Instead, it had tariffs - emphasizing taxation of foreign, not domestic, production.
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"The problem is not domestic violence in my view," McCain said.
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Second, the latest attacks are manifestations of regional dynamics, not domestic ones.
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Or why we suddenly care about sexual abuse by celebrities, but not domestic abuse.
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"For now, investors would rather focus on the fundamentals, not domestic politics," Ablin told me.
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"Fights in Afghanistan are not domestic; it is international terrorism operating in Afghanistan," Waziri said.
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This tax is normally incurred when selling property, stocks, or precious metals—not domestic currency.
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The agreement covers weapons exports, ranging from small firearms to tanks, but not domestic sales.
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International trade in ivory had been banned by the government since 25, but not domestic transactions.
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It focuses on international aviation, not domestic flights, but individual airlines have set more ambitious goals.
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American beef is a premium product that will compete with imports from other countries, not domestic farms.
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American beef is a premium product that will compete with imports from other countries, not domestic farms.
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Notably, there are not domestic terror statutes in the US that allow for specific domestic terror charges.
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Most news on Russia's heavily controlled television, the media of choice for most Russians, is international, not domestic.
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President Obama's chief economic adviser said Friday that global economic issues, not domestic, were the biggest challenges to the United States.
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For open economies - and that list of course still includes Britain - inflation pressure overall is primarily driven by global forces, not domestic ones.
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El-Erian said, however, that current chances of a September rate hike sit at 60 percent because of international economic conditions, not domestic ones.
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But some banks such as OCBC are still anticipating a weaker currency on the back of a looming U.S. interest rate hike, not domestic policymaking.
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Critics had said the special courts undermined the supremacy of the ECJ and discriminated by only allowing foreign investors, not domestic investors, to bring cases.
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But no charges were filed, and Meyer said law enforcement assured him the couple's issues were related to a messy divorce and not domestic violence.
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"These domestic neo-Nazi organizations that we've been talking about all this time for so long now are not domestic — they are global," Rose told BuzzFeed News.
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Currency strategists at BNP Paribas further noted the real risks facing the Aussie were external, not domestic, and that the currency could fall further in the near term.
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Democrats blocked the spending bills because they feared Republicans would not allow them votes on amendments and that the GOP would boost spending for defense but not domestic programs.
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The CITES resolution is not legally binding but can merely put pressure on countries to close their ivory trade because the convention only regulates international trade and not domestic trade.
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A more severe downturn in emerging markets, not domestic inflation, is the "biggest risk" to the U.S. economy, a top economic advisor to President Donald Trump told CNBC on Wednesday.
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More than 80 years later, Vattel would have declared that the American Civil War was also a case of two separate, warring nations in which international law, not domestic law, should apply.
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" Brendan Deenihan, a commander for the Chicago police, on Sunday described the killing this way: "It was not domestic in nature, like a husband-wife or boyfriend-boyfriend or a love triangle.
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As the Price entered the building Heyman, armed with his smartphone as a recording device, asked him whether or not domestic violence would be deemed a pre-existing condition under the new legislation.
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Crucially, the debt thus incurred is denominated in foreign currency, not domestic (which is why the U.S., also a recipient of large inflows in the past, isn't similarly vulnerable — we borrow in dollars).
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"There really isn't currently any other mechanisms to remove guns from people who are dangerous but haven't been adjudicated as mentally ill, convicted of a felony, or are not domestic violence abusers," she explained.
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Antifa and black bloc — the far left of today — engaging in street brawls and property damage, while reprehensible, is "not domestic terrorism," said J. J. MacNab, a fellow in the Program on Extremism at George Washington University.
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A one-term president, the 92-year-old has had a very influential, successful post-presidency—like Obama, he has won the Nobel Peace Prize—but with a focus on human rights and conflict resolution, not domestic politics.
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The owner of the New York Giants admitted Thursday that the team re-signed a player who they knew had abused his wife, reigniting a conversation about how seriously — or not — domestic abuse is taken by the NFL.
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And while Jing's role in Kong: Skull Island was unremarkable, the pride of place she gets in Pacific Rim: Uprising, as a formidable tech CEO whose aims are uncertain, is both entertaining and a tacit admission that the film's primary audience is not domestic.
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"I think his most outrageous performance has been not domestic, but international, going out of his way to insult our allies, conducting a mock bromance with a cold-blooded murderer in North Korea, saying that, "I, Donald Trump, have fallen in love with the kid.
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Hawkish Republicans were equally frustrated with their tea party colleagues when Congress could not reach agreement on spending in 2013 and as a result of the rules put into place in 2011, forced the implementation of budget sequestration that imposed caps on military and not domestic spending.
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Since there was ultimately no damage done to national security, and because Mr. Regan's arrest and conviction happened at a time when the United States was intensely focused on counterterrorism, not domestic espionage, the government appears to have overlooked the lessons that should have been learned from the partial success of his plot.
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But this time, it's not domestic strife threatening Blue's calm — it's what's happening in the rest of the world: I'm smack dabIn a hurricane of emotionsCan't even raise my little daughter, my little CarterWe call her Blue 'cause it's sad thatHow can I be a dad that, I never had thatShattered in a million pieces, where the glass atI need a drink, shrink or somethingI need a angelic voice to sing somethingBless my soul, extend your arms, I'm coldHold me for a half-hour 'til I'm whole In a note that accompanied the release of "Spiritual," Jay Z said he wrote the song some time ago, before the killing of Mike Brown galvanized the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Their usual size was more to the scale of a hamster than a mouse, but rodents were more common at the time as domestic pests, not domestic pets.
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Justice Roberts then concluded that, since the ICJ's decision in Avena was not domestic law, the "take care" clause did not apply.Medellín v. Texas, 552 U.S. 491 (2008) (No. 06-984), p. 37.
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Art critic for The Guardian. Mere Jelly catalogue. 2004. > Paul Frank Lewthwaite makes sculptures that make a fragmented poetic rather > than coherent practical sense. Timber boxes open to reveal spray-painted MDF > flat packs for the construction of not domestic shelves or furniture but > what the artist calls “motifs of fragmentation”.
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The US and Soviet Union saw détente differently. The US saw détente as an encouragement of changes in Soviet Union domestic and foreign policy. The Soviets saw détente as influencing only foreign policy, not domestic issues. What they did have in common was a shared interest in avoiding a nuclear war.
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Carteret's interests were in foreign, not domestic, policy. His serious work in public life began with his appointment, early in 1719, as Ambassador to Sweden. During this and the following year he was employed in saving Sweden from the attacks of Peter the Great, and in arranging the pacification of the north. His efforts were finally successful.
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Joseph married German-born British subject Jane Caroline Brommer in 1886, in Nice, France, and their first child William was born in Cannes, in 1889. William died in Abbotsbury in 1918, and is buried in the churchyard there. Edwin was born in 1895 in Abbotsbury where his father is listed as 'Head Gardener (Not Domestic)' in the 1901 Census.
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"Mass die-off of Caspian seals caused by canine distemper virus." Emerging infectious diseases 6.6 (2000): 637. and large Felidae (cats, though not domestic cats.) In a captive population of giant pandas in China (Shanxi Rare Wild Animal Rescue and Research Center), six of 22 captive pandas were infected by CDV. All but one infected panda died; the survivor had previously been vaccinated.
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After going through the ranks of Maccabi Tel Aviv's youth academy, Man did not get a lot of playing time under Nir Klinger. Man himself attributes this to Klinger's preference of foreign strikers and not domestic strikers from the youth ranks. Later he played with small scale clubs, and in June 2010 was released from Hapoel Ashkelon. He is a free agent and lives in Ashkelon.
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The building on the present site was pre-dated by Saxon ane perhaps earlier structures. A Norman Adulterine castle was constructed approximately 300 meters to the north-east of the hall during the Anarchy in the early 1100s. The manor supported the clergy of the King's Chapel of St Micheal in Shrewsbury Castle. The manor house has probably always occupied the current site with this fortification only being used for military and not domestic purposes.
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There are about 40 mounds at Cahuachi. Some mounds had rooms on top of them, others did not, some are considered to be “temples,” and still others were used for burials. But furthermore, the majority of the mounds at Cahuachi are overwhelmingly never actual “habitation mounds”. Strong originally classified these mounds as “habitation mounds” but Silverman argues that they are not domestic, which is in keeping with her assertion that Cahuachi was a non-urban ceremonial center.
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In the United States, the criminal justice system has been considered a "the source of extremely valuable intelligence on al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations." Some examples of this are the apprehensions of terrorists such as L'Houssaine Kherchtou and Mohammed Junaid Babar. There is some debate within the criminal justice system and more generally about whether or not domestic terrorism should be considered acts of war or domestic crimes, which is outlined in writing by Andrew Majoran.
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The resulting forts have been described by historian Christopher Duffy as having "an air at once sturdy and festive, rather like a squashed wedding cake".Duffy, p. 4. St Mawes Castle in England, one of Henry VIII's Device Forts These coastal defences marked a shift away from castles, which were both military fortifications and domestic buildings, towards forts, which were garrisoned but not domestic; often the 1540s are chosen as a transition date for the study of castles as a consequence.
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Under this scenario aviation would account for between 50 and 100 per cent of the UK's carbon budget by 2050. The strategy adopted in the White Paper seeks to mitigate the global impact of air transport primarily through emissions trading schemes. Although the Kyoto Protocol implemented emissions trading as a means to reduce emissions at national levels, the global nature of air transport means that international (but not domestic) air travel is excluded from this mechanism. The Government is seeking to redress this through the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), but progress is slow.
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A companion bill was also introduced that provided clarifying language directing that the proposed constitutional amendment would ban same-sex marriages and civil unions but not domestic partnerships. Bosma said it was aimed at reassuring universities and localities that the benefits they provide employees under the designation domestic partners would not be affected by the adoption of the constitutional amendment, though other lawmakers disputed whether the language of the bill, if adopted, could control the interpretation of the constitutional amendment. The House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on the proposed amendment on January 13 but took no vote.
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This category also includes same- sex marriages performed before same-sex marriage became legal in California. The act also mandates the full legal recognition of same-sex marriages lawfully performed outside of California after the passage of Proposition 8, with the sole exception that the relationship cannot be designated with the word "marriage". The law provides no label to be used in place of "marriage" to describe these relationships; they are not "domestic partnerships". The resumption of same-sex marriage in California on June 28, 2013 effectively supersedes this law with respect to out-of-state same-sex marriages.
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The document is therefore silent as to what form the final status of Kosovo takes. The fourth is that the principle of territorial integrity constrains only other states, not domestic actors. The fifth is that the right of self-determination, which the ICJ found to be jus cogens in the East Timor case, is a right of all peoples, not only of those in a colonial context. Another key argument is one of consistency – in the last legitimate Yugoslav Constitution, Kosovo had the same legal right to self-determination that was the basis for independence of five of the six Yugoslav Republics: Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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The import of Marijuana via exportation is 1% of the trade within the drug industry in the UK. It has been argued that the main legal innovations between 1925 and 1964 were in response to international pressures, not domestic problems. In the 1960s a few doctors prescribed large amounts of heroin, some of which was diverted into the illegal market. Also substances such as cannabis, amphetamines and LSD started to become significant in the UK. In 1961 the international Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs was introduced. To control global drug trading and use, it banned countries from treating addicts by prescribing illegal substances, allowing only scientific and medical uses of drugs.
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All modern inhabited territories under the control of the federal government can be considered as part of the "United States" for purposes of law as defined in specific legislation.See 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(36) and 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(38) Providing the term "State" and "United States" definitions on the U.S. Federal Code, Immigration and Nationality Act. However, the judicial term "unincorporated" was coined to legitimize the late–19th-century territorial acquisitions without citizenship and their administration without constitutional protections temporarily until Congress made other provisions. The case law allowed Congress to impose discriminatory tax regimes with the effect of a protective tariff upon territorial regions which were not domestic states.
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Ashanti's lyrics for "Rain on Me" address the pains and challenges of facing, and eventually overcoming, an abusive relationship. Wanting to make a cinematic and narrative-driven video for the song, she worked with LidRock and director Hype Williams to produce the clip. Ashanti explained: "We wanted to make a short movie that was 'real' — that showed that no matter if you're rich or poor, black or white, famous or not, domestic violence can touch your life." The abusive boyfriend was played by actor Larenz Tate, best known for starring in Dead Presidents, a film which also features "The Look of Love" by Isaac Hayes.
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In special circumstances (not domestic installations) bonding with deliberate lack of connection to earth (earth free local equipotential bonding) may be used. Bonding, by the IEC 60364 terminology used in BS 7671, should not be seen as just an extra to earthing. In recent US practice, which differs considerably from IEC principles and terminology, "bonding" is used more widely as a term for all the aspects of earthing that are not literally connections with the earth itself ("grounding"); so the connection of protective earth conductors to the supply neutral (since the TN-C-S system is the only permitted form in their residential installations) is now named bonding rather than earthing. This is not the case in the UK.
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Within the childcare industry, men make up only about 3–6% of all workers.Susan B. Murray, "'We all love Charles': men in child care and the social construction of gender", Gender & Society; (1996) 10: 368 Additionally, in the child care industry men, are more likely to fill roles that are not domestic in nature but administrative such as a managerial role in a daycare center.Silvey, R. (2004), "Transnational Migration and the Gender Politics of Scale: Indonesian Domestic Workers in Saudi Arabia". Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography While the domestic work industry was once believed to be an industry that belonged to a past type of society and did not belong in a modern world, trends are showing that although elements of the domestic work industry have been changing the industry itself has shown no signs of fading away, but only signs of transformation.
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A double CD with half acoustic material, the album's title refers to a cheatcode often found on Norwegian hotel room TV remote controls to access pay-television.Paulsen, Torstein; Gjersøe, Jørn, NRK.no (February 7, 2003). -En ny epoke National network NRK taped a documentary over these live sessions, which climax is a performance of "Girl in Oslo" featuring five drummers, one of whom being Thor S. Greni. In 2004 bassist Eilertsen departed from the band in order to focus on the group The National Bank, and former bassist Erik Tresselt returned to the band. With the April 2005 release of Poetic Terrorism, the band again utilised their own independent label Grand Sport in Norway, maintaining the role of Warner Music was for international and not domestic use. Shortly after the release of the 2005 EP, Erik Tresselt left the band for the second time, and was replaced by Jarle Bernhoft, a former guitarist and vocalist of the Norwegian punk rock band Span. Bernhoft performed only one concert in Norway with the band. On the 2006 acoustic tour, former bassist and keyboardist Nikolai Eilertsen joined the band.
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