Wall Street Journal will compound the regime's problems, since reporting by foreign news organizations has often been critical in filling the omissions and straightening the distortions of China's official media.
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The agency will have to determine whether the move against Mr. O'Reilly came from typical Murdochian pragmatism or from something Wall Street doesn't necessarily reward: the fit and proper commitment to doing what's right.
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Mere months after the Mueller Report failed to convince Democratic leaders that Trump had done anything so bad it warranted impeachment, another scandal bubbled up that practically forced them to move against the president.
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Trump would not be removed from office unless the Senate votes to convict him by a two-thirds margin, something that looks unlikely as congressional Republicans have been reluctant to move against the president.
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The move against G.M. comes as Venezuela's auto industry has nearly ground to a halt amid the political instability, currency issues and economic failure that have led to the violent protests across the nation.
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The Cairo Criminal Court had been expected to issue its final verdict in the case on Saturday, the anniversary of mass protests against Mursi's rule in 2013 that prompted the army to move against him.
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The Trump administration on Thursday took its first significant move against 2 of Iran's non-Arab Shiite militias in Syria with two different executive orders — one related to human rights and the other to terrorism.
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"I would buy a play on a rally in the Japanese stock market...I think the yen is going to have a big move against the dollar, which is good for Japan Inc," he said.
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Mattis said the next step for forces fighting Islamic State in Syria would be a move against the middle Euphrates valley, a reference to the militants' stronghold in Deir al-Zor province southeast of Raqqa.
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The move against Egypt marks another notable turn in Trump's foreign policy stance, given that his administration made clear early that human rights were not going to be given primacy over economic or strategic interests.
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An organization calling itself the Revolutionary Self-defense Group said it attacked the party's offices in 2014, as part of a move against "the state oligarchy, the dictatorship of the capital and its armed guards".
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Military experts said that while the U.S. Navy has extensive capabilities in Asia to stage blockading operations with ships, submarines and planes, any such move against China's growing naval fleets would risk a dangerous escalation.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE > Former national security adviser Susan Rice The Hill: Trump mulls move against intel critics.
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Trump's previous moves against the Russia investigation have been met with an insistence from a variety of Republicans on the Hill that any move against Mueller would be an enormously costly one for the president.
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"It is understood that Benn had called fellow MPs over the weekend to suggest that he would ask Corbyn to stand down if there was significant support for a move against him," the newspaper said.
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A change in government, he said, could bring to power congressmen who are themselves under investigation, who might "pull up their sleeves and move against the operation" when media exposure declines and public interest fades.
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A Republican House is seen as far less likely to move against the President, especially after the President's intense efforts to persuade his supporters that the Mueller investigation is corrupt, unfair and biased against him.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's financial regulator has fined board members at Mexican chemicals maker Mexichem and airline Aeromexico among others for insider trading, according to government data, in a rare move against powerful business interests.
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This allowed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu time to consider his response on the move against Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, long a critic of Israeli policies but now a key player in the rapprochement with Israel.
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Seymour Hersh, the investigative journalist who exposed the My Lai massacre during the Vietnam War and misconduct by the C.I.A., among other revelations, wrote in an email that the move against Mr. Assange was troubling.
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In a rare move against a major French corporation, a panel of French judges appointed by the Paris High Court also charged the company, Lafarge SA, with violating a European Union embargo on oil purchases.
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Like much of the world, the insurgents have been closely watching the events in Syria, where the Trump administration allowed Turkey to move against Kurdish fighters who had long been closely allied with American forces.
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The latest move against the company came on Monday, when the US Justice Department filed criminal charges that accuse Huawei of stealing trade secrets, obstruction of justice, bank fraud and evading US sanctions on Iran.
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The resignation speech he delivered at the House of Commons (declaring that Thatcher's "perceived attitude towards Europe is running increasingly serious risks for the future of our nation") led Tories to move against her leadership.
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As the U.S. mulls its next move against North Korea, some have suggested that sanctioning the major Chinese banks could be the most effective way to pressure the rogue nation into halting its nuclear program.
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"We're receiving some encouraging intelligence that Iran is sending messages to those very same militias not to move against American targets or civilians," Mr. Pence said during an interview on Wednesday evening with CBS News.
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They fear that the Communist Party will not only invalidate the elections of Ms. Yau and Mr. Leung, but also move against other major figures of the protests who were voted into office in September.
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ALGIERS, March 27 (Reuters) - A leader of the Algerian protests rejected on Wednesday the army chief's proposal to make a constitutional move against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, adding demonstrations will continue until the political system changes.
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Watch footage of police confronting protesters at the newspaper's offices: The move against Zaman came hours after police detained prominent businessmen over allegations of financing what prosecutors described as a "Gulenist terror group," Anadolu reported.
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The move against Takeda is linked to an investigation French prosecutors launched in 2016 into more than $2 million of payments by the Japanese bidding committee to consultancy firm Black Tidings, which was terminated in 2014.
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The latest move against the firm comes amid a worsening trade war between Beijing and Washington, after talks expected to bring a breakthrough fell apart, resulting in billions of dollars in further tariffs from both sides.
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On Thursday, Interior Minister Wais Barmak and Masooom Stanekzai, head of the NDS intelligence service, returned from a visit to Islamabad, where they had pressed Pakistani authorities to move against Taliban leaders based in the country.
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Earlier in the week China, Turkey, and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) were opposing the U.S.-led move against Pakistan but by Thursday night both China and the GCC dropped their opposition, the diplomatic source said.
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The Palestinians, who have boycotted the Trump administration since it shifted long-standing U.S. policy in December 2017 by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, voiced anger at what they see as Washington's latest move against them.
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The State Department move against the student group, Al-Muhammadia Students, came as the Treasury Department added two Lashkar-e-Taiba leaders to the U.S. list of "specially designated global terrorists," subjecting them to U.S. sanctions.
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Seeing all the entertainment options on the table, the Chinese government made a pre-emptive move against the private players by introducing a news app designed for propaganda purposes in the weeks leading to the vacation.
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The move against the two large Chinese network equipment companies comes as the White House has leveled accusations that they work in concert with China's government and their equipment could be used to spy on Americans.
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The smart move for Senate Republicans would be for them to immediately provide protections for Mueller against a Saturday Night Massacre and to publicly and privately warn Trump to not pardon Manafort or move against Mueller.
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ISLAMABAD, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Pakistan has ordered 18 international aid groups to shut down operations and leave the country, a spokeswoman for ActionAid said on Thursday, the latest move against foreign aid groups in the country.
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He said Mr. Erdogan was right to move against the followers of the Islamist preacher, Fehtullah Gulen, who had infiltrated government institutions and were trying for a power grab, but that he took it too far.
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But Democrats said Mr. Trump's move against Mr. Brennan was dangerous, likening it to President Richard M. Nixon's drawing up of a list of political opponents against whom he would use the government to extract revenge.
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NICOSIA, March 13 (Reuters) - Cyprus will shut its borders for 15 days to any individual other than Cypriots, Europeans and persons with special permits in a precautionary move against coronavirus, President Nicos Anastasiades said on Friday.
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But Republicans had long opposed the move against arbitration clauses that had been proposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, arguing that it would have led to frivolous lawsuits and driven up credit card interest rates.
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Ireland will also be "a strong voice" against any proposals to raise taxes within the EU, one of which was a possible move against big U.S. tech companies such as Google, Facebook and Airbnb, Fitzgerald added.
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The chief was disparaging other SEALs and insulting Navy leaders on social media, while making allies of conservative lawmakers and Mr. Trump, raising the prospect that any move against the chief could be a career-killer.
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President Donald Trump last week said that the U.S. will be imposing heavy duties on steel and aluminium imports, a sweeping move against all countries, but one that is seen to be targeted primarily at China.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's electoral authority has fined independent presidential candidate Jaime Rodriguez for allegedly raising almost $700,000 in illicit campaign funds, in a rare move against a top politician just weeks before the July 1 election.
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Monday's announcement targets some of China's top artificial intelligence companies in a similar way to the US move against smartphone giant Huawei earlier this year, and comes just days before crucial trade talks between the two sides.
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He also implied that Twitter's move against Kaspersky was an effort to pacify critics who say Twitter did not do enough to prevent its platform from being used in Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential race.
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Senior Trump administration officials said the sanctions were part of an aggressive move against Hezbollah to try to limit the influence of Iran, which gives the group about $700 million a year to help finance its activities.
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Several friends and aides have told us in private they worry about an impulsive or dangerous move against North Korea — or others, too — especially as Trump's bubble tightens and strong-minded internal critics leave the White House.
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The vote from the European Parliament is widely seen as a retaliatory move against the U.S., as Australia and Canada agreed to a 2014 E.U. request to lift visa requirements for at least some of these countries.
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The move against al-Wefaq was one of several steps taken by the Sunni-led government against its opponents that have drawn international criticism, including revoking the citizenship of the country's Shi'ite spiritual leader Ayatollah Isa Qassim.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's Finance Minister Henry Rotich pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to corruption charges over the award of two dam tenders, in an unprecedented legal move against a sitting minister in a country notorious for graft.
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And yet, for a society that's already tried everything to get rid of its dictatorship and failed, some hope that just maybe oil-sector sanctions pushes someone within the military to make a move against the regime.
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Monday's decision suggests that the damage inflicted on the court's public image by Kavanaugh's confirmation battle may have changed that calculus, and that a substantive move against abortion rights may be further away than many previously thought.
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Sources inside the White House have told CNN that Trump sees the move against Cohen as proof that Mueller has leaped far beyond the constraints of his original probe into whether his campaign operatives colluded with Russia.
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This may also provide a motivation for Cuomo to move against the odd electoral law that empowers small interest groups to use ballot lines to extort politicians in a way that doesn't exist in most other states.
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In a rare move against an incumbent, a half dozen national groups advancing leftist agendas on gay rights, workers' rights and women's issues mounted a $1 million independent campaign targeting Lipinski in mailers, television ads and online.
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Because some of the armed groups have ties to Iran, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi has been under pressure to move against them from the United States and some Arab countries that fear Iranian influence in Iraq.
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China retaliated with its own levies on U.S. imports, but it was Washington's subsequent move against Huawei that took the trade war into a new phase, stoking fears about risks to global growth and knocking financial markets.
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The move against him came amid a growing crackdown on dissent that has focused on people and organizations linked to the United States, which the government has accused of trying to undermine its authority by fomenting revolution.
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While Josh Campbell has said he isn't in the business of making predictions, he thinks Mueller will ultimately "not move against the President" and instead uphold existing Department of Justice protocol to not indict a sitting president.
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"We think some developments are now starting to move against the dollar ... with expectations that the Fed may need to deliver rate cuts over the next six to 12 months," said Lee Hardman, currency economist at MUFG.
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Earlier in the week China, Turkey, and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) were opposing the U.S.-led move against Pakistan but by late on Thursday, both China and the GCC dropped their opposition, the diplomatic source said.
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Brazilian Foreign Minister Jose Serra told Reuters on Thursday it could move against Canada at the World Trade Organization (WTO) over $2190 billion in funding that Bombardier received from the Canadian province of Quebec for its CSeries jet.
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" Hagar Hajjar Chemali, a former spokesperson for the US mission to the UN, said the move against Zarif is "a message that they're not interested in negotiating anytime soon, because they are in effect sanctioning Iran's chief negotiator.
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Previous suspension efforts took aim at low hanging fruit like the attention-starved Tim "Baked Alaska" Gionet, but failed to move against far-right figures like Mike Cernovich and Richard Spencer, whose accounts remain active on the site.
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Russia and its allies ran a global propaganda campaign to frame its intervention as an "anti-imperialist" move against an expansionist EU, which they claimed was hell-bent on spreading same-sex marriage and overturning other local values.
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Russia expelled 23 British diplomats last Saturday in a carefully calibrated retaliatory move against London, which has accused the Kremlin of orchestrating a nerve toxin attack on a former Russian double agent and his daughter in southern England.
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For months, the president and his lawyers have waged as much of a public relations campaign as a legal one — trying to discredit the Mueller investigation to keep public opinion from swaying lawmakers to move against Mr. Trump.
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In an unusual move against Russian-style election deception inside the United States, Facebook said on Saturday it had removed five accounts of Americans who used its platform improperly in the hard-fought Alabama Senate election last year.
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MEXICO CITY — The Honduran government imposed a curfew on Friday and ordered security forces to move against protesters blocking roads and bridges, escalating a political crisis over the disputed count of votes from the presidential election last weekend.
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The move against teenagers started in earnest in 2017 after young people turned out in significant numbers for the anti-government protests organized by the opposition leader Aleksei A. Navalny, according to lawyers, human rights activists and others.
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"While U.S.-Canadian interest rate differentials continue to move against the U.S. dollar, weaker crude oil prices are a clear headwind for the Canadian dollar," Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto, said in a note.
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His move against unionized state workers is drawing even more attention as states across the country consider how to respond to a Supreme Court decision last year that limited the power of unions to collect fees from nonmembers.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong has refused to renew the visa of a British journalist, an "unprecedented" move against foreign media in the city amid concerns that Beijing is seeking to exert more influence over semi-autonomous territory.
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We can prevent the United States from being the victim of terror coming out of Afghanistan by providing for bases — insist the Pakistanis provide bases for us to air lift from and to move against what we know.
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China has retaliated with its own levies on U.S. imports, but it was Washington's subsequent move against Huawei that took the trade war into a new phase, stoking fears about risks to global growth and knocking financial markets.
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In India, Paytm, a company that allows merchants and consumers to send money with a few taps on a smartphone, invaded the WhatsApp's instant-messaging territory in a preemptive move against its incursion into person-to-person payments.
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I went to get an Irish passport only because I believe in being an internationalist and I think the more we move against that, the more we say that we are different to the rest of the world.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran will react sharply to any U.S. move against the nuclear deal with global powers, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif told the Iranian parliament Wednesday, according to a parliamentarian who attended the session quoted by state media.
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But what's important to take away from all this is that left-leaning rebels don't just read a Marx book and then suddenly move against the government with guns—that would be stupid and they would all just die.
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Republicans turn on Trump, but re: Syria Members of the President's own party may be willing to criticize his decisions on Syria and allowing Turkey to move against the Kurds there -- but have circled the wagons on impeachment. Sen.
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The bottom line: The Supreme Court fight guarantees that abortion will be an issue in the midterm elections — and an even bigger one in 2020 if Kavanaugh is confirmed and the court makes a move against Roe v. Wade.
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It had been thought the Iraqis might not move against Mosul for a few months, but the use of Fallujah as a haven to launch suicide attacks inside Baghdad has forced the Iraqis to deal with both areas simultaneously.
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In an apparent response to the criticism, the government has made a surprisingly decisive move against an organization of radical nationalist monks, known as the Ma Ba Tha, threatening legal action if it spread hate speech and incites violence.
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Human: The problem was other humans started to notice the machine's great power, and became jealous of the great and clever human who wielded this power — and dark forces started to move against the great man and his machine.
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The crackdown on a crime that has drained billions of dollars from state coffers and is blamed for rising violence in some regions is the leftist president's first major move against criminals and corruption since taking office on Dec.
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The surprise announcement last month that U.S. forces would withdraw from neighboring Syria, where they have been directing the fight against Islamic State, raised fears that Turkey would move against U.S.-backed Kurdish forces which it views as terrorists.
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"We suspect the Trump team will push ahead with these policies (which will elicit reciprocal tariffs from China and the EU) until U.S. equities start to crumble and polls move against Trump," wrote ING strategists in a research note.
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CIRC's move against Anbang Life comes during a widespread regulatory crackdown on what is seen as the excessive use of universal life products by some insurers, and as China's central leadership moves to curb risk in the financial system.
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The raid on Afghan-Turk school on Friday was the latest move against an educational foundation the Ankara government says is connected to Fethullah Gulen, a U.S.-based cleric it accuses of being behind a coup attempt in 2016.
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Twitter Users Split on Boycott Over Platform's Move Against Rose McGowanTech Giants, Once Seen as Saviors, Are Now Viewed as ThreatsA Bot That Makes Trump's Tweets Presidential In some cases, candor can seem too much for the platforms themselves.
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The move against Hazinedar marked the second time the ministry has removed a CHP mayor from office since its chairman in November accused members of Erdogan's family of transferring $14 million to a company in the Isle of Man.
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The Obama administration was reluctant to move against WikiLeaks in court for that reason, fearful of a precedent that would imply that newspapers and television stations had also violated the law by reporting on the content of those leaks.
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But while that case was inflected with political tensions between Egypt and Qatar, which owns Al Jazeera, the move against Reuters seemed driven by the agency's reporting on a topic of considerable sensitivity to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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While South Africa's government is moving to expropriate land without compensation — a highly controversial move against the country's colonial, apartheid past — there is no evidence to support a "large scale killing of farmers," as Trump claimed in his tweet.
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The unusual move against two deals in the same industry represents a repeat of history for Baer, who headed the department's Antitrust Division until a short time ago and is now the No. 3 official in the Justice Department.
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President Ashraf Ghani on Wednesday ordered the 201st Corps of the Afghan National Army to move against the Islamic State in the districts including the Tora Bora area, according to Attaullah Khogyani, the spokesman for the Nangarhar Province governor.
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It may well be that General Suleimani had come to Iraq in part to plot the next move against United States military personnel or civilians when his car was blown up by a missile from an American Reaper drone.
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Turkey launched a cross-border operation into northern Syria on Wednesday just days after Erdogan told Trump in a phone call that he planned to move ahead with a long-planned move against America's Kurdish allies in the region.
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"We're receiving some encouraging intelligence that Iran is sending messages to those very same militias not to move against American targets or civilians, and we hope that that message continues to echo," Pence told CBS News in an interview.
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The Turkish president made clear that he'd wait to discuss the "depth of (the Turkish military) operation" until he sees President Trump next month in Washington, perhaps indicating a large-scale Turkish military move against the Kurds isn't imminent.
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Mr. Tien said he suspected that the move against the three lawmakers was a way for the city's top official, Leung Chun-ying, to burnish his credentials with Beijing before next year's selection process for chief executive, his post.
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"We can prevent the United States from being the victim of terror coming out of Afghanistan by providing for bases — insist the Pakistanis provide bases for us to airlift from and to move against what we know," he said.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Nearly 280 nations have agreed a legally binding deal to cut back on greenhouse gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners, a major move against climate change that prompted loud cheers when it was announced on Saturday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slipped on Thursday as the release of a whistleblower report tied to the Democrats' impeachment move against President Donald Trump kept uncertainty high, while trade comments from China's top diplomat helped to limit losses.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slipped on Thursday as the release of a whistleblower report tied to the Democrats' impeachment move against President Donald Trump kept uncertainty high, while trade comments from China's top diplomat helped to limit losses.
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In a pre-emptive move against accounting maneuvers in high-tax states such as New York and California, the bill prohibits taxpayers from prepaying next year's state and local income taxes, in order to deduct them from 223 taxes.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday called on Congress to pass a bill that protects undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, one of several technology CEOs to condemn President Donald Trump's move against an estimated 800,000 migrants.
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The group had been under surveillance for at least three weeks, and the move against it came hours before the start of a rally in central Jakarta to protest against the city's governor, a Christian accused of insulting the Koran.
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Special Operations forces generally keep a target under surveillance for days before they move against it, so a key question is how the military didn't know ahead of time about the level of opposition they encountered at the site in Yemen.
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Trump said he helped plan the move against Qatar, although a senior administration official told Reuters earlier this week that the U.S. had no indication from the Saudis or Emiratis during the visit that they would sever ties with Qatar.
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While the $5 billion action today against Facebook will likely generate the most headlines, the FTC's move against Cambridge Analytica and settlement with two of the scandal's major players follows a global controversy that ultimately tanked the data-mining firm.
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The move, which comes 10 days before the first round of a hotly contested French presidential election, is among the most aggressive yet by Facebook to move against accounts that violate its terms of service, rather than simply respond to complaints.
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That makes it very hard in practice for either faction in the Senate to assemble the two-thirds majority required to convict the president in an impeachment trial, unless the rank and file of their party move against the president, too.
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The procedure could theoretically lead to Poland losing its voting rights in the European Council but its ally Hungary - also at loggerheads with Brussels over the rule of law - has made clear it would veto any such move against Warsaw.
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"Tycoons will move against him if the ringgit keeps going down, but more importantly, SMEs and traders will go to the wall as prices will go up 20 percent across the board," he said, referring to small- and medium-sized enterprises.
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But accepted wisdom may be changing in a year that saw a Korean mobile phone giant stumble, India move against corruption via "demonetization," Thailand say farewell to a revered monarch, and a US President-elect and Taiwan's President talk by phone.
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Days after EU governments, most of which belong to NATO, agreed to suspend new arms sales to Turkey, an unprecedented move against a fellow member of the alliance, leaders want to use the Brussels meeting to send a tough diplomatic message.
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Moscow (CNN)President Vladimir Putin has hit back at new American sanctions by ordering the US to cut staff at its diplomatic mission by 755, in Moscow's most aggressive move against Washington since the final years of the Cold War.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia expelled 23 British diplomats on Saturday in a carefully calibrated retaliatory move against London, which has accused the Kremlin of orchestrating a nerve toxin attack on a former Russian double agent and his daughter in southern England.
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Trump said he had helped to plan the move against Qatar, although a senior administration official told Reuters this week that Washington had had no indication from the Saudis or Emiratis during the visit that they would sever ties with Qatar.
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Trump often criticized sanctuary cities during his campaign, invoking people whose family members were killed by undocumented immigrants in the U.S. Perez said Monday the administration's move against such jurisdictions is the latest in a string of harsh immigration policies.
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Speaking after meeting with steel industry executives, Guajardo also said if that the United States imposed steel tariffs, Mexico might seek to mirror the move against some countries in order to prevent them from using Mexico to elude the duties.
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It is not the first African state to move against Qatar following its rift with other Gulf states including the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, whose charities funnel millions of dollars in aid money to west and central Africa.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' tax bureau filed a criminal complaint on Thursday accusing news site Rappler and two executives of evading 133.8 million pesos ($2.6 million) in tax, the latest move against a network whose reporting has irritated the government.
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Don't Rush Headlong Into a Brick Wall Uber has justified its focus on rapid international expansion as a blocking move against the likely emergence of local competitors — or "clones," as one Uber investor described them in a Reuters article last year.
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"Under authoritarian regimes, power is performative, which means Xi must continue to prove his unrivaled authority through selective actions like the move against Ma," said Jude Blanchette, a political analyst who is a senior adviser and China head at Crumpton Group.
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BERLIN — An influential website linked to violence at the Group of 20 summit meeting in Hamburg last month has been ordered to shut down, in the first such move against left-wing extremists in the country, officials in Germany said Friday.
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Hungary has said it would block any such move against Poland, which is also chafing Brussels over its steps to put media and the judiciary under tighter government control, and the alliance between the two means Orban can expect reciprocity.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 30 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators fined NBCUniversal 14.3 million euros ($15.9 million) on Thursday for illegally blocking sales of merchandise from films such as Minions in the 28-country bloc, the latest move against practices blocking cross-border trade.
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NEW YORK, Sept 83 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slipped on Thursday as the release of a whistleblower report tied to the Democrats' impeachment move against President Donald Trump kept uncertainty high, while trade comments from China's top diplomat helped to limit losses.
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In another possible move against Iran, Mr. Trump's advisers are debating an order intended to designate its Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, according to current and former officials in the United States briefed on the deliberations.
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The move against Soro, who retains the loyalty of many former rebel commanders who now hold senior positions in the army, could significantly increase tensions ahead of an October 2020 election that is seen as a test of Ivory Coast's stability.
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We've seen him do this before, particularly in season 1 as he was preparing for his big move against Evil Corp, but it's worth walking through exactly what's happening here and why it's such an effective way to wipe his system clean.
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The move against Chu adds to a list of other democrats who have been banned from contesting elections, fuelling fears of tightening political "red lines" by Beijing that could deny Hong Kong's disaffected young people any mainstream political careers beyond street protest.
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The terms of all such option contracts allow the banks and brokers that sell them to require from the client more 'margin', or collateral, if markets move against the buyer as they did for many companies after the June 23 EU referendum result.
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Despite that pressure on the Law and Justice (PiS) party which came to power last year, it seems unlikely that all other 27 EU states will move against Poland, as Hungary, with a similarly nationalist-minded euroskeptic government, has expressed support for Warsaw.
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The U.S. district judge's decision to block any potential Trump move against DACA while a court challenge is pending shows why Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have placed so much urgency on nominating as many conservatives as possible to the courts.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Hengli Petrochemical wants to be China's first private exporter of jet fuel, a Hengli spokesman and other company sources said, but the move against the dominance of state oil companies requires licensing and approvals that will be hard to come by.
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The Houthis' official channel Al Masirah TV said the group had launched a medium-range ballistic missile and an armed drone at the parade, which it described as being staged in preparation for a military move against provinces held by the movement.
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The move by the largest health insurance company in a state hit hard by the opioid epidemic marks a new step in fighting the crisis, and takes a drastic move against one of the most prominent drugs that helped fuel the epidemic.
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The crackdown on fuel theft, which has drained billions of dollars from state coffers and is blamed for rising violence in some regions, is leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's first major move against criminals and corruption since taking office on Dec. 1.
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The contempt vote offers a way for House Democrats to make an aggressive move against the Trump administration that stops short of impeachment as the number of lawmakers endorsing the beginning of such an inquiry grew on Monday to more than 50.
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The move against the PCC casts doubts on whether tough-talking President Rodrigo Duterte will deliver on his pledge to liberalize telecoms, which he has identified as among several sectors controlled by oligarchs with firms offering substandard services to consumers at high prices.
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" In April, the European Parliament adopted a resolution stating that Poland's move against the independence of the Constitutional Tribunal constituted "a risk to constitutional democracy," adding that "other issues that are of serious concern ... may constitute breaches of European law and fundamental rights.
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In announcing the company's move against the Russian operation, Microsoft President Brad Smith wrote in a blog post, "We can only keep our democratic societies secure if candidates can run campaigns and voters can go to the polls untainted by foreign cyberattacks."
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The irony will be that if federal prosecutors decide to move against President Trump's empire and family together, he'll have one man's model to thank: his own TV lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, who perfected the template to tackle precisely that type of criminal enterprise.
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Before Mr. Trump's move against Mr. Brennan, security clearance revocations were initiated by the agencies and were done for causes such as mishandling classified material, or for personal problems that could be used against an official, such as financial troubles or alcoholism.
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ANKARA, Turkey — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey on Friday criticized the United States over the indictment of a former Turkish economy minister who was accused of helping Iran evade United States sanctions, depicting the charges as a political move against his country.
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HONG KONG — The Hong Kong authorities said Tuesday that they were considering banning a political party that advocates the city's independence from China, an aggressive move against separatist sentiments that added to concerns about growing restrictions on political freedom in the territory.
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The move against Qassim was the latest one taken by Bahrain – where a Shi'ite majority is ruled by a Sunni monarchy – against Shi'ite figures in the country, in what appears to be an escalating campaign against dissent in the Western-allied Gulf kingdom.
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But if his move against Sessions, was, as it appears, meant to hike pressure on Mueller, it could just as easily backfire since it seems almost certain the new Democratic-led Judiciary Committee will look into the dismissal early in its tenure.
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Conversations with influential conservative figures in recent days, buttressed by exclusive polling data taken before Tuesday's Iranian missile attack in Iraq, indicate that many in Trump's base see last week's airstrike on Qassem Soleimani as a necessary move against Iran's Islamist regime.
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When Jennings pulled off a shake-and-bake move against Matt Barnes at the top of the key with 7 minutes 55 seconds remaining and then hit a three-point, the Knicks had a 5-point lead and the buffer they needed.
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The move against the Hong Kong National Party comes at a time authorities have ratcheted up pressure on young democracy activists, some of whom have been jailed, and denounced any pro-independence action as an illegal challenge to Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
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The matter came to a quick end when Jeanie Buss withdrew her request for a temporary restraining order in Los Angeles County Superior Court after the brothers dropped their request for a board meeting that she felt was a move against her.
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That an intelligence official was so distressed as to move against President Donald Trump in such a formal way is a remarkable development at a time when Trump's actions might have had you thinking it was not possible to be shocked any more.
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It was unclear whether the move against Cameroon was in response to abuses carried out as part of the government's crackdown on secessionists in English-speaking regions, or ones that have occurred in the battle against the Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
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China, too, prohibits such exports, but the authorities did not move against Dandong Hongxiang until American diplomats briefed them on a secret complaint filed in the New Jersey court in August 2016 that named Ms. Ma and three executives in the company.
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The United States has been trying for years to get Islamabad to move against Lashkar-e-Taiba, which India accuses of being behind the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai that shut down the city for several days and killed more than 160 people.
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The White House Memo article on Saturday about a contentious standoff that pits President Obama against Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, over government efforts to force Apple to hack into a dead terrorist's iPhone misstated the nature of the Justice Department's move against Apple.
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Jakarta's move against the bank caused a stir in Asia, in part because JPMorgan's underweight stance applied only to its stock market rather than Indonesia's bond market, which more closely reflects views on government policy and so is regarded as more sensitive for the state.
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The opinions expressed are his own) By James Saft June 15 (Reuters) - As it must, the Federal Reserve is whistling in the dark, maintaining a brave front over its willingness, some day, to raise interest rates while events and markets both move against it.
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Trump apparently gave Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan the go-ahead on Sunday to proceed with his long-planned move against Kurdish fighters who make up part of the Syrian Defense Forces and who lost thousands of men fighting with the US against ISIS.
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Senior officials say Jaitley may allow the federal deficit to overshoot an earlier target of 3 percent of GDP to create room for more public investment - a move against that ratings agencies such as Standard & Poor's have warned against because of India's high national debt.
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Some analysts and senior PTM members believe the latest arrests targeting leaders and aides were an attempt to isolate Pashteen within the group and provoke more hardline elements into a violent response that could then be used as a pretext to move against it.
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ADEN (Reuters) - Two people were killed in eastern Yemen on Tuesday in what local residents said was probably an attack by a U.S. drone on al Qaeda members, and Saudi-led coalition warships appeared to be preparing to move against a port held by militants.
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At the weekly cabinet meeting on Sunday, Netanyahu brushed aside a White House denial and again accused the Obama administration of colluding with the Palestinians in the U.N. move against the settlements, which are considered illegal by most countries and described as illegitimate by Washington.
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The justice department is looking into the complaint, which is the latest move against Duterte's detractors who say the aim is to create a power monopoly for a president who already enjoys a legislative super-majority and a public approval rating of about 80 percent.
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But thus far, Republicans—who have increasingly made their peace with Trump since the passage of the $1.5 trillion tax bill in December—have largely been silent, suggesting that they might rally to the president if he decides to move against the special counsel.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) officially remained neutral in the race, but many of her allies notably backed her fellow Californian's move against Dingell.
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Rights activists and other critics said the move against the cleric, Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim, is likely to further inflame divisions in Bahrain, a tiny Persian Gulf kingdom that is home to the United States Navy's Fifth Fleet and is an important American ally.
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Grant pushed and signed the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, which allowed the federal government to move against Klan violence when the states would not, and issued a military order allowing federal troops to disperse "bands of disguised marauders" on their own authority.
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T) President and CEO Akio Toyoda has warned foreign exchange losses could wipe as much as 295 billion yen ($8.5 billion) from the automaker's operating profit this year, noting that each 1 yen move against the dollar affects its operating profit by 40 billion yen.
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Cui Dongshu, the secretary general of the China Passenger Car Association, which represents manufacturers, said on Wednesday that the antitrust authority's move against Changan Ford was a "normal" step to promote competition, and that it had nothing to do with conflicts with the United States.
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They suggested that President Trump may have picked him from the ranks of conservative jurists because he was hoping for an ally on the court, should Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel investigating the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, move against the president.
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The move against Ayatollah Isa Qassim comes less than a week after a court ordered Bahrain's main opposition al-Wefaq group closed, accusing it of fomenting sectarian unrest and of having links to a foreign power, in an apparent reference to regional Shi'ite power Iran.
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If public opinion toward policy-making tends to move against the initiatives of the incumbent president, a bold policy agenda — like the one pursued by the Democrats during the Obama administration — might be politically damaging even if the individual proposals might otherwise be popular.
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"I hope that good sense prevails," he said during a chat show on RAI state television, adding that he would move against the minister, who comes from the 5-Star Movement, if he did not propose a solution to the row by mid-April.
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His move against Iran could also reshape the dynamics of the presidential election race at home, by opening a lane for Democrats to run as anti-war candidates against him -- a position that helped the last two presidents -- Trump and Barack Obama -- get elected.
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The paper said opinions differed among Commission members over the need to sanction Italy with President Jean Claude Juncker and Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici opposing a move against the euro zone's third-biggest economy ahead of a European Parliament's election on May 26.
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When Mr. al-Qahtani said that any move against Mr. Khashoggi was risky and could create an international uproar, his boss scolded him: Saudi Arabia should not care about international reaction to how it handles its own citizens, the crown prince told Mr. al-Qahtani.
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Speaking at a brief news conference after his meeting with Ghani and Abdullah, Tillerson said he would be flying to Pakistan on Tuesday to reinforce the Trump administration's demand that Islamabad move against the Taliban and other extremists based inside its borders or face the consequences.
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A source familiar with the matter said it was still too early for Mexico to hedge, and last week, Mexico's finance ministry said it had not yet set a date to start its 2017 program, saying that it did not want the market to move against it.
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In the city of Mukalla, workers and officials at the local port said that warships from the Saudi-led coalition had ordered all unregistered ships to leave the facility immediately in what appears an attempt to move against Islamist militants who control the provincial capital's harbor.
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The decision comes after the Trump administration threatened to shut down the PLO office last week, citing a rarely invoked 2015 law saying that if the Palestinians move against Israel at the International Criminal Court (ICC), the US can close the PLO's base in the US capital.
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BUSINESS DAY The White House Memo article on Saturday about a contentious standoff that pits President Obama against Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, over government efforts to force Apple to hack into a dead terrorist's iPhone misstated the nature of the Justice Department's move against Apple.
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He said that enough information had developed to allow him to move against the officials — and that he had acted after a meeting on Thursday morning with Diego Rodriguez, an assistant F.B.I. director who leads the agency's New York office, and F.B.I. supervisors involved in the inquiry.
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The aide, James Wolfe, 57, who handled classified material for the committee, was arrested last month as part of a leak investigation in which the Justice Department also seized Ms. Watkins's communications, an unusually aggressive move against a journalist that prompted an outcry from press advocates.
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The move against Ahmed Shafik is the strongest indication yet of the length that the United Arab Emirates is willing to go in order to protect President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt from any real challenge in his expected campaign for re-election next spring.
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Military strategists believe if they can demonstrate that they have sped up military decision-making and, in doing so, increased the prowess and lethality of American forces, then China and Russia will understand the prohibitive costs of any overt military move against Taiwan or America's Baltic allies.
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Shusuke Yamada, chief Japan foreign-exchange strategist at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, noted earlier this month that while the yen's move against the dollar wasn't particularly sharp, the yen had risen notably against other currencies perceived as risky, including , the Australian dollar and South Korea's won.
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Shusuke Yamada, chief Japan foreign-exchange strategist at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, noted that while the yen's move against the dollar wasn't particularly sharp, the yen had risen notably against other currencies perceived as risky, including the euro, the Australian dollar and South Korea's won.
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"We embrace federalism and the role of the states, but federalism does not mean that one state can dictate standards for the nation," Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler said in a speech Tuesday at the National Automobile Dealers Association, teasing the move against California's fuel economy.
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At this point, it appears far from certain that should the special counsel find that Trump obstructed justice or colluded with Russia in the election, the GOP-led House and Senate would move against him and consider whether he is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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The move against Afghan Turk CAG Educational NGO (ATCE), the body that runs the schools, appeared to be part of a Turkish campaign against followers of Fethullah Gulen, a U.S.-based cleric it accuses of being behind a coup attempt in July 2016 aimed at ousting President Tayyip Erdogan.
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The committee's formation is a sign that investors, who until now have been slow to move against Venezuela and its state oil company PDVSA over President Nicolas Maduro's failure to make interest payments on some $50 billion in publicly traded debt, may be gearing up for a legal fight.
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Isn't it quite ironic how the Chinese President, who's actually the first Chinese President ever to attend the World Economic Forum, today in a speech is expected to defend free trade and globalization, when in the US we're seeing a move against free trade and a move towards protectionism?
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The crackdown on fuel theft, a crime that has drained billions of dollars from state coffers and is blamed for rising violence in some regions, is the leftist president's first major move against criminals and corruption since taking office in December, but risks angering consumers and hurting the economy.
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The U.S. move against Mohammed Karim Yusop Faiz, an Indonesian, Mohamad Rafi Udin, a Malaysian national, and Mohammad Reza Lahaman Kiram, a citizen of the Philippines, come one day after the United Nations also imposed sanctions on the men, subjecting them to an asset freeze and travel ban.
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Mr. Trump arrived in China on Wednesday for the stiffest test yet of his audacious bet: that by cultivating Mr. Xi and offering him concessions, like delaying punitive trade moves, he can persuade him to move against North Korea in a way that none of his predecessors have.
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In the days immediately after Mr. Trump's victory, journalists that don't work at organizations with Breitbart in their names were preparing for potential reporting challenges, the likes of which they have never seen, while lawyers were gaming out possible legal strategies should Mr. Trump move against press freedoms.
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The 240-Star's intention to move against Atlantia was reported on Tuesday by Reuters Italian utility Iren on Tuesday made a non-binding offer to tie-up with regional peer Compagnia Valdostana delle Acque (CVA) to create one of Italy's biggest hydroelectric players, a source close to Iren said.
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While federal agents did move against white power activists at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, there were two important differences: Those raids were followed by intense national soul-searching, underscored by a widely shared belief that the raids should never have happened, and that there should be some reckoning for the lives lost.
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The same rate had spiked in January as high as 67 percent, which was also seen as a side effect of a move against short sellers in offshore markets, as the PBOC moved to buy yuan in offshore markets to halt a swift slide, draining the pool of offshore yuan.
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Aside from the website, Walmart has made several other changes to update the company as of late, many of which are seen as a competitive move against Amazon, such as offering its own meal kits, carrying Soylent, and striking a deal to become the exclusive mass retailer of Kobo e-readers.
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Mello's most serious move against Aronovich seems to have occurred in 2015, when he created a domain with her name and posted in favor of things such as male infanticide and burning bibles, in addition to making allegations that she'd given one of her students an abortion in a UFC classroom.
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The move against Ms. Lau, a teacher who participated in 2014 protests for freer local elections but who has not called for separation from China — as had the two legislators who were denied their seats on the Legislative Council — has raised concerns about a broader crackdown on opposition politicians, beyond separatists.
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From one perspective, the State Department's move against Hoda was something bold and new: A U.S. president was flagrantly expanding the role of executive power, baldly asserting the right to personally decide, with no due process or hearing, that a woman born in the United States wasn't an American citizen.
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Here's what you need to know: • The Trump administration is preparing a broad move against China over trade, according to people with knowledge of its plans, amid growing worries in the U.S. over a Chinese government-led effort to make the country a global leader in crucial technologies of the future.
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Pence told "CBS Evening News" that the militias, of which Soleimani was the "primary leader," are being instructed to hold back on striking the U.S. "Frankly, we're receiving some encouraging intelligence that Iran is sending messages to those very same militias not to move against American targets or civilians," he said.
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Trump teeters on the edge of a familiar North Korean trap Chaos Theory or Madman Theory Trump's erratic behavior has already drawn many comparisons to a different and totally unrelated theory: the "Madman Theory," which used by Richard Nixon as a geopolitical chess move against the Soviets and the Chinese.
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The Trump administration is preparing a broad move against China over trade, according to people with knowledge of its plans, amid growing worries in the United States over a Chinese government-led effort to make the country a global leader in microchips, electric cars and other crucial technologies of the future.
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This was because the investor market reacted more sharply to the attack on tankers near the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint, while physical players understood it was a move against product tankers, and not crude carriers, and was more likely intended as message rather than any actual attempt to disrupt crude shipments.
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With geopolitical tensions rising after the attack on Saudi oil operations and the U.S. government contemplating its next move against Iran, which the U.S. and Saudi Arabia claim was behind the attack, the 6% rise in oil in the past week could turn into an extended risk premium in oil.
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His obsessive plotting of the prospects of his wife and children is also a pre-emptive move against his wealthy brother, Ernesto, who gives him an extortionate emergency loan and drunkenly serves up insults at Ramón's 50th-birthday party — until Ramón finally answers him with a champagne bottle to the head.
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Guaido has tried to regain momentum by supporting marches by teachers and nurses demanding better salaries, and Guanipa said he believed the move against him was prompted by his call for a protest in Caracas in solidarity with his home state of Zulia, which has been hit by blackouts and gasoline shortages.
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Many in the protest movement see the move against face masks as a de facto ban on their right to protest and believe it would antagonize those already enraged by the leadership's refusal to grant them the free elections and other demands they have been pressing since the protests began in June.
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And several administration officials and people close to the family said the couple's move against Mr. Bannon was motivated less by interest in shaping any particular policy than by addressing what they view as an embarrassing string of failures that may damage her father personally, as well as the Trump family brand.
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The latest move against Brennan has inspired some retired officials who typically remain quiet to speak out, including retired Admiral William McRaven, who said he would be "honored" to lose his clearance alongside Brennan, as well as former CIA director Bob Gates, who signed onto the letter from the retired senior intelligence officials.
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France is believed to be on the fence about Huawei, but is less likely to issue a full ban than the UK. However, Macron has been encouraging other European leaders to take a stronger stance on China, and he may seek to use Trump's latest move against Huawei as a means to push this agenda.
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"The calls to form a 'unified opposition army' in the northwest under the aegis of groups close to the Muslim Brotherhood suggest that Turkey is preparing a proxy force to move against HTS in western Aleppo and Idlib: as in al-Bab and Jarablus, Turkish units would support opposition forces from behind," he said.
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Like other former Trump advisers, Bolton said regardless of how much evidence is provided to Trump that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, the president refuses to take any action because he views any move against Moscow as giving credence to the notion that his election is invalid, the people present for Bolton's remarks said.
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In finally making their move against Mr. Trump, Mr. Rubio and his advisers honed a critique of him they believed could cut away at the core of his appeal to the white, blue-collar voters he attracts at the polls: that over the course of his career, Mr. Trump has actually hurt the working class.
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Justin Amash, a libertarian-ish Republican congressman, was slightly more cautious but still called Trump out on Twitter: These GOP critics are unlikely to move against Trump in a meaningful way beyond criticizing him, and politicians like Sasse support the president in other arenas, like his nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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The move against Mr. Heller had the blessing of the White House, according to an official with America First, because Mr. Trump's allies were furious that the senator would side with Nevada's governor, Brian Sandoval, a Republican who accepted the Medicaid expansion under the health law and opposes the Republican overhaul, in criticizing the bill.
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The move against Mr. Saeed, the founder of the banned militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba, came amid a reported new round of pressure by the United States to arrest Mr. Saeed and to ban Jamaat-ud-Dawa, the charity he leads, which has been accused by American officials of being a front for militants.
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The order, as described by the Financial Times, could hit major U.S. firms including Microsoft, Dell and HP. The policy is seen as a direct move against U.S. technology firms during the 17-month-long U.S.-China trade war, which has spilled over into an economic dispute, including how Beijing subsidizes its tech industry.
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Some U.S. politicians have been calling for sanctions, but barring a strong and unlikely move against MBS, Iradian said it is going to be his job to convince investors to stick with the kingdom and see through reforms, and he remains highly popular within the country, where he received a standing ovation at the Future Investment Initiative.
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Even though the text was in line with long-held American policy that regards settlements as illegitimate and an obstacle to peace, a "senior source" in Mr Netanyahu's office, probably the prime minister himself, reportedly denounced Mr Obama and Mr Kerry for being "behind this shameful move against Israel" and for "secretly cooking" it up with the Palestinians.
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Holder, speaking at a Washington event for law enforcement supportive of criminal justice reforms -- such as increasing mental health and drug treatment, federal support for community policing and expanding re-entry programs for prisoners -- said the current administration is making the "unwise" decision to move against the trend for reform and to roll back Obama-era Justice Department policies.
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In March 2015, The Daily Star published a photograph of a recruitment poster produced by the banned Islamist group Hizb-ut-Tahrir with the caption "terrorism rears its ugly head"; Ms. Hasina told Parliament that the paper had "helped the radical cause" by printing the photograph and the state would "move against" those who had published it.
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As the initial article correctly noted, the Federal Reserve acted previously on leaks originating at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, barring a junior Goldman Sachs employee from the industry, and its prospective move against Goldman itself represented a new action; the article did not refer to an earlier action against Goldman, as the erroneous correction stated.
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After all, size is difficult for fund managers; not only does more money deployed tend to make the market move against you as you try to build a position in a stock, but there are theoretically only so many good investment opportunities and fewer and fewer as your requirements for the size of an investment rise.
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In a court filing last week, the administration indicated that it will rescind the work authorization given to some of the nearly 100,000 H-4 visa holders now employed in the U.S. It's the president's latest move against immigration, a subject that has riled his critics since he began his campaign by attacking Mexicans who were crossing the border.
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If Washington were to move against a large Chinese bank — especially without significant evidence of complicity at the bank's highest levels and demonstrable impact to Pyongyang's bottom line — it could undermine hundreds of billions of dollars worth of trade with China, send global markets into turmoil, and, given Chinese banks massive holdings, undermine the U.S. dollar.
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"In a joint statement which was read in the meeting, the four countries confirmed that all measures taken do conform with the international systems which legally give the member countries room to move against any country who dares to harm their security and stability, a sovereign right conforming with Article 21 of the General Agreement of trade in goods," SPA reported.
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The release of the Nunes memo has fueled speculation that Trump could move against Mueller or — in perhaps a more likely scenario — seek to oust Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, the deputy attorney general.
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Caught between furious Kurdish allies who see Mr. Trump's announcement as abandonment, an authoritarian Turkish leader who may take Mr. Trump's words as tacit permission to move against Kurds in northern Syria, and an American president who has made clear he wants out of the region, the Pentagon is approaching a junction that the military feared was coming for some time.
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"Based on recent trading patterns (including yday's reaction to CVS's introduction of same-day/next-day Rx delivery that some viewed as a defensive move against a supposed Amazon's entry into Rx), it is evident that overhangs related to speculation of an Aetna purchase and Amazon's supposed pharmacy plans are the more relevant drivers of [near term] stock performance," analyst Brian Tanquilut wrote Tuesday.
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"It's a partnership that has been exemplary from the point of view of strategic alignment between partners and we see no reasons for this to change," Reis told Reuters, Angola's new president, Joao Lourenco, on Wednesday dismissed dos Santos, the daughter of his predecessor, as head of the state oil company in a dramatic move against the family of the former president Jose Eduardo dos Santos.
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Here's what the Treasury Department said about the move against the businessman: Oleg Deripaska is being designated pursuant to E.O. 13661 for having acted or purported to act for or on behalf of, directly or indirectly, a senior official of the Government of the Russian Federation, as well as pursuant to E.O. 13662 for operating in the energy sector of the Russian Federation economy.
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" Trump in his statement justified the move against Brennan by citing the CIA's infiltration of Senate computers during Brennan's time at the helm of the agency during the Obama administration -- for which Brennan subsequently issued a public apology -- and maintained Brennan has "recently leveraged his status" as a former official to "make a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations" about the administration, which Trump called "increasingly frenzied commentary.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday announced its intent to withdraw from a little-known United Nations agency that governs global postal rates, another move against international institutions the president has long accused of hurting the U.S. The decision was borne out of frustration with discounts imposed by the Universal Postal Union (UPU) that allow China and some other nations to ship products into the U.S. at cheaper rates than American companies receive to ship domestically.
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