If whites and other Americans were more uncomfortable with new arrivals, they wrote, it was partly because those new arrivals did not seem interested in becoming Americans.
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This applies to both new arrivals and sale items (with a small group of brands excluded), so you can go hog wild on both deeply-discounted steals and new arrivals.
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" He said Germany should welcome the new arrivals: "It's nothing!
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Most of the new arrivals are women, children and elderly.
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The government's theory: Gang members are preying on new arrivals.
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Shimanto offers subsidised child care and housing for new arrivals.
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Kym Johnson Herjavec's dog is onboard for two new arrivals!
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In Bawenne, some new arrivals have already started building houses.
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The question is how the country will treat new arrivals.
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It promises to hand out land to the new arrivals.
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The poor new arrivals, meanwhile, get by with almost nothing.
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The number of new arrivals has, in any case, plummeted.
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New arrivals have risen in Spain, but fallen in Italy.
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New arrivals joined and assisted those who had camped overnight.
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In 2015, the authorities registered over 1 million new arrivals.
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Yaxley said there were thousands of new arrivals every day.
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Shocking..... new arrivals here at BCWR this evening....... SHREK and SMURF.
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Much more could be done, and not just for new arrivals.
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To see, gawk at, and shop the new arrivals, click ahead.
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Pottery Barn Kids: 225% off everything, including furniture and new arrivals.
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Dover is symbolic as the entry point for many new arrivals.
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New arrivals, by the way, are not allowed in the restaurant.
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But so far new arrivals have not provided the same value.
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Mobile homes are being installed, and new arrivals appear almost daily.
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Several of the new arrivals were women with very young babies.
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Ellis Island inspectors reported no surge in paralysis among new arrivals.
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The new arrivals, after all, are not Dortmund's only tantalizing prospects.
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The new arrivals mean Rwanda is home to 25 of them.
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Most of the camps are overflowing, with new arrivals every day.
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Each year swelling cities must find space for a million new arrivals.
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On 9 October alone, an estimated 11,000 new arrivals crossed into Bangladesh.
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Walid watched his Syrian friends leave, and new arrivals swell the camp.
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The large number of new arrivals also meant more competition for jobs.
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Lille-born locals and new arrivals alike swear by the city's friendliness.
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New arrivals cross the border at a rate of 25,000 a week.
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Such a transformation promises increasing polarization among natives and new arrivals alike.
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That means closing Germany's borders to new arrivals for the time being.
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But on the islands, these transfers are still outpaced by new arrivals.
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But it is unclear whether the Arctic can sustain the new arrivals.
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The new arrivals, most of them Muslims, have stirred up political arguments.
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New arrivals are brought here on their first contact with the authorities.
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It was a rate far lower than the rate of new arrivals.
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Health workers are rushing to vaccinate all the new arrivals against cholera.
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One of the few new arrivals says she is happier working here.
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Volunteers counted 4,000 new arrivals in the first four months of 2018.
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All the brights, whites, and florals found in Nordstrom's romantic new arrivals.
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More than 90 percent of the new arrivals are women and children.
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And schools, particularly in the Kissimmee area, are bulging with new arrivals.
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Employers were unimpressed with the new arrivals' qualifications and foreign work experience.
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The new arrivals tend to be highly literate, legally savvy and assertive.
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Magazine published—related how the names of new arrivals who had been
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In Maiduguri, the camps swarm with tens of thousands of new arrivals.
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The Oklahoma City Zoo is "tickled pink" with these three new arrivals!
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For now, the new arrivals are considered a greater threat to livestock.
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Greece has already banned new arrivals at migrant camps since March 1.
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The resort said it's still not accepting new arrivals until further notice.
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The step comes amid a continuing influx of new arrivals from Turkey.
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New immigration acts were designed to restrict the number of new arrivals.
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The idea is to protect families and vulnerable new arrivals from abuses.
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Driving to the airport to pick up new arrivals last week, Mrs.
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But now, life for many of the new arrivals has settled down.
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But it could also help save new arrivals to California from embarrassment.
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Compared with their population, Ireland, Australia and Canada see far more new arrivals.
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Camps can swiftly expand to cope with a sudden surge of new arrivals.
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We're used to fawning over the new arrivals that pop in for fall.
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Nordstrom: New arrivals for the home at super-sale prices (through August 250).
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IN 2021 Charterhouse's hushed cloisters and vast, immaculate lawns will welcome new arrivals.
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Scroll through to see all the best, fresh, new arrivals in haircare, ahead.
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The canine couple also welcomed new arrivals of their own during November 2016.
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But Jobbik contends that some of the new arrivals pose a security threat.
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Also, beautiful baby bedding, and those were made custom by New Arrivals, Inc.
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The board has produced a fact sheet on child marriage for new arrivals.
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Prior to the agreement, new arrivals numbered as many as 2,000 a day.
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The new arrivals were hardworking, disciplined and more literate than other immigrant groups.
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Later, new arrivals had to wear a single orange bead on their mala
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More than 90 per cent of the new arrivals are women and children.
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To celebrate the news, click on to shop some of Zara's new arrivals.
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They like to pose it to new arrivals when an airplane passes overhead.
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However, the number of new arrivals has picked up markedly in recent days.
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Within months, a landlord ordered the new arrivals to leave the overcrowded apartment.
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Plus, there are still discounts to be had on the new arrivals too.
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More than 90 percent of the new arrivals were from Guatemala, officials said.
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We're also taking in roughly half a million legal new arrivals a year.
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But the Turkish government has been quickly turning new arrivals right back around.
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Dr. Willerslev's research suggests the new arrivals mixed with older South American populations.
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The fluid movement of refugees also makes it difficult to identify new arrivals.
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"Plus, these items often experience markdowns as new arrivals are always being released."
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In fact, the country officially encourages new arrivals to maintain their own culture.
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New arrivals have in the main been well absorbed into the larger society.
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New arrivals turn up daily at Uusgure camp, now home to nearly 400 families.
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The WCC's new arrivals are an important boost to the base red wolf population.
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REPORTER: The American Airlines jet I flew in on sits with other new arrivals.
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Once the numbers of new arrivals fell, EU politicians became complacent, thinks Mr Knaus.
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Under the EU-Turkey deal, hundreds of new arrivals have been detained since Sunday.
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Mr Stevenson posts photos of new arrivals, new releases, staff picks and dealer choices.
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The 59 new arrivals are welcome, but barely scratch the surface of unmet needs.
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Ahead, find 21 pieces from H&M's new arrivals that you'll swear are designer.
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What's different about this Nordstrom sale is that even new arrivals are marked down.
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"During the implementation period, we'll introduce a registration scheme for new arrivals," he added.
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Last year, Venezuelans were the largest group of new arrivals, followed closely by Haitians.
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They say most of the new arrivals are foreign fighters who wear distinct uniforms.
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The new arrivals include a selection of practical items for the more outdoorsy folks.
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New arrivals rifle through boxes of used clothing, searching for something that might fit.
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In typical English style the shopkeepers are stiff upper-lipped about their new arrivals.
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New arrivals will also periodically show up to shake things up a bit — i.e.
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These new arrivals today both operate on its MI UI Android software fork, however.
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I browse the new arrivals and instantly fall in love with a few pieces.
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Next is the question of what sort of controls to have for new arrivals.
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The family dogs, Taz and Tyson, greeted the minivan to inspect the new arrivals.
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With rising rents come shops and services aimed at new arrivals with deep pockets.
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New arrivals have made the city wonderfully diverse, the most mixed in the Midlands.
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Though some locals exploit the Syrians, others say they have welcomed the new arrivals.
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Initial sympathy for the new arrivals soon turned to alarm as their numbers mounted.
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The idea of requiring new arrivals to visit concentration camps was not universally endorsed.
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Who, I wondered, was lobbying for the American workers competing with the new arrivals?
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Communities and camps, already hosting thousands of displaced, are struggling to absorb new arrivals.
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New arrivals describe New Zealand as more idealistic and less frustrating than other places.
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Yet some politicians developed the lands in exchange for votes from the new arrivals.
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WELCOME: A Mo Willems Guide for New Arrivals, written and illustrated by Mo Willems.
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The exodus of residents that followed, however, has been partly stemmed by new arrivals.
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The new arrivals, from elsewhere in the country, hope for more opportunities in Lagos.
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The new arrivals joined more than 277,000 Rohingya who had escaped in recent years.
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Even with the new arrivals, there was a lot the lawyers still didn't know.
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The continental European financial centres all say they have acres of space for new arrivals.
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The principal sees these new arrivals as "unique" and "wonderful" breaks to a stressful situation.
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There has been no news from Larry's largest unofficial Twitter account about the new arrivals.
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You can browse a monthly set of new arrivals, different genres, authors, and modern classics.
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The new arrivals should bring with them cutting-edge capital assets and best-practice management.
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New arrivals to the city must speak in Spanish; any other language is considered rude.
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Wagga Wagga's Multicultural Council says the population is only growing thanks to the new arrivals.
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They hire people called "feeders" to advertise their safety records and to recruit new arrivals.
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New arrivals are constantly flowing into Nordstrom, which can be both a blessing and curse.
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We're avid trackers of its new arrivals every Tuesday and Thursday for this exact reason.
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"I am and remain absolutely against any new arrivals in Italy," Salvini said on Twitter.
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With just one swipe you'll realize these new arrivals are unlike anything you've used before.
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The new arrivals, in contrast, are young, with a long working life ahead of them.
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How will you deal with an influx of new arrivals, or manage an angry mob?
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Granted, spring seems to be the time for new arrivals anyway — at least this spring.
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Even with the UNHCR's extra cash the new arrivals will not find the adjustment easy.
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Few of the new arrivals spoke English, and many were illiterate in their native languages.
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Click ahead to check out our beauty team's top picks from Ulta's new arrivals section.
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Many of the new arrivals were priced out of their old neighbourhoods in trendy Brooklyn.
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There has in fact been a surge in new arrivals in recent days (see chart).
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Like rivals globally, Australia's media companies have been squeezed by new arrivals and digital advertising.
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New arrivals like Haidar might also find the Love-Europe app useful for navigating Germany.
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But most of the new arrivals bring with them real problems instead of materialistic items.
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A common experience for new arrivals is to register at the Ausländerbehörde (Immigration & Naturalization Service).
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New arrivals will be issued with an electronic wristband that monitors whether they violate quarantine.
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We also suggest the weekend's best TV and round up new arrivals on streaming services.
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There is a real cleavage between second-, third- and fourth-generation Hispanics and new arrivals.
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Some are quarantining new arrivals until they are medically cleared to join the general population.
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While subscribers quickly learn to navigate the house, new arrivals are often lost without assistance.
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The community quickly grew, with a steady stream of new arrivals and American-born children.
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Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said several hundred of the new arrivals were immediately deported.
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When new arrivals are pressed to speak only English, native languages and dialects fade away.
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This study also doesn't offer evidence that existing residents were displaced by the new arrivals.
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During the intake process, new arrivals were given food, water, clothing, shoes and hygiene products.
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Yet the disorientation for the new arrivals can be as unrelenting as the Canadian winter.
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But Emily can't even focus on the consequences, because she sees another shipment of new arrivals.
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Cúcuta, a city of around 670,000 people, is struggling to cope with so many new arrivals.
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Many of the new arrivals were unaccompanied minors, and the influx stretched services to the limit.
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Every Monday we do our weekly pilgrimage to Zara's website to check out their new arrivals.
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Nearly all Swedes have them, yet only half of new arrivals do, according to government statistics.
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Every five minutes or so, a bus pulls into Hammam al-Alil with more new arrivals.
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Serena & Lily: Save up to 30% off select summer picks and new arrivals through June 26.
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Or you could take advantage of markdowns on new arrivals and score a new leather jacket.
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That's kind of how we feel about the styling every time Zara's new arrivals come out.
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The coastal states on the Mediterranean want their EU peers to take in some new arrivals.
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Many new arrivals depend on the free services of local NGOs to help them settle in.
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New arrivals get smaller, stony plots, big enough to grow household greens, but not a surplus.
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Both zoos said that their furry new arrivals won't be on public display for some time.
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On Monday, Greek authorities said they had registered 339 new arrivals over the past 24 hours.
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Existing camps, such as Nayapara and Kutupalong, the largest, have swelled to accommodate the new arrivals.
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And given the length of time since the last occurrence, any bugs are likely new arrivals.
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Chinese restaurants are sprouting to cater for new arrivals who are rarely fond of Pakistani food.
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Many of the new arrivals trace their roots to one Dominican city, San José de Ocoa.
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The euro crisis involved bailouts for other countries; the migration crisis saw bailouts for new arrivals.
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Then came the internet, bringing new arrivals who were not weekenders and retirees, but working people.
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Want to learn how to set a classy table for new arrivals from the old country?
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My cell phone was back at Powell's, on a shelf with all the other New Arrivals.
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Given the tough procedures already in place, the problem is not gaps in screening new arrivals.
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And that followed Trump's musings about the need to close the country entirely to new arrivals.
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In 2015, new arrivals could move swiftly toward the Greek mainland, and then onward to Germany.
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But the new arrivals indicate that collision could happen in half the time scientists previously expected.
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Throughout the city, there is little integration between the new arrivals and residents of longer standing.
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Often, the growth centers were themselves isolated, lacking in opportunities and unprepared for the new arrivals.
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It remained unclear how long it would take the authorities to register all the new arrivals.
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On Sunday, American troops walked between the new arrivals with a hand-held screen, asking questions.
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Here's a look at several of the new arrivals injecting vitality into an already thriving landscape.
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"The change in the new arrivals figure ... is due, in large part, to the additional estimated 35,000 new arrivals settling in the two refugee camps, which was not reported in the last situation report," the Inter-Sector Coordination Group of aid agencies said in a statement.
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The system for registering new arrivals was described to VICE News as 'Kafka-esque bullshit' The system for registering new arrivals at the island facilities was described to VICE News as "Kafka-esque bullshit" with not enough properly trained staff to facilitate the processing of asylum claims.
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Now, new arrivals are supposed to be held in centers pending the outcome of their asylum applications.
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But after the deal was implemented on March 20, new arrivals were officially confined to the islands.
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So far, the new arrivals do not seem to have caused much of a stir in Blackpool.
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Many of the residents of the camp are not new arrivals, nor are they in Italy illegally.
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What saved the city was immigration, replenishing the population with 854,000 new arrivals between 1980 and 1989.
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In recent months, I have visited a half-dozen new arrivals that are proudly and solely Chinese.
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Local officials and employers have been struggling to find space for all the new arrivals and employees.
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Many politicians interpret the vote for Brexit as a plea to reduce the number of new arrivals.
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The new arrivals join tons of already streaming holiday favorites like Love Actually and A Christmas Prince.
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Whereas Beijing and Shanghai are attempting, misguidedly, to curb migration, Guangdong is trying to attract new arrivals.
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Two agencies, Catholic Charities and the International Institute of Erie, are tasked with greeting the new arrivals.
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It helped that the town is no stranger to new arrivals, with a mix of 130 nationalities.
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The bloc is now trying to implement a deal which would see Turkey take back new arrivals.
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The government has created a fund to finance the costs of accommodating and integrating the new arrivals.
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The report said $77 million in funding was needed to deliver urgent aid to the new arrivals.
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And some local residents are already bristling at the new arrivals, with tensions flaring in the streets.
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Why did fellow-inmates, as well as Germans, beat new arrivals and call them sons of bitches?
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As the number of new arrivals has grown, immigration has risen up the list of voters' concerns.
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New arrivals, called "boots," are often harassed and harangued by their seniors to toughen them for combat.
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Like the other new arrivals Abieyuwa sounds a cautionary note to other Nigerians planning a similar journey.
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Click ahead to check out all of best new arrivals to hit Forever 21's virtual shelves.
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The core recommendations include offering aid as soon as new arrivals set foot at ports of entry.
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If this season's new arrivals have taught us anything, it's that we've hit peak spring-color exhaustion.
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They say the credentials brand them as new arrivals undeserving of citizenship, despite being born in Myanmar.
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New arrivals have their temperatures checked, and staff are supposed to remain home if they feel sick.
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As Canal Street is consumed by the two, new arrivals are seeing it for the first time.
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Without notice, there also was no time to build political and community support for the new arrivals.
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The new arrivals at DNI are only multiplying the disconnect between the President and his intelligence agencies.
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Some days this spring were so busy that new arrivals had to be sent to overflow sites.
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Calls had circulated in the past week for new arrivals from the mainland to be barred. Mrs.
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He came from Guyana 31 years ago; why should new arrivals be allowed to break the rules?
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Some of the new arrivals make a "dark money" pledge that their donors will never be disclosed.
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Finding a suitable office is one of the first big challenges faced by new arrivals into London.
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It also said there was no effort to offer counseling against violent extremist ideology to new arrivals.
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Where is the incentive for new arrivals to follow the law when the law is not enforced?
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Even some of their new arrivals — including jackets, sweatshirts, and denim — have been knocked down in price.
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These new arrivals worked long hours, six or seven days a week, with little pay, he said.
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The organization released 56 orangutans into remote rain forests last year while taking in 61 new arrivals.
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These new arrivals sometimes struggle to make ends meet while living alongside the Thai capital's wealthier inhabitants.
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Among the new arrivals is the Morgan at Provost Square, a 38-story tower that opened in October.
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That suggests that results will improve as the new arrivals get richer and come to speak better English.
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Each day brings new arrivals, according to Father Abraham, a priest and representative of Amharas displaced from Oromia.
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But if you can't wait that long, the new arrivals are exclusively available right now on Sephora's app.
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The IAB said the number of new arrivals had stabilised at about 16,000 refugees per month since April.
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There were three courts, and new arrivals had to start on the furthest court from the park's entrance.
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Britain's higher wages relative to most other European countries have also been a major draw for new arrivals.
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The list of new arrivals includes bald heads, curly hair, a kangaroo, and a face with pleading eyes.
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The British government refused to resettle the new arrivals, hoping that the government of Cyprus would do so.
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Locally based fast-food chains that undercut McDonald's or KFC have done much better than the new arrivals.
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Without a deal, new arrivals wishing to stay longer than three months would have to apply for permission.
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Thankfully, the zoo is sharing photos and videos of the new arrivals, who love to cuddle up together.
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Even Centipede Central, Discord's pro-Trump chat, forces new arrivals to type a set phrase for full permissions.
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Cúcuta, already a place plagued by unemployment, doesn't have income opportunities to offer the surge of new arrivals.
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But the economics of the influx still matters, not least because it colours perceptions of the new arrivals.
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Meanwhile staff at the Rancheria community kitchen say they are still seeing about 400 new arrivals every week.
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Unskilled workers and existing migrants are most vulnerable, as they are the closest substitutes for the new arrivals.
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But the number of new arrivals has dropped sharply since the European Union struck a deal with Turkey.
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Town police worked with new arrivals to ease crime; local leaders helped refugees set up their own businesses.
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The new arrivals are often unfamiliar with their fast-changing former home, making them easy targets for gangs.
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Some Trinidadians fear that the new arrivals will threaten their job security and pull down already stagnant wages.
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New arrivals from China had been blocked by federal statutes from 22019 (aimed at women) and 1882 (men).
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Those new arrivals were, like the working-class community they were joining and gently eroding, mainly Labour voters.
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But the many requirements needed for settlement for new arrivals, whether refugees or migrants, can still be daunting.
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Tense, nervous, the new arrivals restrain themselves: they do not cry out, they do not call — not yet.
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Hong Kong officials announced that new arrivals would be subject to a mandatory 14 days of self-isolation.
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New arrivals who turn to street vending in Barcelona normally start out with help from an established mantero.
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I like finishing a book and then going to the bookstore to browse through the new-arrivals table.
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Our new arrivals are no longer benefiting from a national policy of multiculturalism that tells them they belong.
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As the rate of new arrivals declined, Mr. de Maizière said, the rate of rejected asylum seekers increased.
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But the centers have continued to operate, receiving new arrivals from boats intercepted by Libya's EU-backed coastguard.
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Most of the new arrivals move to Seoul or to its suburbs in Gyeonggi, the province next door.
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Mass migration into Europe over the past four years has hardened voters across the continent against new arrivals.
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Clinton lost, and argued that new arrivals in Florida and North Carolina would make those states tilt Democratic.
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Bangladeshi police threatened refugees already in the country with arrest if they help new arrivals, refugee sources said.
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As New York's Russian Jewish population swelled, HIAS provided shelter, meals, clothes, rides and employment to new arrivals.
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Canada's tightknit Burundian community of roughly 10,000 has welcomed the stream of new arrivals since the crisis erupted.
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While the number of new arrivals has dropped significantly, the debate about migration has grown heated in Europe.
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A spokesman for the U.N. refugee agency said a fifth of new arrivals were suffering from acute malnutrition.
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In debates he is at pains to stress that the new arrivals are not permanent immigrants, but guest workers.
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She says it's groups like hers, not the state, who are helping the new arrivals safely reach the shore.
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WATSON: During the peak of the European migrant crisis of 2015, more than 160,103 new arrivals crossed Sweden's borders.
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Pottery Barn Kids: Up to 2100% off select items including new arrivals, furniture, bedding, bath, decor, rugs and windows.
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Bayern LB economist Stefan Kipar said there is no indication that the new arrivals were fuelling unemployment among locals.
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In interviews, new arrivals from Syria, Iraq, and Somalia said their main concerns were finding jobs and learning English.
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And fear of immigrants has been further stoked by reports of rapes and other crimes committed by new arrivals.
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Another, the nearby Bidi Bidi settlement, was closed to new arrivals in December after it had taken in 272,000.
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These tweaks, however, do not tackle the biggest problem Sweden faces in integrating new arrivals: its rigid labour market.
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Humanitarians estimate at least 28% of the new arrivals — landing just as winter sets in — are women and children.
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Its indigenous population resented the new arrivals, and the British made promises about land ownership to their tribal chiefs.
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Banks typically demand proofs of residence, such as utility or local-tax bills, which new arrivals do not have.
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The wave of new arrivals since 2015 has accelerated its long-term evolution into a more plural, fragmented country.
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The United States is the world's top resettlement country, taking in almost 85,000 new arrivals in 2016, UNHCR said.
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One is that new arrivals are better educated than the people who crossed earlier, who were generally low-skilled.
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While Flynn was seen as uncomfortably close to Moscow, the new arrivals are likely to recommend a tougher stance.
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New arrivals join a program of intensive Swedish on the ground floor, separated from Swedes on the first floor.
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The new arrivals in Nigeria live mainly with host families who have supported them with food, clothing and shelter.
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Salary Alley is seeing new businesses shut down, buildings torn up and new arrivals, not old residents, forced out.
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Although Nintendo suggested that the pipeline for new mobile games will slow once these two new arrivals are released.
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Established residents alleged that many of the places these new arrivals said they called home were in fact empty.
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The ISCG in Bangladesh said $77 million in funding was needed to deliver urgent aid to the new arrivals.
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It is accepted that con artists, pickpockets, and other unsavoury types will gravitate towards new arrivals at a destination.
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The predominance of new arrivals means that most of the shows are, above all, thank you notes to donors.
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He offered me some cans of emergency rations, but they are for new arrivals, when they are extremely malnourished.
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The shelters have been full for weeks meaning some new arrivals are put in detention centers and police cells.
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Fishermen seeking the new arrivals, for example, are at the mercy of shifting currents that are often a mystery.
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More than the other new arrivals, Laimbeer said, Bulgak and Schimmel needed time to acclimate to the team's system.
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Again, the samples tend exclude younger, lower income, new arrivals as well as minority voters — in other words, Democrats.
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In Amugo camp, new arrivals sleep under loose white tarpaulins as they lack the tools to build proper shelters.
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And this morning, during our typical daily scan through Zara's new arrivals, we stumbled across its mid-season sale.
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Survivors recall that Mengele sniffed at the flower in his lapel as he decided the fate of new arrivals.
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The slow processing of cases reduces the population at the camps, while the trickle of new arrivals replenishes it.
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All these new arrivals create major problems, from housing shortages to insane Los Angeles-style traffic in Silicon Valley.
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The new arrivals made a profound mark on New Orleans, influencing its legal profession, cuisine, journalism, politics and music.
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Fewer than a quarter of the new arrivals settled in the camps; the rest squatted or lived with relatives.
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But the back and forth between acceptance and rejection can be particularly confusing for new arrivals like the Lalqaraghulis.
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Many new arrivals settled in the West London neighborhood of Notting Hill, where rising tensions led to race riots.
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Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said several hundred of the new arrivals were immediately deported on planes and buses.
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Bangladesh, meanwhile, has received over 400,000 new arrivals since Myanmar's military began intensifying attacks on Rohingya villages last month.
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It has also hampered integration for many new arrivals in a country where immigration is a hot political topic.
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Immigration is a permanent aspect of today's Europe and it requires acceptance of new arrivals to foster healthy societies.
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" Has the illegal influx of "New arrivals … limited … our capacity to absorb them into the ranks of good citizenship?
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He aims to do so by stripping away that anonymity and encouraging interaction between locals and the new arrivals.
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In an era glutted with music festivals big and small, it's not easy for new arrivals to stand out.
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Some of these new arrivals mixed with the Rohingya, then known more commonly as Arakanese Indians or Arakanese Muslims.
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Inevitably, there are new arrivals, which helpfully provides the existing characters a chance to explain everything during the pilot.
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German nationals lined up to clap and cheer the new arrivals, handing out chocolate and clothing as they disembarked.
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Sometimes it feels like we spend more time on the Zara New Arrivals page than we do our own inboxes.
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Curating this year's new arrivals was tough, but we managed to narrow the list down to our top-ten favorites.
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The view from Haiti Across the border in Ouanaminthe, Sister Marleny Gomez helps new arrivals find their way back home.
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Schoolchildren learn about the Holocaust, and Germany is promising classes to instruct new arrivals in its standards, customs and beliefs.
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Ding has co-founded a company to advise new arrivals on ways to invest their money in Hungary and beyond.
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But the deadline to extend the program came and went on March 5 and new arrivals aren't eligible for DACA.
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The new arrivals would depress their wages and compete with them for resources such as social housing and unemployment benefits.
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Trump revises his tax plan, raises top rate Republican organizers say they are paying close attention to these new arrivals.
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Mission to New Arrivals, a Christian non-profit, teaches newcomers arts-and-crafts and helps them to sell their creations.
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Aid agencies are struggling to house the new arrivals as the inflow has clogged the system for processing asylum claims.
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Instead of dressing up for the AMAs, Jenner spent the evening comforting Bambi and snapping pictures of her new arrivals.
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Legal appeals to asylum rulings can take years and the economy is chronically sluggish, providing few opportunities to new arrivals.
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But even if it stays at its level of 2015, Italy can expect more than 150,000 new arrivals this year.
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Like other new arrivals on the canals, Mr. van Wely owned a house in Amsterdam before moving onto the water.
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Several others said Hofer voters were more likely to be new arrivals in Austria, less aware of the FPO's past.
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The first is a secret ballot among the Democrats, including new arrivals, with the winner decided by a simple majority.
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Yesterday, a new line called Dream Daily by Clover Canyon quietly popped up in Target's new arrivals, Racked pointed out.
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The new arrivals in 2202 included a record 2628,28500 parents, 6900,2628 siblings, and more than 28503,22019 spouses of U.S. citizens.
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It's 1908 Halifax, and these new arrivals — Jews who fled Romania — have been shunted into a line for the sick.
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New arrivals in La Paz, one of the highest cities in the world, often complain of feeling groggy and nauseated.
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He continued to fight racism on his doorstep, even as its focus shifted to new arrivals from Britain's former colonies.
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Two of those groups were Mexicans who had been in America for a while and Mexicans who were new arrivals.
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One film follows Syrian refugees living in Europe, who used the app to share hard-won wisdom with new arrivals.
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The administration has defended the operation, saying it follows DHS's 2014 guidelines for prioritizing criminals and new arrivals for deportation.
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On the other hand, some high-cost cities are seeing many new arrivals priced out of red-hot housing markets.
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For example, its affiliate in Fayetteville relies on 13 local congregations whose members have been preparing for the new arrivals.
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It will be replaced with a closed facility that will process new arrivals and people whose asylum applications were rejected.
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" Tribes generally welcomed the new arrivals, he said, but still, "it was like, 'Where are all these Indians coming from?
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"We are trying to catch up with the wave of the new arrivals," said Sadiq Muhammed, the deputy camp director.
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Rents are set to head even lower, with the numbers of new units exceeding the number of new arrivals, Chandran noted.
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Near the registers we found some uninspired "new arrivals" displays, like this one featuring picked over mugs and tumblers for bridesmaids.
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Considering such clear economic benefits, you'd expect an efficient, straightforward process for turning America's tech-savviest new arrivals into U.S. citizens.
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More important, it's one of the new arrivals cementing Hulu's reputation as a platform committed to recruiting and nurturing female talent.
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Exhausted but relieved, the new arrivals wrapped their wet feet in thermal blankets as volunteers handed out dry clothes and supplies.
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Another, of the ramp at Auschwitz, was so enlarged that the viewer was left, like the new arrivals, fearful and confused.
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But some British tabloids, not known for their excessive sympathy towards asylum-seekers, queried whether the new arrivals were under 18.
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This is the retailer's biggest event of the year, featuring brand-new arrivals at insanely discounted prices for just two weeks.
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They must figure out how to shelter, feed, heat, entertain and aid the new arrivals from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere.
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Melissa McCarthy Seven7: 25 percent off site-wide (including new arrivals), plus up to 70% off previous seasons; through May 30.
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With fall having already arrived (in theory), it's easy to get overwhelmed by the new arrivals hitting stores on the daily.
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The zoo is keeping a close eye on the new arrivals, making sure that the chicks don't gain weight too quickly.
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Many of the new arrivals are hungry and sick, without shelter or clean water in the middle of the rainy season.
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If you've been watching Ulta Beauty specifically, you might have noticed a few extra pages on the site's "new arrivals" section.
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That may have less appeal in Nigeria, where more people live in cities and new arrivals often come with their families.
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If you shop at Zara regularly, you know its new arrivals section is updated more often than you can even comprehend.
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The government needs to work out how to deal with and respect the rights of the burgeoning number of new arrivals.
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More than a quarter are children and over half the new arrivals have been women and children, according to U.N. data.
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All four freedoms, including of movement of people, will continue, though Mrs May wants to limit new arrivals' right to stay.
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Eight new arrivals—three Syrians, two Afghans, two Eritreans and a Pakistani—are taking elementary German lessons in the Café Friends.
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In a couple of weeks keepers will take a closer look at the new arrivals and we will determine their gender.
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In Shenzhen, in south China, Madison's Chinese family took the new arrivals on a tour of the Hakka Folk Culture Museum.
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And each week brings more new arrivals flocking to areas like Santa Maria in search of cheap land and affordable living.
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The country has always been choosy, accepting new arrivals based on their professional résumé more than family ties or humanitarian need.
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The migrants have been distributed among Italy's 20 regions, with Lombardy and Sicily together accommodating 25 percent of the new arrivals.
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New arrivals refresh the stately Upper East Side, and artist-run start-ups create vibrant, if fragile, art neighborhoods in Brooklyn.
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Colombia is, by far, bearing the brunt of these outflows, with over 85033 million new arrivals in just the past year.
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Rebecca Taylor RNTD had an impressive amount of items, though unfortunately several of the new arrivals weren't available in most sizes.
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Germany had an influx of asylum seekers last year accepting over 1.1 million new arrivals from war torn countries, including Syria.
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Now it will become a restricted center where new arrivals will be processed and housed before possible deportation back to Turkey.
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The International Organization for Migration said the estimate of new arrivals had increased considerably partly because of an assessment on Sept.
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On one hand, this movement could help establish unity by preserving the English language and assisting new arrivals in learning English.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Israel was introducing a 14-day quarantine for all new arrivals within its borders, including Israelis.
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Ms. Graham's father, Bob Graham, is a former governor and senator beloved among older Democrats but unknown to many new arrivals.
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Previously, new arrivals were distributed among communities throughout the country, and were put in temporary accommodation while their status was decided.
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Around 90 percent of the recent arrivals are Haitians, said Ms. Dupuis of the Quebec agency, Praida, that handles new arrivals.
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Gruesome violence is often used in Brazilian prisons to gain respect and send a strong message to new arrivals, he said.
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After all, it was the working-class whites who had to share their neighborhoods, jobs and schools with the new arrivals.
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Many homeowners earn extra income by renting out shacks on their property to the endless stream of new arrivals to Khayelitsha.
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Réunion Island's health agency is not taking temperature readings for any new arrivals, which has angered locals, Imaz Press Réunion reported.
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Many of the new arrivals settled in the West London neighborhood of Notting Hill, where rising tensions led to race riots.
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The number of sticks, powders, and liquid formulas flooding the New Arrivals section has been overwhelming — even for us beauty editors.
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He disinfected the clothing of new arrivals with the same Zyklon B pellets used to murder prisoners in the gas chamber.
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Dennis C. Walczyk, chief executive of Catholic Charities of Buffalo, said that the president's order had spread suspicion among new arrivals.
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Its measure of success is whether it has brought down to zero the number of new arrivals into the European Union.
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His Republican opponent reflects the changing nature of the state, although he is more conservative than many of the new arrivals.
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Like other Latino immigrant groups, the new arrivals formed a youth gang of the sort proliferating in L.A. at the time.
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In Uganda, I traveled to the landing zones at Sebagoro, Ntoroko, and Nsonga to speak with sick and starved new arrivals.
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Bangladesh hopes to make room for new arrivals by building a 2,000-acre camp in the Ukhia area of Cox's Bazar.
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And we know at least one adorable 4-year-old princess who is over-the-moon excited about the two new arrivals!
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Plus, according to the Nordstrom site, select new arrivals will also be eligible for the promotion, so closet refresh, here we come.
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Much as Trump himself keeps promising a warm welcome to new arrivals, many of our fellow travelers have not internalized the message.
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Denmark has cut benefits to new arrivals by about 50 percent and has introduced tough language requirements for those seeking permanent residency.
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The big picture: Unlike many countries affected by the global migration crisis, Latin American countries have absorbed new arrivals mostly without hostility.
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The 70,000 new arrivals joined more than 200,000 Rohingya already in Bangladesh, many living in camps, who fled earlier crackdowns in Myanmar.
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Reno and her staff were expecting LOL's due date to arrive soon, it was the number of new arrivals that shocked them.
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While we look forward to every "new arrivals" drop, the winter and holiday collections are always the best drop of the year.
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It's hard not to be easily seduced by Zara's constant stream of new arrivals, especially at the start of a new season.
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It says problems like children trafficking existed in Bangladesh's camps, even before they were overwhelmed by the more than 2500,0003 new arrivals.
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The Tajoura detention center took in more migrants after the strike but is no longer accepting new arrivals, a coastguard official said.
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And sure enough, we were appropriately skeptical when a selection of corset belts showed up in the "New Arrivals" section at ASOS.
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Life must go on Volunteers give the family a tent and help them pitch it, like they do for all new arrivals.
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Just footsteps away, the Canadian Border Services Agency have sent up tents where officers process the new arrivals, reported CNN affiliate WPTZ.
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It's why there are cottage industries in refugee camps that provide "American clothes" on credit, so new arrivals can immediately blend in.
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Italy is under pressure to manage new arrivals because some 600,000 migrants have reached it by sea from North Africa since 2014.
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On the main road, dozens of new arrivals have set up makeshift trading stalls within days of escaping the conflict back home.
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Across much of the South and West, new arrivals from Democratic-leaning states are turning traditionally-red states a little more blue.
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Southern and wealthy central states demand that all EU members host some new arrivals but eastern states refuse leading to a stalemate.
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But he and other new arrivals were beginning to confront fresh questions: How were they supposed to work with these enthusiastic strangers?
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Most new arrivals are going to the predominantly French-speaking province of Quebec, sparking protests from opposition politicians and anti-immigrant groups.
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They would be the first new arrivals in a decade, extending the life of an institution that has disappointed on every front.
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UNICEF estimated that about 60 percent of new arrivals were children, and that between 3,000 and 4,000 were severely and acutely malnourished.
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Today there are 65 monks in Simonopetra, mostly Greek; we met French monks and new arrivals from Lebanon and Syria, as well.
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His party campaigned on promises to expel hundreds of thousands of migrants and to prevent new arrivals from landing on Italian shores.
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New arrivals to the camps, who have not been subject to health checks in the past, are now being tested for fever.
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From Herat, tens of thousands of the new arrivals have boarded more overloaded buses and vans en route to Kabul, the capital.
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More than half of all new arrivals to Greece during the first eight months of 2018 went to Lesbos, the agency said.
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Though new arrivals to Germany and Europe have dropped off almost entirely, a backlash against immigration has brought support to nativist groups.
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"We are stretched almost to the limit," said Francine Dupuis, the spokeswoman for the Quebec government agency responsible for assisting new arrivals.
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He keeps a tally of new arrivals on a whiteboard, noting that officials are bracing for an uptick in the months ahead.
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New arrivals to Beijing are currently placed in a 14-day quarantine, making the logistics of a large-scale event almost impossible.
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One of those new arrivals is Bachelor in Paradise contestant Matt Donald, who was previously on Hannah Brown's season of The Bachelorette.
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Taking their place come new arrivals such as 4STOX and Katoen Natie (Antwerp), Verbrugge International (Vlissingen) and ACE Warehousing (Kaohsiung in Taiwan).
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And in some camps for displaced people, new arrivals fleeing the militants are moving in even as others are moving back home.
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And so on steamy fall mornings, when the new arrivals dug in their gardens or tilled their fields, they unearthed small fortunes.
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Athens has announced plans to shut overcrowded refugee camps on Aegean islands and replace them with holding centers to process new arrivals.
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Mainstream politicians have played their part by resisting whatever temptation there might have been to demonize the new arrivals for electoral gain.
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Tens of thousands of Chinese nationals have come to Pakistan, but the new arrivals face dangers, creating a headache for Pakistani security officials.
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It seems like we scope out the New Arrivals section at least once a week to see if there's anything new worth trying.
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Southern EU states such as Italy and Greece feel overrun and the bloc's eastern members refuse to host any of the new arrivals.
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As new arrivals pour into our go-to e-tailers, one thing is glaringly clear: nothing's worth buying unless it comes in pastel.
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New arrivals, like the Beardsley Zoo cubs, help protect the species by keeping the limited pool that's left of Amur tigers genetically diverse.
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Most of the new arrivals said their villages had been torched on Friday, when huge clouds of smoke were clearly seen over Myanmar.
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Using new arrivals from Macy's Thalia line, created exclusively for Macy's, we then searched for the perfect silhouette to emphasize their favorite feature.
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If the progress of the continent's Roma population is anything to go by, the new arrivals could be bound for a destitute existence.
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For years, Italian officials quietly let new arrivals slip away without identifying or registering them so that they could ask for asylum elsewhere.
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George doesn't necessarily think the immigrants need to leave Italy, but feels that the new arrivals are getting first priority over Italian citizens.
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Here are our longtime favorite books, as well as a few new arrivals, to inspire (and possibly save?) your last-minute gift-giving.
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A fair few of the new arrivals will have their first experience of urban living bunking in one of the hostels' 1,350 beds.
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The feeders usually work in businesses, such as home rentals and catering, that are likely to bring them into contact with new arrivals.
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Immigration has soared to first place in rankings of voters' concerns (see chart), despite the success of efforts to integrate the new arrivals.
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Polls suggest that few native-born Europeans want to deprive new arrivals of instant access to health care and schools for their children.
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The 3,000 new arrivals add to about 24,000 Malians who have fled to Burkina Faso since Islamists seized Mali's desert north in 2012.
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Scroll ahead to stare at all our favorites, and keep checking back as we update this post with new arrivals throughout the night.
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The warden decided not to quarantine 40 new arrivals from Tallahatchie in February despite concerns raised by the medical staff, one email showed.
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PayPal's chief executive last year told a conference it was asking existing employees to rent rooms to new arrivals, the Irish Times reported.
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The new priorities specifically target three groups of immigrants: those with criminal records, new arrivals, and people with deportation orders given after 2013.
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While Chip and Joanna Gaines are currently expecting their fifth child, due this summer, they are already celebrating a few more new arrivals.
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Baria, who was present for the birth, told French news agency AFP that the family is "over the moon" with the new arrivals.
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The extent to which new arrivals are integrated into the labour market will determine the long-term economic impact of the migrant inflow.
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Costa Rica's foreign ministry has said their poverty will not be an obstacle, but warns that it will send new arrivals back home.
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Ancient humans presumably appreciated that these new arrivals were helping keep their stores free from infestation, and as a bonus, were super cute.
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New arrivals are not eligible for DACA -- so to suggest that people are coming here to obtain the program's protections is simply wrong.
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Since the Bosso attack last month, Ali has let 45 new arrivals camp on the dusty ground of the courtyard Moumouni gave him.
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While most countries offer new arrivals some kind of medical screening, the quality was "questionable" and overlooked mental health problems, the charity said.
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Pelosi on Thursday hammered the president for that remark, arguing that the country's economic viability hinges on a healthy influx of new arrivals.
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This is also why the government of Bangladesh is resisting, as much as it possibly can, giving refugee status to the new arrivals.
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He also blamed DACA for encouraging crossings into the U.S., despite the fact that new arrivals would not qualify for the program's protections.
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In the 1850s, the "Know Nothing" party gained power as they exploited anti-immigrant sentiment to target Irish, German, and Italian new arrivals.
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But many of the new arrivals have yet to prove they can turn a profit and the industry is watching their performance closely.
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Plagued by kidnappings, Reynosa is so dangerous for migrants that locals advise new arrivals against any trip alone out of the two shelters.
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Merkel's stance has become increasingly controversial, particularly as other European countries close their borders and impose caps on the numbers of new arrivals.
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The whole of Berlin is delighted about the new arrivals, and I would like to personally congratulate Andreas Knieriem and the Zoo team.
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Reports of viciously cold weather last weekend at a rehearsal for the opening ceremony sent worry through the waves of underdressed new arrivals.
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The letter cites several news articles about Border Patrol agents checking new arrivals' social media accounts and the contents of their mobile phones.
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In Rot Front, the exodus to Germany has been accompanied by a wave of new arrivals, mostly Kyrgyz but also a few Westerners.
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Mr. al-Jokhadar, who said his fellow Syrians are more affectionate and excitable than Canadians, finds himself reminding new arrivals of two things.
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Scott Miller announced this past week that deployments into the country will be paused as officials develop a protocol for screening new arrivals.
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New arrivals now add more than 1 percent to the country's population each year, one of the highest rates in the industrialized world.
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All the new arrivals, all the top sellers, all the sales, and countless pitches on products ranging from snow boots to butt spas.
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For them, there are well-founded concerns that their cost of living will increase as new arrivals bid up the price of housing.
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The remaining professors have had to triple the number of students in their care, and they have no ability to supervise new arrivals.
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Later, I watched M.B.Z. get up and work the room like a Chicago pol — greeting new arrivals, making introductions, laughing, hugging old friends.
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The candidate, Eric L. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, spoke of how new arrivals to New York were "hijacking" apartments from longtime residents.
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He said he believed new arrivals were a drain on taxpayers' money, lumping immigrants from Mexico in with those from the Muslim world.
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For now, disillusioned leavers are outnumbered by new arrivals to Denver, but there are signs that its millennial-fuelled population boom is slowing.
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Its roots strengthened in the 1970s with the arrival of Afghan immigrants, and again in the '90s with new arrivals from other countries.
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The new arrivals of trafficking victims are stretching the workload of the IOM, the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) and local charities, aid workers say.
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Mr Moreno notes that it will cost Colombia around $1.6bn a year (or 0.5% of its GDP) to provide services for the new arrivals.
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Sadly, you won't be able to pick up these new arrivals in stores, but check out the brand's site daily for the latest launches.
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Opponents of the Brexit contend that cutting ties with Europe won't stop the influx of new arrivals attracted by higher wages, among other factors.
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In the front, a whiteboard displays logistics such as key assets and target areas, while in the back, couches and pizza greet new arrivals.
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After an initial burst of racist, angry protest, the new arrivals are accepted and absorbed, becoming an integral part of British society and culture.
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Many of the new arrivals marvel at ATM machines and the fact that the city's many new buildings are not owned by the government.
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Where it stands: Most of those displaced have settled in neighboring countries, which have tried to find ways of legally integrating the new arrivals.
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Like other countries in the region, Colombia already faces overcrowded classrooms and hospitals, so adding new arrivals to the mix has prompted some grumbling.
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But just because you're too broke to sift through the new arrivals at Sephora doesn't mean you have to walk out completely empty-handed.
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Transactions between the continent and new arrivals should also be fair and contractual, and include the migrant's duty to obey the host country's law.
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It's normal to feel a bit bogged down trying to scroll through everything new and buzzy, so we've organized the best new arrivals ahead.
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The government insists the measure is not a step towards large-scale immigration, as the new arrivals will only be given five-year visas.
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"New arrivals are living in spontaneous settlements with an increasing need for humanitarian assistance; including shelter, clean water, and sanitation," according to the IOM.
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Requisitioned by the government for migrants repatriated from Libya, it offers new arrivals free accommodation for a few days while they find their feet.
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A boom in new arrivals has helped the New Zealand economy achieve some of the strongest gross domestic product growth in the developed world.
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When it comes to assimilating new arrivals, Europe could learn a thing or two from America, which has a better record in this regard.
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The country hasn't registered any new refugees since 1992, according to the Burma Human Rights Yearbook, hoping the tough line will dissuade new arrivals.
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He demands a fixed numerical limit for new refugees (even though the number of new arrivals is down anyway), an idea Mrs Merkel rejects.
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Once the van is empty, we are asked if we will stay on at the camp to help put tents up for new arrivals.
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Canada, meanwhile, announced that its borders were open, only to have them overrun with new arrivals -- and is now urging them to apply legally.
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Kelly's capital with the president was at its highest when he first took the job, but he has subsequently been supplanted by new arrivals.
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And additional opposition from new arrivals would mean she may need a larger cushion to secure the gavel heading into the 2020 presidential cycle.
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The law should also make it easier to deny asylum status to new arrivals who are sentenced to at least one year in prison.
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The steady influx of highly educated new arrivals belies the argument that high taxes are driving away the state's most productive workers, Perry notes.
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A measure passed in January, though rarely enforced, empowers the authorities to confiscate valuables from new arrivals to offset the cost of settling them.
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Budapest subsequently began taking any new arrivals into custody at container camps set up at two border crossings while their asylum claims are pending.
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All across the country, people rushed to the airports to protest the Muslim travel ban, and attorneys offered pro bono service to new arrivals.
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Human rights organizations reject the pact, which fast-tracks registration and asylum applications under which hundreds of new arrivals have been detained since Sunday.
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The figure rose to 1,300 households in July, the official said, adding that the border area was "definitely seeing more new arrivals" in August.
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New arrivals to Uganda are allocated a plot of land, are allowed to work and run businesses and can move freely around the country.
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Since Chancellor Angela Merkel's 2015 decision to welcome almost one million asylum seekers, there are growing fears that Germany cannot cope with new arrivals.
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Luckily, the next day brought two new arrivals — Matt Donald and Luke Stone from Hannah Brown's season of The Bachelorette — which gave Haley hope.
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Known for its welcoming LGBT and immigration policies, Canada has taken in the most Chechen refugees, with more than 30 new arrivals since May.
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Government officials have argued that they have responded as best they can to an unexpectedly large surge of new arrivals on the southern border.
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The lawsuit said that the captain was in charge of processing new arrivals and had been accused of sexually assaulting another inmate in 2012.
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For instance, if the mapping team finds a new camp, the new arrivals may need "shelter kits" with plastic sheeting, vinyl, and wood planks.
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But he said that for the CDU, the work to convince voters that it has an immigration policy that limits new arrivals lies ahead.
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The government's plan to redistribute asylum seekers was presented as a more humane alternative, but it was also clearly intended to deter new arrivals.
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Bakondi said new arrivals from Iran, where there have been 978 reported cases and 54 deaths, may pose a danger to those already inside.
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Among the many new arrivals to the hillside settlement is the Louis family, who built a home from wood panels and a tin roof.
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The foundation's chief executive Amy Goldman said offering cultural training to new arrivals helped lower social barriers as well as improving their career prospects.
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That work often played out quietly, with a network of volunteers assisting new arrivals from around the world who had escaped danger and persecution.
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By far the most extravagant of the new arrivals is the Starbucks Reserve Roastery New York, which opened in December near the meatpacking district.
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There are increasing complaints in Oregon, Nevada and Idaho that rents and home prices there are being pushed up by new arrivals fleeing California.
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Even though that growth slowed substantially by 2000, new arrivals in the past five years have only added pressure to the state's tight housing market.
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But Kenneth Wolfe, a spokesman for HHS, reportedly said the expansion comes as a result of the growing number of new arrivals at the border.
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Given the nature of the jobs on offer, it is unsurprising that the new arrivals are often young and not particularly well educated or Anglophone.
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WATCH THIS: Property Brothers' Jonathan Scott Plays Interior Design 'Would You Rather' Nordstrom: New arrivals for the home at 'super-sale' prices (through August 230).
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But it's no easy task to strike the right balance between repurposing last winter's trends with your impulsive summer buys and this fall's new arrivals.
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The lower-than-expected figure of new arrivals means Austria will now not have to trigger even tougher immigration restrictions that had angered rights groups.
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To map 'em out, we combed the new arrivals at Nordstrom for all the hot-ticket items that are sure to be street-photography gold.
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Most gang members are indeed first- or second-generation immigrants—72% of them, according to one report, but they tend not to be new arrivals.
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Since taking office a year ago, Salvini has introduced a slew of anti-migrant measures to which have led to a decline in new arrivals.
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By February 23rd a backlog of 4,000 migrants had gathered at the Greek-Macedonian frontier; Greek police turned back dozens of buses carrying new arrivals.
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The reports posits that new arrivals, and communities that seek to attract new immigrants, could be key to fueling the revitalization of economically challenged suburbs.
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This disjointed itinerary is the result of an agreement among several Central American countries and Mexico to allow the migrants through while discouraging new arrivals.
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Frankfurt's chief promoter, Hubertus Vaeth, had expected up to 6,000 new arrivals in Germany's financial capital this year in the event of a hard Brexit.
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But new arrivals—including asylum seekers—are less likely to be offered a bond, because judges usually deem them "a flight risk," according to Adams.
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That will restore public trust and avoid encouraging new arrivals: if Washington politicians broker an amnesty first, "then the damn border will never be secure".
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The U.N. and Iraqi authorities have been building more camps but struggle to accommodate new arrivals with two families sometimes having to share one tent.
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The medium-term economic impact of the migrant inflow will be determined by the extent to which new arrivals are integrated into the labour market.
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Frankfurt's chief promoter, Hubertus Vaeth, had expected up to 4003,000 new arrivals in Germany's financial capital this year in the event of a hard Brexit.
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"What worries us is that property prices are so high now in Boulder, the new arrivals are going to be more mainstream," Ms. Hendricks mused.
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Outside the home, it was a different story: Angry demonstrators had gathered, shouting "Migrants out!" and declaiming about the supposed threat the new arrivals posed.
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It would take four to five years for new arrivals to do the jobs that are in short supply with the important winter season approaching.
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Construction of apartment buildings has increased in cities since the financial crisis, but new arrivals with good jobs often haven't wanted to live in apartments.
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That's especially true for WeWork, which made a sense of community and an opportunity to network a part of its pitch to potential new arrivals.
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L.L. Bean is making the transition to winter easier by offering 25% off your entire order, including new arrivals, using promo code "SAVE25" at checkout.
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The backdrop: The influx of immigrants has presented challenges for Denmark's government, which has struggled to integrate the new arrivals to their small, homogenous nation.
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The new arrivals were mainly agricultural workers and transformed it into a full-fledged town with a pharmacy, a grocery store and a mechanic's garage.
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Instead, as more Mexicans actually leave the United States than arrive as migrants, Central American families now account for the large majority of new arrivals.
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I went back to the Savage X website, which is absolutely covered with deals labeled "New VIP Offer," and new arrivals that are VIP-only.
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Bits of wood, bamboo poles and tarpaulin sheets are spread across the area where many of the new arrivals are sent to build their shelters.
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Because of Italy's location in the Mediterranean, it is responsible for the majority of new arrivals hoping to reach Europe from Libya and claim asylum.
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But navigating the new arrivals section can feel daunting: With the overload of emerging trends, we tend to shop with eyes bigger than our wallet.
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Turkey's border is now closed, the camps along it are bursting and new arrivals set up makeshift tents under olive trees, even giving birth there.
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But the judge stopped short of letting those new arrivals into the country or issuing a broader ruling on the constitutionality of Mr. Trump's actions.
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Salvini said a previous such plan failed, with EU neighbors dragging their feet to take in the new arrivals, effectively leaving them stranded in Italy.
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And gentrification needn't be zero-sum, because gentrifying neighborhoods may become more densely populated, with new arrivals adding to, rather than supplanting, those currently resident.
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The largest number of new arrivals in the state were from the Democratic Republic of Congo, followed by those from Afghanistan, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan.
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A conflict between the new arrivals and her estranged kin forces her into the role of mediator, brokering a hybrid identity for Africa's first republic.
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Relief and fear fill the faces of new arrivals, who "cry, scream, collapse, but also laugh and sing, and call their relatives," as Löffelbein writes.
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Clinton is doing well in the state, one that is becoming less rural and less conservative with the addition of new arrivals from the North.
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"We are trying to catch up with the wave of the new arrivals," Debaga Camp Deputy Manager Sadiq Muhammed told VICE News correspondent Hind Hassan.
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The problem was that not only were they isolated, but they were segregated as well, placed alongside other new arrivals, fellow immigrants, and Salvadoran Americans.
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Her Democratic critics are mostly junior House members and new arrivals, who had criticised her leadership during the campaign in an attempt to woo conservative voters.
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This country expects new arrivals to become self-sufficient within a few months, says Alaa Naji, life skills coordinator at the Refugee Women's Network in Atlanta.
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A boom in new arrivals has helped the New Zealand economy race along with some of the strongest gross domestic product growth in the developed world.
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It says the international community must "offer substantial support," and that aid groups are ready to help potential new arrivals settle in Jordan&aposs Azraq camp.
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As new arrivals, their information hadn't yet been processed by immigration and the Social Security office did not have the necessary data to process their application.
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Unlike Venezuelan emigrants earlier in this century, who were business people or professionals, many of the new arrivals will compete for unskilled jobs, perhaps depressing wages.
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Particularly against the backdrop of a deepening economic crisis, a spate of new arrivals would likely exacerbate inter-communal tensions, which have been on the rise.
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But in Ostia, as in much of Europe, longtime immigrant communities are the targets of the anger that is building against large numbers of new arrivals.
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Suzhou will provide the new arrivals with a place to live and they, in turn, will provide the town with the population it needs to thrive.
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A broader sentiment of resentment towards new arrivals continues below the surface, with terrible consequences both for host citizens and the immigrants in their adopted home.
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With bright new arrivals from Macy's at our disposal, we were able to inject a much-needed punch of color into the dreary day, after all.
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As ISIS lost territory over the last year, Sanliurfa, an ancient city near the Turkish border, saw the bulk of new arrivals from former ISIS strongholds.
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But she thought U.S. English's pursuit was noble: It would encourage new arrivals to speak the language, making it easier for them to find gainful employment.
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By contrast, Merkel's Bavarian ally said the imposition of border controls by Austria and other countries was benefiting Germany by reducing the number of new arrivals.
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That is deeply reassuring to Canadians, and, on the other side, allows us to ensure success for those new arrivals on integration and on finding jobs.
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After stepping in and a short conversation with some new arrivals, a decent amount of cocaine was poured out by one of the more intoxicated attendees.
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Then tune in tomorrow morning when we'll be joined by members of the current ISS crew and the new arrivals living aboard the International Space Station.
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Fernando Marevere, a local village chief, said the main concern for new arrivals at Guara Guara was food and medicines, which were both in short supply.
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Zara alone has four very good options, not to mention the dozen or so other online retailers that have added corduroy suits to their new arrivals.
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For example: New arrivals to the United States often end up employed in low-wage work or small businesses that typically do not offer health benefits.
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It called on "state and non-state" actors effectively controlling detention facilities where new arrivals are being held to ensure those being detained are treated humanely.
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But the centers have continued to operate, repeatedly caught in the crossfire of fighting whilst receiving new arrivals from boats intercepted by Libya's EU-backed coastguard.
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If you were to do an analysis, many of the people writing those stories are the new arrivals in Prospect Heights, Clinton Hill, and Fort Greene.
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"Unless this immediate relief is offered by federal and provincial governments, Toronto will not have the ability to accommodate new arrivals to our city," said Tory.
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Lo and behold, now that he's headed for the White House ... Perfumania is hawking the Trump colognes again in the New Arrivals section of its website.
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Without laying down serious cash, you can test-drive new arrivals like wide-legged chinos, rose-embroidered jackets, pastel ruffled blouses, and lilac mules to start.
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Aid agencies said they were struggling to provide medical care and shelter for the new arrivals, while water supplies were being stretched thin in the camp.
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Greece, whose islands are the primary gateway to Europe for new arrivals, has been inundated with refugees and migrants after border shutdowns cascaded through the Balkans.
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Aid workers and the authorities are worried about tensions between Iraqis, who lost their homes and are also living in the camp, and the new arrivals.
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The new arrivals are an international group, including NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, Russian cosmonaut Oleg Novitskiy, and French astronaut Thomas Pesquet of the European Space Agency.
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Many of them have settled here in the U.S. Although new arrivals from Venezuela cannot vote, that has not stopped them from becoming influential and persuasive.
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Johnson's order reportedly applies to 5,85033 Syrians who were granted similar status under a 2012 program and 2,500 new arrivals lacking a more permanent status here.
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The initiatives are just a handful of makeshift efforts underway by dozens of volunteers who have flocked to the Greek island to aid the new arrivals.
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They've placed volunteers at the main camps for new arrivals, like Kutupalong–Balukhali and Thaingkali, where they take down names and try to match up relatives.
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Searching for a taste of home, such burgeoning institutions enabled the new arrivals to socialise with other Brits and stage games of cricket, and later football.
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Water tables are low, and worries are mounting about an adequate supply of drinking water, especially at the refugee camp here that has new arrivals daily.
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It has struggled to reform its internal asylum rules, which broke down in 2015, and has instead tried to tighten its borders and prevent new arrivals.
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He also established a network that paired refugee families with sponsors in an effort to help the new arrivals, who now number about 450, to integrate.
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Although the country has successfully absorbed a majority of new arrivals, a series of violent incidents has highlighted the frictions and fueled mistrust on both sides.
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Some 122,000 of them packed their bags in the year through March, according to the latest figures available, while the stream of new arrivals has slowed.
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But the overhaul is unlikely to encourage undocumented workers or new arrivals seeking work to become registered, according to Reuben Lim, an IOM spokesman in Thailand.
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Meanwhile, other European governments have largely shut their doors to new arrivals and have expressed little or no interest in resettling some of those entering Greece.
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The new arrivals from China and India are increasingly likely to land in major cities in relatively high-income areas once held by the Liberal Party.
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One can, for example, be welcoming of immigrants, but demand that new arrivals accept full gender equity as a condition of living in a Western democracy.
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There are about 12 new arrivals each day, said the United Nations refugee agency's (UNHCR) Paul Kenya, head of Kirehe field office, often children traveling alone.
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Jordan was a staunch proponent of an America-first immigration policy that sought to have new arrivals be a benefit, not a burden, to the country.
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Led by students from India and young professionals from China, new arrivals have managed to extend Australia's winning streak for longer than any policy maker imagined.
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Opened in 1910 specifically to enforce a populist ban on most Asian immigration, the island's immigration station, until 1940, processed and detained over 500,000 new arrivals.
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So it is to be expected that they will often try to lay out the local ground-rules and put the new arrivals in their place.
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They then encourage Alma to read a purple book from a pile of "new arrivals" (she's a bookseller); it is called Felt Up: Women Feeling Feelings.
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Although some of the new arrivals attempted to incorporate Jewish thinkers into the American curriculum, those who did were pushed to the margins of the discipline.
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Dozens of agencies in Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver and Montreal are taking the lead in housing and feeding new arrivals and helping them find schools and employment.
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And some species change in their abundances, but it is extremely rare for native species in continental regions to become entirely extinct because of new arrivals.
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Human rights groups say dozens of people fleeing Syria have been injured, allegedly by border guards keen to help cap the number of new arrivals in Turkey.
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Once new arrivals reach Bama most have no way of earning a living and farming is impossible due to security concerns and restricted movement outside the camp.
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Here, we're playing favorites on new arrivals like an oversized hoodie dress, a metallic slip dress, and even a lacy going-out top (hey, you never know).
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Strategy Analytics's report also indicated this growing market is still in flux, thanks to expected new arrivals which could impact the shares held today by existing players.
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To cut immigrants' high unemployment rate, the right wants to let new arrivals work for below-union wages, whereas the left wants to give them subsidised jobs.
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PoweredTemplate offers a seemingly limitless library of more than 53,000 professional templates — with new arrivals every week — that you can download and edit to create engaging presentations.
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A controversy over Vero's expansive terms of service, which gave the company wide latitude over how it used content uploaded by users, drove some new arrivals away.
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Taking a page from some of the fall runways' biggest trends — plaid, tweed, blazers, and high-waisted trousers — Mango's new arrivals are a corporate dress code dream.
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Previously, new arrivals had to be able to identify Don Bradman, a celebrated cricketer (contrary to popular belief, they did not need to know his batting average).
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The new arrivals attempted to drown out revolutionary slogans with shouts of Allahu Akbar ("God is the greatest") and when that failed, turned on the protesters themselves.
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For Germany and Austria, that six-month period expires in late spring, just as a surge of new arrivals from the Middle East and Africa is expected.
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Click on to see what we're buying from the debut selection — and bookmark this page, as we'll continue to update with new arrivals as they roll in.
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The Sumatran tiger is a critically endangered species, with less than 500 left in the wild, so these new arrivals are especially important, and also, especially cute.
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Instead of wasting your precious pre-holiday prep time trying on too many polyester and tulle get-ups, take a second to scroll through Zara's new arrivals.
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Big Fluffy Dog Rescue founder Jean Harrison told WZTV that it will like cost at least $1,000 to $1,500 to vet each of these needy new arrivals.
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New arrivals were being housed in tents and the Social Democrats gave the Greens an ultimatum - back tougher measures or leave the coalition, a government source said.
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Watkins said the situation had not stabilized in terms of new arrivals so it was difficult to say how many people to plan for, or how long.
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Because Venezuelans drivers are often new arrivals without credit history or savings, most negotiate agreements with vehicle owners who manage the relationship with the ride-sharing app.
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But aside from filling our carts (don't get us wrong — we totally are), we're also taking some major styling notes from the pages of Zara's new arrivals.
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But employees said they were skeptical a 14-day deadline required by BOP patient care policy for completing required physical exams of new arrivals could be met.
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The administration has defended the operation, saying it falls in line with its 2014 guidelines for prioritizing deportation cases, which has focused on criminals and new arrivals.
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The European Union is implementing an accord under which all new arrivals to Greece will be sent back to Turkey if they do not meet asylum criteria.
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Tragic scenes played out weekly as ad hoc rescue efforts led by local and international volunteers were unable to deal with the sheer scale of new arrivals.
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This has posed an array of problems for new arrivals, who often find themselves isolated and alone, without the comfort and support of a built-in community.
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From colonization, which formally began in 1788, the diet for new arrivals had been heavy with Britishisms like meat pies, sausage rolls, canned vegetables and chocolate bars.
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These days, the Greyhound bus stations in Tucson are overflowing with new arrivals, and shelters are so full that some migrants are being checked into local motels.
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Now, though, a crackdown by North Korea on its border, along with the Trump administration's overall curbs on refugee admissions, has slowed new arrivals to a trickle.
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In 2005, many of the new arrivals were Central American farmers displaced by U.S. trade policy and Brazilians taking advantage of a lax visa policy with Mexico.
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And through a program organized by the YWCA's Newcomers Club, the Peschkos have attended a number of dinners at the homes of other new arrivals to Darien.
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Besides, contemporary family life has grown so complex that the new arrivals may face a whole host of elders — grandparents, step-grandparents, former spouses of remarried grandparents.
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Like, how does one find fulfillment, especially in those empty hours between riding your Peloton and obsessively refreshing the New Arrivals section on the Eileen Fisher website?
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The European Union recently began implementing an accord under which all new arrivals to Greece will be sent back to Turkey if they don't meet asylum criteria.
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In sharp contrast to previous inflows of migrants, most of these new arrivals routinely seek to surrender to Border Patrol agents in order to legally request asylum.
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Thailand is reportedly giving all new arrivals at its airports a free SIM card and making them download an app that tracks their location for 14 days.
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But if you look at the changing politics of Nevada, Colorado and Arizona, all fast-growing states packed with new arrivals from California, the answer is yes.
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Agents said they had done the best they could — some bought toys for the children in their care — but were overwhelmed by the number of new arrivals.
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Splitfoot" — Ruth and her tormentor/savior, Nat — meet in a group home where, "new arrivals carve filthy words into their dry skin, aching for their absent mothers.
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Immigration experts contend that new arrivals, who are thoroughly screened and enter the country with legal status, often quickly fill jobs and contribute to local tax revenues.
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Many new arrivals are from Kyet Yoepin, a village where 245 buildings were destroyed during a two-day sweep in mid-October, according to Human Rights Watch.
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Between 2009 and 2014, the number of Mexicans leaving the United States outnumbered new arrivals by 973,000, and that was before Mr. Trump's first anti-Mexican tirades.
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"We started to notice that the new arrivals were very well organized," says Mahmoud Karo, who is in charge of the camps in northeastern Syria's Jazira district.
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In addition, as German Chancellor Angela Merkel noted, some of the new arrivals in Europe come from countries rife with anti-Semitism, adding fuel to Europe's flames.
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At the same time, almost no failed asylum claimants have been returned to Turkey, while the number of new arrivals have spiked, doubling in the past year.
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With generous subsidies, Beijing has ordered governments and businesses to build industrial-scale farms with safeguards like quarantine areas for new arrivals and incinerators for diseased pigs.
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The government told the agencies that offices expected to handle fewer than 100 refugees in fiscal year 2018 would no longer be authorized to resettle new arrivals.
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Reporters were first taken to the intake room, a large, air-conditioned tent where new arrivals are given a preliminary health screening and informed of their rights.
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Like elsewhere across the border region, Venezuelans long ago saturated this city's market for cheap labor, leaving no space for new arrivals to earn their daily bread.
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The refugee influx streaming into Uganda has numbered an average of 603,260 crossings per day in recent weeks, with a peak of 210,21.5 new arrivals on Feb.
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The refugee influx streaming into Uganda has numbered an average of 103,657 crossings per day in recent weeks, with a peak of 6,765 new arrivals on Feb.
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Steiner Sports -- one of the biggest memorabilia dealers in the business -- just posted two new signed Buffalo Bills helmets in the "new arrivals" section of their website.
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In particular, Victorville -- about 84.5 miles northeast of Los Angeles -- has had to move 500 inmates to a medium-security facility to make room for the new arrivals.
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The Italian government has worked with Libyan authorities to block migrants from leaving the north African state, leading to a sharp fall in new arrivals since the summer.
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This isn't a new trend — we've seen slip dresses slowly, but surely, infiltrate every fast-fashion and contemporary brand's New Arrivals pages over the last year or so.
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And its new arrivals section, as it turns out, is stocked with the latest trends your closet is asking for — and they're well under that feel-good mark.
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Among the new arrivals on Bangladeshi shores are many women and young girls whose nose piercings have been visibly plucked of the studs and rings worn by many.
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From his restaurant in Las Rozas, 20 km (12 miles) outside Madrid, he doles out food, medicines, and other supplies and provides legal advice to the new arrivals.
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In between new arrivals like intimates and Meghan Markle-approved coats, the brand has quietly been reintroducing the pieces customers consider to be part of the brand's DNA.
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These new arrivals looked different from immigrants in earlier decades; they were less likely to come from Europe and more likely to come from Latin America and Asia.
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The wave of new arrivals didn't sit well with local authorities, who declared a state of emergency and called on officials from the federal government to step in.
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Having established a base, suffered deadly sandstorms and found bacterial life, our scientist-colonists now must share the planet with new arrivals from a SpaceX-esque private corporation.
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"Thousands of new arrivals have been forced to spend several nights in the camp's open-air reception and screening areas, without tents, blankets or heating," the WHO added.
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While new arrivals wait to be placed with a sponsor, they are housed in ORR facilities, nearly all of which are operated by nonprofit organizations funded through grants.
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A quick click through Mango's new arrivals section had us scratching our heads, wondering if we were prepared for the fast fashion retailer's unexpected approach to getting dressed.
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It's a curious tone for welcoming new arrivals — typically terrified, bewildered, exhausted people who find themselves at Freedom House's door with suitcases stuffed with whatever they could fit.
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Among the new arrivals are smaller Chelsea galleries like Foxy Production, which relocated to a sunny space on Chatham Square and opened with a show of gallery artists.
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So when a slew of patent leather pieces began popping up on just about every retailer's new arrivals page, we couldn't help but get a little bit excited.
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But, before then, little fires are ignited within the Richardson children, when two new arrivals—Mia Warren, an artist, and her daughter—befriend them and widen their horizons.
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Customs and Border Protection has already had to create "tent cities" in Texas to accommodate new arrivals, and that's when it had options in addition to detaining them.
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A huge display case for the big-budget movies right when you walk in the door, then the most popular titles and the new arrivals just beyond that.
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Over the last week Greece has received some 5,000 new arrivals, according to the International Organization for Migration — less than half the number that arrived the week before.
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As the Trump administration pushes for increased detention of new arrivals, it is struggling to pick up the pieces of its short-lived but impactful family separation policy.
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As Canadians work to help their new arrivals move forward, they and the immigrants who migrated are haunted by messages and pleas from those still caught in crisis.
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While eyes are always on the bottom line, brands like those from the designer Tory Burch are extending the definition of their stores beyond merely pushing new arrivals.
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In the neat stacks of new arrivals and tables of featured selections, there's a method, a meatspace echo of the recommendation-engine targeting that follows us continuously online.
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This fear, fueled by rising crime rates in Miami and other communities where the Cuban exiles settled, led many Americans to demand the detention of the new arrivals.
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I had just eaten a piece of Japanese scallop sushi with a dangerous streak of wasabi when an animated group of four new arrivals appeared next to me.
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In response to threat of imported cases, new arrivals at more than a dozen Chinese provinces will be required to quarantine for 14 days, the Financial Times reported.
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All new arrivals will have to report names of people they have contact with to public health officials so they can trace those people as well, he said.
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House liberals intensified their criticisms of President Obama's deportation policies on Wednesday, urging the administration to scrap enforcement guidelines that target new arrivals and focus solely on criminals.
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Some are new arrivals sleeping on a relative's couch; others are longtime residents struggling with low pay, high rents, long commutes or just a stretch of hard luck.
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The new detention centers would house new arrivals until their asylum processes were underway, as well as others showing "delinquent behavior" or not entitled to asylum, Petsas said.
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In the economically stagnant, mostly Eastern, towns where anti-immigrant feeling runs highest, hatred of the new arrivals has not prevented people from taking advantage of their presence.
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Before the last election in 2017, in the wake of Europe's migration crisis, he stuck relentlessly to one theme - immigration - arguing that new arrivals threatened Austria's welfare state.
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I would see men who had been in the classes for longer calling out new arrivals for using curse words or inappropriate language to talk about their partners.
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On Monday, police arrested 22017 people linked to the operation, and charged them with skimming $2175 million in funds destined to help new arrivals over the past decade.
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On Monday, police arrested 68 people linked to the operation, and charged them with skimming $35 million in funds destined to help new arrivals over the past decade.
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He even seized large estates and handed them to new arrivals like Tania Chao, 19, whose family received a house when it came to Cobija with nowhere to live.
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The consequences of gentrification can be unfortunate for both longtime residents and new arrivals in search of low-cost housing, even though they may welcome more stores and services.
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Sami says the U.N. agency is trying to gather information with sensitivity considering that most of the new arrivals are either shipwreck survivors or traumatized by what they saw.
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The brand's layering prowess is starting to rub off on us, for sure, which is why we're hitting up the new arrivals section to get all our essentials sorted.
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It was the latest in a line of tough measures imposed by Salvini since he took office a year ago, which have led to a decline in new arrivals.
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The tiny country of 5 million, which is hosting more than 1 million Syrian refugees, asked the U.N. to stop registering refugees in 2015, hoping to deter new arrivals.
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When the transfer window closed Friday without any new arrivals to his squad, Lampard suggested that Chelsea had made itself "underdogs" in the race for a Champions League spot.
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"As many of the new arrivals are pregnant women close to their due date, there is a real need to increase maternity services in the camp," said the IRC.
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New arrivals should have counseling available and should receive immediate training to prepare them for the prison culture and to inoculate them against gang recruiters, extortion, and other threats.
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The latest round of expulsions therefore means at least one thing: Western counter-espionage services will be unusually busy in the coming months trying to identify the new arrivals.
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At the start of a new season, especially one with as many buy-worthy new arrivals as fall, it's easy to get a little (okay, a lot) carried away.
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Later on, as the new arrivals integrate into the workforce, they are expected to boost annual output by 0.1% for the EU as a whole, and 0.3% in Germany.
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The Spanish Network for Immigration and Refugee Help, a non-governmental organization, accused the government of abruptly "changing course" in its immigration policies and "discriminating" against the new arrivals.
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The latest surge in new arrivals means at least 142,000 migrants have reached Italy since the start of the year and around 3,100 have died making the perilous trip.
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Then a female sannyasin doctor took us both into a small examining room where we sat down to receive what I imagine is the standard spiel for new arrivals.
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There, they can follow links to do things like sponsor a refugee family, volunteer to help new arrivals acclimate to Canada, or fund a screening of Clouds Over Sidra.
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We must recognize that new arrivals, like the two service members I met, are overwhelmingly likely to make a positive contribution to our national story — not a negative one.
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On the same day, Canada's best-known hockey commentator, Don Cherry, suggested that new arrivals should spend a few dollars buying the red poppies worn to commemorate Remembrance Day.
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In my part of South London, a street that was once economically rather eclectic was becoming increasingly homogeneous, with new arrivals drawn entirely from finance and its ancillary professions.
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"That means - only if there is no suitable unemployed person in the country can (a job) be given to new arrivals without restriction," the text of his plan said.
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Six out of ten of the new arrivals in the Bangladesh camps are children, providing a fertile hunting ground for traffickers looking for young girls to recruit as maids.
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With the help of the European Commission, Malta and Italy have taken in ships carrying migrants after European partners offered to accept a share of the new arrivals themselves.
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The recent spike in claims has clogged short-term housing for new arrivals in Montreal, leading the province to open up to 600 beds in the Olympic Stadium. tgam.
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The annual flow of people from the Northern Triangle, about 115,000 new arrivals in 2014, has been increasing at more than twice the rate of immigration overall, Pew says.
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Israel has confirmed more than 700 cases, according to Israeli newspaper Haaretz, and instituted a 14-day quarantine for all new arrivals on March 9, as the BBC reported.
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Eustis's vision of the Public is of a kind of city within the city, a community open to new arrivals who settle in and stay for a long time.
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The increased flow has prompted the authorities to build extensions to the facilities in northern Greece to host the new arrivals, and new venues are expected to open soon.
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Under the EU-Turkey deal, new arrivals must stay on the islands until their asylum bids are processed, but the lengthy asylum process has led to a big backlog.
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For the most part, the clubs function as run-of-the-mill campus groups, providing transportation for new arrivals, sponsoring Lunar New Year celebrations and organizing bilingual job fairs.
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In total, nine American men reached the second round, the most at the Australian Open since 2008, and it is not just the new arrivals who are feeling optimistic.
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While polls show a gradual uptick in concern about the flow of new arrivals, mostly tied to unskilled Syrian refugees, the country on the whole remains welcoming to outsiders.
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This Land In Lancaster, Pa., where resettlement work dates back decades, volunteers and staff members from the Church World Service prepared a home for a family of new arrivals.
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Aid workers say that so much of the country is on the move — with vast numbers of people fleeing places where violence erupts — that most new arrivals to Mrs.
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The town supports the school system, whose students are 10% immigrant and refugee, in big ways with special English-immersion and English language learning programs for the new arrivals.
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If a country can't afford to welcome anyone who wants to come, why not charge a steep entrance fee, or slash government benefits for new arrivals, or withhold citizenship?
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The number of new arrivals has dwindled substantially during Mr. Trump's presidency, and the possibilities for family members back home to join their relatives in America have been curtailed.
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Buccio said she wanted to make clear to any would-be new arrivals in the French port that the camp was shut for good and the rehousing exercise finished.
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The European Commission said earlier this month it was far from satisfied with Turkey's containment of migrants as the number of new arrivals to Europe remained far too high.
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Lawmakers, including a handful of Republicans, have spoken out against Trump's order and protesters demonstrated over the weekend in airports where immigration authorities were detaining and questioning new arrivals.
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But at Assumption Abbey in Ava, a Trappist monk named Dale Tacheny — who, as a novice master, served as coach and spiritual counselor to new arrivals — heard a different story.
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The Soldiers of Odin say they are undaunted by the arrival of the clowns, promising more marches when the snow melts in the spring and when new arrivals are expected.
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The group were directed to a coastguard bus that would drive them to the Moria "hot spot", a center where new arrivals are being registered and their asylum applications processed.
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She runs the Bethany Health Care Center in Framingham, Massachusetts, and depends on new arrivals from Haiti, El Salvador, Guatemala and other countries to take care of the elderly residents.
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Resettlement agencies have been working with the State Department's Bureau of Population Refugees and Migration to determine when admissions can resume while local branches prepare to welcome the new arrivals.
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The country&aposs right-wing interior minister also criticized the pope for urging people to show more solidarity with migrants, saying Francis should take more new arrivals at the Vatican.
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You can lock yourself out of your inbox manually or on a schedule, set a limit for email checking, and look for old emails without getting distracted by new arrivals.
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The plight of those fleeing conflict, as well as economic migrants escaping poverty, has polarized opinion in Europe, with the amount of new arrivals stretching the European Union's asylum system.
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At one of the hastily erected new camps at Bardarash, a line of new arrivals awaiting a tent and the chance for a hot meal snakes from the administration building.
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However, the number of asylum seekers has also dropped dramatically in recent months, from a record 206,101 in November to 16,635 new arrivals in June, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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But she worried the people now coming through Saxony from the Middle East would drain money for schools, and other social services would be diverted to support the new arrivals.
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The factions that are campaigning against immigration by claiming new arrivals from Africa or the Middle East rape Italian women are also the ones threatening women in politics with rape.
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The present immigration crisis has similar undertones, although the new arrivals are often from much farther away, causing consternation among more settled citizens over the "otherness" of their new neighbors.
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Even labels like Reformation and Everlane, which we love for their transparency and sustainable production, are encouraging people to buy more with continual hyped-up drops and frequent new arrivals.
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You might feel yourself starting to scope out the fall new arrivals at all of your favorite stores — but before you do, there's one more summer piece you should consider.
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Whether they come as immigrants or as babies, new arrivals cannot change the fact that America promises more in benefits to its residents than it takes from them in taxes.
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Related: There Are More Displaced People in the World Than Ever Before According to statistics compiled by NGOs, the vast majority of new arrivals on the berm are from Homs.
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Save up to $55 on Mizzen+Main performance dress shirts Performance dress shirt startup Mizzen+Main rarely has sales, but right now there are deals on clearance and new arrivals.
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A new wave of refugees from Syria, after Turkey rescinded its migrant-halting deal with the EU in June 25, made matters much worse, as new arrivals hit record levels.
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WHO-supported teams are working around the clock in the camp to screen new arrivals, support vaccination and refer severely malnourished children to a hospital in al-Hasakah, it said.
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Since then, the EU executive often has had to conduct lengthy negotiations with member states in order to share out new arrivals before the rescue ships are allowed to dock.
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There are new arrivals from a murderer's row of great directors, including Paul Thomas Anderson, Kathryn Bigelow, Christopher Nolan, Darren Aronofsky, Steven Soderbergh, Steven Spielberg, Martin McDonagh, and many more.
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This weekend, experienced skier Princess Mette-Marit and her family led a group of Norway's new arrivals through one of the country's rights of passage: A trip down the slopes.
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But with new arrivals continuing to cross the Bangladeshi border in their thousands each day, there are no signs yet that Myanmar's military is listening to the calls for restraint.
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The UN agencies along with the Red Cross, Save the Children and other charities are ramping up efforts to supply food, water, shelter and medical supplies to the new arrivals.
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Within a week the ministry would fly him to one of six cities where it works with churches and employers to resettle new arrivals, from Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Louisville, Kentucky.
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Although Herat is one of Afghanistan's more prosperous cities, it cannot provide work for the tens of thousands of new arrivals and its infrastructure is under increasing strain, officials say.
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Italy has taken in more than 600,000 boat migrants since 2014, but new arrivals have fallen sharply over the past two years, with the decline accelerating over the past year.
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Chians quickly established the Chios Eastern Shore Response Team to help find and receive boats, provide medical care to new arrivals and direct them to reception centers and temporary lodgings.
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Uganda, which hosts more than 370,000 South Sudanese, recorded more than 20,000 new arrivals over the past week alone, bringing the total number of refugees past the one million mark.
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But Papua New Guinea officials cautioned that the movement of refugees to cities would have to be carefully controlled to prevent the new arrivals from competing with residents for jobs.
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The Deutschlandtrend poll for public broadcaster ARD/WDR showed voters remained fed-up with infighting within the ruling coalition about how to handle the crisis and integrate the new arrivals.
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According to AP's analysis from the most recent White House staff data, 6900 staffers who worked for the president at that point last year are gone, with 2628 new arrivals.
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Human rights organizations reject the pact between the European Union and Turkey to fast-track registration and asylum applications, under which hundreds of new arrivals have been detained since Sunday.
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When new arrivals from Europe and other parts of Chile annexed the indigenous people's traditional hunting lands to raise their livestock, the natives quickly adapted to hunt the sheep instead.
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This is not to say that the celebrities that have a connection to weed aren't trying to do the same thing as the new arrivals, and make lots of money.
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Many residents complain bitterly about the new arrivals not speaking English, about loud music late at night, about people walking in the street and driving without regard for traffic rules.
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Dedy said towns were likely to tap the funds faster in coming months, given that the influx of new arrivals had slowed and officials could now focus on other tasks.
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Bensonhurst, the neighborhood that surrounds the church, reflects the churn that has defined parts of New York City like this one for generations, as new arrivals imported traditions from home.
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Some of the new arrivals have even pushed to have the Malta market, which is located near the Fatih mosque that gives the neighborhood its name, renamed the Syrian market.
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The efforts have not worked, and makeshift facilities like the new one in McAllen have sprouted up along the 280,280-mile border in recent months to accommodate the new arrivals.
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The 88-room property is close to the city center and a large public park; it opened several years ago to help the new arrivals who had difficulty landing jobs.
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The channel's press office said in an email that all new arrivals had been screened for the virus, and that production staff had taken enhanced protective measures in recent weeks.
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Other politicians use the same rhetoric as Donald Trump or Boris Johnson to argue that the new arrivals are taking jobs from citizens and changing the character of the country.
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Over the past 18 months, Tunisia has supplied the largest number of migrants entering Italy, a change from previous years when the new arrivals came mainly from sub-Saharan Africa.
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After talking with senior officials at R.A.F. Croughton, Mr. Adderley said on Monday that road policing experts would provide free training to all employees and new arrivals at the base.
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Along with football, the new arrivals joined the Catholic church's choir, singing traditional songs during Sunday Mass, and joining a polyphonic choir with orchestra under the direction of Father Gabriele.
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Indeed, the Trump administration is going a step further by wrenching children from the arms of asylum-seekers, apparently as a way of inflicting gratuitous cruelty to discourage new arrivals.
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It's now the last EDM festival standing in New York City, back for its 10th year with a lineup that combines mainstay D.J.s like Kaskade and new arrivals like Marshmello.
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It would also make clear that new arrivals would be given periodic reviews by a six-agency parole—like board that recommends whether to keep holding or to transfer detainees.
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And while new arrivals may depress some wages initially, they go on to contribute economically more than they cost and do not take jobs away from the pre-existing workforce.
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Immigration became a hot-button topic in part because of the perception that new arrivals take jobs from Americans and in part because growing diversity can make white Americans uncomfortable.
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But with those appointments sometimes months away, the new arrivals disperse across the U.S. A Times photographer in Texas witnessed the fragments of the immigration crisis as it played out.
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Ex-communist easterners, led by Poland and Hungary, are still refusing to accept a share of the new arrivals to alleviate the burden on countries such as Italy and Greece.
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"The Immigration Department proposals are self-defeating as they risk creating greater marginalisation and disaffection among new arrivals," Paul Power, CEO of the Refugee Council of Australia, said in a statement.
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When The Economist visited eastern Mosul's hinterland last week, new arrivals were still coming, including a bedraggled group of 30 men who had trekked for four days from IS-held territory.
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But at the Oreokastro camp near the city of Thessaloniki, migrants already there shouted at new arrivals not to get off the buses because of conditions there, a Reuters witness said.
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It was confirmed that local authorities, facing no space in the morgue for new arrivals, had ordered the bodies be dumped in the trailer and driven aimlessly through the city's periphery.
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A spokesman for the agency, Adrian Edwards said that "many new arrivals are misinformed about the severity of the conflict," even though the agency has warned of the dangers in Yemen.
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Cameron pledged to cut new arrivals to the UK during last year's election campaign, but without any ability to limit migration from the EU, such a step is all but impossible.
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Sure, both its IRL and online versions can be wildly overwhelming, but its New Arrivals section is a hidden, curated gem of pieces you want that no one else has yet.
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But because the overall growth rate of the immigrant population has declined and a larger proportion of migrants now come from Asia than Latin America, births to new arrivals are slowing.
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But others worry that new arrivals bring values that are at odds with these ideals and place a burden on welfare states, undermining the sense of solidarity on which they depend.
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Los Angeles entered the day one game behind the Arizona Diamondbacks in the National League West and hopes its new arrivals will help close the gap in the season's final month.
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Italy has borne the brunt of new arrivals since the implementation in March of an agreement between the European Union and Turkey to curb the flow of migrants sailing for Greece.
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Much of the region has since then resisted attempts by EU authorities in Brussels to enforce a continent-wide quota system for new arrivals, which Slovenia has however signed up for.
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Freital, just outside Dresden, was also the site of weeks of anti-migrant demonstrations and clashes between pro- and anti-refugee activists outside a shelter for the new arrivals last summer.
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The days of being able to march easily on to other European countries, such as Germany, are long over, and new arrivals often find themselves living in horrid conditions in Greece.
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Calculator Of the nearly 18,000 New York City rentals recently listed on The New York Times "Find a Home" site, 2,865 were studio apartments — entry-level homes for many new arrivals.
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Small parties share tables with strangers, and a dirty tablecloth may be half rolled up and a clean one half rolled out — yin and yang — to accommodate lingerers and new arrivals.
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The attack also comes at a time when President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to suspend immigration from countries where Islamist militants are active and new arrivals cannot be safely vetted.
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The device arrives in the wake of Qualcomm's big wearables push with the Snapdragon Wear 3100 chip used in this device, along with some new arrivals for Google's wearable operating system.
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The government's migration office has no illusions that the new arrivals face an uphill battle, with BAMF's Weise predicting that half would still be out of work in five years' time.
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While the EU and US veer towards populism and adopt anti-immigrant stances, in Asia nations are competing for new arrivals, potentially reversing the power balance between immigrants and host countries.
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Members of the Sonderkommando were frequently killed and replaced with new arrivals; out of the estimated 2,200 Jews assigned for this task, only a few hundred managed to survive the war.
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Human rights organizations have rejected a pact between the European Union and Turkey to fast-track registration and asylum applications, under which hundreds of new arrivals have been detained since Sunday.
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But on a recent scan through Zara's new arrivals section, we noticed the company making a convincing case for the warm-weather scarf — and getting real creative with how it's worn.
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New arrivals are put through a training course where they are taught how to handle basic Russian weaponry, Kurdish language skills, and the ideological and historical background to the Kurds' fight.
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To reconcile the new arrivals with the government's anti-immigrant, Christian identity, Poland's leaders have gone to great lengths to create narrow policies that almost completely limit the influx to Christians.
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Although government programs placed new arrivals throughout the country in small groups, to encourage assimilation, Vietnamese families moved to be near one another and built strongly rooted communities, particularly in California.
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" Mr. Herod, of the Khmer Vulnerability Aid Organization, said that American officials alerted him in December 2017 "to prepare to receive 200 new arrivals each year for the next several years.
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Police wearing masks and gloves led the new arrivals one by one from the boat to a newly-constructed reception center, consisting of two large tents surrounded by high metal railings.
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France has built new processing centers and accelerated asylum decisions, but the authorities have not kept pace with the steady stream of new arrivals, and emergency housing for migrants is limited.
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But with peak tourist season fast approaching — Orlando gets 68 million visitors a year — rates are climbing, and the new arrivals will soon have to find more permanent places to stay.
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At the Casa del Migrante in Ciudad Juárez, the largest and longest-running shelter in the city, new arrivals will be housed in a separate facility for at least two weeks.
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As Alan Kraut of American University has written, that charge has been leveled at new arrivals throughout US history, against the Irish (cholera), Jews (tuberculosis), Italians (polio), and Chinese workers (plague).
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Yet even as the authorities promised ample precautions for the new arrivals, the virus was already well established in the San Francisco Bay Area, a hot spot in the United States.
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Every Seattle resident has a ready statistic about how rapidly the city is growing — 75 people move here each day, you'll hear, or maybe it's a thousand new arrivals a week.
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In March the Elbphilharmonie will present a festival dedicated to Syrian music and culture that will bring together residents and new arrivals in projects including a community choir and creative workshops.
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Pelosi has been a loud critic of the administration's handling of the new arrivals, raising sharp concerns about the conditions at detention centers and the legal protections provided to the families.
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Some 600,000 migrants have reached Italy by sea from North Africa since 2014, making immigration a potent political issue and putting the country under increasing pressure to manage the new arrivals.
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But the heat of those arguments might obscure a deeper problem: Debates over integration of immigrants cannot be resolved without agreement over the core values into which new arrivals must integrate.
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David Gordon Trump's first 100 days have spurred me to volunteer as an English teacher at the Immigrant Learning Center in Malden, Massachusetts, where I can welcome brave, hardworking new arrivals.
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About half of those green cards were issued to new arrivals to the US, who are mostly family members of US citizens or permanent residents and foreigners with US job offers.
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The new arrivals included Ferraro, who had not played a NHL game in more than a year, and Luke Kunin, the former University of Wisconsin star who was making his NHL debut.
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Malaysia, a Muslim-majority nation already home to more than 100,000 Rohingya refugees, will probably house the new arrivals in immigration detention centers, where foreigners without documents are typically held, he said.
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According to Frontex the number of new arrivals on the islands of Lesbos, Kos, and Chios off the Greek mainland fell to just 2,700 in April, a 2976 percent decrease on March.
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According to Frontex the number of new arrivals on the islands of Lesbos, Kos, and Chios off the Greek mainland fell to just 29,20133 in April, a 22013 percent decrease on March.
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The Ugandan government shows no signs, yet, of turning new arrivals away (rather, they are opening up new settlements); Uganda sees itself as a role model and mediator in a troubled region.
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Over time, though, I've learned to crack the code: If you sort by size, designer, or trend (or just keep yourself to the New Arrivals page), you're sure to find some treasures.
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The main problem with illegal immigrants in America is not how to prevent new arrivals but rather what to do with the 11.1m or so who remain in the country in limbo.
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New arrivals in Tapachula can get three nights' accommodation in church-run shelters, but then must move on to make room for others, perhaps to a patch of floor without a blanket.
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Should recent experience be anything to go by, most of the new arrivals will test Mr Aher's patience by tacking posters on his hostel's walls, or endlessly complaining about the Wi-Fi.
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The two sides believe the measures could cut down on human smugglers and will more evenly distribute the burden of new arrivals, taking pressure off countries on the frontline of the crisis.
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Arizona was one of two new arrivals in this week&aposs Top 25, along with Mississippi State, which returned to the rankings at No. 21 following a victory at Texas A&M.
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The returns are set to begin on April 4, but neither side is fully ready, with officials scrambling to be able to make at least a symbolic start as new arrivals rise.
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Interviews with dozens of migrants, social workers and psychologists caring for traumatized new arrivals across Germany suggest that the current mass migration has been accompanied by a surge of violence against women.
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The new arrivals - including 2,000 Malians and 1,000 Burkinabe who had settled in Mali - are mostly staying with friends and relatives in volatile, hard-to-reach areas near the border, said UNHCR.
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Only asylum-seekers who are already in detention (not new arrivals) will be eligible for evacuation, and only if two doctors deem them ill enough and treatment is unavailable on the islands.
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But given the difficulty of persuading all EU states to take their share of new arrivals, officials in Brussels now believe the bloc will have to take a harsher line on immigration.
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For example, Monese, allows new arrivals to have a current account in the U.K. regardless of citizenship and to hold multiple currency balances, which help to avoid foreign exchange fees for trips.
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In the United States, there is no recent history of electing nationalist presidents hostile to immigration, and even recent Republican presidents have celebrated new arrivals as integral to American prosperity and identity.
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Yet on this occasion, the men living in the house - both new arrivals to the country - said they were not victims of abuse and described the suspected ringleaders as relatives or friends.
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The decidedly untrendy suburbs are often not even considered by new arrivals, who want to be close to the barrier island's South Beach neighborhood, even if they cannot afford to live there.
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But only about 10 percent of those refugees will be able to find work in the short term, the Finance Ministry says, often because new arrivals do not speak German well enough.
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Hundreds of Rostock volunteers united last fall to help and temporarily shelter 36,000 refugees who passed through the city to board ferries to Sweden, after Denmark closed its borders to new arrivals.
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The security forces want to keep out would-be terrorists and Islamic extremists, and to steer new arrivals to specific places of residence to prevent new migrant ghettos from forming in cities.
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Brokers say the new arrivals are driven in part by a desire to invest in natural assets while they are still abundant, particularly amid a fear of economic, political and climate volatility.
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The UN's refugee agency, UNHCR, said in a report last week more than half of the new arrivals, "reported that relatives remaining in Myanmar also plan to leave due to continued fears".
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At the same time, centrist leaders have worked to make the continent less hospitable to unauthorized migrants; the number of new arrivals there has dropped to a fraction of what it was.
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Carol Mullins's lighting — I thought of the summer mists in the San Francisco Bay Area — creates so powerful a climate that it hushes new arrivals as they enter and find their seats.
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The baby-faced new arrivals may come face-to-face with tattooed mobsters known as the vory-v-zakone ('thieves-in-law'), or smaller cliques including murderous neo-Nazis and militant jihadis.
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A week after Myanmar's military crackdown began, volunteers for the World Food Program in Bangladesh worried that they had not been able to offer rice to the new arrivals at the camps.
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From polling like this you would imagine that recent immigration reform efforts would have worked in that middle space, trying to tweak the mix of new arrivals without increasing the immigration rate.
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The White House and DHS officials maintain they're simply enforcing immigration law based on guidelines they adopted in November 2014, which aim to focus limited resources on deporting criminals and new arrivals.
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This morning's report shows all the signs of the expected pattern with no new "arrivals" but 13,700 tonnes of net new cancellations, the bulk of them at the Dutch port of Rotterdam.
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" The next two albums on the chart are new arrivals: the rock band Shinedown opened at No. 5 with "Attention Attention," and the rappers Rae Sremmurd bowed at No. 6 with "Sr3mm.
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Paul Donohoe, a spokesman for the International Rescue Committee, said a staff member in the camp had estimated between 800 to 1,000 new arrivals on Thursday, with another 1,500 people expected overnight.
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Not only did Sidibé rove the city, photographing its parties, streets, and public events, he sweet-talked those who couldn't even afford a photo — poor folks, new arrivals to the city, boxers, students.
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Italy&aposs foreign minister says Rome will allow migrants rescued by a European Union naval operation to land over the coming weeks while EU nations figure out how to divide up new arrivals.
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It can be hard to keep up with trends: The tides shift so quickly in fashion; it's easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of new arrivals, final sales, and surprise drops.
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He said if cities are going to successfully absorb the projected 1.5 billion new arrivals predicted by the United Nations over the next 15 years, they must learn lessons from urban slum dwellings.
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And under conditions of demographic decline the pressure to adapt will necessarily be weaker, because there are simply fewer natives around to define the culture into the new arrivals are expected to assimilate.
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Unlike a flash sale or friends-and-family special, it gets no homepage love with the new arrivals, and remains hidden behind several other tabs, where only the in-the-know usually venture.
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There was no music playing, and the television sets playing closed-circuit gay porn were muted; the only sounds were the Jack/Officer's running chitchat with new arrivals and light grunting in stereo.
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And while this may seem like an act of agression on the lion's part, Bennett assures that the big kitties are just intrigued by the new arrivals and interested in showing their dominance.
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The toughest part about January — aside from unexpected snowstorms and can't-feel-your-fingers temperatures — is that all of our favorite brands' spring collections start to trickle into the 'new arrivals' sections online.
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But while Europe may pride itself on its purported embrace of diversity and tolerance, most of the new arrivals here have found little in the way of relief from fear, prejudice or insecurity.
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In Berlin, a group of artists, architects, and activists wants to transform a former government building in the city center into apartments, studio spaces, and classrooms offering informal language lessons for new arrivals.
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"We have exhausted our available sites, our resources and our personnel," Mayor John Tory said ahead of a council meeting, as he sought help from provincial and federal governments to resettle new arrivals.
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The majority of new arrivals have applied for asylum in the EU. To receive asylum in Europe, migrants in Greece must go through a rigorous process through EASO, the European Asylum Support Office.
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The raids across the south earlier this month fell in line with the priority of removing new arrivals, while 59 percent of all 2015 removals were of individuals previously convicted of a crime.
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The suicide bomber was hiding among a group of new arrivals who had fled the city of Qaim, a city at the Iraq-Syria border and still under ISIS control, according to Owsag.
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Hundreds have been crossing the border each day in the last two months, according to PRAIDA, a provincial government agency that works under Quebec's Immigration Ministry and focuses on helping new arrivals resettle.
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In addition, some people suggest that the sheer length of Clinton's record means that it is hard for to her to gin up the same enthusiasm as new arrivals on the political scene.
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"I think there has been a shift in the people who have come to San Francisco," Mr. Campos said of the city's new arrivals, a group that is well educated and well heeled.
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With the new arrivals to al-Bab, the camp of more than 280 tents grew to include 44 new communal tents, each housing up to 50 people, with men and women living separately.
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Of those 10 lawmakers, Jackson Lee, Kildee, Aguilar and Cuellar will be new arrivals to the chief deputy whip spot, while the others are already in those positions under the current whip, Rep.
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Food rations were recently cut to all those who arrived in the country before 2015, and plots of land granted to new arrivals are now at least half the size they once were.
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"What people really like here is the international community that definitely is the number one reason to come here," Edgar Hutte of the Brussels Expat Club, which helps new arrivals settle in, said.
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But the announcement this month came amid sharply escalating rhetoric over the country's immigration policies, and as the country's network of detention facilities struggles to keep up with an influx of new arrivals.
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According to the brand, over 803,000 people have bought this dress, which is major considering it's one of the brand's new arrivals — but it's easy to see why people love it so much.
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According to Daniel Lopez Acuña, a public health physician who helped craft the World Health Organization's guidance for managing Covid-19 outbreaks in prisons, new arrivals are a frequent vector for prison outbreaks.
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Many members of Rutland First say that they are not biased or xenophobic, as their critics have said, but that they have economic concerns about whether the city can absorb the new arrivals.
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New arrivals usually start off working for a wholesaler they know from home and then set off on their own as soon as they have saved enough for their first batch of goods.
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The survey found many of the new arrivals shared Germany's values - 96 percent agreed there should be a democratic system and 92 percent said equal rights for men and women were part of democracy.
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It's the latest sign that Apple's AirPods have been a hit, proving the headphones can stand out in the market even as the industry becomes increasingly crowded with new arrivals from Samsung and others.
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"We want to export Hungarian technology, good solutions to China," said Zhang Jinjun, Ding's business partner, adding that the new arrivals had invigorated commercial ties between Hungary and China, the world's second biggest economy.
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He is letting in more foreign workers, but only for short stays and without families; he has gone out of his way to stress that the new arrivals will not be allowed to remain.
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"New arrivals are more likely to get established in that case and become invaders," Dave Anderson, a professor of biology at Wake Forest University who had no role in the study, said via email.
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Concern over Libya's stability is heightened by continuing political tensions around Europe over migration from north Africa, despite the fact that the numbers of new arrivals in Europe via the central Mediterranean have plummeted.
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The shop's "new arrivals" section is an assortment overflowing with chunky sweaters, cozy knit socks, party dresses, and a sick pair of leopard snow boots we're anticipating will sell out sooner rather than later.
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But she recovered her standing as the rate of new arrivals fell, thanks partly to a murky deal with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, which traded money and visas for refugee repatriation.
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If you weren't able to get your hands on the two-tone navy J.Crew coat Meghan Markle wore in March on a trip to Birmingham, it just resurfaced on the retailer's new arrivals page.
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A culmination of all of the company's strongest technologies to date, coupled with some fascinating new arrivals, Samsung somehow made the whole thing work in harmony, fit into a beautifully crafted 5.7-inch design.
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While most states ask applicants to declare their cash and valuables when they submit their written application for asylum, only Bavaria has said that the police are allowed to search new arrivals for valuables.
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Our solution is quite simple: Compile a list of your favorite reliable retailers (you know, Zara, Aritzia, Forever 21...) and take a quick scroll through the "new arrivals" section of their e-commerce sites.
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The attacks have raised doubts over whether Germany, which took in 1.1 million refugees last year, can succeed in integrating the latest wave and prompted calls for limits on the number of new arrivals.
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Turkana County, which donated 1,500 hectares (3,707 acres) of land for the Kalobeyei refugee settlement of around 60,000 people, wanted a project that would help bring the new arrivals and locals together, said Kibata.
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According to the ULI, some of the regions with the fastest-growing immigrant populations were "remerging gateways, " which they defined as cities seeing a recent resurgence in new arrivals after a 20th century lull.
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So this year, at a time when fresh looks are coming down the runways all over the world and new arrivals are hitting hard at my local Zara, I'm trying to do just that.
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One of Ulta's biggest sales is going on right now — and we highly suggest you shop the deals while you can — but don't overlook the new arrivals section, because it's a gold mine, too.
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The new arrivals, many of them Muslim, are regularly portrayed in tabloids, and by Mr. Hofer and his party, as freeloaders bringing crime, rape and even murder to this country of 8.4 million people.
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On the left, new arrivals to a particular cause or viewpoint are sometimes penalized for having not been attuned to today's cultural sensitivities in remarks made a decade ago, or even just before Trump.
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The SS, famously, would subject all new arrivals to a selection: by and large, the able-bodied were chosen to head to the camp, and the slow death of starvation, disease, overwork, and violence.
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We've seen the color crop up in the new arrivals sections in plenty of our favorite retailers, such as Zara (pictured) — so it's only a matter of time before it seeps into our wardrobes.
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In announcing the operation Monday, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said their removals "should come as no surprise" because they follow guidelines established in November of 2014, which prioritized criminals and new arrivals for deportation.
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Those included immediately providing a guardian for unaccompanied minors and granting refugees the same benefits as Austrians — a response to provinces of various political shades curbing welfare payments for new arrivals such as refugees.
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Emily Bonilla, a Democratic county commissioner who was elected from a district that is 80 percent white, is working to provide services for the new arrivals, mindful that they may soon be her constituents.
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All of them will be packed with new arrivals worth watching this month, to the degree that selecting just five choices to recommend from each service proved far more difficult than it usually does.
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The administration is working to prevent a similar surge this summer, and the deportation of even a small fraction of the new arrivals is thought to send a message of deterrence to Central America.
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One girl seemed likely enough to try to kill herself that the agents made her sleep on a cot in front of them, so they could watch her as they were processing new arrivals.
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Victims become 'madams' According to a lawyer who represents a charity that works with sex trafficking victims, senior prostitutes are often entrusted with new arrivals and may be given a cut of their earnings.
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The public school that many N.A.I. enrollees attend, the Foshay Learning Center, was responsible for more new arrivals on the U.S.C. campus last fall than any other public or private high school in America.
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Palestinian keffiyeh pants Fashion blogger Bellqees Amer was shopping at a New York & Company store in New Jersey on February 13 when she came across a pair of pants in the new arrivals section.
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That means more than 23,000 people who have filed claims so far this year, including the new arrivals from the United States, will have to wait even longer for their cases to be heard.
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Like Nelcy and her daughters, the new arrivals from Central America are coming in much sicker, after being held far longer than ever before in bare-bones government detention facilities never intended for children.
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They want the new rules to apply only to new arrivals in Britain, an idea to which Cameron is resistant, and they want the new regime ringfenced so that it applies solely to Britain.
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Back in the 50s, there weren't laws and practices—or maybe just enough good old-fashioned decency—to protect new arrivals from being discriminated against in the realms of housing, job-hunting, and education.
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Pottery Barn Kids: 20% off your order (excluding furniture and new arrivals) with code FRIENDS; 20% off custom nursery seating, 203%–60% off beach towels and totes, 20%–40% off bookcases, wall systems and baskets.
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Its foreign minister has hinted that it could acquiesce in London's needs to curb in-work benefits for new arrivals if Mr. Cameron sends troops to provide a long-term NATO presence on its soil.
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To accommodate births and new arrivals, they could only build upwards, resulting in some of the world's first "skyscrapers," which at seven or eight storeys are still some of the tallest buildings in old Venice.
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"If you're first generation immigrant, be aware that 60% of all the businesses in America are started by first-generation immigrants," she said, encouraging new arrivals to the United States to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams.
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Tens of thousands of people have fled further into the enclave in the face of the warfare, a U.N. official said on Thursday, and residents of Douma said shelters were crowded with the new arrivals.
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Earlier on Saturday, Bavarian state premier Horst Seehofer threatened to take Merkel's government to court over its "open doors" refugee policy as political pressure grows for the chancellor to reduce the number of new arrivals.
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But the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said the new arrivals – the majority of them women and children - are at risk of human trafficking, as officials and aid workers struggle to cope with the influx.
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Utilitarian housing for new arrivals could cause the city to "lose some of our charm," he said in a telephone interview - though he said he still sees benefits from the city having a larger population.
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Without these new arrivals, the number of immigrants of working age would decline by 17.6 million by 2035, as would the total projected U.S. working-age population, which would fall to 165.6 million, they predict.
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She was speaking after Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon, which host the vast majority of Syria's over 4 million refugees, agreed to take measures to give the new arrivals access to education and the labor market.
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Merkel is holding talks with countries including Italy and Greece - where the lion's share of new arrivals first land in the EU - on deals to take back migrants who first registered there before reaching Germany.
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The proposed plan is an attempt to relieve pressure on nations like Italy and Greece that have been on the frontline of the continent's refugee crisis, processing tens of thousands of new arrivals each week.
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The new US policy will ban all arrivals from Iran, Syria, Libya, Sudan, Yemen and Somalia for 90 days, if the new arrivals have no relationship with a person or entity in the United States.
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A prominent ally of Germany's Angela Merkel has threatened to take her government to court over its open door refugee policy as political pressure grows for the chancellor to reduce the number of new arrivals.
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The parties also have starkly different views on immigration, on which Kurz has overseen a hard line including cutting benefits for new arrivals and warning of Muslim "parallel societies" that would undermine mainstream Austrian culture.
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Spalding, manning the late shift, still offers a buss on the cheek to old friends, a how's-your-meal to new arrivals, a complimentary bottle of organic soda to a customer reluctant to try it.
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"Policies related to housing need to recognize that India has an increasingly fluid population (and) that across the income spectrum, rental housing is an important foothold into a city for new arrivals," the survey said.
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Well known to shop owners and local residents, the men stand out from the increasingly hip and well-heeled new arrivals to the neighborhood — ruffians, but benign, viewed more as lost than as a menace.
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People in the small village of Mora, which has doubled in size in recent weeks with new arrivals, took pity on Ms. Yaya and her three children and built them a home from mud here.
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Midway through the meeting, Mr. Glassner gave what was described as a defense of the work that had come before the new arrivals, pointing out that the old team had won more than 20 states.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has said the new arrivals – the majority of them women and children - are at risk of human trafficking, as officials and aid workers struggle to cope with the influx.
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If you're anything like us, you find yourself landing on Topshop's homepage a couple of times a week, scanning the new arrivals section and anxiously awaiting pieces from the Unique collection to go on sale.
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Though it will be sometime before the new arrivals in Marana will take to the skies again as the COVID-19 crisis plays out, the aircraft are undoubtedly faring better than the town's permanent residents.
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As a stream of new arrivals swelled already cramped conditions, protests broke out that fueled an image of a government that had lost control of national security, propelling the conservatives back to power in 2013.
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READ: Turkey is threatening to flood Europe with refugees after losing dozens of soldiers in Syria On the European side, the borders remain closed, leaving the new arrivals at the border stranded in brutal conditions.
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The pace of new arrivals in Oklahoma City has slowed from 30-219 per day to 23148-219, the person said, but prisoners are still seated in close proximity to each other on transport aircraft.
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But Canada's points- and sponsorship-based systems, along with its geographic position, help communities feel a sense of control over immigration so that, even as new arrivals change politics and society, backlash has been minimal.
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While local authorities in northwestern Bosnia have limited new arrivals of migrants, saying there was no available accommodation, local people in Bihac, remembering their own plight as refugees during the 1990s, have tried to help.
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