But one month later, the Justice Department moved against Apple.
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The euro was little moved against the dollar at $1.1082 .
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Professor Burstow moved against the grain from a young age.
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The euro was little moved against the U.S. dollar at $1.1209.
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Mr Aas posted a further $42m as markets moved against him.
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So far, the police have not moved against the protesting editors.
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The common currency was little moved against the dollar, staying at $1.1147.
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A wave of inversions largely ended after Treasury moved against the deals.
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In the days after that, Giuliani and his allies moved against Yovanovitch.
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It flapped close enough that Beatriz's hair moved against her cheek: an owl.
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She had left the scene just before the police moved against the protesters.
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The army at last moved against them following an appalling school massacre in 2014.
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He failed to get out of his position when the market moved against him.
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Authorities also moved against more than 20 Gulen-related companies, including opposition media outlets.
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Those plans were thwarted after Tunisian security services moved against the group after that attack.
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Alphabet management, which effectively has voting control of the company, had moved against the proposals.
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I'd moved against my own door, as if I might be ready to jump out.
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Some low-level officers have moved against Mr. Maduro, but the rest have remained loyal.
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The social network moved against the rebels after they attacked a string of police stations.
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In recent years, Pakistani authorities have moved against several militant groups, including Mr. Saeed's charity organizations.
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As Scorsese worked round the clock to edit the picture, the religious right moved against it.
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If the NLRB moved against the VW micro union, "this is about not having the unions," Williams said.
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Americans don't believe Trump has the magic touch on trade and have moved against his worldview on trade.
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He said the security forces had not moved against other bands performing traditional Yemeni dances on the square.
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And they have moved against the ruling National Congress Party, which grew out of the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood.
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Regulators have already moved against big tech companies and others who have failed to properly protect consumer data.
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It's hard to see how this debate will fundamentally alter a primary race that has quickly moved against him.
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At the UN meeting, Syrian Ambassador Bashar Jaafari warned that Syria would respond if the US moved against his country.
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But that's about the percentage who supported impeaching Nixon in 21998 when he resigned as the House moved against him.
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Republicans lawmakers moved against the privacy rules under the Congressional Review Act, a procedure used to overturn new agency rules.
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But in June 2014 Pakistan's army moved against the Pakistani Taliban's sanctuaries bordering Afghanistan, leading to a dramatic fall in violence.
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According to the article, civilian officials warned that Pakistan could face international isolation unless the military moved against the Islamist groups.
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Meanwhile, the tide has moved against Democratic candidates in a couple of states that Trump won by double digits in 2016.
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Much of their inspiration comes from the Polish politician Jaroslaw Kaczynski, whose governing Law and Justice party has moved against democratic norms.
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ResMed in August moved against Fisher & Paykel in the United States, Germany and New Zealand to stop alleged infringement of its patented technology.
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The back story: As the chart shows, both the House and Senate have nearly always moved against incumbent presidents in mid-term elections.
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The party had only moved against the party secretary and the director of Hubei's provincial health commission, who were both replaced this week.
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In November 2017, army officers, fearing that Mr. Mugabe would anoint his second wife, Grace Mugabe, as his political heir, moved against him.
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The government moved against the company, suspending it from receiving new state contracts and barring its board members and senior executives from traveling abroad.
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JOHANNESBURG — When Zimbabwe's generals moved against President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday, their action foreshadowed the potential end of more than just one political career.
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The Swiss National Bank on Thursday kept its negative interest rate on hold as expected, and the franc was little moved against the euro .
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Gallagher's attorney has said he will present evidence that Gallagher, according to his own account, moved against the man when he made a sudden move.
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Amid the confusion, and from the other side, the Russian Ultras moved against the English, purposefully attacking pretty much any and every one they could.
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In Europe, competition regulators have already moved against big tech, issuing two very large fines in recent years against Google products, with more investigations ongoing.
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Refiner Viva Energy Group Ltd, however, moved against the tide with a 21.5090% rise after announcing a A$680 million ($450.64 million) share buyback plan.
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The global copper market moved against it soon after construction started: between January 20230 and December 2015, the metal's price fell by more than half.
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That seems like a paltry number of people compared the million-plus Chinese that were moved against their will for construction for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Canada's Liberal party government said last month it would retaliate after Trump moved against steel and aluminum imports from Canada and other nations, citing security grounds.
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The apology came as Pakistani forces moved against protesters blocking a key road in the capital Sunday after demonstrators attacked a police checkpoint, state media reported.
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Prompted as much by environmental imperatives as by China's sudden refusal to take in vast quantities of garbage for processing, other places have moved against plastic.
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The dollar hardly moved against the euro, lost ground to Brexit-bound sterling but made some back against the yen as dealers kept their options open.
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Elsewhere in currency markets the euro was little moved against the dollar at $1.1075 as traders prepare for the release of Fed minutes later in the week.
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On the black market the North Korean won has barely moved against the dollar since Mr Kim came to power upon his father's death in late 2011.
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Bond yields have in recent days also moved against sterling, eroding a source of support, despite a rate hike by the Bank of England earlier this month.
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The government moved against him, and for the next four years disapproved his film projects; he was not able to work in his homeland again until 1985.
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The president had later claimed that he had moved against Mr. Comey in part because of his frustration over the F.B.I.'s handling of the Russia investigation.
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He personally supported the March for Life, an anti-abortion group; increased the ability of churches to organize politically; and moved against transgender protections throughout the government.
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That's left it primarily to social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook to let the public know when they've moved against accounts they suspect are spreading Russian propaganda.
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Investors were previously concerned that the "last look" stage enabled currency traders to step out of a potential trade with investors if the market moved against their positions.
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If VCs had taken a page out of Michael Burry's book and moved against the tide instead of flowing with it, the current situation might look very different.
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Prosecutors moved against him after phone-call transcripts of drug traffickers arrested in Italy allegedly suggested that Tahiri, a distant cousin of theirs, had abetted their crime ring.
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Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, said Trump only moved against Flynn because of news media attention, not concern about any wrongdoing.
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Further, bin Salman has generated goodwill among the nation's large youth population, and anyone who moved against him would have to convince the public that his reforms would continue.
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The foreign diplomat said he may have moved against his uncle and cousin out of an abundance of caution, fearing that "the Americans might one day turn to them".
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Now, more evidence is emerging that the Delhi police, under the government's command, moved against Muslims and even helped Hindu mobs when they burned down Muslim homes and businesses.
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FINMA said the case marks the first time it has moved against a person who was not an employee at one of the Swiss financial institutions that it oversees directly.
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Because so much trade is invoiced in dollars, she argues, foreigners might find that their troubled neighbour's goods are no cheaper, unless their own currency has moved against the dollar.
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No sooner had Trump left Riyadh than the United States' partners in the region moved against Qatar and its young emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, another American ally.
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Khartoum residents say Burri protesters also made up the core of the sit-in outside the Defense Ministry formed on April 6, five days before the generals moved against Bashir.
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The speed with which prosecutors have moved against Zuma is a sign of his waning influence since he was replaced as head of state by Cyril Ramaphosa, his former deputy.
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Mexico's presidency moved against two state governments, saying they had flouted federal anti-corruption laws, setting the scene for a possible conflict with two outgoing governors tarnished by graft accusations.
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China has denied that it knew anything about the army take over, despite a visit to Beijing by Zimbabwe's military chief, General Constantino Chiwenga, shortly before he moved against Mugabe.
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Questioned on why Republicans only moved against King now — after more than a dozen years of racially charged remarks — McCarthy pointed out that he'd just become Republican leader this month.
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Lauren had entered and exited his car willingly, and the DA's office wasn't sure whether it could argue she had been "restrained" or moved against her will, as the law required.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's yuan barely moved against the dollar on Wednesday after the central bank set the guidance rate slightly stronger while Beijing took steps to curb speculation on yuan depreciation.
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As soon as Moscow moved against Ukraine in 2014, the United States sent small detachments of troops to eastern NATO members, particularly the former Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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The sources recounted how National Intelligence and Security Service head Gosh contacted political prisoners and Sudanese opposition groups to seek their support in the weeks before the generals moved against Bashir.
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A special forces battalion moved against militant camps on Friday in an operation "aimed at getting rid of all forms of criminal activities", army spokesman Sani Usman said in a statement.
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One source who worked closely with the Trump transition team said that there would be bipartisan dissent if the president moved against Mueller — but that the pushback would have its limits.
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The speed with which prosecutors have moved against Zuma is a sign of his waning influence since he was replaced as head of state by Cyril Ramaphosa, his former deputy, in February.
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Since he moved against the oligarchs in 2001, taking control first of the media and then of the oil and gas giants, all access to power and money has been through him.
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But two years into his rule, Mr. Kim moved against his uncle, too, arranging for him to be arrested by uniformed officers during a Politburo meeting while hundreds of party delegates watched.
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Since he succeeded longtime leader Jose Eduardo dos Santos last September, President Joao Lourenco has Lourenço has moved against a number of dos Santos allies and removed family members from key positions.
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"One way to think about slavery is as a history of confinement and the struggle of movement — being moved against your will or seeking to break free of those chains," he said.
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"One way to think about slavery is as a history of confinement and the struggle of movement — being moved against your will or seeking to break free of those chains," he said.
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WARSAW — Step by step, the Polish government has moved against democratic norms: It increased government control over the news media, cracked down on public gatherings and restricted the activities of nongovernmental organizations.
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The FTC's move 'surprised' venture investorsWhile pretty much all deals are subject to regulatory review, venture investors who spoke with Business Insider said they were shocked that it moved against the Harry's deal.
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Witnesses said the crime was so senseless and the getaway so inept that they had been moved, against their instincts, to point him out to police officers, who stopped him near the subway.
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Twitter has moved against Infowars host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' account, preventing him from posting for 7 days following his removal from Facebook and many other social network platforms, according to CNET.
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Tensions between the two countries reached a new high in January when the Turkish military moved against Kurdish enclaves in northern Syria, raising concern about a possible confrontation between U.S. and Turkish forces.
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In the early hours of June 3rd Sudan's armed forces moved against pro-democracy protesters who had been holding a sit-in since April outside the army's headquarters in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan.
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Siemens said on Monday at least two of its gas turbines had been moved against its will from Russia to Crimea, a region subject to sanctions barring EU firms providing it with energy technology.
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Turkey moved against Kurdish forces in northern Syria Wednesday, launching an air and ground assault on a militia allied with the US days after President Donald Trump pulled US troops out of the area.
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KAMPALA, Uganda — A long-running conflict between armed rebels and Ugandan security forces in a remote district near the Democratic Republic of Congo border escalated Sunday when Ugandan troops moved against a tribal king.
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North of Aleppo, the moderate rebels in the tiny gap below the Turkish border crossing of Bab Al Salama, are under Russian fire, and pressure from the regime forces that moved against Nubul and Zahraa.
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Alwadaei, based in Britain, said authorities moved against his relatives after he took part in a London demonstration last year to protest against the attendance of Bahrain's king at a royal horse show in Britain.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's presidency on Monday moved against two state governments, saying they had flouted federal anti-corruption laws, setting the scene for a possible conflict with two outgoing governors tarnished by graft accusations.
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In November another lawyer made waves when he moved against "Sheikh Jackson," Egypt's nomination for best foreign picture at this year's Oscars, which tells the story of a young cleric who dances like Michael Jackson.
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It said security forces moved against the militants at 6:00 am (2300 EST) at a stud farm 30 km (19 miles) from the capital after a tip-off from the main southeastern city of Diyarbakir.
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Earlier this year, the Senate Judiciary Committee advanced a bill that would block Mueller's firing, and though Majority Leader Mitch McConnell criticized it, it would likely be revived if Trump moved against the man investigating him.
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Mr. Du, 92, said he suspected the academy might have moved against the journal when it did because he was hospitalized for high blood pressure after the death of his wife of 68 years last month.
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The proper looking, devout throngs came out to support the besieged African American conservative nominee who complained of a "high tech lynching" and the momentum moved against us and Thomas was confirmed for life on Oct.
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Belgium has also moved against sexual harassment, and in 2014 introduced penalties including a jail sentence of up to one year for remarks intending to express contempt for a person because of his or her gender.
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Dunford last spoke to Gerasimov on March 2628, after Gerasimov earlier that day threatened to target U.S. troops in Syria if they moved against the use of chemical weapons by the government of Bashar al-Assad.
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Dunford last spoke to Gerasimov on March 13, after Gerasimov earlier that day threatened to target U.S. troops in Syria if they moved against the use of chemical weapons by the government of Bashar al-Assad.
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India has not moved against Pakistan militarily despite blaming militant groups based there for orchestrating attacks on its soil including one on Mumbai in 2008, in part out of fear it would spiral into a broader conflict.
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"Reagan was more powerful and smarter than Trump, and he was a better actor in making threats, and he also moved against us and they shot down our plane," Khamenei said in a speech carried on state television.
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On eight occasions over the past 12 months, the pound has moved against the dollar in the minutes before the release of the retail sales numbers, correctly anticipating the direction the currency took once the figures were published.
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Lourenço has moved against some of dos Santos' old allies and has removed family members from key positions, including his daughter Isabel from the chair of state oil company Sonangol and José Filomeno from the sovereign wealth fund.
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Dillon said the United States had earlier in the day carried out a strike against two pro-Syrian government pick-up trucks with weapons that had moved against U.S.-backed fighters near the southern town of At Tanf.
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Robert Mugabe resigned as Zimbabwe's president on Tuesday a week after the army and his former political allies moved against him, ending four decades of rule by a man who turned from independence hero to archetypal African strongman.
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The university has moved against Professor Xu weeks before China enters a succession of potentially contentious dates, magnifying the nervousness of leaders who are already grappling with a slowing economy and a trade dispute with the United States.
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It was James Murdoch — the one looking so unperturbed at the NatGeo presentation, posing for photos as waiters milled about in yellow suspenders and guests ate skirt steak and shrimp cocktail — who had most aggressively moved against Mr. O'Reilly.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's yuan barely moved against the dollar on Friday and was set to end this week flattish, with dealers slightly reducing bearish positions against the yuan and the central bank keeping daily guidance rates in a tight range.
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Mnangagwa has asked the country to let bygones be bygones, but many recall his role as state security minister during the Matabeleland massacres in the 1980s when the army killed thousands of people as Mugabe moved against a political rival.
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But his talk of intervening in Libya follows a Turkish incursion into northern Syria two months ago, as Turkish troops moved against American-backed, Kurdish-led militias there and struck an accommodation with the Russian forces active in the country.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors are threatening not to fund a US$10bn loan backing office supply retailer Staples' purchase of rival Office Depot after pricing moved against the deal, which could delay the completion of an acquisition already challenged by antitrust issues.
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All the political templates that moved against him domestically shifted in his favor diplomatically: Europe after Waterloo craved peace and stability, and Spanish decline continued, rendering her American possessions indefensible, as Adams made abundantly clear in negotiating the Transcontinental Treaty of 1819.
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For now, that force — and the 19893,000 People's Liberation Army troops routinely stationed in Hong Kong — have not moved against protesters, but in recent weeks, Hong Kong police have been increasingly inclined to use force against demonstrators and have made over 700 arrests.
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Billionaire investor David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital hedge fund, whose bets on car companies General Motors and Tesla both moved against him in August, lost 7.6 percent this month, leaving the fund down 25.1 percent for the year, two investors said on Friday.
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The plan developed by the Pentagon was intended to assure President Barack Obama that he had alternatives to war if Iran moved against the United States or its regional allies, and at one point involved thousands of U.S. military and intelligence personnel, the report said.
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Angolan President João Lourenço has vowed to fight graft since taking power last September and has moved against the family of the former president, firing his daughter Isabel as head of the state oil firm, Sonangol, and removing Jose Filomeno from the sovereign wealth fund.
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BOSTON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor David Einhorn's hedge fund Greenlight Capital, whose bets on and against car companies General Motors and Tesla moved against him in August, lost 7.6 percent this month leaving the fund down 25.1 percent for the year, two investors said on Friday.
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BERLIN — The German authorities moved against right-wing groups on two fronts on Tuesday, with an early-morning raid that led to the arrest of five people suspected of attacks on refugee shelters and the opening of a trial of the leader of an anti-immigrant group.
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ISTANBUL — The day after Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, declared a national state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup, an anxious nation awoke on Thursday to a text message from its leader, personally exhorting continued loyalty as the government moved against its enemies.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, former Vice President Joe Biden and talk show host Oprah Winfrey reveals a major problem for Trump as he seeks to build a winning coalition in 2020: Women -- across virtually every age, education and racial range -- have moved against him in major numbers.
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"Now you have a very monotone, ideological, left-leaning government, and they've dramatically moved against all the real estate interests," said Gary Barnett, the head of Extell Development, whose portfolio features a number of controversial buildings, including the supertall One22017, where a penthouse apartment recently sold for $22019 million.
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The killings on Tuesday in Ghor Province were the most recent indication that the extremist organization, also known as ISIS or ISIL, has been gaining adherents in new parts of the country, even as the authorities have successfully moved against its strongholds in the eastern province of Nangarhar, which borders Pakistan.
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Here's some more info about that unusual event: At the time, the Village was still a bohemian paradise (rather than today's ritzy neighborhood that uses its artistic legacy as a marketing tool), home to artists and playwrights and others who moved against the grain of conventional American society of the time.
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Exit polls from the flood of Super Tuesday primaries indicated that late-deciders moved against front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Now, more evidence is emerging that the Delhi police, who are under the direct command of Mr. Modi's government and have very few Muslim officers, concertedly moved against Muslims and at times actively helped the Hindu mobs that rampaged in New Delhi in late February, burning down Muslim homes and targeting Muslim families.
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With a series of simple gestures indicating a conventionally feminine physicality — subtle shoulder rolls, the grabbing of a breast, a foot slipping into a pair of high heels — Petronio conjured a mystique that was both beautiful and grotesque, a female form in peril, trying to reclaim any sense of youthful exuberance while time moved against her.
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Also in 2200, renowned oil trader Andrew Hall, who earned $2300 million in 22012, called time on his main Astenbeck Commodities Fund II. He had said in an earlier letter to investors that extreme volatility caused by "non-traditional investors and algorithmic trading" made it difficult to hold onto long-term positions when the market moved against them.
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She lay down on the ground and he lay down on top of her and kissed her and moved against her for a short while and then went further and there was hardly any of the supposed pain and really to the girl it just seemed badly designed, fiddly, a contrivance, a make-do job (as her father might say), and he rolled off her just in time and rose onto his knees and came on the ground.
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