But it is hard to find any signs of officialdom.
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Their licenses, diplomas and other paperwork mean nothing to officialdom.
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In freer places, upstarts are challenging oligopoly as much as officialdom.
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Just as important was Amway's ability to sell itself to officialdom.
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But such remarks from officialdom quickly disappeared from local news sites.
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Suddenly it was done—allegedly punched into the cellphones of officialdom. 3.
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Officialdom theoretically treats minorities as equal and even grants them certain privileges.
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So Mr Trump could hardly have done more to aggravate German officialdom.
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And the tone of officialdom -- once so reassuringly objective -- now sounds anodyne.
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"What if we stay?" the father asks of this early-hour officialdom.
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Anyone valued or decorated by officialdom was a nonperson in our eyes.
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FSG, which is listed in Hong Kong, has unabashedly courted Chinese officialdom.
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His skepticism increased as the statue's patina of officialdom gave way to weirdness.
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That doesn't mean you should simply content yourself with the assurances of officialdom.
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In private, they insist, he gets the need for a less overweening officialdom.
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The tone of media coverage was in keeping with the statements from Beijing officialdom.
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But struggling banks cannot simply blame history, officialdom and market structure for their troubles.
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Despite her feud with officialdom, she said she was happy with the better trains.
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His slickly produced videos speak to Russians' anger about inequality and hypocritical, thieving officialdom.
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In his life and career, Deripaska has frequently intersected with the Kremlin and Russian officialdom.
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For all its ponderous officialdom, the Pentagon also has an especially clear chain of command.
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This year's tournament was not the first time Tomic has run afoul of tennis officialdom.
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While public whippings and the like may be long gone, officialdom has hardly abandoned shaming.
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The accompanying voice-over describes their typical content, in the unwaveringly dull tones of officialdom.
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CoSport's owner, Sead Dizdarevic, who declined an interview request, has long-standing ties to Olympics officialdom.
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But it had a problem: There wasn't really a leftist intelligentsia or officialdom to draw upon.
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Mulloy took issue with tennis officialdom when he felt it was too political or old-fashioned.
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Veselnitskaya has closer links to the world of Russian officialdom than she has previously let on.
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For some, particularly in officialdom, "la Biennale" should have the commerce-free purity of a museum.
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Cases like his are a sign of social despair and resentment toward officialdom, medical personnel say.
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In contemporary art, with its ironies and its multiple readings, Chinese artists test the patience of officialdom.
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It's long been popular among China watchers and China-based journalists for its sendups of Chinese officialdom.
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One side will argue that officials should be punished, and that this will make officialdom more accountable.
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Lu, born in 1951, has risen through the ranks of Chinese business and officialdom quietly but efficiently.
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That disproportionate impact suggests Washington officialdom might do well to reassess its approach to future trade liberalization.
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By the time the Kirov was due to move on to London, officialdom had had quite enough.
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The sensation of being monitored—by suspicious officialdom, by scammers, by predators—is thick in the airport.
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Others involved in the revival of Chinese-Australian history also said they steer clear of Chinese officialdom.
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Officialdom relaxed rules that limited deforestation and reduced the percentage of the Amazon required to be preserved.
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Given the venomous campaign against the men in the media and officialdom, the outcome was surely a formality.
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Nightclubs that attract mainly gay men show videos promoting safe sex, a way of avoiding trouble from officialdom.
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And the lack of rules governing businesses like nail salons and car washes means less contact with officialdom.
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He is engaged in the same struggle that Mr Lou waged, against the vast inertia of local officialdom.
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Other magazines and newspapers brought to heel by officialdom have either closed down or survived as tepid replicas.
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In between invariably hopeless clashes with officialdom and the Russian Orthodox Church, everyone swigs vodka and gets depressed.
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The Kremlin denies it uses officialdom to pressure businessmen or politicians into selling assets to settle political scores.
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The journey entailed gutsy navigating through military officialdom and hitching all sorts of rides on jeeps and planes.
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However, Hastings turns the conventional wisdom — that Wallis faced a lonely battle against uncomprehending officialdom — on its head.
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Her published article notwithstanding, Ms. Hollingworth later wrote, British officialdom persisted in thinking that war remained weeks away.
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In fact, both JBS and BRF have already clamped down on over-close relationships with officialdom inside their businesses.
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There are plenty of hurdles officialdom can place in the president's path if he antagonizes enough of its representatives.
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The Air Force had undertaken low-level, unmandated investigation already, but Twining's memo, some claim, ushered things into officialdom.
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The precise course of events is unclear, but for many protesters, the episode crystallized their broader anger with officialdom.
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But it also touched off a roiling controversy, pitting reformists against conservatives who resented Gogol's mockery of Russian officialdom.
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He invoked the divine right of kings only as a perfect foil to the divine right claimed by officialdom.
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This required clever and gutsy navigating through military officialdom and hitching all sorts of rides on jeeps and planes.
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But as the world waits to see how Trump will shape his foreign policy, Ankara officialdom is remaining cautiously optimistic.
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Saudi officialdom has been abuzz for months about a comprehensive National Transformation Plan, though its release has been repeatedly delayed.
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In many ways this is a good thing: it means fans' tributes are not limited to those prescribed by officialdom.
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In many ways, for Catalonia's officialdom, it's a case of be damned if you do and damned if you don't.
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The main snag was that one of Germany's most influential Muslim bodies, having historical links with Turkish officialdom, shunned the gathering.
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Russian officialdom "will be super-cautious in order not to damage Donald Trump any more than he did himself," Gabuev said.
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Yet this week secularist campaigners complained about the fact that, in their view, British officialdom gives inappropriate standing to religious marriages.
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Another point of friction between the Witnesses and officialdom is their refusal to accept blood transfusions for themselves or their children.
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In doing so, however, it also reinforces the divide between how officialdom understands permissible conduct and how the general public does.
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Even at the best of times, local officialdom does not seem up to the job, says Deirdre Heenan of Ulster University.
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At the heart of the case was the apparent abduction by officialdom of a bishop who was elevated by Rome last October.
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After years of officialdom turning a blind eye, many of these women are now being sent back and their ID cards confiscated.
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Then she almost inadvertently revitalised her career in an instinctive act that officialdom might describe as "vandalism" and her friends as "upcycling".
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The sect, whose history spans just over a century, already has plenty of experience of enduring persecution and unpleasant encounters with officialdom.
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In conventional conservative doctrine, the mainstream press and much of the new media are little more than arms of Democratic Party officialdom.
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Their pretext was the protection of a cherished tradition—eating from food stalls during the Chinese new-year holiday—from zealous officialdom.
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For one thing, he was embraced by French officialdom and became primarily a painter of murals, mostly in public buildings and museums.
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Today, the Grenfell disaster looks like yet another of these "trust us, we'll look after you" promises that officialdom fails to keep.
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"You just kind of crap yourself, because it's officialdom, and obviously you've done something wrong," Mr. Nairn said in a recent interview.
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To the Trump family, that mixing of business and officialdom — at least when it comes to their father's visits — is just fine.
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Strict limits on the amount charities may spend on themselves look designed to stop them getting big enough to put pressure on officialdom.
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With no announcements and nothing smacking of officialdom or ceremony, Nicolai began performing his signature minimalist electronica on his laptop and various gear.
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It also has a group of high-school children taking a stand against corrupt elected officialdom when their parents fail to do so.
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Unlike India, with its multiple ethnic divides and regional tensions, Pakistan is easy to describe (especially because English remains the language of officialdom).
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But officialdom has a right under the law to withdraw patents from companies that put drugs out of reach because of high prices.
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In Robert Mueller, the special counsel, he faces a paragon of D.C. officialdom, investigating not only his campaign but also perhaps his finances.
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Since 2012, he has repeatedly introduced offensives intended to rid officialdom of graft, factionalism and bureaucratic fragmentation, failings that he suggested weakened his predecessors.
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Browder, who has often clashed with Veselnitskaya in and out of court, said this reinforced the idea that she was enmeshed with Russian officialdom.
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Globalisation has enabled traffickers to run rings round officialdom, says Candice Li, vice-president of the International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition (IACC), a lobby group.
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"We don't need wild tourism," she said, displaying the default position of Russian officialdom that rigid control is always preferable to potentially disorderly spontaneity.
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Breakers boss Matt Walsh, whose leadership has been under heavy scrutiny after his recent clash with NBL officialdom, said the buck stopped with him.
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They are also smaller—expanding can mean catching the eye of officialdom and is hard to do without bank loans, which require proper book-keeping.
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"The popularity of our '185 Chairs' remembrance installation has been an immense embarrassment to officialdom who would rather it just 'went away,'" Majendie told Hyperallergic.
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The European Union probably could carry on without Greece, as some members of European officialdom made clear to the Greeks during negotiations on their debt.
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Then Raonic rallied, railing against officialdom after getting angry when he challenged a line judge's call as Pouille was serving to stay in the set.
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It is easy to see, as demonstrated by this slippery instance, how easily junk science can be introduced into mainstream thought, and blessed—even unintentionally—by officialdom.
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But this uncertainty hardly undermines the feeling that Russian officialdom has been experiencing: a sense they have achieved a moral victory over the West and its values.
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Indeed, German officialdom still makes elaborate semantic contortions to avoid a flat-out acceptance of the G-word, presumably pending a final accord between the two governments.
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Luckily New York lost out to a Southern swamp in 1790 in the race to become the nation's capital city, sparing it the suffocating embrace of officialdom.
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Private enterprises in China must navigate government officialdom without being directly confrontational, operating by a set of rules that are as opaque as they are capriciously applied.
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Officialdom decrees, for example, that shampoo, wallpaper and fizzy water are luxuries to be taxed at 28%; eyeliner, curry paste and plain water will attract an 18% levy.
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But two sources close to the Russian government said that these clinics were not suitable for the top echelons of officialdom because they lacked the necessary security provisions.
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"Our baseball is dying on us," was the title of a 2015 editorial in a state-run Cuban newspaper that typically shies away from any criticism of officialdom.
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Understandably, Pakistani officialdom and the Pakistani public alike are incensed about Washington's refusal to sanction him at the UN. Ultimately, Washington's policy amounts to pressuring Pakistan with pinpricks.
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The Muslim Executive of Belgium, which advises the government on the generous subsidies that it gives to Islamic groups and teachers, is controlled by people close to Moroccan officialdom.
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They may make English speakers chuckle, but Chinese officialdom is not amused: When major international events come to China, the state tries to clean up the most egregious ones.
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On that score, working in some parts of town has been made tougher by an officialdom that has bowed all too often to the wishes of hoity-toity builders.
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But the violence in this isolated site was nonetheless an embarrassing breach of the efforts by China's president, Xi Jinping, to remake officialdom into a clean, impeccably disciplined bureaucracy.
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"He will extort support from the ranks of Republican officialdom, which may already be too tainted by allegiance to Trump to credibly sever ties with its criminal leader," Beutler wrote.
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Through a language of hilarity, Ubu Roi tells the farcical story of Père Ubu, an officer of the King of Poland and a grotesque figure who epitomizes the idiocy of officialdom.
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Their supporters, too, are increasingly willing to challenge officialdom, as happened last year when a campaign on Facebook managed to halt a municipal effort to chop down thousands of Hanoi's trees.
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Does Sydney want to be a big global city like New York or Hong Kong where anything goes (at least in some places) and officialdom reacts to trouble as it emerges?
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Now the rule of thumb in Chinese officialdom seems to be demonstrating loyalty as explicitly as possible, keeping everything else vague and evading responsibility at all costs when things go wrong.
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Their dealings inevitably bring them into close contact with officialdom—they know whose palms can be greased, and who the real power-brokers are in the shadowy world of Communist Party politics.
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If Trump secures the Republican nomination, Russian officialdom can be expected to celebrate his victory much like Napoleon celebrated his triumph in the battle of three emperors at Austerlitz two centuries ago.
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I thought then that there was great danger in the embrace of process and officialdom over values and public longing, and I wrote about the increasing power of the national security community.
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But in Greece concerns for the environment and antiquities are combining with labyrinthine laws, zealous officialdom and hostile political ideology to create hurdles that even investors familiar with the country cannot understand.
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Half to three-quarters of all non-agricultural workers in poorer countries (perhaps 2000 billion people) fall outside the purview of officialdom and so can be categorised as "informal" (or "shadow" or "grey").
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The new National Centre for Counter-Terrorism, led by a former chief of counter-espionage, Pierre de Bousquet de Florian, is supposed to have made French officialdom more professional in dealing with threats.
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Marxists describe a process called "proletarianization," which occurs when occupations whose workers previously enjoyed some independence, responsibility, status and good income lose their authority and become dependent on layers of officialdom and bureaucracy.
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He'll meet with representatives from federal Indigenous Services Minister Jane Philpott's office later this month, armed with a document he hopes will help translate his and others' experiences into something Ottawa officialdom can understand.
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"Things are shot out of the top of the party, and they're unworkable when they're implemented," said James McGregor, the chairman of greater China for APCO Worldwide, who advises companies dealing with Chinese officialdom.
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And yet, how can people respect a system that utilizes the sophisticated tools of legalese, the purported due diligence of formal reports, and the officialdom of drawn-out investigations to impugn common sense justice?
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Otherwise, taxpayers will once again get stuck with the bill for coal companies' social costs, propping them up because no one in US officialdom seems prepared to allow them to die a natural death.
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Increasingly penalised for his open contempt for Soviet officialdom, he applied to emigrate in 1974, at a time when the Soviet Union was relaxing emigration rules for Jews in exchange for technology from the West.
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A messy civil war has raged in Somalia since 1991, creating generations of trained killers and arms smuggling networks that extend across Africa and the Middle East, thanks to a porous border and corrupt officialdom.
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There's little stomach among party officialdom to work against a candidate who wins the most primary votes, and voters themselves are unlikely to sustain rival candidacies if they're clearly just playing for a brokered convention.
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"These claims are not related to our organization, but perhaps the traffic police or someone else," said Mr. Rana of the water management board, citing what's widely seen as the greediest branch of Nepali officialdom.
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Support for Brussels officialdom has come from an unlikely quarter, however, in the form of opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who in the past was openly eurosceptic but is now campaigning for a Remain vote.
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It may seem surprising, then, that more than six years later—amid a climate of fear that pervades officialdom and stifles most of the party's critics—the party still sees so many threats to its control.
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The intervening months since her last London visit have seen gentrification and over-zealous officialdom threaten to suck the soul, Dementor-like, out of our club scene—leaving it wan and pale, like New York's nightlife.
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That clears the way for Mr. Zuma's successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, to appoint someone capable of waging a tough, independent and credible cleansing of South Africa's officialdom, which the president promised on taking over from Mr. Zuma.
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"Pray to the Lord" is a leak from the mid-2000s that appeared on Da Drought Is Over 3, one of several leak tapes from the Empire that took on the status of officialdom to fans.
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With Trump exerting a gravitational influence on the shape of the race, a guy who stood on the margin of the Senate Republican caucus suddenly looks like a useful bridge between Republican officialdom and the conservative grassroots.
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His narrative flashes from protests in Kiev, the Russian takeover of Crimea and the Russian-backed "uprising" in eastern Ukraine to the ideas pumped out by Russian officialdom, including Mr Putin himself, to justify the Kremlin's actions.
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Although the new rules unleashed a tongue-in-cheek online hunt in China for other potential violators, they address a broader and particularly vexing problem for stodgy Chinese officialdom: keeping up with China's exuberant — and sometimes reckless — entrepreneurs.
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If he manages to get past the Canadian 16th seed, he will more than likely be served up with a reminder of one of his grubbiest run-ins with officialdom in the shape of former champion Stan Wawrinka.
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The five-year ban would merely redouble their resourcefulness as they search for workarounds that allow them to not technically classify as "lobbyists" once leaving the administration but rather to occupy some other very similar role in Washington officialdom.
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"For this man to have committed such an atrocity on UK soil after we rescued him from Libya was an act of utter betrayal," the newspaper quoted a British source in Whitehall, the center of British officialdom, as saying.
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While there appeared to be some semblance of an opposition to Trump inside the G.O.P. in 248 even after he won the party nomination, the dissidents in Republican officialdom steadily dropped off as he settled into the White House.
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But more people means more risk of congestion in the eyes of Saudi officialdom, which stakes its legitimacy on hosting the event and is keen to avoid incidents like a deadly crush last year which killed at least 2,070 people.
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The portrait of obfuscating officialdom that Mr Lloyd Parry paints has parallels in the account he wrote in 2011 of the murder in Tokyo of Lucie Blackman, the young woman at the centre of his earlier book, "People Who Eat Darkness".
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But they also spurred the development of a civil society: NGOs, house churches and independent legal firms ready to take up the cases of the downtrodden and dispossessed in their battles with officialdom all made extensive use of social media.
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Finally, last year, there was a consecration of Brutalism by art officialdom, when the Metropolitan Museum of Art moved some of its modern collection into the old Whitney, that smooth inverted ziggurat on Madison Avenue, with its signature angled windows.
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As the sun shone and more than 70,33 fans streamed through the gates at Melbourne Park, the great and the good of tennis officialdom filed into a room in the bowels of Rod Laver Arena to defend their record on battling corruption.
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Nineteen sixty-five was, after all, close to the peak of Cold War superpower hostilities, and nonaligned socialist countries like Indonesia were, in the policy narratives peddled by American military-industrial officialdom, among the gravest threats to First World freedom then going.
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"There is nothing worse than the death of the former Israeli president Shimon Peres, quietly, on the land of occupied Palestine, except the pilgrimage of Arab and Palestinian officialdom to participate in his funeral," the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar declared in an editorial.
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This past summer's tourist crackdowns in Italy, for instance, were understandably intended to stem the tide of selfie sticks and Trevi-fountain-wading but also placed restrictions on so-called indecorous behavior, obstructing access to city centers to anyone officialdom deems undesirable.
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In a rare outbreak of violence against officialdom in the South Caucasus nation, two police officers were stabbed to death in clashes when a protest over Safarov's arrest and unofficial reports that he was beaten in custody turned violent on July 22.
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Pence, a former House member as well as a governor buys Trump ties to the world of Republican Party officialdom, and seems like part of a clear effort to normalize his campaign and make him fit in more as a conventional member of the GOP.
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The situation is complicated even more by the fact that in Dutch-speaking Flanders, politicians of a nationalist hue are intensely suspicious of all forms of Muslim officialdom, local and foreign, even those who purport to be imposing a moderate line on the community.
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They said one of his allegedly criminal messages, which suggested that a terrorist attack in 503 may have reflected failings in the government's policies in the western region of Xinjiang, had garnered 1,930 retweets—remarkable given Mr Pu's well-known propensity to criticise officialdom.
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Russian officialdom hasn't responded yet to the swirl of news generated by the Post report, along with a New York Times report about an investigation into whether Trump was working on behalf of Russia against US interests after the firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Over at Eurasia Daily Monitor, Pavel Felgenhauer has compiled an invaluable roundup of debates within the Duma and officialdom over what rights and privileges to claim in the Northern Sea Route, the sea lane that skirts along Russian coastlines between the Barents and Bering seas.
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The tone was calm and nuanced, with his polygamous father's cruelty toward his mother coming in for as much criticism as the arrogance of British officialdom, and due recognition paid white teachers at Alliance High School, who opened up the world to questing African pupils.
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But politics fixes on symbols, and the flames racing up the 24-story tower unleashed the pent-up anger of survivors and residents of other low-cost public housing, known in Britain as council flats, at an officialdom deaf to their complaints and conditions.
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They have chased Philippine and Vietnamese fishermen from disputed grounds, poached in neighbours' exclusive economic zones and, with officialdom turning a blind eye, ravaged the South China Sea's reefs, destroying the coral to get at rare, slow-growing giant clams for which China's nouveaux riches pay fortunes.
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"Such tactics obviously jeopardise any hope of maintaining a moderately free press in Cambodia, but should also be of grave concern to all investors in the country who may find themselves on the wrong side of officialdom or vested interests with no viable legal recourse," it said.
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While some of this has been down to "teething problems" related to a reluctant switch to a new festival site—forced on the organizers by health and safety officialdom—the past two festivals alone have seen 0003 arrests, three deaths, and one serious case of sexual assault.
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Start with the worst-case scenario for the election, from the point of view of civics and civil peace: Trump refuses to concede defeat, rants about voter fraud, denounces Republican officialdom for betraying him, and urges his supporters to storm polling places and take to the streets.
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Mr. Xi, the son of Communist Party elite, came to power with a long history of working his way up the ranks of officialdom, deftly sidelining rivals and rolling over dissent as he cultivated alliances and strengthened his control over the government, the economy and the military.
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The most dire threat of Sessions as attorney general is that, as citizens become increasingly aware that their rights, the most fundamental rights of the nation, are being routinely usurped by corrupt officialdom, they will realize too that we are no longer a nation of laws.
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A shocking video of the incident -- posted on social media by the woman who claimed she was attacked -- has gone viral in China this week and unleashed a furious debate over violence against women, the role of bystanders and what some believe is the ingrained sexism of Chinese officialdom.
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So, either by directive or a desire to please officialdom, every art form is being given a Chinese twist: "King of Glory", a popular game for mobile phones, features a famous eighth-century poet, Li Bai, albeit as an assassin, not a calling there is any evidence he pursued.
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All of this might have made for a tragic but minor footnote in the annals of contemporary Russian history but for what Browder has done over the past seven and a half years to tend to Magnitsky's flame -- and how furious he has made Russian officialdom in the process.
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Kremlin critics mock the program as a misguided failure, but Mr. Lunin, though "initially very skeptical" and still upset by rules that make it easy for officials to take back the land they grant, has come around to embracing it — despite his lifelong wariness of everything connected to officialdom.
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In the list of what ails China — slowing growth; corrupt officialdom; a declining birth rate; a trade war with the U.S.; Xi Jinping's cult of personality; the inherent disconnect between a politics of repression and the spirit of innovation — the regime's war on the soul doesn't usually rank high.
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The benefit of the doubt I extended to Trump was limited, but on a rather important subject: I thought that direct collusion between his inner circle and Russian officialdom during the 2016 campaign was relatively unlikely and the odds of ever finding proof of such a conspiracy vanishingly low.
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Even those who turn up to protest against the Dalai Lama may well do so out of a sense of patriotism, not because they were mobilized by the C.S.S.A. In some respects, the C.S.S.A. resembles a microcosm of Chinese officialdom, complete with petty bureaucrats, political infighting, and even occasional malfeasance.
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Nothing happened to the director of MI-6 when the Zinoviev letter was discovered to have been a fraud: He could distance himself from his subordinates, secretive British officialdom would not even admit the existence of MI-6, and, after all, the new Conservative government had been a beneficiary of the fraudulent intervention.
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Opinion Columnist In fighting successfully to publish documents showing that United States officialdom has been telling lies for years about our military endeavors in Afghanistan, The Washington Post has shown how little has changed since the Vietnam era — and yet also how much more sustainable, strangely, our own era's quagmires seem to be.
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His jailing is the latest event in the ferocious reprisal against a decade of digital whistle-blowing — which has never, to my knowledge, yielded information that was inaccurate or unimportant — and that has now produced little but misery, banishment or imprisonment for the people who tried to force officialdom to come clean.
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Saudi concern about Khashoggi was likely amplified when Khashoggi spurned the offer of reconciliation by Mohammed bin Salman, and founded an advocacy group, Democracy for the Arab World Now, that may also have prompted U.S. concerns by announcing "Free and fair elections may result in some governments that are less favorable to U.S. interests," reminding officialdom what happened when we tried that in Gaza in 2006.
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He just as quickly produced this poetic gem of an email (alas, as with too much of Washington officialdom, he asked not to have his name published, or where he works): MELA THIRUVENKATANATHAPURAM = MELA + THIRU + VENKATA + NATHA + PURAM = Me-la Thi-ru Ven-ka-ta Na-tha Pu-ram = May-la Thi-ru Wayne-ka-ta Na-tha Pu-ram If you want to dive deeper: Mela > May + la as in lamp.
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