There would be little time to organise a new plebiscite.
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The state makes it fiendishly difficult for them to organise.
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Mwangi used PAWA254 as a vehicle to organise and protest.
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Then once they are ready, we organise an MMA fight.
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None of them has asked to organise his exchange yet.
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We are both coming to organise the defence of the realm.
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Social media play a powerful role in helping protesters to organise.
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Warfare is expensive, and citizens in tyrannies struggle to organise uprisings.
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New technology helps justice systems collect and organise data more efficiently.
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How sea spiders organise their oxygen supply has long been a mystery.
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Thailand's junta, it seems, cannot organise a rigged election in a dictatorship.
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There are signs that some young migrants are starting to organise themselves.
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Bank of China and HCBC have been mandated to organise the issue.
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Mr Himbury also has ideas on how to organise greenfield infrastructure projects.
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I was really surprised that people organise raids together, the community's friendly.
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Together they organise a campaign to demand exemplary punishment for the priest.
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But they're also used to organise communities or to follow certain topics.
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The company said it will shortly mandate banks to organise the listing.
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Except, people very rarely detail what exactly they want us to organise.
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It also meant that they couldn't officially organise and form a union.
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As trading relationships unravel, countries may organise themselves into rival economic blocs.
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Stability is the comforting illusion by which people try to organise their lives.
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To organise the fightback he founded the Mont Pelerin Society (MPS) in 1947.
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Like other marginalised groups, Indians moved to the cities and began to organise.
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It is difficult for trade unions to organise workers who are highly dispersed.
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If you can buy a divorce online, surely you can organise funding rounds?
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It helps us organise our thoughts, plan actions, consolidate memory and modulate emotions.
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Protest movements can organise far faster and more easily than in the past.
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It was easy online communication that helped Egyptians organise to topple Hosni Mubarak.
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Here we organise meetings, where people come and can say anything they want.
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Another is that ubiquitous smartphones make it easier to organise and sustain protests.
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We're good, my team know how to organise some primary school basketball games.
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The petition was posted on the platform Organise, which runs workplace-specific campaigns.
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He's also working to organise a fundraising dinner for cancer research in Hobart.
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Perhaps such victims are too diverse to organise, march and make their voices heard.
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Countries should organise their response so that it has maximum effect at minimum cost.
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Basically, the rule in Norway is you can't organise competition where knockouts are involved.
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French or Italian firms go to London to meet investors or organise a takeover.
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One will organise the flag-hoisting ceremony; another will prepare the invitations for it.
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Workers may also look to the past to find a way to organise themselves.
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Markets are supposed to organise activity in a way that leaves everyone better off.
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Supporters' clubs will gather on February 19th to decide whether to organise wider protests.
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But greater secrecy also makes media less social, and political campaigns harder to organise.
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"We would have to organise a parallel government," says Alfonso Dastis, the foreign minister.
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Aguerre, however, believes advanced weather forecasts will help the ISA organise the competition efficiently.
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Several meme pages collaborated to organise the event page, which has now gone viral.
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MBBank may organise a roadshow for the stake sale later this year, Thai said.
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It is far from clear whether or how Britain could organise a new referendum.
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The Darmstadt Social Department helped to organise the scheme, along with the Bundesliga itself.
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The phone started ringing and we started to see how we could organise ourselves.
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It could then begin to organise South Sudan's first elections as an independent state.
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When they go further and organise, for instance through social-media groups, repression follows.
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He now sits on the president-elect's transition team, and he helped organise Wednesday's meeting.
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Half-a-dozen revolts that he helped organise against an ossified Qing dynasty were failures.
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YouTube did not organise the contest, which took place on August 25th; the boxers did.
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Cambodia's Foreign Ministry spokesman Koy Kuong said later that China could not organise the trip.
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For those that do escape, help takes longer to organise and arrive than on land.
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But supporters argue that it provides the most effective way to organise the necessary resources.
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A Backbench Business Committee, set up in 2010, helps MPs organise votes on personal topics.
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As part of this, it helped to organise pitching events and startup tours to China.
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Bensalah said he will organise elections which are expected to be held within 90 days.
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Fuck sake, looks like I literally can't organise a piss up in a brewery pic.twitter.
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Mr Tafnout, just 20 years old at the time, had helped to organise the protests.
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History would continue, but arguments about how to organise society seemed to have been settled.
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I think that just gives us more time to organise and draw a big crowd!
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Macron was in touch with Michel to organise the response, added the official on Monday.
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We continue working urgently to organise a flight to the UK as soon as possible.
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"I've been forced to organise a revolution instead of doing normal kid things," she said.
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The group became the hub of discussions on what to demand and how to organise protests.
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In this way a new breed of activists is changing the way that workers can organise.
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Barely 1% of the population uses the internet, so it is hard to organise protests online.
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Farm workers are hard to organise, scattered as they are in small units around a country.
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Mr Yeo wants to organise an exhibit of all the art that the protests have produced.
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As it happens, we already possess a successful model of how to organise higher education: America's.
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The unions of pilots at SAS's Norway operations have threatened to organise a strike on Sept.
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It is also the place where my students come to participate in the workshops I organise.
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Verily also seeks to organise health information so that it can be queried for useful insights.
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Schooling fish self-organise for the benefit of the group and are rarely in a fracas.
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Apple does not organise its financial activities into one subsidiary, but Schumpeter has lumped them together.
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Digital forums such as WhatsApp give them tools to share their experiences privately and organise resistance.
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From 2009 she helped organise the Strategy-31 movement, which demonstrated regularly for freedom of assembly.
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Criminaljustice algorithms organise and sort through reams of data faster and more efficiently than people can.
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THE TEAM in charge of organising President Donald Trump's Iran policy could barely organise a conference.
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Four months later, in September, they both helped organise another demonstration, this time for free speech.
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Its answer was to organise the Paris-Rouen race for horseless carriages, held the following July.
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The Democratic Alliance, South Africa's main opposition party, continues to organise protests outside Bell Pottinger's offices.
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They also need a clear civic story, "myth or a lie", that residents can organise around.
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The Commission will organise the smaller summit ahead of a full EU summit due next week.
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On Tuesday, interim president Abdelkader Bensalah had said he would organise free elections within 90 days.
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It is far harder to organise and motivate dispersed workers in shops, offices and call centres.
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Perhaps festival-goers were confident that Lollapalooza would organise a musical extravaganza in this anniversary year.
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Is there anything we can do as clubbers/music lovers to organise ourselves against social ills?
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They will however, be allowed to organise their own financings for a final bid, sources said.
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We have to organise our company in a way to be profitable at a lower level.
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It has also outsmarted the Conservatives in using the internet to organise people on the ground.
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Citi and Berenberg have been chosen to organise the flotation as so called global coordinators, they added.
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After young Arabs used smartphones to organise the uprisings of the Arab Spring, despots everywhere grew nervous.
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According to him, they believe that market exchange and self-interest are how societies naturally organise themselves.
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Should such moderates organise effectively, they may be able to snap the NRA's stranglehold over gun policy.
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"Global eyes are on Hyderabad today," said Jayesh Ranjan, a government official helping to organise the event.
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They were attacked after a protest on September 19th against President Joseph Kabila's failure to organise elections.
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But younger activists wonder how the opposition can organise around their central figure if he is absent.
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The privately-held company has mandated investment bank UBS to help organise the potential listing, they added.
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Brilliant youngsters set out to "organise the world's information" and "make the world more open and connected".
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Its affiliates and its 8,000 full-time staff transmit the party line and organise morale-raising shindigs.
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They were an escape from cramped, substandard accommodation, as well as a place to organise if necessary.
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He has starved the election commission of funds and has claimed an election is impossible to organise.
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Basically, it includes everything you need to edit, organise, store, and share your full-resolution photos anywhere.
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The group called on people to organise cultural, political and festive events during six hours on Nov.
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But he insists that he was right to organise it, since a public vote was "ultimately inevitable".
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"It's been quite hectic trying to organise that in such a short amount of time," he said.
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Needless to say, that is a seriously volatile environment in which to organise a domestic football tournament.
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Bensalah said late on Tuesday he would organise elections that are expected to be held within 90 days.
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What can be done to halt Venezuela's implosion, organise a humanitarian rescue and achieve a return to democracy?
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There are devices out there that can answer questions, organise routines, play videos and music, and much more.
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Each option has problems, point out academics at University College London, as well as taking time to organise.
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They organise meetings and field visits, potluck dinners and Sunday brunches, and sometimes become friends with their guests.
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The group has mandate Banca IMI, BNP Paribas, Goldman Sachs International, Natixis and UniCredit to organise the roadshow.
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I used to organise our annual celebration of the Battle of Trafalgar, which was a really big dinner.
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Mr Puigdemont called for "democratic opposition", but he opted not to organise resistance on the streets of Barcelona.
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Firms may also displease customers, who can more easily complain about companies and organise boycotts using social media.
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Abdelkader Bensalah, the head of parliament's upper house, becomes interim president and must organise elections within 90 days.
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Though typically less able and willing to organise, they also make up the government's traditional base of support.
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The Costume Shop generally needs about a week to organise the hire and prepare the costume for you.
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The World Economic Forum, the same people who organise the Davos shindig, produces its own Global Competitiveness ranking.
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These hands would have the right to organise and would have social-security contributions made on their behalf.
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While Ryanair does not recognize trade unions, pilots have been using social media to organise in recent months.
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Under the terms of the agreement, the FARC was allowed to organise the reintegration of its fighters collectively.
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"This is a question of freedom of expression and academic freedom to organise an event," he told Reuters.
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"If you get in contact with me I'm sure we could organise something," he said on November 4.
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State lenders Sberbank and VTB will organise the swap along with a subsidiary of Gazprombank, the ministry said.
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"We just don't feel safe," says Lee Jong-kwan, who helped organise the festival last year in Busan.
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"We must respect the laws of the market (and) organise production in accordance with demand," the ministry said.
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Meanwhile DARPA, America's main military-research organisation, is trying to organise a responsive-space competition of its own.
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The FCC's solution was to organise not one but two sets of sell-offs, collectively called an "incentive auction".
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"It is possible that today we will find a solution to organise the time after the programme," Scholz added.
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But on Saturday for Matty's dinner, there were so many people in the queue that we couldn't organise one.
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Flunkeys distribute badges with his portrait, hang banners proclaiming him leader along the city's highways and organise military parades.
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The telegraph, the WeChat of its day, allowed far-flung Chinese to share tales of outrage and to organise.
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The government has shut down popular social-media apps, such as Telegram, which has been used to organise rallies.
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Unlike ants or chimpanzees, Sapiens can organise themselves in many different ways, none of which is "the natural way".
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New technology, from apps to organise ride-sharing to the SNCF's live updated train schedules, has helped commuters cope.
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They tend to organise themselves in informal coordinations, such as 'The journalists outside bars', 'I am a journalist', etc.
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In that instance, the army took charge but then quickly handed power to a transitional government to organise elections.
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The committee should safeguard the rights and interests of banks as well as organise orderly debt restructuring for firms.
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Although the government clamped down on the phenomenon, the Communist Party and the Women's Voluntary Service helped organise it.
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Three men try, with little success, to fix a photocopier; others organise piles of kyat, Myanmar's currency, by denomination.
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Volunteers organise meetings to tell unvaccinated adults, parents, teachers, health workers and others about the risks of infectious diseases.
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They also have live-in managers who organise weekly events such as movie nights, cooking parties, and field trips.
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"For the past two years, it has been impossible to organise any major LGBT event (in Uganda)," Opiyo said.
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"We had actually been left with no other option but to organise a black ops operation," she told ABC.
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They organise large protests which can succeed in blocking events such as gay-rights rallies that offend their beliefs.
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We will organise across the country & build a movement for a Green New Deal for climate justice & local communities.
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It's an all-new app that lets you easily edit, organise, store, and share your full-resolution photos anywhere.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Thousands of small-scale traders in India are planning to organise protests against Amazon.
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In October the Zimbabwean government declared a national holiday in order to organise protests against sanctions on its members.
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This typically sees one person drawing the short straw and having to organise, book and pay for the trip.
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They're pulling regular 70-hour weeks trying to squeeze in enough time to read, research, write, prepare lectures, prepares seminars, organise conferences, organise departmental events, allocate administrative tasks, complete administrative tasks and finally teach you and then grade your shitty paper that you wrote in four hours the night before it was due.
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One important tool was Hustle, a messaging app, which allows volunteers to quickly organise rallies by sending them personal texts.
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Jawar's ability to organise street protests helped propel Abiy to power last year, ushering in sweeping political and economic reforms.
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A Western air campaign could inflict heavy casualties and knock back ISWAP's ability to organise by a year or more.
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A triumvirate of state politicians has been appointed to run the party temporarily and organise the race for the leadership.
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On social media, group chats with hundreds of people in each seek to organise an informal marketplace of hook-ups.
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It would take around 22 weeks to organise a vote (not the full year that the government, ridiculously, has claimed).
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During the Arab spring it helped to organise protests that brought down Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the former dictator.
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That America's State Department supported the right of Ukrainians to organise their own independent church only added to Moscow's fury.
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ADRIAN WADDELOVEMalpas, Cheshire If a second referendum is to have three questions, there is an obvious way to organise it.
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The UN hopes to organise elections and a constitutional convention this year (though it had the same goal in 2018).
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On Thursday, they are planning to restart classes, as they try to organise more supplies and hope the roads clear.
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Local players organise raids in a Facebook group chat he's a part of, and he plays with friends during events.
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Users can create lunch events that others are able to join, and has a messaging function to organise meet-ups.
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Mexico's finance minister, Luis Videgaray, resigned after helping to organise the recent unpopular visit to the country by Donald Trump.
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In May, the company picked Barclays, BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank to organise meetings with potential investors about the IPO.
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Tokyo has pumped in more than $12 billion to organise the event while billions more were spent on related projects.
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Even if another referendum were agreed, it would take months to organise and there would be disputes about the question.
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Britain's Foreign Office said it was working to organise a flight to Japan to evacuate its nationals from the ship.
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The finance ministry had selected lenders VTB Capital, a unit of VTB, and Gazprombank to organise its 2019 Eurobond issuance.
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Yet a filing cabinet cannot be used instantaneously to organise a large-scale drug deal, procure firearms or orchestrate a murder.
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They are also supposed to organise data in such a way that the cops can see where they need to improve.
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Tunisia will then have to organise an election within 90 days, a slightly earlier timetable than it had originally planned for.
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Some are solely an online presence like the Broncos UK, others organise trans-Atlantic trips like the UK and Ireland Packers.
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Between December and February a committee of Catholic activists known as the CLC teamed up with priests to organise three protests.
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Haryana and other states organise more competitions in rural areas and offer the most accomplished competitors free training and monthly stipends.
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So now the rule is you can't organise competition with knockouts involved unless it's professional boxing or the King allows it.
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But he has remained in power because his government has failed to organise elections despite promising to do so this year.
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The bungalow comes with free use of the host's kayaks and they can also organise day trips to indigenous communities nearby.
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EASTER-EGG hunts are a delight for children, a pain for parents to organise—and potentially lethal for the family pooch.
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The costs of bad policy are, in contrast, spread across the public at large, making it harder for them to organise.
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Curtin said that it did not organise the event, did not receive any complaints and could not verify the reported behaviour.
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A special state agency created to organise earthquake relief and reconstruction has yet to choose a logo, let alone begin work.
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First, Amazon itself appears to be considering entering into another, related on-demand area: housekeeping and helping people organise their lives.
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Chelpipe, controlled by Russian businessman Andrei Komarov, has hired banks to organise the potential share offering, sources told Reuters in February.
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The IOC is racing to organise a series of continental boxing qualifiers this year while also preparing the tournament in Tokyo.
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HTI has urged the government not to disband it, saying every citizen has a right to organise and deliver Islamic teaching.
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The government says it is unlikely to be able to organise the vote on time due to logistical and budgetary constraints.
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In the lead up to the Iranian revolution of 1979 he also worked to organise demonstrations in opposition to the Shah.
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H2O itself said on Thursday that it was looking at ways to re-organise its holdings of non-rated corporate bonds.
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Though no state has a higher percentage of African-Americans than Mississippi, its population is heavily rural, and thus harder to organise.
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You can now organise your life, stay healthy, and tell the time all at once without an evil robot dog in sight.
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But after visiting Washington last month, Conte said he would organise a separate conference, with the endorsement of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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They organise additional meetings as well as the official events, often drinks or film nights—usually an adaptation of something they've read.
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"To organise SFr218-25 ($216-218) a day of heroin, you need either prostitution or crime, especially drug-dealing," says Dr Buerki.
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Whereas Mrs May tried to organise a European security mission for the Gulf, Mr Johnson signed up to an American-led scheme.
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Net foreign assets peaked at $23 billion in August 25, which gives the state time to organise a longer and smoother transition.
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A spokesman for the U.N. body mandated to organise the summit, the UNFCCC, said it had received "assurances" from the Chilean government.
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In the wake of Brazil's desertion, Chile stepped in to organise next year's summit, which convention requires to happen in Latin America.
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Britain had a treaty obligation to organise elections to the European Parliament if it were still a member in May, the lawyers.
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The PPP leader, Bharrat Jagdeo, who was Guyana's president from 1999 to 2011, says parliament can only meet to organise an election.
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Wellbeing Enterprises, a social enterprise near Liverpool, helps to organise activities including ukulele lessons and tango classes for patients referred by GPs.
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Under the original Supreme Court ruling that annulled August's election, the electoral commission has until November 1st to organise a new one.
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Ceri Goddard, who helped organise the event, says it "reminded locals that amongst them there are thousands of gay and lesbian people".
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Much of the grassroots opposition to Mr Trump, from the women's marches to groups like Indivisible, use the platform to organise themselves.
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According to the petition on the British online platform Organise, the alleged behavior includes "inappropriate touching" such as "forced hugging" and more.
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Agile companies organise themselves in small interdisciplinary teams designed to complete a single project, rather than with a more formal hierarchical structure.
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In the wake of Brazil's desertion, Chile stepped in to organise next year's summit, which convention dictates should happen in Latin America.
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The same happened after the firebombing of the mosque; a local rabbi, Warren Elf, helped to organise a "peace walk" in solidarity.
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He has refused to organise elections, citing logistical problems, while manoeuvring to stay in power after his term ends on December 19th.
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" Today they are run a close second by 12 words: "I'm from human resources and I'm here to organise a diversity workshop.
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It said it was also ready to organise more ceasefires on the ground in Aleppo to allow wounded civilians to be evacuated.
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In a belated effort to punch back, Mr Trump hired a veteran convention fixer, Paul Manafort, to organise his delegate-selection efforts.
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China and India are both developing elaborate systems not just to identify over a billion people each, but to organise their lives.
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The thinly-veiled white nationalist group used Facebook as a recruiting tool, with numerous groups and pages to organise and attract members.
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For a long time, however, Brits used both z's and s's, so that in the UK, both "organize" and "organise" were correct.
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Part of Huboo's proposition is achieved through something as simple as a modular approach the company has designed to organise its warehouses.
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Wen Xianjun, a vice chairman of the association, had already said he would organise Chinese companies to "actively respond" to the complaint.
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"We believe it is impossible to locally organise a film festival with a purely independent spirit," announced China Independent Film Festival (CIFF).
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Then industrialisation and urbanisation brought workers into closer proximity, providing both an opportunity to organise and a reason—to negotiate pay and conditions.
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As a more formal system of employment in factories or mines became the norm, workers were lumped together, making it easier to organise.
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"Guaido has the capacity and the legitimacy to organise an election," French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told France Inter radio station.
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Facebook and Twitter allow people to bypass the mainstream media's cosmopolitan filter to talk to each other, swap news, meet and organise rallies.
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The Jacques Delors Institute, the think-tank that helped organise it, is a particularly influential channel between Mr Macron and Mr Gabriel's SPD.
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Another option is to help giggers organise, in order to mitigate the low bargaining power the self-employed often face compared with employees.
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A business school can also organise events where budding entrepreneurs meet potential investors and, in some cases, those backers will be former students.
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Employees may have a right to organise, but nothing in the NLRA "prevent[s] employers from channeling concerted activities into particular procedural forms".
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But Algeria's opposition is disorganised and leaderless; and, with an election now looming, it has precious little time to organise and field candidates.
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This means the issuer pays back less than the amount borrowed, removing the need to figure out how to organise reverse coupon payments.
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"It is unreasonable to manage the transition period without institutions that organise and oversee this operation," said Salah, lending support to interim leaders.
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The Civil Human Rights Front, which helps organise marches, lists five more demands, including Lam's resignation and a formal withdrawal of the bill.
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Monica Karpinski—founder and editor of The Femedic—is not just attached to her email, she uses it to organise her entire life.
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With the help of social media, and thanks to a greater willingness to speak out on social matters, campaigners have begun to organise.
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In other words, as the police are likely to interpret this, activists who try to organise resistance to the bulldozing of their communities.
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Also in the cross-hairs are the forces of evil that organise people to go in groups to submit petitions at government offices.
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Taylor recalled that several government officials tried to organise a meeting with Trump in order to persuade him to release the Ukraine aid.
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It said at the time that Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Standard Chartered could be among the banks to organise the listing.
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The mix begins with the KLF, so I'd recommend people use it to soundtrack any obscure Hebridean rituals they might organise this year.
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They may have been left powerless as impenetrable organisations manoeuvre above them, but they have begun to organise protests and make themselves heard.
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They were held for questioning on charges including incitement to organise a demonstration and spreading false news, the relative, Sanaa Seif, told Reuters.
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If I'd been able to organise my time a little better I might have had a day less, but otherwise it was perfect.
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In November, Hezbollah and its allies quit the cabinet led by Western-backed Prime Minister Fouad Siniora and organise street protests against it.
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He said talks would address how to support the democratic process in Venezuela and how to organise humanitarian aid for people in Venezuela.
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Over the past several months the Hong Kong public has demonstrated that civil societies have an extraordinary ability to self-organise and innovate.
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They deployed the resources of the Generalitat to organise their "binding referendum" on independence, which they then used to declare an independent republic.
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Prosecutors have previously said they had launched a preliminary probe into Ghosn over his use of the Versailles palace to organise a party.
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Airdrops require approvals for use of airspace, staff on the ground to organise and distribute, and a drop zone that is clear of obstacles.
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An effective response to offensive speakers could be to organise and popularise discussions, where the speakers' views are questioned and their credibility thoroughly scrutinised.
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Wired reported last year that worker's rights platform Organise received a "surge" in health and safety complaints from Amazon warehouse employees on Prime Day.
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Forums might seem antiquated in online terms, but they're still a simple way to record and organise information and to make it publicly accessible.
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"Ultimately we need broad changes in transport policy, it will not be possible to organise this with the 1 billion (euros)," he told ARD.
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"There are plenty of warm bodies," said Eliot Cohen, an academic and former advisor to the State Department, who helped organise the first letter.
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Depop does send alerts to sellers, but it's still up to the sellers themselves to organise sales tax and other fees of that kind.
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The USR helped organise protests in early 2017 that stopped the government from passing an ordinance to cripple the DNA and exonerate Mr Dragnea.
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The challenge is "to organise the streets into your club", say Guus Hiddink, who has managed the Netherlands, South Korea, Australia, Russia and Turkey.
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The whipping system is at breaking-point as the enforcers lose their ability to bribe and bully and political factions organise themselves via WhatsApp.
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But although the Koran may have specific things to say about inheritance and other matters, it is more fuzzy on how to organise government.
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They organise for the illegal meeting of representatives in a castle outside of Norway's capital, with rented cars, decoy flights and risible cover stories.
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Matteo Salvini, the League's leader and Italy's deputy prime minister, wants to organise a new group around this idea in the next European Parliament.
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To explore what forgiveness means, they organise lectures, discussions and cultural events, including showings of a drama which highlights the issue of Protestant flight.
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An optimistic version of what happens next, apart from howls of protest, is that Europe makes a concerted effort to organise its own defence.
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Mr Mulvaney, whose daughter is studying in Dublin, helped organise a tree-planting on Capitol Hill to commemorate the centenary of the Easter Rising.
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"It is necessary to start the first stage immediately ... to get building permission at the Dukovany site and to organise the tender," Babis said.
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"Central bank seeks to re-organise relations with Kurdistan regional banking industry," said a government financial advisor who is close to central bank policy.
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Earlier this month, Black Lives Matter activists in the UK also used "Shutdown" as a hashtag to organise a protest at London City Airport.
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Organisations like Gift of the Givers, who are helping to organise water donations to the city, are also taking monetary donations via their website.
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There will probably not be an election, mostly because Mr Kabila does not want one (he claims there is no money to organise it).
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To lose the entirety of its playing squad, as well as some coaching staff, effectively reduced Pakhtakor to an organisation with nothing to organise.
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For Maddie, roller derby provided a community where women could self-organise sport on their own terms, according to a do-it-yourself model.
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Mr Katz sees other drivers, such as the rise of informal "affinity groups", when workers organise over a particular issue rather than pay bargaining.
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They snatch meetings at break times and organise a range of activities around their studies, including a recent inter-school survey on sexual harassment.
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"We can't be certain it's a real group that can organise physical attacks on people," said Igor Kochetkov, head of the Russian LGBT Network.
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But that's precisely where Yorkshire St. Pauli gather to watch matches, organise their charity work and generally uphold the spirit of the Millerntor-Stadion.
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And technology may again play a central role in helping a revival—particularly in America, where activists are trying inventive new ways to organise workers.
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"There's no plans to organise an emergency summit to discuss changes to the guidelines nor is there any pressure to hold one," Varadkar told parliament.
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One survey from worker rights platform Organise found that 74 percent of warehouse workers avoiding going to the toilet for fear of missing productivity goals.
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Some of the late dissident's friends and supporters in China tried to organise a petition to have him released and to visit him in hospital.
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The agency is helping to organise charter flights to repatriate sub-Saharan migrants who agree to take a package or receive a re-integration grant.
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The protesters, meanwhile, have shown they are not cowed and that they can organise without the internet, which the junta shut off a month ago.
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Democrats were the party of organised labour, and in few places was the right to organise bought with as much blood as in West Virginia.
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"From their point of view, we don't have the right to be ill," one worker who is a parent wrote anonymously in the Organise survey.
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On March 5th hundreds of people marched in the city of Yangon against proposed legal changes that would make public protests even harder to organise.
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The United Nations brokered a ceasefire in 1991 and sent in its MINURSO mission to help organise a referendum on the future of the territory.
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The group's owners, which include some of Germany's wealthiest families, have asked Unicredit, Berenberg and Barclays to organise the Frankfurt initial public offering, they said.
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The finance ministry said on Thursday it had selected lenders VTB Capital plc, a unit of VTB, and Gazprombank to organise its 2019 Eurobond issuance.
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Dysfunctional local governments in the East African country cannot organise recycling points, leaving ragged family gangs to sift through mountains of pungent garbage at landfills.
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The meeting participants agreed to quickly seek ways to organise a revamp of the plant, which provides electricity to its Doniambo nickel mine and smelter.
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They all see the importance in their culture and history but people are so busy which has why it's taken me a year to organise.
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The firm, which allows users to scan and organise Japan's ubiquitous business cards, will list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Mothers market on June 19.
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Pokémon Go has not officially released in India yet, but fans have found a way to access the game and even organise a few Poké walks.
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"Europe needs to organise its markets in such a way that it not only creates competition but also social security," said Gabriel, leader of the SPD.
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BASF, which flagged its intention to auction off or merge the unit in October, said on Tuesday it had hired Goldman Sachs to organise the transaction.
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Utilise your S Pen to organise your working week, creating important Action Memos and cutting down the time taken on your daily tasks through smart collaboration.
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But group together workers in a factory and it is both easier to organise them and easier for them to see they have a common interest.
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Activists using the internet to organise demonstrations (or, as in the case of Mr Lu, to publicise other people's protests) have been given lengthy jail terms.
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Some cadres probably calculate that it would be easier to spot agitators if more groups were encouraged to operate openly rather than to organise clandestinely online.
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He said any new referendum would probably take six months to organise, meaning time would be tight ahead of the new, delayed Brexit date of Oct.
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The two friends are avid travellers but found that it was a lot of work to organise trips: both have Spinal Musular Atrophy and use wheelchairs.
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Narrow interests triumph in part because the windfall they enjoy from their politicking gives them ever more incentive to organise and to press their case publicly.
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LONDON, July 7 (IFR) - The Republic of Macedonia has mandated banks to organise a series of investor meetings ahead of a potential euro-denominated bond issue.
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Swedish buyout firm EQT, which bought Faerch in 2014, hired Credit Suisse and investment banking boutique FIH Partners to organise a sale process earlier this year.
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Anything beyond that would mean that Britain would need to organise European Parliament elections on its soil, which the bloc does not trust it would do.
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"The finance ministry has chosen four banks to organise one or several bond issues, pending market conditions this year," one source who asked for anonymity said.
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Amazon had about 40 engineers who would covertly extract and organise rivals' data with bots as of several years ago, one of the people interviewed said.
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"Some Vietnamese residents have bought their own game ranches, so they are now able to buy rhinos at auction and organise sports hunts," says Mr Milliken.
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Political scientists have long pointed out that social media make it easier for interests to organise: they give voice and power to people who have neither.
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The thing is, when you have a set of supporters who are discriminated against, traditionally, in football, you organise around discrimination in order to counteract it.
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The Cambridge-based startup develops AI to help companies make decisions from how to organise their financial portfolios to how to set up their supply chains.
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In early December former fire chiefs called on the government to help organise an emergency meeting to discuss the growing threat of wildfires amid global warming.
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A supposer d'ailleurs que ladite République organise encore des iftars: la dernière fois que j'ai été convié à l'un d'eux, c'était au milieu des années 2000.
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The court found they then used the resources of the Generalitat to organise their "binding referendum" on independence which they used to declare an independent republic.
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"People are spoiling for a fight," Christian Grolier, a senior official from the hard-left Force Ouvriere union which is helping organise the strike, told Reuters.
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As more governments impose travel restrictions and it becomes more and more difficult to organise games, other competition organisers may also see that as a solution.
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But that would require Britain to organise European Parliament elections on its soil in May, a prospect ruled out on Tuesday by a junior Brexit minister.
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It is part of a wider campaign to silence those who fight for labour rights, organise resistance to polluting factories, or who fight expropriation of their land.
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MOSCOW, April 4 (Reuters) - Russia's Economy Ministry said on Monday it had chosen three domestic investment banks to organise the privatisation of large state companies this year.
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In "Sapiens" he argued that what made humans special was their ability to organise on a large scale around shared beliefs, such as religion, nationalism or capitalism.
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Ukraine has hired BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs International to act as joint lead managers and bookrunners to organise investor meetings in London, Frankfurt, Munich and Milan.
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AI has helped data-rich companies such as America's West-Coast tech giants organise much of the world's information into interactive databases such as Google's Knowledge Graph.
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"We welcome the fact there is a commitment to organise European elections, it was one of the requirements to discuss the issue (of the extension)," Ciamba said.
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He said Islamic associations in Germany should be responsible for these courses and hoped they would organise themselves to be a "clear partner" for the German state.
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As soon as the Syrian security forces began repressing anti-government protests he had helped to organise in the spring of 2011, the Kurdish activist went underground.
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There are fewer people to perform communal tasks that used to fall to young adults, such as repairing roads and bridges and helping to organise Buddhist festivals.
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China's Ministry of Public Security, which is helping to organise the Beijing meeting, did not respond to requests for comment on concerns about China's role in Interpol.
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EU leaders will on Thursday tell British Prime Minister Theresa May during a meeting in Brussels that she can have two months to organise an orderly Brexit.
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Independent experts have questioned whether the one-week delay will be enough to organise the poll, both in Kinshasa and remote areas of Congo's vast forested interior.
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So we had a few more dance floor dates over the summer, but nothing really happened in the real world—it was just too difficult to organise.
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WHEN she was sent to prison for helping organise a strike at a shoe factory in Vietnam's Mekong-delta region, Do Thi Minh Hanh was only 25.
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The Cup of Nations was always intended as tournament for an independent Africa, and to attest to Africa's ability to organise and maintain its own sporting institutions.
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The jihadists hurt Muslims more than any others, not least by making it harder for them to have an honest discussion about how to organise their societies.
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This may be too little, too late for a group of former evangelicals who are trying to organise "ex-vangelicals"—or "exvies"—into a nascent political movement.
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So over the weekend, when protesters were expected to rally for the third time, Facebook was inaccessible to locals, who had been using the platform to organise.
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Even if another referendum were agreed, it would take months to organise, there would be disputes about the question - and the result would be impossible to predict.
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"Most sex workers are truly independent, but from a trade union perspective it makes sense to start with workers who can organise inside an actual workplace," she explains.
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HLI has more work to do, such as organise a randomised controlled trial to compare the outcomes of people who get the tests with those who do not.
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The committee created to organise celebrations for the 70th anniversary of Burmese independence is working at full steam: it has spent the day creating subcommittees (nine in total).
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Germany's industrial holding Koerber AG, which owns UGG, has asked UBS, Credit Suisse and Berenberg to organise the initial public offering as so-called global coordinators, they added.
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The private equity investor has asked Goldman Sachs to organise the auction which it plans to officially launch in the second half of the year, the sources said.
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Driving this are urbanisation and the spread of mobile phones, which make it easier to organise protests, says Judd Devermont of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies.
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Vuyani Jarana said during a briefing that South African Airways (SAA), which hasn't made a profit since 2011, would organise itself into domestic, regional and international business units.
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But, chances are, it also means getting your crew together and somehow ending up juggling four separate group chat threads to organise your trip to a city festival.
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We already signed contracts for Baselworld so we're likely to be in Basel, but we might also organise a separate event in January to present our new models.
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The company could have sold the LNG on a free on board (FOB) basis, as do many U.S. LNG projects, which leaves the buyers to organise the shipping.
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Not only is it easier to organise like-minded souls, people can become aware of populist arguments that they might not hear from fellow workers or family members.
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Last month, police in the city of Xian briefly detained nine gay activists, saying the city did not welcome gay people, after they tried to organise a conference.
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In April of 2018, Organise delivered a copy of the report to Amazon's London headquarters, along with a petition calling for the company's warehouse targets to be reduced.
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Google has expanded its vision from "just" wanting to organise the world's information to wanting to use that information to reinvent transport, beside a host of other things.
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Yes, some people act recklessly, but the alternative to a space like this is folk using apps to organise their own chem sex parties, with no safety whatsoever.
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The Association for Financial Markets in Europe, which is helping to organise the questionnaire, said the information gathered will help its members better understand their plans and preparations.
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Theuma gave a detailed account of how the 38-year-old Fenech had contacted him in 2017 to organise the hit, providing 150,000 euros ($165,000) for the contract.
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It is left to local businessmen such as Ranjit Katyal (played by actor Akshay Kumar) to organise refugee camps and negotiate with the Iraqis to return to India.
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TUIfly late on Friday said it would cancel most of its scheduled service for Saturday, with 118 flights affected, though it added it was working to organise extra flights.
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"Let's not disregard God in public life and let's not assume we have the right to organise national life as if God didn't exist," it said in a statement.
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"But we will organise this extension such that when Britain has passed the Withdrawal Agreement, Britain can very quickly thereafter execute the exit in an orderly fashion," Merkel said.
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Uri Tours and Koryo Tours, two other travel companies also based out of China that organise tours to North Korea, say they are reviewing their position on the matter.
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It noted then that 19 percent of its companies were adjusting supply chains or seeking to source components and organise assembly outside of China as a result of tariffs.
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In one case, police detained more than 1003 students and activists who had tried to help workers organise a union at a firm in the southern city of Shenzhen.
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Instead, they provide a service to bus companies with fleets of their own to provide them with an efficient network to sell tickets and organise schedules around their services.
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That arrangement suited many workers, who preferred the stability of permanent employment to the alternative of flitting between short-term contracts, which they would also find difficult to organise.
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"I invite the outgoing president to organise a peaceful way to transfer power," he told a news conference in the capital Yaounde, giving no results to justify his claim.
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"The world has been watching us in the past few weeks," said Jeremy Tam, a former pilot and lawmaker who helped organise the protest with other aviation sector employees.
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Loud vs silent chat So your inner talk helps to organise your thoughts and flexibly adapt them to changing demands, but is there anything special about talking out loud?
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"The FCA also found that GSI failed to take reasonable care to organise and control its affairs responsibly and effectively in respect of its transaction reporting," the FCA said.
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Shivaji Das, a Singapore-based writer and management consultant, helps organise poetry competitions in Singapore and Malaysia with entries in Chinese, Tagalog, Bahasa Indonesia, Tamil as well as Bengali.
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German daily Boersen-Zeitung reported on Tuesday that Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank will organise a potential initial public offering (IPO), which may take place in the second quarter.
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Knorr-Bremse last year hired Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley to organise the deal and later brought in Unicredit, Commerzbank, UBS and Berenberg to help with the flotation.
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"We cannot organise general elections without the province of Kinshasa, and without the Kinois voters - who represent 10 percent of the electoral body," CENI president Corneille Nangaa told journalists.
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I learnt to bro-down—like speaking to old mate at the store or over the phone to organise a gig, or to one of my Aussie Battler uncles.
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Not only do those parties have different - and sometimes opposed - economic manifestos but they also disagree on fundamental issues such as whether to organise an independence referendum in Catalonia.
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The idea is to avoid a situation that doubtless many of us have found ourselves in when trying to organise a group event or vacation, including attending a festival.
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Abu Dhabi has hired Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citigroup and JP Morgan to organise investor meetings in the United Arab Emirates, Europe and the US, starting from Tuesday.
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Through the Food Assembly, Dycle has been able to organise the collection of the kitchen scraps, to initiate the first steps of the introduction process to the terra preta process.
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Founded all the way back in 2007, Pitchero originally launched to answer the needs of amateur and grassroots teams who lacked a digital platform to organise and grow their community.
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To that end, the Pitchero platform provides tools to create a website, manage membership, collect payments, organise teams, communicate, upload videos and photos, and attract new players, parents and coaches.
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Whenever some people are trying to organise their view of reality around a single faultline, it's worth paying attention to provocative figures who insist that things aren't quite so simple.
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Ukraine has hired BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs International to act as joint lead managers and bookrunners to organise investor meetings in London, Frankfurt, Munich and Milan, the source said.
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When news broke in April that Donald Trump was finally coming to Britain, campaigners scrambled to organise what they billed as "a carnival of resistance" to greet America's volatile president.
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Nonetheless, passengers may well wonder why there was no "Fat Controller" to organise a Plan B when it became clear that the new timetable alterations were not going to work.
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For example, the best of Catholic thinking on social and economic questions defends both private enterprise and the right of trade unions to organise, but sets ethical boundaries to both.
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Showpad, a sales enablement platform that lets salespeople source and organise relevant content and other collateral that they use in their deals, has raised a Series D of $70 million.
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Once the fibres are there, though, it is not too hard to persuade them to organise themselves into layers that are, to all intents and purposes, sheets of raw leather.
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"They would like her back but it might take some time unless we can organise someone to take her at least to the ferry going to Harris," says the post.
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This was widely interpreted as a surrender by the school, but its bosses maintained that they had never intended to organise the controversial classes between now and the spring holidays.
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They have teamed up with paint-manufacturers' associations to educate their members about the dangers posed by lead, and to organise workshops about how to switch to lead-free alternatives.
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On September 14th BlaBlaCar, a French ride-sharing startup, launched BlaBlaLines, a new app designed to help commuters in the Greater Paris region organise carpooling with a couple of clicks.
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Bensalah, who has been re-elected upper house chairman repeatedly for almost 20 years, then said he would organise free elections that are expected to be held within 90 days.
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The announcement read out by Abdelghani Zaalane on Bouteflika's behalf said the president pledged to organise an early election, with Ennahar TV saying that would be held within a year.
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IndustriALL said in its statement that actions by both Freeport and PT Smelting were "clear violations" of workers' rights to organise, bargain collectively, and strike, established in international labour law.
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MOSCOW, June 1 (Reuters) - The Russian Economy Ministry said on Wednesday that it has selected VTB Capital to organise privatisation of 25 percent minus one share of shipping company Sovcomflot.
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So many messages to organise band practises, booking shows, twist everyone's arm to pose for the one photograph we have together, let alone a video clip that is coming soon.
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But Germany still faces the biggest integration challenge in Europe; failure will discredit Angela Merkel, the chancellor, and hamper her attempts to organise a pan-European resettlement scheme for Syrians.
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Last year, Zendesk launched a new CRM play called Sunshine, going head to head with the likes of Salesforce in helping businesses better organise and make use of customer data.
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TOKYO, Feb 4 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday recognised Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president and said he should organise new elections as soon as possible.
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The company also said foreign actors had tried to organise anti-Hillary protests around the US. After Facebook's disclosure, reports found that Russian accounts impersonated Muslims to sow racial discord.
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Hanoi has also called on places of worship not to organise events with large numbers of people, and to limit public gatherings, the Hanoi People's Committee said in a statement.
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In June 23 caravans of drivers used social media to organise nationwide protests about fuel prices, low incomes and the market dominance of a few, Uber-like load-finding apps.
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Democratic Tsunami emerged a few days ago to organise protests via its website and social media following the sentencing on Monday of nine Catalan separatist leaders to long jail terms.
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All of his economic advisers oppose the idea, saying it could further undermine investors' confidence in the state, would be impossible to organise fairly and would not raise significant funds.
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Pakistan authorities say Jadhav confessed to being assigned by India's intelligence service to plan, coordinate and organise espionage and sabotage activities in Baluchistan "aiming to destabilise and wage war against Pakistan".
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Chinese firms' competitive advantage, by contrast, has historically come from being able to process payments and organise distribution of goods in a country where doing such things had previously been tricky.
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But in a digital age when information can exist in multiple places at once and people can organise online, do we really need these physical forms of social infrastructures or libraries?
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The Russian minister also said that it was reasonable to discuss the situation in the oil market and that OPEC was trying to organise a meeting with other producers next month.
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George Ciamba of Romania, which currently holds the EU's rotating presidency, said the EU welcomed Britain's readiness to organise European Parliament elections in May, but made clear that was not enough.
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The three features that help you better organise your conversations — do not disturb, replies and pinning important items — will be especially welcome to people who have especially "noisy" channels on Workplace.
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Gender self-identification affects women's single-sex spaces and political autonomy, especially as regards the right of women as a sex to organise independently their own opposition to sexism and misogyny.
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In other words, an extended family will still be able organise its affairs on sharia principles if it wants to, but only by the freely given consent of all interested parties.
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She accused the state of failing to organise itself to monitor conditions and offer basic services to refugees for fear of becoming entangled in a humanitarian project it could ill afford.
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But crucially he says that Mr Kabila can stay as president if he agrees to organise elections in 2017, promises not to stand and gives up some day-to-day power.
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"After an extensive review the management of the CSIRO have stated the need to re-organise the organisation to better fulfill its mission as outlined in its strategic plan," Pyne said.
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In a nutshell, the late economist argued that large groups of people will organise only if they have some particular incentive: many will simply "free-ride" on the efforts of others.
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Apple, with a track record of simplifying and creating ecosystems where others before it could not, wants its devices to be the gateway through which people go to organise their lives.
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A Twitter feed for Labour whips, who implement party voting discipline and organise the party's business in parliament, said "one oral statement" updating parliament on the Brexit negotiations had been confirmed.
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Many smaller firms, says Liz Brandt of Ctrl-Shift, a privacy consultancy, do not have the resources to organise themselves, at least not in the time European lawmakers have given them.
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MBBank, which is among the largest listed banks in Vietnam with a market capitalisation of nearly $2 billion, may organise a roadshow for the stake sale later this year, Thai said.
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As well as his domestic role, Gyarfas is also an influential vice president of the sport's global governing body FINA, who will organise the World Aquatics Championships in Hungary next year.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Stockholm's prestigious Bauhaus Galan athletics meeting will lose its Diamond League status, organisers announced on Friday, citing a decision by the sport's governing IAAF to re-organise the season.
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Under the premise of doing prevention and control work well, we must fully support and organise the production resumption of various enterprises to maintain the overall stability of the industrial chain.
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Several firms fishing for business at the conference in Jacksonville offered tools designed to organise the huge amounts of information that police take in, rather than gadgets that generate more of it.
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Paris, which has hosted two previous Olympics, will stage the event 100 years after its last Games in 1924 while Los Angeles will also organise its third Games after 1932 and 1984.
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Consider this: whatever the beliefs being professed, religion provides its followers with an environment in which they learn to regulate their lives, organise the activities of others, marshal arguments and communicate passion.
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After the vote, Joshua Wong, one of the student leaders behind the pro-democracy unrest in 2014, announced that he will organise a protest on the day of Mrs Lam's swearing-in.
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Backlash can come from the other side, too; corporate sponsorship of Pride marches in London and New York has led some LGBTQ activists to organise alternative events from which business is excluded.
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For the next one, Mrs Zia wants the army deployed to protect voting, as well as Parliament dissolved and an impartial interim government formed to organise the poll, as used to happen.
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"With the talks continuing, (the committee) has authorised the leadership of the union to prepare and organise the details of a possible strike," it said in a statement published on its website.
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Mr Bouteflika, or whoever is using his pen, recently promised that, if he wins in April, he will organise an "inclusive national conference" and hold another election, which he would not contest.
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It's clever of 7Percent and Luminous to organise this to help their and other early-stage VCs with fund-raising, provided of course they succeed in getting lots of LPs to attend.
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Armstrong said he wanted to help continue the Māori tradition by including the haka at his wedding; with his best man given the job to organise it, according to the Daily Mail.
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We have visited New York, Toronto, Madrid, Tokyo and Hong Kong to co-organise workshops with civic tech communities for sharing democratic innovations, such as our Participation Officers network and collaborative meetings.
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"As soon as we can reasonably organise these deliveries with Boeing we would intend to take all of the 135 firm aircraft we have ordered over the next five years," he said.
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There are even mail-order funerals, where you can organise for your ashes to be mailed to a temple and they will perform the rites and keen the remains in their facility.
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We will also then be in a position to build the kind of networks you need between basic science, venture capital, universities etc which are impossible to organise now with modern Whitehall.
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The announcement read out by Abdelghani Zaalane on Bouteflika's behalf said that the president pledged to organise an early election, with Ennahar TV saying that this would be held within a year.
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They should find liberation in all this, feeling free to organise, agitate and throw whatever reserves of piss and vinegar they have left into saving their party from its spiral of decline.
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He had been receiving death threats since trying to organise a "Rainbow Rally" earlier in the month for gay and transgender youth (the police cancelled it, saying it would offend religious sentiment).
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It gave no further details on the issue but added it has mandated UBS Investment Bank to organise a number of meetings and calls with fixed income investors across Europe between Nov.
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Declaring Yao Zhenhua, Baoneng's boss, an unwelcome barbarian, Mr Wang asked for trading in Vanke's shares to be suspended on December 18th and tried to organise an alternative investor to outflank Baoneng.
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Other firms may limit their workers' speech, but the largest search engine, with a mission to "organise the world's information and make it universally accessible", should hold itself to a higher standard.
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Wisdom would dictate that taking out one of the cartel's major powers would limit its ability to organise, as well as to adapt to changing trends and new opportunities in the market.
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They also organise subsidised group tours in rural prefectures, in which half the participants are locals and the other half from cities, to encourage urbanites to marry and move to the countryside.
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In an unusually strong statement, the American embassy in Budapest said the new law "unfairly burdens" civil-society organisations and will "have a chilling effect on the ability of Hungarians to organise themselves".
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It was a time when we had to organise to catch up with our friends on the weekends using the landline, and actually pick a time and a place and turn up there.
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Frustrated at widespread cash shortages, unemployment above 80 percent and delays in payment of public sector salaries, Zimbabweans have turned to social media to organise anti-government demonstrations that have sometimes turned violent.
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This highlights a potential pitfall for museums that organise such exhibitions: any works that are considered questionable are simply excluded from display, which could lead to a distortion of an artist's true achievements.
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"They're allowed to conduct campaigns, they're able to organise online ... so that happens in China within the Great Firewall, and then we see also it spill out into the wider Internet," he said.
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On one thing, at least, most agree: though animals communicate, only humans have true language, with the power to organise complex thoughts into a string of words, often about absent or abstract things.
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Technologies that once seemed a friend of freedom, allowing dissidents in dictatorships to communicate and organise more easily, now look more Orwellian, letting autocrats watch people even more closely than the Stasi did.
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Based on our knowledge of mouse embryo development, we reasoned that human embryos could also have the ability to self-organise ... to generate specific structures without the need for an external maternal input.
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They have grown up using Deliveroo, Uber and WhatsApp to organise their lives, and want to manage their family time in the same way, expecting information to be accessible at a moment's notice.
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A couple of days after Pokémon Go was released in the UK, Louise Brooks-Lowe helped fans find the 27 pokéstops around London's O2 arena for a massive lure party she helped organise.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Oil prices were below $50 per barrel on Thursday on doubts OPEC will be able to bring together its members and Russia to organise a coordinated crude production cut.
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Federation Industry Minister Nermin Dzindic said on Monday the audit had shown that Aluminij could resume operating if it found a strategic partner which would help it re-organise, or otherwise face bankruptcy.
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As a result, California passed a law requiring water users to organise themselves into local Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs), with the aim of bringing groundwater use to sustainable levels by the early 2040s.
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The circular to be issued on Tuesday will organise "securing dollars for the banks at the official rate declared by the central bank to secure imports of petrol, medicine and flour", Salameh said.
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"We plan to organise peaceful rallies against Jeff Bezos in all major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata as well as smaller towns and cities," Praveen Khandelwal, the group's secretary general told Reuters.
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"The implementation of the article 102 (of the constitution) means that the symbols of the system will oversee the transition period and organise presidential elections," Mustapha Bouchachi, a lawyer and activist, told Reuters.
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Carlyle has started a process of selecting investments banks to organise an auction, with Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan seen in the lead to win the sellside mandate, the sources said on Friday.
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When liberals set up the Anti-Corn Law League to organise protests, petitions and public lectures they did so in the spirit of the Anti-Slavery League, and in the same noble name: freedom.
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That will not be easy as Podemos, which relies on strong regional affiliates, especially in Catalonia, has pledged to organise a referendum on the independence of the wealthy northeastern region, which the Socialist's reject.
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The truth is that the current protest movement is entirely homegrown and has developed some unique characteristics: a savvy use of encrypted social media to organise and direct activity, excellent teamwork and agile tactics.
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Dutch authorities had asked the Turkish side not to organise any large rallies ahead of Dutch elections on March 15th, in which an anti-Muslim populist party is expected to make a strong showing.
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Google has been developing a new social app that lets small groups edit photos together and then organise them for future enjoyment: think Path meets Snapchat-style filters and edits meets Google's imaging smarts.
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Mr Mahdi's misdeed was to organise and participate in the destruction of structures made of mud and stone which had been erected long ago over the graves of revered Islamic holy men and scholars.
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Bank of America, Citi, Credit Suisse, JP Morgan have been chosen to organise the initial public offering, which is expected to take place as early as the second quarter of 2019, the people said.
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During an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, James Corden broke down exactly how difficult it was to organise the recent Airpool Karaoke episode – and how many misfires it took before the whole thing came together.
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"After the initial panic and all the cancellations we've been inundated with calls from clients asking us to organise events connecting virtually people here, there and everywhere," he said, adding that demand had "exploded".
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Olio, a mobile food sharing app to cut food waste, Organise, a digital platform for collective action, and Andiamo, which makes bespoke 3D-printed splints and braces are examples of these London-based ventures.
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Nanni Moretti, a film director, went so far as to organise a protest movement, the Girotondi, to defend democracy and the rule of law and to compensate for the feeble opposition of the parliamentary left.
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Borissov said Sofia would organise a fair and transparent tender to seek a strategic investor to build 2,000 megawatt Belene nuclear power project on the Danube, estimated to cost about 10 billion euros ($11.3 billion).
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The United Nations and Somalia's Western backers, who have overseen much of the process, abandoned the idea of holding a one-man, one-vote contest years ago because it would have been impossible to organise.
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Long enough, perhaps, to organise a referendum on a change to the constitution that would allow him a third term, a trick pulled off across the river in 2015 by Congo-Brazzaville's own veteran despot.
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There are 403 Facebook groups built around Zwift communities, with people using them to organise rides and sometimes even to meet up in person afterwards at cafes, just as they might in actual outdoor rides.
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After witnessing the couple radically re-organise their priorities and risk their own livelihood, small sacrifices such as growing vegetables, eating less meat, avoiding plastic or taking public transportation more often may seem less daunting.
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Han Sang-gyun, a union leader who helped organise the rally in November, was held accountable by the courts for the violence that ensued and sentenced to five years in prison—an unusually harsh penalty.
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PO leader Grzegorz Schetyna said his party would occupy "any room in which (the PiS) will try to organise proceedings", after rejecting an offer from PiS counterpart Jaroslaw Kaczynski to try to find a compromise.
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The pair traded barbs through the media, accusing the other of taking PEDs and GSP very publicly tried to organise extensive out-of-competition drug testing for each other with money from his own pocket.
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Investment banks vying for mandates to help organise the listing had expected Deutsche to pick a so-called global coordinator - which will work alongside Deutsche's own investment bank on the deal - before the summer break.
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In February it helped organise a rally at which monks were filmed scuffling with soldiers (the same day troops also loitered outside Dhammakaya temple, lest any of its clergy were tempted to join the fray).
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As tech giants work on features such as virtual personal-assistant technology, to help users organise their lives, or tools to make it easier to search through photographs, they rely on advances in machine learning.
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At this year's Kumbh Mela, a pilgrimage that is the world's biggest public gathering, BJP flags and billboards proliferated along with boasts of a huge boost in public spending to organise the six-yearly event.
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"The U.S. and China are still struggling to organise a meet, and hope of any type of positive dialogue, let alone a deal, is dropping swiftly," Nick Twidale, director & co-founder at brokerage Xchainge said.
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WARSAW, March 10 (Reuters) - Polish President Andrzej Duda has said he will not organise large election campaign meetings in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus, which has infected 17 people in the country.
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I have open house in the sense that if someone in Liechtenstein wants to discuss something with me, has some concerns about something, they can always organise a meeting that's something that's possible in Liechtenstein.
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But it's still safe to say, British people weren't impressed by these reports, and vehemently stressed their ability to swiftly organise a mass protest: Donald Trump is planning to sneak into Britain to avoid protests.
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The Socialists could potentially achieve a majority by teaming up with Podemos and other leftist and regional parties, but they have different views on fundamental issues such as whether to organise an independence referendum in Catalonia.
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He persuaded his manager to organise a meeting with Muhammad Ali, at that time at the peak of his powers, who happened to be in London, where Jim Brown was shooting a film at that time.
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Diana Souder, a Smithfield spokeswoman, declined to comment on the specific changes but said the company upgraded a plant in Smithfield, Virginia as "part of a broader initiative to better organise our production to meet demand".
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Unusually, the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), a big union that likes to organise its own demonstrations, took part on May 26th in marches organised by Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Unsubmissive France (FI), a far-left party.
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And they cause more trouble for women than for men, since it is women who more often need to organise and speak collectively, for example about maternal and contraceptive services, discrimination and harassment, and sexual violence.
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Individual Diamond League hosts will be free to organise additional races over these distances if they choose, but the only guaranteed prize money for the events will now be available at the World Championships and Olympics.
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ALGIERS, April 9 (Reuters) - Algeria's interim president, in a televised speech to the nation, promised on Tuesday to organise free elections after weeks of protests that led to the resignation of 20-year leader Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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MOSCOW, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Russia's Alfa-Bank on Tuesday denied reports that it might be sold and said that there had been no talks to organise a possible sale of the lender, RIA news agency reported.
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Work closely with your stakeholders when you build this organization, and keep in mind that: -The system must be able to organise and display the policies according to the applicability and/or ownership of the policies.
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European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker said on Monday Britain needs to be out on May 23 at the latest, or else it would be under legal obligation to organise European Parliament elections on its soil.
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"I have made the decision that I will not organise large meetings in connection with my presidential campaign, because these are meetings that hundreds of people come to," media quoted Duda as saying late on Monday.
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"We have been informed of AIBA's willingness to organise new competitions in order to generate revenues," IOC member Nenad Lalovic, who heads a task force to monitor changes to the boxing federation, told the IOC session.
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GENEVA, March 21 (Reuters) - The International Labour Organization (ILO) launched a commission of inquiry on Wednesday into complaints that Venezuela is not upholding standards including freedom of association and workers' rights to organise, a spokesman said.
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The partnership aims to make it easier for electric car owners to charge at home while utility clients will be able to control and organise their power demand and electric vehicle charging needs in one place.
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Merkel, on a two-day visit to Japan, said that Germany recognises opposition leader Juan Guaido as the nation's interim president, joining many European nations, and said he should organise new elections as soon as possible.
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"This process doesn't only occur because of the growth of the organism, but also because the epithelial cells start 'moving and joining together' to organise themselves correctly and give the organs their final shape," Escudero said.
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Gwozdz, who was born in Dublin and lived there for seven years in her 20133s, worked with her friend Karen Twomey in Vancouver, to organise the global gathering out of a sense of frustration and anger.
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Banks are also concerned about how they will organise themselves internally in time, to assess which loans could be affected, and how they will be accounted for and reported on, as the logistical challenge mounts for lenders.
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The ministry said in a statement it had chosen VTB Capital to organise the privatisation of oil company Bashneft, Sberbank CIB for the privatisation of diamond miner Alrosa and Renaissance Broker for the privatisation of VTB Bank.
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"Organise public security organs around the country and the broad mass of police to deepen study and education, to deepen their understanding of the seriousness and harmfulness of the Zhou Yongkang issue," the ministry added, without elaborating.
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Some 300 Catalan officials face court cases for flouting the law, in acts ranging from a previous unilateral effort in 2014 to organise an independence vote to petty protests, such as flying the estelada from town halls.
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The defenders must also wait behind their side of the ruck—the offside line is marked by the back foot of their hindmost rucking player—until the ball emerges, in which time the attackers can organise themselves.
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"We are going to be flexible to make sure we organise the best possible Games in the best possible place for the best athletes in the world," said Samaranch, the son of the late former IOC President.
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"The message to the politicians is don't ever underestimate the power of the people because once they unite they will explode - peacefully," said Hiba Dandachli, 36, a social entrepreneur who was helping to organise the clean-up.
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"We were told by the company that we will be given a kilo (of earth) each for burial at Selassie Church for a funeral they will organise," said one family member who asked not to be named.
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PARIS, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Investment funds Sagard and Equistone Partners have mandated investment bank Lazard to organise the sale of Swiss air treatment and ventilation systems group Flakt Woods, two sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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The INE has already amended its rules along these lines, the ShFE official said, adding that the ShFE and INE would organise drills and tests for members and data vendors to help them adapt to the adjustment.
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"Elections matter in Bengal much more than most other states because (the) party is the only form through which people tend to organise themselves," said Dwaipayan Bhattacharyya, a political science professor at New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University.
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Telegram has been one of the primary tools Hong Kong protestors have used to communicate and organise themselves in defiance of a highly-controversial extradition bill, which is behind the country's worst political crisis in recent memory.
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The women were detained as they protested outside the cabinet office on Wednesday and are being held for questioning on charges including incitement to organise a demonstration and spreading false news, the relative, Sanaa Seif, told Reuters.
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They make their own pickles and fermented products, their own mustard and beer, hold workshops, and sell their goods to a range of delicatessens and restaurants, apart from, of course, the dinners they organise in the restaurant.
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"It's up to them (the Polish authorities) to decide if they intend to organise memorial ceremonies in Smolensk and to inform the media about it," the Embassy of Russia in Poland told Reuters in an email response.
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"It's up to them (the Polish authorities) to decide if they intend to organise memorial ceremonies in Smolensk and to inform the media about it," the Embassy of Russia in Poland told Reuters in an email response.
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What's more, Intel says it has worked with the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) in the US to fly these drones as a fleet with just one pilot, meaning that these aerially choreographed feats are fairly easy to organise.
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Spain, Britain, Austria, Sweden and Denmark recognised Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president of Venezuela on Monday, while France said he had the right to organise an election given the socialist government's refusal to do so.
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Mr Zimbalist believes that the expansion will make it even harder for developing countries to organise a World Cup, tilting the responsibility back towards Western nations—or authoritarian ones, which can take on the burden without popular approval.
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"Hotlines and smartphone apps (allowing staff to report abuses) are widely hailed ... but do not give any power to workers to organise, bargain and improve their conditions," said Hall, who has worked on migrant workers' rights in Thailand.
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"There are so many moving parts that corporate control is under dispute because the changes are happening too rapidly for the company to organise coherently," said Andrew Collier, managing director of Orient Capital Research, which focuses on China.
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HSH's owners - the German states of Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg jointly hold 85 percent - have to privatise the bank under European state-aid rules by the end of February 2018, and have hired Citigroup to organise the process.
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The sale could also be in the form of an initial public offering and IVG has hired Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs to organise a potential stock market listing, which could take place as early as autumn 2016.
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Diplomats say that their British counterparts already appear increasingly sidelined in discussions in Brussels and the trend will pick up pace as the Union exercises its right to organise legislative meetings of the 27 other states without Britain.
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"This was a very difficult decision, given our commitment to organise this important industry event, but reflects the unpredictability of the situation in Hong Kong," AAPA and Cathay said of the cancellation in a joint statement to delegates.
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But striking a more conciliatory tone, PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski moved to organise a meeting between the speaker of the upper house of parliament and the media late on Saturday night to discuss the new plan for journalists' access.
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"Releasing Google Podcasts is really about making audio a first-class citizen within Google, in line with our mission to organise the world's information," said Zack Reneau-Wedeen, product manager for Google Podcasts, in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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Cao said the Hubei government would ensure supply of medical products for high-risk areas, organise purchases from around the country and worldwide, help local firms expand their production and ask for support from the central government in Beijing.
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"The Legal Service takes the view that, the possibility for the European Parliament to be validly constituted following the 2019 elections would not be affected by a potential failure of by the UK to organise elections," the opinion said.
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"A World Transformed" is held in an off-putting warren of rooms: a makeshift "hub", where people gather to chat and organise, a cavernous night club, where meetings are held, and other rooms that looked too frightening to enter.
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The private equity investor has asked investment advisory boutique Evercore to organise an auction for the company, which is expected to start by mid-November when first information packages to likely bidders will be sent out, the people added.
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"I hope that positive progress is still possible and that is why I decided to organise the euro summit," Tusk told a news conference on Tuesday, referring to a meeting on Thursday in Brussels devoted to euro zone reform.
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"When investors do not know under what terms they will be trading, when they don't know how to organise their supply chain, they are reluctant to invest," Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund, said on Thursday.
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EU leaders are expected to grant her two extra months to organise a smooth exit -- but only on the condition that the British leader can get her deal through parliament, something even members of her own government increasingly doubt.
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Up first will be a new product aimed at developer groups, appropriately titled RapidAPI for Teams, which will help them not only manage their use of public APIs but also organise and use their own internal APIs and microservices.
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Under the plan, Kiev should organise local elections in the eastern Ukraine region of Donbass, Moscow should help Ukraine regain control over its border with Russia and all sides of the conflict should withdraw heavy arms from the area.
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Though attempts were made on behalf of Town to reach out and organise a reunification of the two clubs, these were rebuffed, with the legacy of the two clubs' initial schism perhaps understandably a source of angst for some.
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When asked if the gathering was anti-Trump, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said "we don't organise meetings against anyone", but Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Wan Azizah said the U.S. president's trade tariffs had united EU and Asia.
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"The participation of ChemChina will allow Rosneft to optimise the project financing and jointly organise sales of the high-margin products of the future complex on the premium markets of the Asia-Pacific region," Rosneft said in a statement.
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Kabila has refused to comment on his future and has appealed for a dialogue to help organise this year's voting after the election calendar was thrown into disarray when elections for local and provincial posts were missed last year.
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In March, Dudley helped organise a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and top UK businesses in a bid to smooth relations damaged by the poisoning in Britain of former double agent Sergei Skripal, for which Britain blames Russia.
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"At stake in this case is not just the basic employment rights of Deliveroo riders, but their fundamental human rights to organise within a trade union and collectively bargain to improve their lot," said IWGB General Secretary Jason Moyer-Lee.
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Jawar, who holds a U.S. passport, is the founder of the independent Oromia Media Network and has a very active presence of social media, with 1.4 million Facebook followers, which he has used in the past to organise strikes and protests.
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According to a press release issued by the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain's Couriers and Logistics Branch (IWGB CLB) — the same union that helped organise the Deliveroo action — the rally is planned to take place tomorrow (Friday) in South London.
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Indivisible followers swamp their local Republican lawmaker with pestering letters, jam their phone lines with inquiries, about their votes or intentions to vote, buttonhole them in public and organise protests rallies when they go to ground, as many now have.
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MADRID/PARIS, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Spain, Britain, Austria, Sweden and Denmark recognised Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president of Venezuela on Monday while France said he had the right to organise an election given the socialist government's refusal.
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He also explained that he'd helped organise all of Salvini's trips to Moscow, and had taken part in past meetings with President Vladimir Putin in 2014, as well as with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and other senior Russian officials.
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In a statement from Organise, the campaign platform that hosted the petition, it thanked supporters and said it received a phone call from Ted Baker saying it's "'open to changing the way we do things' when it comes to hugs."
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Believe it or not, there are people out there who hop onto their phone in the morning to check the weather and traffic, organise their appointments in a paper diary, and then check their phone again to book a restaurant.
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A new law called the State Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) tries to deal with over-use by requiring water users to organise themselves into groups and asking each group to show how it will stop depleting groundwater in 20 years' time.
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"People couldn't believe they lived in the sort of country where journalists get murdered," says Karolina Farska, a 19-year-old student and one of the central figures in the Initiative for a Decent Slovakia, which helped organise the protests.
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LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - The head of a group helping organise Shell's clean-up efforts in an oil Delta community in Nigeria said on Friday he was hopeful clean-up work after two spills in 2008 could start in April.
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Austria on Monday delayed a re-run of a knife-edge presidential election as faulty seals on postal ballots scuppered its second attempt to organise a ballot that could give western Europe its first far-right head of state in decades.
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Bloodworth's findings are in line with first-hand accounts collected in the survey by worker rights platform Organise, which reported that 74 percent of workers avoid using the toilet for fear of being warned they had missed their target numbers.
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HSH's owners - the northern German states of Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg jointly hold 85 percent - have to privatise the bank by the end of February 2018 and have mandated Citi to organise the process, due to start in early 2017.
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ZAGREB, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Croatia's major trade unions will organise a protest next month against government proposals for pension reform which envisage raising the retirement age to 67 for men and women and reducing pensions for those who retire earlier.
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Britain will open new High Commissions in Vanuatu, Tonga and Samoa by the end of May 2019, while French President Emmanuel Macron is seeking to organise a meeting of Pacific leaders early next year, diplomatic and government sources have told Reuters.
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"What was really amazing about Rose is that she was a Jewish Polish immigrant in America, she was also a lesbian, she never had children, she was one of the first women to organise the Labour movement in America," says Jawad.
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Mr Xi is determined to reimpose discipline on a querulous society that in recent years, thanks to the rapid spread of social media, has become much better equipped to organise itself independently of the party and to evade official controls.
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Whereas poets may debate where to place a line break or a novelist questions how best to organise stories into chapters, a writer on Twitter thinks carefully about where to place a comma, or whether a semi-colon might work better.
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It has paid subsidies to towns that organise dating events, tried to create more nursery places and this week announced a bid to scrap a spousal tax break that discourages married women from earning more than 1.03m yen ($10,000) a year.
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Last week the bosses of both JPMorgan and Citigroup were asked questions about bitcoin, while the white-shoe law firm Davis Polk was moved enough by client demand for more information on cryptocurrencies to organise a telephone briefing on the topic.
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MOSCOW, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that United Nations Special Envoy Staffan de Mistura supported efforts by Russia, Turkey and Iran to try to get a ceasefire in Syria and organise new Syrian peace talks in Kazakhstan.
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His hiatus as a boxer came to an end in the merchant seaman POW camp, where the various different nationalities – Australians, Canadians and soldiers from across the empire – would organise bouts between themselves to alleviate their boredom and pass the time.
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"The authorities are clearly nervous about the ability of labour activists to organise workers who are already struggling to make a living and increasingly angry at the gross social inequality they see around them every day," CLB said in a statement.
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The current draft says companies will be allowed to organise screening camps or awareness campaigns at public health centres, but it bars advertising by stealth and mandates that doctors involved in such events be paid commensurate to their average daily income.
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Mugabe's government has been particularly uneasy about social media after activists such as pastor Evan Mawarire and his #ThisFlag movement last year used social media to organise a stay-at-home demonstration, the biggest anti-government protest in a decade.
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Sign up more legends and free agents Develop its home-grown stars for the future Attract more blue-chip sponsors through Viacom's sales department Organise two/three pay-per-view shows a year So can Bellator close the gap on UFC?
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LONDON (Reuters) - John McDonnell, the finance spokesman for Britain's opposition Labour Party, said on Thursday there were feasibility issues about holding a second Brexit referendum before a possible early election due to the amount of time it would take to organise.
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OpenGov, the firm co-founded by Palantir's Joe Lonsdale that helps government and other civic organizations organise, analyse and present financial and other data using cloud-based architecture, has raised another big round of funding to continue expanding its business.
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