Most were students or newly arrived immigrants in Brighton Beach.
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Other groups are signing up newly arrived Puerto Ricans too.
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Violence by newly arrived immigrant men is a fact, too.
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This vision pits the native born against the newly arrived.
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He's been known to physically bring newly arrived players to practice.
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Some Jordanians blame the newly arrived Syrians for driving down wages.
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The song is from Thug's newly arrived EP Hear No Evil.
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Newly arrived undocumented immigrants would be ineligible for such protections, however.
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BOOM (FROM LOTUSFLOWER) ON THIS NEWLY ARRIVED PURPLE PRESENT FROM YAMAHA….
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Then he broke away to welcome a group of newly arrived guests.
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So newly arrived Syrian refugees have taken up the call to action.
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There's also a dorky, newly arrived cousin, Greg, a pawn with aspirations.
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It's an integration organization for newly arrived immigrants, and they do awesome work.
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The newly arrived Normans set up trade links that led to rising exports.
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BOOM (FROM LOTUSFLOWER) ON THIS NEWLY ARRIVED PURPLE PRESENT FROM YAMAHA.... "RESOUNDING!" pic.twitter.
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But a newly arrived Algerian Jewish girl was welcomed because she was pretty.
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This exodus may include — sadly — many of our newly arrived and hopeful neighbors.
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Trying on denim is an intense workout at R13, newly arrived in SoHo.
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The future of organizations that help newly arrived refugees is also in doubt.
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On the floor in front of him was a newly arrived female soldier.
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Finally, for newly arrived immigrants, Thanksgiving — the most American meal — can be perplexing.
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The attack came as a shock to the newly arrived infantrymen, explained Capt.
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Like Lopez, many of the newly arrived immigrants inside the bus station appear hopeful.
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Rembrandt was just 28, newly arrived in Amsterdam, and eager to make his mark.
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That number includes fighters who were already there, as well as newly arrived reinforcements.
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One possibility is that these new tools were made by newly arrived modern humans.
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"Maybe it was unknown to them," he added, referring to the newly arrived refugees.
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Things carry on until Cole drops Alec for a newly arrived transfer student, Grisaille.
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On the northern coast, Colombian Wayuu recently torched the tents of newly arrived Venezuelans.
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On the northern coast, Colombian Wayuu recently torched the tents of newly arrived Venezuelans.
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The narrator, Eily, is an Irish drama student newly arrived in nineteen-nineties London.
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The warehouses are disproportionately filled with newly arrived Latino workers, not the older local residents.
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Dylan, a Londoner, is an "incomer," newly arrived having inherited a caravan from his mother.
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Newly arrived foxes could have rejuvenated the Channel Island gene pool with some fresh variation.
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Those buildings have been home to generations of strivers, municipal workers and newly arrived immigrants.
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A host of insurance companies newly arrived in the country would like to change that.
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That's exactly what a family of five, newly arrived in Canada from Eritrea, got to do.
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Mohammad, a newly-arrived Syrian refugee who wants to work hard and provide for his family.
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Being a foreigner and newly arrived in the country, you can't really do anything about that.
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Newly arrived scholars, artists, researchers, architects and designers will transform the academic experience of Tyler students.
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Ms. Stark had recruited another newly arrived Syrian refugee to serve as an interpreter during labor.
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Newly arrived migrants are provided with austere blue cots, portable showers and donated bread and fruit.
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The Hefazat man had just taken in 70 Rohingya, mostly orphaned children, newly arrived from Myanmar.
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In Chinatown, the craft was often passed from more established immigrants to those more newly arrived.
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As Xi has only just arrived, he perhaps has the early confidence of the newly arrived.
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Fruitvale is largely Latino, including newly arrived immigrants from Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador, he said.
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That means that newly arrived and future migrants will have few, if any, options for shelter.
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He now works hard with newly arrived black freshmen to make them feel like they belong.
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Vaccination against measles, rubella and polio is underway for 150,000 newly arrived children under 15, UNICEF said.
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One unidentified government reported newly arrived IS fighters from Algeria, France, Russia, Tunisia and central Asian states.
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It includes a proposed special airport to be built in Afghanistan to deal with newly arrived deportees.
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To a young guy newly arrived in New York, the way that Hélio lived was really interesting.
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As a young graduate student newly arrived from India, she once had to take a remedial math class.
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She selected a 211 yuan ($31.13) pack of newly arrived U.S. steak over her usual choice from Australia.
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"They'd apparently rather be killed than get themselves dirty," observed one French soldier about his newly-arrived allies.
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Filipina Gladys Gayeta is a newly arrived trainee factory worker, but must leave in less than three years.
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At one facility in Nashville, that means using RVs to house those who are sick or newly arrived.
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She died in mysterious and ignominious circumstances, the newly arrived wife of a British governor in West Africa.
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Aware of such obstacles, the WKK clinic has developed special programs and support for newly arrived staff members.
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Species newly arrived from overseas have genetic memories of other climates, giving them an advantage over the locals.
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First, immigrants who have newly arrived in the United States do not have a credit history to share.
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It was the first of what became multiple pleas for help by a newly arrived inmate, Lamekia Dockery.
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Throughout the hours of shouting and speeches, one set of voices was missing: Newly arrived migrants and refugees.
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A newly arrived company looking for an ally on these blocks, or perhaps a broker, could do far worse.
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Hala and Jolie Pitt first met in 2014, when Hala and her siblings were newly arrived refugees from Syria.
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German-born, New York-based photographer Martin Schoeller similarly captures newly-arrived immigrants, but with a very different style.
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She thinks candidates should know that newly arrived Puerto Ricans have been struggling with a lack of affordable housing.
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Dengue and the also newly arrived chikungunya virus piggyback on the same Aedes aegypti mosquito; others species carry malaria.
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With the assistance of friends such as Zein, I began visiting other newly arrived Syrian refugees in their homes.
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Any farmer will tell you that the only people really answering those calls for help are newly arrived immigrants.
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The U.N. refugee agency UNHCR is now refusing to provide transport for newly-arrived migrants escorted to registration centers.
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Reading Reynolds's introduction makes the newly arrived reader feel as if he were watching a sapper clear a minefield.
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It would certainly want to keep watch over a large batch of newly arrived American diplomats and intelligence operatives.
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She has tapped her network of neighbors and friends to find temporary housing and support for newly arrived Nicaraguans.
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"Stonewall was filled that night with the usual clientele," wrote Mark Segal, then 18 and newly arrived from Philadelphia.
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They were essentially guides to upward mobility for the rising middle class, and to assimilation for newly arrived immigrants.
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He works with the Syrian American Council to meet newly arrived refugee families and invite them over for Thanksgiving.
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Yet the three men arrested in the Molotov cocktail attack were newly arrived immigrants, two Syrians and a Palestinian.
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Wealthy Germany is where the newly-arrived mostly end up and Merkel is under pressure to curb the numbers.
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Nevertheless, it was this sense of timing that raised him in 19593, from a newly arrived minister in Montgomery, Ala.
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Today, Ibrahim directs the clinic and cares for patients who are often newly arrived or previously resettled refugees and immigrants.
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VICE: What was life like for newly arrived Chinese immigrants in New York City at the turn of the century?
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In 1958, my father, newly arrived in the city, sublet the room for 150 rupees a month (about $31 then).
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Finn Balor, newly arrived from NXT, became the first-ever WWE Universal Champion; the crowd was too tired to care.
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"At first it was five families, and that turned into 2,005," Norberto Wilson, 53, said, referring to newly arrived settlers.
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Sister Pimentel later stood outside the respite center in a light rain to help newly arrived migrants off a bus.
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Less-familiar dishes, drinks and customs bubble up from the nation's changing population, particularly the young and the newly arrived.
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"There are camps where, when we go, we find people have newly arrived and they don't have anything," he says.
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Nur studied for a business degree and organized the Somali Speakers Association, a group providing guidance to newly arrived Somalis.
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Two years later it was gifted to a newly arrived community of exiles, the persecuted Rhojelat Kurds of northwestern Iran.
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Florida and New York have seen the bulk of newly arrived Puerto Ricans, along with Texas, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and New Jersey.
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In Greece, criminal networks that used to procure child labour from abroad now find an ample supply among newly arrived migrants.
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Once it arrives, the newly arrived ISS astronaut Kate Rubins will use it to attempt the first in-space DNA sequencing.
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Newly arrived attendees–including a pair of dudes in matching outfits of safari hats, shorts, and outdoorsy shoes–nap around me.
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In better times, the dishes and mattresses and bookshelves stored here would've helped furnish a home for a newly arrived refugee.
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Overall, many more undocumented Mexican immigrants have moved out in recent years than those who have newly arrived on U.S. soil.
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Mr. McAleenan said that the Border Patrol was temporarily reassigning about 750 inspectors to care for newly arrived Central American families.
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Emblematic of my experience in Cambodia was the first news conference held by the newly arrived American ambassador, John Gunther Dean.
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Wealthy Germany is where the newly-arrived mostly end up and Chancellor Angela Merkel is under pressure to curb their numbers.
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A welcome guide and a page of tips for newly arrived Windows users can also be found on the Apple site.
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At Jade Sea, Blue Sky, the Chinese restaurant that employs Mr. Cao, the newly arrived migrant, Senegalese patrons are a rarity.
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That was a natural choice, since about half of the newly-arrived Cubans had a high school degree, and half didn't.
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This question is also germane to "The White Book," which is narrated by a South Korean writer newly arrived in Warsaw.
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The newly arrived Zetas, on the other hand, act more as an occupying force, quicker to attack, or kill, uninvolved civilians.
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Here's THR with some clues:Sources say newly arrived executives Zack Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht are spearheading the effort on Apple's behalf.
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The park, founded in 1872 in part to encourage newly arrived landowners to take up farming, showcased local produce: corn, wheat, oranges.
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Many of the prisoners serving life sentences demonstrate considerable personal transformation, often serving as model inmates and mentors to newly arrived prisoners.
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Ms. McLorg, the mother of two teenagers, made her way through the crowded lobby, a kind of purgatory for newly arrived Syrians.
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"It was the older folks against the younger ones, Easterners against Westerners, the newly arrived against long time Berlin residents," Robert said.
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On the island of Chios on Wednesday, local people stormed into a hotel where newly arrived police officers were staying, precipitating scuffles.
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Television reporters, newly arrived from Delhi, set up cameras on the picturesque shoreline of Dal Lake and dutifully repeated the government's line.
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The novel was "The Flower Drum Song," a story of generational and cultural conflict among newly arrived Asians in San Francisco's Chinatown.
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We would not want to miss the effects on certain subgroups that may have competed more directly with the newly-arrived Cubans.
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The neighborhood of La Boca was home to many newly arrived immigrants from Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Newly arrived refugees now have to take a compulsory course in Austrian values, and the religious curriculum for Muslim schoolchildren has been revised.
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Consider the "New Blacks Cemeteries", pitiful church-side plots where newly arrived slaves who died from disease or exhaustion were dumped like rubbish.
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Tens of thousands of newly arrived migrants and refugees go there to be processed, before being distributed around 50 camps in the region.
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In the prior decade, education opportunities picked up for newly arrived immigrants and people born in Germany with at least one foreign parent.
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It would fall to the newly arrived Dr. Hahn to help build a huge national capacity for testing by academic and private labs.
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It would fall to the newly arrived Dr. Hahn to help build a huge national capacity for testing by academic and private labs.
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He called his home "El Castillo," or the castle, his family said, and wanted it to be a refuge for newly arrived immigrants.
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"Feast Days" is told from the point of view of the bored American wife of an investment banker newly arrived in São Paulo.
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Newly arrived in Los Angeles, all the way from Georgia, she has no ties, no connections, and, by her own admission, no talents.
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I was fresh out of college and newly arrived in Manhattan to pursue my dream of becoming an advertising copywriter on Madison Avenue.
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Advocates contend the enforcement push has sapped resources that could be used to address the care and custody of newly arrived migrant families.
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Bloody clashes have frequently broken out among them, mostly triggered by lack of resources, competing leadership and disputes between locals and newly arrived fighters.
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The groups under Respeta Mi Gente and Vamos4PR have together worked with thousands of newly arrived Puerto Ricans on housing, jobs, and voter engagement.
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The market for fakes was ripe: newly arrived Western dishes needed promoting and explaining to locals in the 1930s, as more people dined out.
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Activists on the ground and the newly arrived aid workers warn that the supplies are merely a short-term solution to the ongoing problem.
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Once settled in, the newly-arrived squadron will be part of US Pacific Command's routine contingency planning for war with China or North Korea.
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Those early years were marred by a violent war between the newly arrived Calabrians and the Sicilians, who had arrived some 20 years earlier.
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Syrian business-owners in America were embarrassed by the newly arrived dancers, and sometimes urged that their shows be shut down, Ms. Jacobs writes.
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The newly arrived second trailer for It Chapter Two delivers really creepy and unsettling imagery to great success, without giving us much new information.
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The story's hub is a newly arrived young Australian, Naomi (Emily Browning), who has taken a temporary job with an archivist, Nick (Adam Horovitz).
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After turning to filmmaking, he made his feature debut with "The Citizen" (2013), the tale of a newly arrived Lebanese immigrant in New York.
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THE STORY This coming-of-age tale from Andrew Haigh follows Charley (played by Charlie Plummer), an impoverished teenager newly arrived in Portland, Ore.
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Whether in Watts, Boyle Heights or Pacoima, our communities are proud to be home to immigrant families, both longtime residents and those newly arrived.
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He's joined by the Florida post-SoundCloud singer-songwriter Dominic Fike, who takes a different approach, leaning into the vanity of newly-arrived success.
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I was a college freshman, newly arrived on campus after a three-night hiking trip that the university had organized as an orientation activity.
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"We've never seen this before," said Francine Dupuis, a spokesperson for PRAIDA, the provincial government organization that provides assistance to newly arrived asylum seekers.
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Matt Gaetz was relatively anonymous for the first 23 months of 2017, a first-year Republican newly arrived in Washington to represent the Florida panhandle.
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For many newly arrived migrants and refugees, Giessen — a university town with a population of 78,000 — is the first experience they will have of Germany.
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Newly arrived in the United States, they were hesitant to speak out against the order temporarily banning citizens of seven predominantly Muslim nations, including Syria.
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HSBC earlier this month chose veteran John Flint as its next chief executive, with its newly arrived chairman promoting an insider to drive revenue growth.
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Fake leases will do the same, and provide the "proof" that newly arrived illegal immigrants will need to demonstrate they "qualify" for the DACA amnesty.
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William Spindler, a spokesman for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, noted that most newly arrived refugees do not commit crimes.
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Weeks before her detention, Munoz had grown close to a fellow demonstrator, newly-arrived at the protesters' camp, and had told her about the book.
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Ms. Warsiating, who was once frightened cleaning windows on high floors, now spends her off days advising newly arrived Indonesian domestic workers about their rights.
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That's the voice that the newly arrived, inauthentic-feeling Kailash uses to address an imaginary judge who wants to kick him out of the country.
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A cleaner, she hunts pickpockets after work near Venice's train station, where apprentice thieves learn their trade by relieving newly arrived tourists of their wallets.
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Jon is speaking to the newly arrived Sofia (Tiffany Villarin), a counselor who has been brought in to teach his team the value of compassion.
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Kyaw Soe Moe, Inn Din's administrator, said he was helping newly arrived Buddhists to settle on what he said was "vacant land" in the village.
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There's a young man who sees her soul beneath the spangles, and who exudes the glowing naïveté of an American innocent newly arrived in Sodom.
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Throughout the day we're on call for everything from newly arrived freshmen — they often need directions, keys and reassurance — to royal visits and pizza deliveries.
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Near the school, in a series of modest clapboard homes, newly arrived Latino residents are packed in, sometimes four or five families to a house.
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Require all citizens—prospective, newly arrived or settled—to embrace the values of a modern, liberal democracy and for those who won't, show them the door.
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Taiwan, a liberated Japanese colony with a large native Chinese population, was ruled from 21950 on by newly arrived Chinese nationalists backed by the American military.
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In the southern town of Pozzallo, a registration center for newly arrived migrants and refugees is designed to house people for a maximum of three days.
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Critics said the plan to post security personnel near an Oslo school in case of assaults by newly arrived refugees was an ugly euphemism for intolerance.
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Realizing they had a revolution on their hands, the Democratic Party's wealthy ex-Confederates and newly arrived Northern industrialists swiftly put this cross-racial revolt down.
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In the restaurant's newly modernized kitchen, Ms. Kim and the chef de cuisine, Adam Shepard, considered whether some newly arrived cuts of meat were Gage-worthy.
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There, two years ago, groups of mostly young men, including asylum seekers and other newly arrived immigrants, assaulted and robbed hundreds of women as 2016 arrived.
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The C.S.U. then used the fear it generated to force Ms. Merkel to accept an uncomfortable compromise — holding camps along the border for newly arrived refugees.
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MacKenzie makes clear what Emma might not always see: that her life stands in stark contrast to those of both newly arrived Haitians and impoverished Brazilians.
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Such messaging helps to mobilize Chinese communities, especially newly arrived migrants in Australia, Canada, the United States and elsewhere, to support the official line from Beijing.
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Experimenting with food alongside Mr. Passerini was a rite of Parisian passage for the newly arrived Sardinian, even if it was sometimes a high-wire act.
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Denmark passed a law requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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Such messaging helps to mobilize Chinese communities, especially newly arrived migrants in Australia, Canada, the United States and elsewhere, to support the official line from Beijing.
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At a time when Fangio was dominant on the racetrack, Hamilton's paternal grandfather Davidson was working for the London underground transport system having newly-arrived from Grenada.
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The Knights of Columbus, a 133(c)(8) nonprofit, was founded in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1882 to provide benefits and community for newly arrived Irish immigrants.
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Though that app had a number of downloads, many of those who newly arrived to Brave on Android have been complaining about this user interface for weeks.
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When Roppolo reached out to Justin Gaar, a filmmaker newly arrived in Los Angeles, he had dozens of hours of UFO footage he had filmed around Monterey.
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In 1995, Charlize Theron was newly arrived in Hollywood after stints as a model and a dancer, living in a fleabag motel, and running out of money.
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Newly arrived Syrian refugees in Canada who were being housed at a hotel just outside of Vancouver, ended up sharing their temporary residence with a furry convention.
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And in contrast to Cuban-Americans, who have long wielded power in Florida, newly arrived Puerto Rican voters often need to be reminded they can even vote.
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Denmark also passed a law requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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As newly arrived immigrants, my family got our start sharing the house of a Korean minister in Campsie, a working-class suburb with a large immigrant population.
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Conte also told parliament he would work with the European Union to try to devise a policy of sharing newly arrived migrants across the 28-nation bloc.
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Some Rohingya refugees -- including the newly arrived Salim -- say they would rather risk death in the crowded Bangladesh camps than return to their homes and face torture.
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While the existing and emergent rent-by-room markets are overwhelmingly geared toward the young and newly arrived, the demand for such units is far more diverse.
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Unlike their more vehement compatriots in Florida, many of whom have lived in the United States for decades, newly arrived refugees almost always have family back home.
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Imaginary Friend involves a 7-year-old boy, newly arrived to a small Pennsylvania town with his single mother … and the 7-year-old boy's imaginary friend.
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In November, the Brazilian Ministry of Health announced that there was a possible link between the newly arrived virus and a tenfold increase in babies born with microcephaly.
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Taxis are often the first jobs for newly arrived, low-skilled migrants; trucking is one of the reasonably well-paid jobs for Americans that are not highly educated.
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Before his act of terror, the Mother Emanuel shooter visited sites around Charleston tied to the state's history, including Sullivan's Island, where enslaved people, newly arrived, were held.
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The taxi driver who took Claudia to the border bridge warned her that US authorities were giving the children they took from newly arrived immigrants up for adoption.
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One example the Pentagon pointed out was an incident from 2007, when soldiers at a base in Iraq took a photo of a newly arrived fleet of helicopters.
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They had driven from all over the state to pick up newly arrived refugees and ferry them to grocery stores, doctor's appointments, or simply back to their homes.
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It means that everyone, from the wealthiest capitalist baron to the poorest newly-arrived immigrant, has equal access to the tremendous online commons that we call the internet.
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Denmark adopted a law in 2016 requiring newly arrived asylum-seekers to hand over valuables such jewelry and gold to help pay for their stays in the country.
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WHEN a newly arrived migrant seeks asylum on grounds that going home would mean facing religous persecution, how can the host country test the sincerity of that claim?
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Under the plan, everyday citizens, faith groups, businesses and communities provide financial and emotional support to newly arrived refugees, and help with their immigration, housing and residency processes.
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The nonprofit group Give Something Back to Berlin puts on the Refugee Cooking Group, weekly dinners where Berliners and the newly arrived cook together, chat and share stories.
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Similarly, his proposals to monitor newly arrived refugees and people susceptible to radicalization seemed aimed at preventing terrorist attacks like the two by Islamic State adherents last month.
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About 500 of the newly arrived Rohingya live near an unofficial refugee camp in Leda, near the Naf river separating Bangladesh from Myanmar, said Zayed, a Rohingya leader.
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Just five people were eating dinner on a recent weeknight at a Texas church that is a stopping point for newly arrived immigrants on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Newcomer Kitchen began in March 27737 as a way of giving newly arrived Syrian refugees who were temporarily living in airport hotels a chance to cook a meal.
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When you return to the General tab of the Gmail settings, scroll down to the newly arrived Smart Compose section and confirm that "Writing suggestions on" is enabled.
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Last week, the French government was ordered by France's highest administrative court to provide basic services like water and toilets to newly arrived migrants in the Calais area.
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"Girls were unable to sleep there at night, girls would stay awake in the fear of the military," another newly arrived refugee, 40 year old Assia Khatun says.
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Entries on a blockchain can be used to queue up events with a supply chain — allocating goods newly arrived at a port to different shipping containers, for example.
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It has also passed a law requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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Front Burner This aged rum, newly arrived from the Philippines, is made in small batches with a base of molasses produced from an old strain of sugar cane.
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Sam Wyndham, newly arrived from England with lingering war wounds and a morphine habit but a keen appreciation for the "vibrant, wretched beauty" of the slums of Calcutta.
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The Islamic State wants nothing more than to watch Western democracies embrace its mad version of a holy war pitting Muslims against Christians, the newly arrived against others.
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In their transplanted villages, newly arrived Irish found jobs on the docks or as servants with the help of a cousin's brother-in-law on the next block.
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Newly arrived fish settle in to stay and clean the reef, which in turn creates space for new corals to grow – an essential part of the recovery process.
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In Qala-e-Naw, where there are an estimated 66,500 drought-displaced people, supplies and humanitarian aid are already insufficient to meet the needs of newly arrived families.
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The book grows out of the historical record of the South at a time when the newly arrived electric chair was beginning to make the lynch mob obsolete.
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And this very situation — think a racially diverse central city and homogeneously white suburbs or an enclave full of newly arrived immigrants — is a geographic reality for most Americans.
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UNDER the Renaissance ceiling of the Ball Games Hall in Prague Castle, Zhang Jianmin, the newly arrived Chinese ambassador to the Czech Republic, is quoting Xi Jinping, his president.
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Even as Myanmar gets ready to start receiving the Rohingya next week, more of them are fleeing continued military operations in Rakhine, newly arrived refugees camp have told Reuters.
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Other newly arrived research: highly infectious MRSA bacteria, triple-contained so it doesn't get loose up there; stem cells; and instruments for studying lightning and the Earth's ozone layer.
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Communities, meanwhile, have "to open themselves without prejudices to (newcomers') rich diversity, to understand the hopes and potential of the newly arrived as well as their fears and vulnerabilities".
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I met Mr. Jacobson three years ago, when he was speaker of the Northwest Territories' legislature, and I was the newly arrived consul general visiting the capital of Yellowknife.
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LONDON — Denmark passed a law on Tuesday requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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LONDON — Denmark is poised to pass a law requiring newly arrived refugees to hand over valuables, including gold or jewelry, to help pay for the costs of lodging them.
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Even the blue-chip galleries in Culver City or Downtown (newly arrived to the consternation of many, I know!) calm me with their monumental sculptures and reliable air-conditioning.
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In early January, a group of people gathered outside a Muslim center in Vancouver during a "welcome night" for newly arrived Syrian refugees were pepper sprayed by a passerby.
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He based his campaign on the idea that he could win the general election because he could get a substantial number of votes from the newly arrived immigrant population.
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The guidance also places the burden on the newly arrived immigrant to articulate their asylum claim to the fullest extent of the complex legal standard during their initial interview.
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That afternoon, medical screeners sent a newly arrived 6-month-old, Victoria Medina, to the hospital after noticing that she was sick with a fever, severe cough and diarrhea.
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Newly arrived immigrants are a fast-growing demographic in American schools, and they will continue to be, regardless of the fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The problem in the past has always been that diehard players go deep on new content while newly arrived friends struggle to catch up, and often quit in frustration.
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In September, in response to the surge in Haitian immigrants, the United States restarted deportation flights for newly arrived Haitians who do not have a case for seeking asylum.
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When his friend sold the place after a year, Mr. Nolan and another friend, newly arrived from Atlanta, decamped to a two-bedroom rental in a Chelsea walk-up.
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Two of the paramilitary police officers, both members of the 8th Security Police Battalion, said their battalion raided Rohingya hamlets with soldiers from the newly arrived 33rd Light Infantry.
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In many cases, doctors say, their patients are newly arrived asylum seekers, like the Guatemalan woman in Tucson, who had fled violent abuse from her baby's father back home.
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"America is open to receive not only the opulent and respectable stranger, but the oppressed and persecuted of all nations and religions," he told newly arrived Irishmen in 1783.
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"Many times the girls see their pimp as a benefactor who is trying to improve their lives," said IOM's Limoni, who briefs newly arrived migrants about the dangers of trafficking.
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Clearing cargo deliveries at the San Juan port remained slow, and several newly arrived tankers were waiting for a chance to unload their fuel, according to Thomson Reuters shipping data.
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On Tuesday, dozens of vehicles — buses, trucks, bulldozers, and cars — were parked just inside the fence, along with newly arrived portable toilets and tents packed with rows of bunk beds.
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During the second half of Mr Obama's second term, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers were asked to focus on arresting newly arrived immigrants and undocumented immigrants with felony convictions.
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Afghan officials say newly arrived foreign fighters have been heavily involved in fighting in Nangarhar province, Islamic State's main stronghold in Afghanistan, where they have repeatedly clashed with the Taliban.
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In anything-goes Berlin, which is as comfortable with intellectuals, nudists and clubbers with body piercings as it is with newly arrived Syrian refugees, the burkini is just another outfit.
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So this seeming split — among "English-dominant" Hispanics who have become established in the country and those who tend to be newly arrived — could be having at least some effect.
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He and his family were newly arrived immigrants in California, but "it didn't feel like it was hard because we were always part of a community, always embraced," he said.
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FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM In New York City, in 1926, Newt Scamander (a wide-eyed Eddie Redmayne) is a newly arrived British guy with the magic suitcase.
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The décor looks untouched from the previous tenants, there are boxes of newly arrived T-shirts scattered on one floor, and band equipment sits ready to play on another floor.
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Speaking as a long-term immigrant to Britain, I can say through personal experience that often it is not a case of (usually newly arrived) immigrants not following the rules.
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Newly arrived in the city, he was shocked by a notorious series of anti-Muslim ads on city buses, paid for by Pamela Geller and the American Freedom Defense Initiative.
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A guiding national culture that grants room for dissent and deviation within the boundaries of the law would be strong and convincing — to the newly arrived and the dog-tired.
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Ms. Errico is, if anything, even more persuasive as Sharon, an Irish lass newly arrived on American soil, than when I saw her in the role a dozen years ago.
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These indigenous people were as mortified at the concept of burying their dead as newly arrived missionaries and anthropologists were at the thought of consuming their own departed loved ones.
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Andrea Nguyen, the author of this new cookbook, recalls that, in the 1970s, her mother, newly arrived from Vietnam, struggled to find the ingredients she needed for traditional home cooking.
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Doris has an affair with Agnes Nielson in the '50s, and Egon seems to be on the precipice of an affair with the newly arrived Hannah Kahnwald around the same time.
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The majority of ORR's duties do not involve medical decisions; it's the wing of the Department of Health and Human Services charged with helping undocumented, unaccompanied children and newly arrived refugees.
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That's not something all Rohingya in Malaysia possess – it can be a slow process for a newly arrived asylum-seeker to apply for refugee status, and applications are not always successful.
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Canada's thousands of newly arrived refugees and recent immigrants to the country are being targeted by telephone scammers in an extortion scheme, according to information from the country's anti-fraud center.
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In Washington, the Canadian and Mexican embassies trade tips on which American senators are pliable and which are tepid on trade (both worry about the trade-scepticism of newly-arrived Democrats).
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Kathy McKeon was a 19-year-old Irish immigrant newly arrived in New York City when Jacqueline Kennedy hired her as a personal assistant in 1964, nine months after JFK's assassination.
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It's written as a guide to the Americas by a newly arrived European, and what amazed me was the first half, on the geography, geology and wildlife of his new home.
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Paolo Parise, director of Migration Studies at Missão Paz, an organization that provides temporary housing for newly arrived refugees, said many Syrians encounter similar barriers when they make it to Brazil.
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In the furor that ensued, it became clear that the law had backfired: a Polish friend told me about a meme showing two aliens newly arrived on Earth in late January.
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It's interesting, he said, with "neo-Nazis" occasionally marching in the streets and some of the hundreds of thousands of newly arrived asylum-seekers turning up in his wife's German classes.
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When a cook newly arrived from Morocco insists that fermented butter can be seasoned only with thyme, Lee understands her rigidity — it's tradition, after all — but feels none of it himself.
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No sooner has she arrived at Stanville than another newly arrived inmate, a 15-year-old she shared a shackled van ride to the prison with, gives birth on the floor.
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Letters obtained by CNN from some of the camps reveal a near-constant threat of violence, sexual assault and kidnapping from Mexican cartels who target newly-arrived migrants form Central America.
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A rise in the popularity of animal sculpture by artists like Antoine-Louis Barye was partly inspired by observing Zarafa and the other newly arrived creatures at the Jardin des Plantes.
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In a state that newly arrived urban professionals and other demographic changes have made increasingly competitive, their strategy is evidently to retain power not by persuading voters but by fixing the system.
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When Papa, Rama and I sat down to a massive platter of chicken mafe and rice, they asked their staff, Stephanie and Thomas, newly arrived immigrants from Burkina Faso, to join us.
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The family was newly arrived in Monroe County, having moved back to Madisonville in late December from Lawrenceville, Georgia, where they had lived for many years, local station WSB-TV Atlanta reported.
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After settling in Chicago in 1881, my great-great-grandmother, Sophia, helped create a "Nickel Club" to help newly arrived immigrant families like hers who were trying to make it in America.
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In addition, with more resources and better access to media, many newly arrived artists have contributed to the erasure of cultural and artistic production that existed in their neighborhoods long before them.
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"He tells me to think of myself as a newly arrived immigrant, fresh off the plane, with just the clothes on my back and without a cent in my pocket," she said.
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The last time this nation had policies that promoted the forcible separation of children from newly arrived persons was slavery: a dark chapter in this nation's history that we should not revisit.
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They obtained Shofner from the Rams for two high draft picks after the newly arrived Tittle, whose 49ers had frequently faced the Rams, raved about him to the Giants' owner, Wellington Mara.
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With the urging of John Hughes, the city's first archbishop, the bank was created in 22018 by the Irish Emigrant Society, a group that helped newly arrived immigrants from the Emerald Isle.
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During the campaign Kurz denounced the "welcoming culture" towards refugees of 2015, said migrants rescued in the Mediterranean should be returned to Africa and promised to slash the benefits for newly arrived migrants.
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Morales pointed to an analysis of nearly 47,000 immigration cases for newly arrived families that found that 6 out of every 7 families released from custody showed up for their initial court hearing.
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Back in 2014, at the height of the unaccompanied-minor crisis, some school districts on Long Island refused to admit newly arrived Central American kids, citing space concerns and a lack of paperwork.
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The goal of their services is to teach refugees such as Catherine basic skills so she can enter the work force, and to help acclimatize each newly arrived refugee to our American culture.
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In an attempt to identify where Germany's "ideal" districts for newly-arrived migrant families are located, The Economist has created an index based on alternative measures to those favoured by the German authorities.
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" At the same time, Francis urged communities "to open themselves without prejudices to [newcomers'] rich diversity, to understand the hopes and potential of the newly arrived as well as their fears and vulnerabilities.
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Estimates of the number of Sikhs now living in the United States range from 200,93 to 500,000, experts said, noting the difficulty in pinpointing the size of religious groups and newly arrived immigrants.
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More than 100 Rohingya have crossed into Bangladesh from Myanmar since Wednesday and scores more were waiting to cross the Naf river that forms the border, newly arrived refugees in Bangladesh told Reuters.
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On Sunday, a Bangladeshi cabinet minister said that the government did not plan to give refugee status to the newly arrived Rohingya — a stance that is complicating efforts to get them more aid.
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FAIR initially aimed at the political center, appealing to unions over wage competition from newly arrived immigrants, and at environmentalists over the added sprawl and pollution that came with a quicker-growing population.
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Impeachment There is not majority support in the US for impeaching President Donald Trump at the moment, but it is a clear priority for many Democratic activists and for some newly arrived lawmakers.
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But the organized church has been particularly enfeebled by a combination of mid-20th-century white flight, child sexual abuse cases and its failure to engage enough young people and newly arrived immigrants.
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" In 1783, George Washington told newly arrived immigrants from Ireland that "America is open to receive not only the opulent and respectable stranger, but the oppressed and persecuted of all nations and religions.
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The group's executive director, Marucci Guzmán, told BuzzFeed News that Latino Leadership has been in touch with around 10,000 newly arrived Puerto Rican families, helping connect them with services and get oriented in Florida.
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Overshadowing those efforts are growing concerns about a cultural gulf between Europeans and newly arrived migrants after a spate of robberies and cases of harassment and sexual attacks against women in Germany and Sweden.
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Ewing's short poem "The Street-Car Speaks" captures simply and intensely the hope and pain of newly-arrived Black Americans in Chicago, as well as the horrible violence of the riot: not this freedom.
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United Nations employees were notified in a memo last month that only married same-sex partners seeking to accompany newly arrived officials to the United States would be eligible for a G-4 visa.
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After being exhibited at the University of Chicago's Smart Museum of Art last fall, the blankets — objects of protest transformed into instruments of comfort and hospitality — are currently being distributed to newly arrived refugees.
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Thousands of newly arrived migrant families living in major U.S. cities are being targeted for deportation under a new Justice Department immigration docket that seeks to get around a years-long immigration court backlog.
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Miami's once sclerotic arts world became roused by many of the newly arrived exiles — including the novelist Reinaldo Arenas and the painter Carlos Alfonzo — who brought an avant-garde spirit and an expansive vision.
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If the usual suspects stick with their usual strategies, what happens next is the mass cancellation of the newly "arrived" metal and its gradual load-out from the LME system over the coming weeks.
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Because a huge number of municipal documents, including birth and immigration records, were destroyed, many newly arrived Chinese capitalized on the loss, maintaining that they had been born in San Francisco before the fire.
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Democrats argue that ordinary immigrants around the country are being unnecessarily plucked from their families and jailed, and newly arrived migrants are being forced to wait unreasonable lengths of time in harsh detention centers.
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Thanks to Sister Norma Pimentel, the undaunted leader of the church's assistance program, Sacred Heart provides newly arrived immigrants with showers, clothing, shoes, beds, and the emotional support they need to start rebuilding their lives.
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The state also provided information to newly arrived Puerto Ricans at JFK airport in the immediate aftermath of the disaster, like information packets with a link to a state-run website with affordable housing listings.
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A DEFINING image of the new wave of globalisation—and the attempts to hold it back—is a newly arrived migrant on a European beach, clutching a mobile phone and hoping for a new life.
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Meanwhile, a massive cholera immunization campaign began on Tuesday near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, aimed at protecting newly-arrived Rohingya and host communities from the disease which can be deadly, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
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His prospective partners spent the last days of the campaign blaming newly arrived migrants for Italy's long-established structural woes and fawning over Viktor Orban, the autocratic prime minister of Hungary, on a visit there.
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So as the year comes to an end (I'll be on hiatus until early January), I'm turning this week's installment over to all of you, our insightful readers, the newly arrived and the well established.
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The uncertainty and hardships often continue once the children are in government hands, say many of those who work with newly arrived migrants, even though the government no longer has a policy of separating families.
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The first is for newly-arrived immigrant mothers practicing a Chinese tradition some 280,2000 years old in which they recuperate for a month after childbirth while other women, often called "aunties," care for their infants.
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" He sees many Israelis newly arrived in Berlin tensing up at the sight of people in Muslim head scarves, a "reflex of phobia for Muslims," he said, adding: "I know it because I had it.
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Outside major urban centers, the meat-processing industry expressed support for newly arrived refugees and other migrants, who frequently fill tough jobs in their plants, but avoided harsh denunciations of the president or his policies.
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The March girls were white New Englanders, and we were newly arrived immigrants from a dictatorship in the Dominican Republic, but there the differences stopped and the uncanny similarities began — down to our very names.
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Everyone can team up for any activity, and while that won't let the free-to-play crowd tangle with Shadowkeep stuff, it does mean that longtime fans can easily show their newly arrived friends around.
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She linked to a list of ministry regulations, including one of her signature laws requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables like jewelry and gold to help pay for their stay in Denmark.
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Callers posed as IRS officers and threatened their victims, often newly-arrived immigrants and the elderly, into paying fictitious tax penalties electronically - sometimes by buying gift cards and turning over the redemption codes, Indian investigators said.
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Newly arrived prisoners who are awaiting trial are more likely to have high amounts of drugs or alcohol in their systems and so are more at risk of overdosing or suffering potentially life-threatening withdrawal symptoms.
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The London and Tallinn-based company, which provides a mobile-only current account targeting customers with a 'thin' credit file or who are newly arrived in a country, has secured $60 million in Series B funding.
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In addition, the new baby has cousins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella (Prince Albert's twins who turn 4 in December), as well as newly arrived cousins Maximilian Rainier and Francesco, who were both born last spring.
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He met another Ethiopian man who, after hearing Dinku's story, drove the newly arrived asylum seeker to the offices of the Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition (TASSC), a Washington-based nonprofit that aids torture survivors.
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That memory was revived, she said, with the discovery a few years ago that a newly arrived Polish family in her neighborhood had received money to buy a car and move into a four-bedroom house.
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Newly arrived from Silicon Valley, in my senior role working for a big American internet company, I declared with certainty that the French wouldn't want regulators to decide what's best for them in the digital realm.
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But Mohammad Sardar Bakhtyari, the deputy chief of Wardak's provincial council, said the number of dead was higher, with the attack killing 50 intelligence personnel from a newly arrived unit out of the unit's 150 members.
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Earlier this year, the newly arrived sector chief for the Rio Grande Valley, Rodolfo Karisch, held a "State of the Border" presentation and meet-and-greet to update lawmakers and the public about the agency's efforts.
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The mayor spoke as he and California's governor, who ordered all coronavirus-related evictions banned through May 31, toured a newly arrived naval hospital ship equipped with 1,000 patient beds at the Port of Los Angeles.
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When he was 15, newly arrived at the School of American Ballet, which is housed at Lincoln Center and is a feeder school for the N.Y.C.B., he would go to see the company perform each night.
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The article mirrored a high-profile episode in Cologne a year earlier, when hundreds of women reported being robbed or sexually attacked on New Year's Eve, some by groups of migrants and newly arrived asylum seekers.
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Meanwhile, only 20% of newly arrived, non-detained asylum-seeking families allowed to pursue their claims in the U.S. missed a hearing between September 2018 and May 303, according to an analysis by the same group.
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"I'm expecting to see a new Hiroshima," he said by telephone, taking a break from treating a newly arrived contingent of 19 wounded people from Raqqa, a mix of civilians and fighters for the Islamic State.
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The threat of violence permeates the series: James, Michelle's newly arrived English cousin, is forced to attend their all-girls' Catholic school out of concerns for his safety were he to go to the boys' school.
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With Velasco sometimes acting as his translator, they stopped by an organization called Sederec, which helps repatriated Mexicans and newly arrived immigrants connect with employers and sometimes provides financial help for transportation costs during the job search.
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To assert non-nativist contexts for art in North America is not only important today but essential in the face of a political elite that is loudly advocating the assimilation of newly arrived non-European immigrant populations.
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Newly arrived migrants are photographed and fingerprinted at the registration centers then given a period of time to claim asylum or be turned back to their country of origin, part of measures to manage the migrant crisis.
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Germans have been warned that it is their duty to accommodate themselves to newly arrived refugees and not to place politically incorrect demands upon them — that is, not to demand that the refugees adapt to German ways.
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The police chief has attended driver education lessons and broken religious fasts with newly arrived refugees; the nonprofit offers English classes and a mentorship program, and it fields phone calls from residents curious about their new neighbors.
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"Vietnamese-Cajun crawfish reflects the dynamism of newly-arrived Southerners—Vietnamese refugees and their progeny—who reinterpret the culture and the cuisine of the place they claim," says John T. Edge, director of the Southern Foodways Alliance.
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Also, jobs in a small county like Leitrim are scarce at the best of times, and for the newly arrived Kurds, the added barrier of a new language and culture made the search for employment more difficult.
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Conversations about race and crime tend to follow a historical pattern: In Australia and elsewhere, crimes committed by newly arrived immigrants or minorities tend to be attributed to problems with an entire group, rather than individual criminals.
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Immigrant entrepreneurs — whether it's a newly arrived immigrant running a hot dog stand in New York or South African-born Elon Musk planning to ferry paying customers to Mars — clearly have a lot to offer the country.
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Cuomo said last week that the region may need 140,000 hospital beds in the coming weeks; it currently has about 75,000, including a newly arrived US Navy hospital ship to help meet the needs of uninfected patients.
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He quickly became a player within Miami's art milieu as a founding trustee at the Miami Art Museum (now the Pérez Art Museum Miami), and as a shepherd for several generations of newly arrived Cuban-exile artists.
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As a newly arrived college student in "The Freshman," Matthew Broderick tripped over an unconscious man on a staircase between the upper and lower concourses, then watched fearfully as vignettes of petty crime played out before him.
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But despite the enthusiasm some Hurricane Maria evacuees have for voting, advocacy groups are not really expecting newly arrived Puerto Ricans who are still getting settled on the mainland to turn out in great numbers on November 63.
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Sensing the souring of the public mood, Ms. Merkel shifted tone this week from her usual credo about integrating migrants — "We can do it" — to stiff condemnation, and even contemplation of expulsions or deportation for newly arrived offenders.
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Walter Barela, who runs 10 hotels across the Southwest as principal of Albuquerque, New Mexico-based Peak Hospitality, said some of his hotels on the border work with church groups to house newly arrived immigrants at discount rates.
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Congolese and U.N. officials were racing to prevent a runaway Ebola outbreak in Congo on Thursday, working out the logistics of keeping newly arrived vaccines well below freezing in a steamy region on the equator with unreliable power.
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At Hofstra University, where she taught in the Romance-studies department—she has a Ph.D. in comparative literature from Columbia—she watched with pride as her students formed an advocacy group to help newly arrived teen-age immigrants.
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Wonders in miniature abound: a tiny squirrel pestering a priest; women in the beauty shop oohing and ahhing at their stylish hairdos; and the newly arrived Supercade, a megastore that promises to turn the town on its head.
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MYRSINI, Greece (Reuters) - A small house close to the beach in western Greece is replete with a small rose garden, flowers in a vase, a thatched roof and a kennel, all created by its newly arrived refugee occupants.
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The integration minister also included a link to a list of ministry regulations, such as a law requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to surrender valuables like jewelry and gold to help pay for their stay in the country.
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Indeed, those who say their ancestors didn't get government help as newly arrived immigrants would have to admit that their ancestors also never enjoyed the government benefits, like Medicare and Social Security, that now make these critics comfortable.
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" One character we learn of but, regrettably, never meet is Miss Lambe—newly arrived in Sanditon, and described as "a young West Indian of large fortune, in delicate health," who is "about seventeen, half mulatto, chilly and tender.
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But the threat of sexual violence for children like Adjida has not diminished since reaching the sprawling refugee camps near Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar - home to hundreds of thousands of newly arrived Rohingya who have fled violence in Myanmar.
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More than 40 percent of migrants apprehended along the Southwest border enter through the Rio Grande Valley, where Roma is, and where local residents have become accustomed to a heavy presence of Border Patrol and newly arrived immigrants.
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What's more, whether or not you see a strong case for switching to a more skills-oriented system, America's current immigration laws already make it so that newly arrived immigrants are better-educated than the native-born population.
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In effect, this restricted immigration to Europeans, and was especially favourable to Britons and other western Europeans and unfavourable to southern and eastern Europeans, who at the time the act was signed comprised the bulk of newly arrived immigrants.
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You can also look into community sponsorship opportunities through Refugee Council USA, which allow you to work with local resettlement agencies to do things like greet newly arrived refugee families at the airport and introduce them to community happenings.
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SYDNEY (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Four leading Australian street artists have joined forces with nearly 300 newly arrived refugees and migrants to create a series of murals aimed at jolting perceptions in a country where migration has polarized public sentiment.
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Newly arrived in South London from Liverpool, I'd seen the words "Marble Factory Karate" daubed in white paint on the brick wall of an alleyway on countless bus journeys to-and-from the shopping center at Elephant and Castle.
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The small school in the title of this film is the International Rescue Committee's Refugee Youth Summer Academy, a New York program that works with newly arrived children and teenagers who have fled wars and disasters around the globe.
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Earlier this month, President Emmanuel Macron's government pledged to clear out some migrant tent camps, impose quotas for migrant workers and deny newly-arrived asylum seekers access to non-urgent healthcare, in a response to voters' concerns about immigration.
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On this day in 19943, first lady Helen Herron Taft and the Viscountess Iwa Chinda, the wife of the newly arrived Japanese ambassador, planted the first two cherry trees on the northern bank of the Potomac River Tidal Basin.
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The demographic of his patient base is as vast as the region the practice covers, ranging from the homeless, newly arrived refugees and blue-collar workers to high-earning middle-class and lawyers and bankers whose houses are worth millions.
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I eat some more Ben & Jerry's as I do laundry, write thank yous for newly arrived wedding gifts (just when I thought I was finished...), and end up applying to two new jobs to give myself hope for the future.
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Unlike immigrants who are arrested by ICE while living in the United States, many newly arrived asylum seekers aren't familiar with the US, often speak neither English nor Spanish, and may not have appropriate clothing or funds for bus fare.
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"We are appealing to countries inside Europe hosting newly arrived Syrian refugees to grant us access and remove any barriers to our work," Paulo Pinheiro, chairman of the U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Syria, told the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congolese and U.N. officials were racing on Thursday to prevent a runaway Ebola outbreak in Congo, working out the logistics of keeping newly arrived vaccines well below freezing in a steamy region on the equator with unreliable power.
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The decision to give the ability for women to control the conversation is something that newly arrived Match Group CEO Mandy Ginsberg believes should be a choice that Tinder users make, she explained, not something the app forces upon you.
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Having newly arrived at her mysterious husband's remote seaside home, far away from her family, Rosa becomes convinced that the attic — which he keeps locked — is haunted, perhaps by his former wife, who may or may not still be living.
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On the contrary, it means hours spent carrying supplies from newly arrived cars to the cabanas, then lugging beach gear out to the sand and running food and drinks to members by one of the pools or on the beach.
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The administration has also accelerated the deportation of newly arrived migrants — most of them held briefly in detention centers before being released to pursue asylum claims in immigration courts, often with no assistance from lawyers — if they are not granted asylum.
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THIES, Senegal (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Surrounded and dragged in all directions by hungry, sick and desperate refugees, the newly arrived aid workers race between pregnant women and small children while negotiating with the military in an attempt to control the chaos.
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In March, Mr. Del Valle, newly arrived from Puerto Rico, stood in front of a voter registration table, staring at the four relatively unfamiliar choices in front of him: Florida Democratic Party, Republican Party of Florida, No Party Affiliation, Minor Party.
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"The service members were newly arrived in country, and were in a precautionary screening facility when they became symptomatic, were moved to isolation and were tested," the statement said, adding that the nationalities of the people would not be released.
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One group was building a computer game that simulates the experience of going through life with depression and anxiety, while others were drafting plans for websites that track diversity at companies and help connect newly arrived immigrants with local community groups.
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Another New York story is Joan Micklin Silver's "Hester Street," a drama set on the Lower East Side in 1896 with a luminous Carol Kane as a newly arrived Orthodox Jewish woman whose assimilated husband has no use for her.
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The center-right government of Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen has supported dozens of restrictive anti-immigrant measures, including a law requiring newly arrived refugees to hand over valuables like gold or jewelry to help pay the costs of lodging them.
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This year's 58 CIAG recipients included nonprofits running theater programs for veterans, media arts training for LGBTQ youth, artist mentorships for newly arrived immigrants, dance and violence prevention classes for sexual abuse survivors, and performance workshops for the formerly incarcerated.
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Watson also ruled that the assurance by a resettlement agency to provide basic services to a newly arrived refugee constitutes an adequate connection to the United States because it is a sufficiently formal and documented agreement that triggers responsibilities and compensation.
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"The service members were newly arrived in country, and were in a precautionary screening facility when they became symptomatic, were moved to isolation and were tested," the statement said, adding that the nationalities of the people would not be released.
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The hunt for the final Islamic State fighters and operatives draws on an aerial armada of combat aircraft based in Jordan, Turkey and several Persian Gulf countries, as well as the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, newly arrived in the Persian Gulf.
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Israeli scholar Gish Amit has documented at length how the National Library of Israel built much of its collection by confiscating books from Palestinian houses after 1948 and from Yemenite Jews newly arrived in the country around the same time.
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And on an April morning, the newly arrived wild dogs — six females and eight males — trotted and lazed in a large enclosure where they were getting to know each other, establishing a hierarchy before being released into the wild on June 16.
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There are also no definitive statistics on how many newly arrived Puerto Ricans have registered to vote, though advocacy groups say that, anecdotally, they believe many of them did register when they were converting their driver's licenses and getting Florida state identification.
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Nicole Ramos, the Tijuana-based director of the border rights project for Al Otro Lado and who focuses on refugees seeking asylum in the US, was at the Tijuana–San Diego port of entry on Friday morning, meeting with newly arrived families.
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Filled with nightmarish vignettes, this landmark film from the silent era was directed by Victor Sjöström (newly arrived from Sweden and using an anglicized last name of Seastrom) and also features Norma Shearer and John Gilbert, each on the cusp of stardom.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France is to clear out some migrant tent camps, impose quotas for migrant workers and deny newly-arrived asylum seekers access to non-urgent healthcare, in a drive to show voters President Emmanuel Macron is heeding their concerns about immigration.
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As a photographer newly arrived from continental Europe, Mr. Suschitzky was immediately drawn to animals as subjects, taking his Rolleiflex camera to the Whipsnade branch of the London Zoo and putting his lens through holes in the fences cut by understanding zookeepers.
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This means a likely uptick of swift deportations of newly arrived asylum seekers at the US border—including parents who are being separated from their children under Sessions's new "zero tolerance policy," under which all border crossers are prosecutor for illegal entry.
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But it is an older world than the one the rest of us encounter, and it is a wonder for our own newly arrived species to gaze, with dull incomprehension, at such grace and power, and the deep history of our curious planet.
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Last November, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said the French government would step up plans to clamp down on illegal immigration by clearing out migrant tent camps, imposing quotas for migrant workers and denying newly arrived asylum seekers access to non-urgent healthcare.
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Successful integration requires economic integration, and that requires companies to recognize what they stand to gain by being more inclusive of refugees and newly arrived immigrants in recruiting and hiring, as well as the ways they may be inadvertently screening them out.
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In a 27-page report, which was reviewed by The New York Times, the C.D.C. advised giving vaccinations as soon as possible to newly arrived migrants, one of a series of recommendations that led to the recent increase in health care workers.
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He said that Swedes had built a society based on the individual's respect for the state, discipline and rules, but that many newly arrived people come with no respect for, or trust in, government authorities, but great regard for family and elders.
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The taxi driver directed him to a boulevard nearby and told him to follow it to a soup kitchen run by the Kino Border Initiative, a nonprofit group that feeds and clothes deportees newly arrived in a country they had chosen to leave.
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The number of children in federal custody has been shrinking rapidly since the Trump administration last month eased a strict security policy that had delayed — often by months — the placement of newly arrived children with sponsors, typically relatives already in the United States.
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In the 1880s, coal was a dominant heating fuel in New York when Neapolitan immigrants landed in the US. Newly arrived bakers used hard coal instead of wood to heat their ovens because it took up less space and burned more efficiently.
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The suicide belts, car bombs and other explosives sketched again and again by a 14-year-old boy newly arrived at this camp in northern Iraq are the ones he built himself: used by Islamic State militants against civilians and troops in Iraq and Syria.
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The Stranger Things police chief is in good form in a number of ways in the Netflix show's newly arrived third season — namely showing that scoundrel Mike Wheeler who's boss — but there was one thing about him in particular that seemed to capture fans' hearts.
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Only now are some islanders beginning to reach out to US Muslim groups, realizing that wider awareness of the island's place in Islamic history might draw fresh support, particularly from Muslims looking to counter Trump administration portrayals of Islam as a newly arrived invading force.
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The "Burnin' It Down" singer, 39, said he had wrapped up his forthcoming seventh studio album and was about to sign off on it when he got shipped a tune called "Lights Come On." Aldean had everyone stay late to record the newly arrived song.
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Blasting France, Salvini said Macron has taken in only a fraction of the 9,816 migrants his country had pledged to welcome under a 2015 European Union relocation plan to relieve frontline countries Italy and Greece of the burden of caring for newly arrived migrants.
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Newly arrived at Harvard, Billy Stassos is seduced and fellated, and—although the scene begins with him full of fear and wary—he ultimately finds confidence in his newly assured homosexuality and a trust in men that he never received from his tough father.
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Chile possesses the world's largest reserves of the "white gold" and sits atop the so-called Lithium Triangle, yet the government has not capitalized fully due to a national lithium policy that has been criticized as confusing and uninviting to newly arrived private miners.
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An early and defining power play from the late Nobel laureate, "The Caretaker" finds Davies newly arrived at a down-at-the-heels London home that is at times the domain either of the damaged Aston (Daniel Mays) or his younger brother Mick (George MacKay).
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Recently a clutch of fledgling, experimental spaces has opened on the Upper East Side — some have even traversed the cordon sanitaire of Lexington Avenue — while several newly arrived European dealers have foregone the power play of a Chelsea address for a 10021 ZIP code.
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On Wednesday, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced the closure of migrant camps, quotas for migrant workers and limits on access to non-urgent healthcare for newly arrived asylum seekers as part of a drive to show that the government is heeding voters' concerns about immigration.
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"A lot of newly arrived Asian immigrants have this erroneous idea that there are three public schools that are good and then there's the abyss," explained Amy Hsin, a professor of sociology at CUNY and a member of the city's school diversity advisory group.
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It has an element of mystery — someone is sending the residents postcards with the ominous message "We Want What You Have" — but it's primarily a slyly comic slice-of-life drama, exploring what home means for the lifelong inhabitant and the newly arrived immigrant.
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On Wednesday Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced the closure of tent camps, quotas for migrant workers and limits on access to non-urgent healthcare for newly arrived asylum seekers as part of a drive to show that the government is heeding voters' concerns about immigration.
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The releases bypassed the usual procedure in which newly arrived migrants are handed over after initial processing to another federal agency, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which may detain them or release them with some requirement that they will show up for future court appearances.
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Andrew Ervin's review situates the book happily in the genre of the ugly American living abroad: "MacKenzie makes clear what Emma might not always see: that her life stands in stark contrast to those of both newly arrived Haitians and impoverished Brazilians," Ervin writes.
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Mandy Manning was named "teacher of the year" by the Council of Chief State School Officers in April in recognition of her work teaching English to newly arrived refugee and immigrant students at the Newcomer Center at Joel E. Ferris High School in Spokane, Washington.
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Under the hood, the new Gmail has inherited some features from Google's Inbox project such as the ability to snooze newly arrived emails until you have more time to read them, and send out auto-generated smart replies so you don't have to type them out yourself.
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Newly arrived groups affiliated with al-Qaeda and later ISIS — some of them veterans of the wars in Iraq and Syria — began feeding off the grievances of the locals, drawing young unemployed men into an insurgency that prompted ever harsher military responses from the Egyptian military.
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Newly-arrived families receive 1,600 square meters (17,222 square feet)to live on, 1.6 hectares (3.9 acres) of land to farm and earn a living, as well as access to a community farm and forest for cooking ingredients and pasture for cows who produce organic fertilizer.
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A local coalition told newly arrived art galleries to stop being part of the problem, and then protests escalated the matter, until someone spray-painted "FUCK WHITE ART" on a grate and — this is the really messed-up part — the LAPD decided that constitutes a hate crime.
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But it's still a significant problem — for the Micronesians still living in Micronesia, for those who have migrated to U.S. territories and states, for the territories and states that have to provide, on their own dime, aid to those newly arrived migrants, and to U.S. taxpayers.
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Erudite and enthusiastic, Mr de Hamel is not so star-struck that he cannot be critical: a famous illustration in the "Book of Kells" is "dreadfully ugly"; a naked Adam and Eve look "knobbly-kneed" and "brightly pink like newly arrived English holidaymakers on Spanish beaches".
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In one of the greatest of café comedies, Charlie Chaplin 's " The Immigrant ," the tramp, newly arrived in America from an unnamed but clearly Eastern European place of origin, tries to put off the arrival of a check he can't foot simply by ordering more coffee.
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In the basement of a stately, high-ceilinged church here earlier this month, a class for newly arrived refugees was momentarily interrupted by a young boy dressed in a Christmas-colored elf costume and a girl in a princess dress who'd run in chasing after him.
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Although it's still unclear if they were driven by right-wing extremism, the recent arson attack against a mosque in Peterborough, Ontario, and a pepper spray attack against a group of newly arrived Syrian refugees in Vancouver, are raising concerns about continued backlash against Canada's immigration and resettlement efforts.
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For a city dominated by the Roman Catholic faith, Mexican culture and Mexican immigrants — those who are newly arrived and here illegally as well as those who are citizens and have lived here for generations — Pope Francis' arrival just across the border amounted to its own sort of blessing.
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NEW HAVEN, Connecticut — In the basement of a stately, high-ceilinged church here earlier this month, a class for newly arrived refugees was momentarily interrupted by a young boy dressed in a Christmas-colored elf costume and a girl in a princess dress who'd run in chasing after him.
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I watched a newly arrived cluster of durian tourists sitting in a circle around their own tailor-made durian buffet, bonding over their mutual euphoria as they devoured fruit by the fistful and compared notes on texture and terroir as they wiped their yellow intestine hands on the grass.
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He approached the newly arrived owner-occupants of Atlantic Arts and offered $1 million a pop for their apartments — in exchange for which they would agree to sign a gag order prohibiting them from speaking out against the arena project, or donating money to groups that opposed it.
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Once again I was experiencing what it means to be a member of a minority — blind or black or poor or a newly arrived immigrant, for that matter — living day to day in constant fear that everything you have can be taken away from you, even your identity.
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"It's not an option for us to say to people newly arrived in the United States that they're not our problem and that they're welcome to sleep on the park bench until they find enough money to buy food and bus tickets for their children," Dr. Bridger said.
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"The reality is these families are here, and we put out the welcome mat, so now it is our responsibility that their transitions are seamless," said Marucci Guzmán, the executive director of Latino Leadership, a grass-roots group in Orlando that has helped hundreds of newly arrived Puerto Ricans.
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The first phase, when he was newly arrived at Renault in the 1990s and preparing to create the alliance with Nissan, featured a down-to-earth leader who, according to a source who worked closely with him at the time, would carry his own bags off a commercial airline.
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Further in, deeper down to the antique black-and-white images, yellow-margined, crimped with age, backed with carefully pencilled notes: my grandmother beside the cottage in Donegal; my grandfather, newly arrived in America, on a New York City rooftop with two friends nobody remembers the names of.
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Mr. Trump has called for a halt to the admission of refugees, saying that terrorists might slip into the United States among them, while Mr. Trudeau has held out Canada as a haven for refugees, particularly people who have fled the war in Syria, publicly hugging newly arrived families.
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IN-WORK BENEFITS Britain will be entitled to deny in-work benefits to newly arrived workers from other EU states for their first four years in the country; it will be able to apply this "emergency brake" to new arrivals during a seven-year period from the measure first being used.
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So apart from the fact that it's really hard for the newly arrived to find a life, which is bad enough, I think we're also cheapening the value of our existence by making things so hard for the experience of newness, and that is a tragedy for all of us.
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Wickedly funny and at times devastating, it focuses on Anne's childhood friend and lover Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz, nominated for Best Supporting Actress) and Sarah's cousin Abigail Hill (Emma Stone, ditto), newly arrived to the palace, as they vie for the queen's affections in the pursuit of power and security.
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"Some North Koreans, they hide the fact that they're from North Korea," says Sarah Cho, founder of an organization that helps defectors start their new lives in the US. She says that while many South Koreans are curious and helpful to newly arrived North Korean immigrants, others can be abusive.
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As I experienced when reporting on the latest wave of MS-13 killings in Maryland for the premiere episode of CNN's "This Is Life With Lisa Ling" Season 5, newly arrived unaccompanied minors are continuing to come to the US and are being preyed on by an emboldened MS-13.
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Abrams said it was unclear whether Russia would continue to beef up its presence in Venezuela, noting that the newly arrived personnel appear to be trying to help Maduro's officials with a Russian-made ground-to-air missile defense system believed to have been damaged during recent massive power blackouts.
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In March, the Office of Refugee Resettlement, the wing of HHS charged with helping undocumented, unaccompanied children and newly arrived refugees, enacted a new policy that prohibits all federally funded shelters housing unaccompanied minors from "any action that facilitates" abortion access, including counseling, without "direction and approval" from the director of the ORR.
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ROSTOCK, Germany — As Germany grapples with integrating refugees, it seemed like a good idea: Take 15 newly arrived, unaccompanied minors, mix them in with German teenagers and scatter them in groups of two or three through empty apartments in revamped Communist-era housing blocks on the edge of this Baltic port city.
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When a refugee first arrives in the country, the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program provides money toward basic resettlement services — such as transportation and temporary housing — for up to three months, after which responsibility for newly arrived refugees is handed off to the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement.
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When Misha, newly arrived in the United States, sings a nationalistic anthem called "A Greeting From the New Russia," Mr. Johnson hits it out of the park — though the number, which has nothing to do with the plot, made me wonder if Cold War jitters helped to nudge this operetta from the repertoire after 1948.
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In March, the Office of Refugee Resettlement, the wing of the Department of Health and Human Services charged with helping undocumented, unaccompanied children and newly arrived refugees, enacted a new policy that prohibits all federally funded shelters housing unaccompanied minors from "any action that facilitates" abortion access, including counseling, without "direction and approval" from the director of the ORR.
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The parade of beautiful, bloodied women in Mr. Refn's flashy dud — about a young model (Elle Fanning), newly arrived in Los Angeles — suggests that he fell under the spell of both Helmut Newton and David Lynch at an impressionable age, but without learning anything, including how to move beyond shocks or how to animate his visuals.
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One practical goal of the plan is to equip the Syrian Kurds after their spearheading of several fiercely fought battles against the Islamic State in the past several months, starting near Syria's border with Iraq to, most recently, the strategically important city of Manbij, where the terrorist group had established processing centers for hundreds of newly arrived recruits.
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We do this in little ways — when we refuse to let our children bully others, or when we offer a helping hand to the unemployed, a newly-arrived immigrant or an unwed pregnant mother — and in big ways, such as when our government ensures that regardless of race or religious creed, we can find work free of unlawful discrimination.
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Almost all the images of other empresses in this show would not have been seen outside the Forbidden City, but Cixi employed the newly arrived technology of photography to burnish her standing; at the dawn of the new century she posed in a resplendent silk robe, towers of plums by her side, the picture of stability.
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He arrived at the Helmut Lang studio in the meatpacking district in high-heeled Margiela boots and his customary padlock-chain necklace, and began going through racks of newly arrived pieces for the first time: bead-fringed denim, lots of leather, angular hook-and-eyed closed dresses that pushed Mr. Lang's subtlety into a more explicit direction.
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In contrast to the United States, where more than 2,000 children were separated from their parents at the border with Mexico under the Trump administration&aposs zero-tolerance policy, Colombian officials say they are trying to keep newly arrived migrant families together while boosting the number of foster families available to step in at a moment&aposs notice when needed.
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This (plus her paranoia) would be disturbing enough, but we then find out that she's invited Euron Greyjoy over for a pow-wow, hoping that she'll be able to use him and his Iron Fleet to help her defeat the newly-arrived Daenerys, along with her other enemies — Olenna Tyrell, Ellaria Sand and Jon Snow — surrounding them in every direction.
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"At any hour of the day, staff are there to ensure that newly arrived youth are fed nutritious food, provided essentials such as clothes and toiletries, educated about their rights, seen by a medical professional to address any health concerns and quickly transferred to the comfort of a foster home in which they are treated with care and respect," the nonprofit said.
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In exchange for passing legislation to protect from deportation young undocumented immigrants who've lived in the country for years, the White House has said it wants to change immigration law to "ensure the swift return" of more newly arrived unaccompanied children and get rid of "loopholes" that allow thousands of children from Central America to seek refuge in the US. The administration claims those loopholes create a magnet for illegal immigration.
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As a writer, he would later build a case against the novel as all but obsolete, and press for the naked urgency of first-person testimony, in essence confession, which he found permission and precedent for in the newly arrived Beat Generation, specifically Kerouac and Ginsberg; and Views of a Nearsighted Cannoneer is a major document in the same literary canon that gave us Howl and On the Road.
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From volunteering with organizations supporting reintegration efforts like the International Rescue Committee to engaging municipal leaders in creating "welcoming cities" to inviting a newly arrived family to your child's birthday party, there are many small acts of kindness that may have untold rewards — not only in making America safe, but in helping us come together as a larger community of individuals who care for one and about one another.
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Meanwhile, Moretti's (real-life) wife, Silvia Nono, gives birth to their (real-life) son, Pietro, and the filmmaker interweaves his droll struggles with the basics of parenting and his anger at the state of Italian society (which leads him to interview a group of newly arrived refugees) and, for that matter, at the state of the cinema (in derisive riffs aimed at the Hollywood films "Heat" and "Strange Days").
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Meet some of the last refugees to come to America before Trump's ban Meet some of the last refugees to come to America before Trump's ban NEW HAVEN, Connecticut — In the basement of a stately, high-ceilinged church here earlier this month, a class for newly arrived refugees was momentarily interrupted by a young boy dressed in a Christmas-colored elf costume and a girl in a princess dress who'd run in chasing after him.
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