It is now organising humanitarian aid for Venezuela's impoverished population.
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Organising the coins by metal type would bore the viewer.
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The organising principle of Mr Trump's Republican Party is loyalty.
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Standard Chartered Bank is organising the meeting, the source said.
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Even organising events related to air pollution can prove controversial.
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Groups organising the protests were banned and their leaders arrested.
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Services covers everything else, from organising councils' payrolls to cleaning hospitals.
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Almost instantly after Dudley's tweets, protest groups starting organising on Facebook.
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He later worked for Obama and built a digital organising tool.
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While officials communicate by fax, protesters are organising on social media.
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It said Deutsche Bank and Finacity have been organising the process.
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He is accused of financing and organising the attempted military coup.
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Sarah is adept at communicating ideas, and planning and organising activities.
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Both are self-organising entities with their own networks and newsfeeds.
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Organising the policies for browsers takes the most work from policy central.
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It was intended for the Olympic Organising Committee, and remained mysteriously unsigned.
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The reality is that the organising principle of civilisation is maximising consumption.
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It may even fail, wrecking the organising principle of an entire continent.
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But above all, India's ruling party enjoys unmatched discipline and organising power.
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This is reflected in the heavyweight line-up of its organising committee.
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In Leeds and York, the council response mainly consisted of organising evacuations.
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The UNDP is also organising open design challenges with Panda Green Energy.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, blames the Gulenists for organising the coup.
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Add a weak, corrupt state and organising crime appears all too easy.
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America's FBI has been watching developments and even organising some biohacker gatherings.
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Organising the competition wherever it is they have to think about it.
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They lack tools to move beyond discussion to more involved forms of organising.
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Khalid Ansari, the editor of Sports Week, was instrumental in organising the match.
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For months his government dithered instead of organising the referendum for the Sidama.
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Officials with Qatar's World Cup organising committee said they had no immediate comment.
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To fix this oversight, Dr Aklin set about organising just such an experiment.
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Waking the Feminists are organising several events, the National Women's Council promote it.
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"It happens at every games," shrugged Peter Beattie, who chaired the organising committee.
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"From bottom of my heart, thank you," he told the FIFA organising committee.
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By doing that we discovered the remarkable self-organising properties of human embryos.
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We have users who are writing novels, planning sermons and organising art exhibitions.
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As we cruise around town, I.D and Remark begin organising a secret gig.
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Organising the order swap required aligning teams from pilots to training, Smith said.
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According to organising banks the bond was three-and-a-half times oversubscribed.
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Mr Kenyatta, who belongs to Kenya's biggest tribe, the Kikuyu, was accused of organising the mass killing of people from other tribes; Mr Ruto, who is from the Kalenjin, the third-biggest group, was accused of organising the murder of Kikuyus.
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O'Sullivan works with the Abortion Rights Campaign which is organising the March for Choice in Dublin which is expected to attract up to 20,000 on Saturday, and the group is also coordinating with those organising events in cities around the globe.
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"What Guatemala needs is tax reform, voter registration, microloans, community organising," says Mr O'Neill.
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He spent much of the 1980s in prison, accused of organising a failed coup.
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The violence was clearly organised, yet no one has been prosecuted for organising it.
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Yes, organising an Arsenal-themed wedding must be a complicated, stressful and elaborate process.
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For nearly 2,000 years the family has been the organising principle of Chinese society.
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The local organising committee really pulled through today at the African Championships in Asaba.
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A Rio 2016 organising committee spokesman said on Sunday the investigation was still ongoing.
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Governments have to play the central role in organising the response to climate change.
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Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan are organising the deal with the help of Kempen.
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German authorities are organising an even bigger operation to bring home some 300,000 nationals.
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So have social media, both as organising tool, and as amplifier of the concerns.
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Organising the event was a logistical nightmare, says Phil Novis, the governor at HMP Leicester.
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Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Berenberg are organising the listing with the help of HSBC.
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Journals currently administer a system of organising anonymous reviewers to pass judgment on new research.
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A court sentenced Mr Navalny to 15 days in jail for organising an unauthorised protest.
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Plateau state has also been praised for organising peace talks and mediating between hostile groups.
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So ICICI Bank is currently organising the ICICI Appathon by inviting start-ups to participate.
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Mutko also said he was considering resigning as head of the World Cup's organising committee.
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There are many tough decisions to be made when it comes to organising a wedding.
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Who would jump out of an aeroplane first and think about organising a parachute afterwards?
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Catalonia's regional government is bent on organising an unconstitutional referendum on independence on October 1st.
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This was in bitcoin's early days, so we started organising 'bitcoin 101' sessions for people.
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They need a better system for organising the proven wonder of human-to-human transplants.
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Two other insiders, both senior members of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee, echoed those concerns.
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Neither Dentsu nor the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee immediately responded to Reuters requests for comment.
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The limited staff at Woolies are carefully organising people in and out to avoid rushes.
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Organising a parliamentary majority requires simultaneous support from the pro-business Free Democrats and the Greens.
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He says he can't keep on organising orgies forever, but he'll enjoy it while he can.
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The Kremlin declined to say whether officials involved in organising the Sochi Games would be reprimanded.
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The specific charges against him say he was involved in organising meetings to prepare civil disobedience.
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Spokespeople for the QFA and for Qatar's 2022 World Cup Organising Committee both declined to comment.
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But it can target American businesses in China, by organising consumer boycotts or disrupting their factories.
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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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"We're organising a model of a resident-led community in these expensive global cities," he said.
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José straightaway set about organising the team, tightening them up defensively while restoring the players' confidence.
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Thieves are raiding private gardens; some residents have begun organising patrols to frighten the thieves away.
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Mr Putin's spokesman accused the Americans of organising the leak to discredit his boss (see article).
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These are increasingly popular ways of organising health care in countries like America, Germany and Singapore.
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It also jailed another dissident, Guo Feixiong, for six years, partly for organising the banner campaign.
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Organising daily and weekly routines in this way can materially affect the amount of pollution inhaled.
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Jolovan Wham, a Singaporean activist, was found guilty of organising a public assembly without a permit.
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Sources: International Olympic Committee, Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, IHF Graphic: tmsnrt.
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But the encounters nevertheless suggest answers to two pressing questions: how are the tribes organising themselves?
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They arrested hundreds of people who were charged with inciting violence, murder and organising illegal protests.
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Navalny has been jailed twice already this year after organising rallies and protests against government corruption.
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Then, in an interesting nod to its earlier history in social networking and organising groups of friends, it shifted once more, into organising and running tournaments for streamers, with leagues and more: the streams ran on Twitch and Bebo organised viewers, leagues and other things around that.
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This can mean anything from organising away trips to keeping up close friendships away from the ground.
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In Poland, Barbara Nowacka has been active in organising protests against measures to pull back women's rights.
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Nor is there a shred of evidence that Democrats had anything to do with organising the exodus.
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On March 27th a court sentenced him to 15 days in jail for organising an unauthorised demonstration.
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She talked to journalist Sam Lansky about organising the benefit concert One Love Manchester following the attack.
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Mr Dostum, who has fallen out with the president, Ashraf Ghani, is organising a new opposition coalition.
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Like Jifeng, Commune tries to attract customers by organising talks—though not always as edgy as Jifeng's.
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"We do not know the limit to the self-organising capabilities of human embryos," Shahbazi told Motherboard.
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We tried to do all we could, organising normal fans, confronting them [La Familia] in the stands.
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His wife Simone faces judges at home, where she is accused of organising abuses against the opposition.
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Beckenbauer, a World Cup-winning player and coach for Germany, headed the 2006 World Cup organising committee.
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The organising committee is already scaling back the torch relay to avoid crowds, national broadcaster NHK said.
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Algorithms are everywhere, organising the unfathomably large quantities of data produced by each of us every day.
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"It's intended to curtail the ever increasing central role of social media in political organising," he said.
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A few hours earlier, Mr Navalny had been arrested outside his apartment block for organising an "unsanctioned" rally.
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And our 108 embassies around the world are relentlessly organising events, creating attention and support for women's issues.
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On March 703th a court sentenced Mr Navalny to 15 days in jail for organising an unauthorised demonstration.
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Parties are middlemen between government and voters, organising a multiplicity of policies into a simpler menu of options.
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Black Americans have a long history of mass political organising dating back to before the civil-rights era.
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When it is, volunteer ijsverenigingen ("ice associations") spring into action, sweeping away snow and organising routes between towns.
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Technology has made some routine management tasks (like organising rotas) easier, leaving more time for talking to employees.
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So organising events that bring people together may help, as the charity More in Common does in Britain.
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The job involves organising, planning and co-ordinating the production of online output and undertaking relevant background research.
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Unbowed, the same group is organising an event in Chengdu this month, encouraged by support on social media.
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As we choke on our bitter sobs, something dawns on us – organising a wedding is an absolute nightmare.
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His solution was to learn something from the insurgents it was fighting: decentralise authority to self-organising teams.
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The chief executive officer of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee Toshiro Muto, ruled out abandoning the Games altogether.
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The Defence Ministry said it was organising military medical experts to help tackle the virus, without giving details.
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Singapore authorities charged human rights activist Jolovan Wham in late November for organising public assemblies without a police permit.
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LIHKG, the online platform for mobilising this supposedly faceless and leaderless movement, remains as active as ever in organising.
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Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, which both have large Shia populations, accuse it of organising terror cells in their countries.
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Rajab spent two years in jail after being convicted in May 2012 of organising, and participating in, illegal protests.
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Unions could become service providers for self-organising groups, helping them with things such as legal advice and lobbying.
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This existing approval, which means L. reuteri poses no known health hazard, simplifies the process of organising clinical trials.
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By organising the peasantry into collective farms, the Soviets hoped to make them more productive—and easier to "tax".
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Mirogroup and VTB "are organising joint work based on VTB's infrastructure assets", said the source familiar with the talks.
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Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse are organising the flotation with the help of Morgan Stanley, BNP Paribas and Unicredit.
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Most are accused of associating with outlawed groups, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, or organising protests, which are banned.
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What organising idea should replace the belief that the emerging world will one day converge with the rich world?
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For many Muslims Islam is not just a personal faith but also a blueprint for organising a perfect society.
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But Parliament has proved as incapable of organising a second referendum as it has of agreeing on anything else.
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On Monday, Spain's state prosecutor accused Puigdemont of rebellion and sedition for organising an independence referendum held on Oct.
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Similarly, organising demonstrations and strikes are part of UberPeople's culture, with an advocacy subforum created especially for this purpose.
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One of them, a board member of the organising committee, said the decision to postpone should be made quickly.
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Credit Suisse and Citi are organising the current listing plans for Dubai-based VFS, which employs around 11,000 staff.
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Three representatives at Beijing travel agencies told Reuters that they were not currently organising group tours to South Korea.
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It has loudly proclaimed the country open for business, organising conferences and photo-opportunities for Mr Modi and foreign bosses.
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But he said Malta was tackling the problem by increasing awareness of the obligation to report by organising training sessions.
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Russia had yet to receive a reply from Washington to its proposals for organising monitoring of the ceasefire, it added.
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Only after this will the UFC be formally able to press forward with organising subsequent events for the two fighters.
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The Southern African Development Community, of which Congo and Angola are members, has accepted Mr Kabila's delays in organising elections.
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It would be cruel, exploitative and a logistical nightmare, plus organising pay-per-view television coverage would be almost impossible.
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Companies are abandoning functional silos and organising employees into cross-disciplinary teams that focus on particular products, problems or customers.
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VTB Capital, Russian lender VTB's investment arm, Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan are among banks organising the IPO, sources said.
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In late 2017, WeWork acquired Meetup — a platform for organising real-world events and meetups between people with similar interests.
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We met at a hackathon in 2013, where Marily was organising and Claire's team won a prize for the hack.
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That said, their view of society, community and the individual provided them with their blueprints for organising a football club.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Han Dongfang was expelled from China for organising worker protests that were bloodily suppressed in 1989.
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The "discounted" part, or the risk preferences of investors, has become the main organising principle for research, argued Mr Cochrane.
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He was later returned to prison, where he is in custody for organising an illegal protest, according to the Kremlin.
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Until then, the obscure leader of the Ghad party had been organising events to endorse a second term for Sisi.
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Now activists are organising protests in other parts of Hong Kong, hoping these will tap into a wider range of grievances.
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Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse are organising the flotation of Instone with the help of Morgan Stanley, BNP Paribas and Unicredit.
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When you're organising a red carpet for a big TV show, it's crucial to have as many important guests as possible.
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In a turn away from laissez-faire liberalism, Keynesianism became a central organising principle of developed economies following the Great Depression.
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However, organising all those systems requires social commitment, not least because they require a cadre of basically honest inspectors and bureaucrats.
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When her shirt was torn off for organising a protest, she saved her modesty with safety pins and went on hectoring.
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The Olympics organising committee was unable to say whether they are being given any special treatment, such as beefed up protection.
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Opponents of the bill have been organising what they hope will be another large demonstration in Hong Kong on June 16th.
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Photos of clashes between police and protesters were accompanied by captions that accused "Hong Kong separatists" of organising attacks on police.
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Kabila has refused to comment on his future and has appealed for dialogue to resolve difficulties in organising this year's voting.
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Yet her success in South Carolina was based more on the relatively virtuous organising-style campaign methods perfected by Mr Obama.
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There are also ever more ways of organising co-operation; Wikipedia has already produced the world's biggest encyclopaedia by using volunteers.
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If anything gives me hope, it is the rising tide of precarious workers that are organising and demanding a fair deal.
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Mirogroup and VTB "are organising joint work based on VTB's infrastructure assets", said the source familiar with the talks on Saturday.
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Voters seem to be organising themselves into Leave and Remain camps even in the absence of a formal pro-EU alliance.
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The police raided the workshop and arrested all eight of them, as well as two facilitators who were organising the training.
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"Formula E and the Jakarta Organising Committee will continue with preparations for the event based on the change in circumstances," he added.
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This takes many forms, from banning modern-art shows to organising anti-gay campaigns, promoting anti-Darwinism and attempting to stop abortions.
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Mr López Obrador became the PRI's state chief, but was squeezed out of the job by priistas suspicious of his grassroots organising.
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The Rio de Janeiro Olympic organising committee and World Sailing, the sport's governing body, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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In comparison, black Americans have a comparatively unified identity and a history of mass political organising since before the civil-rights era.
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Bouee admitted to organising the first case of spying, but has not publicly commented on the second, after which he was fired.
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We were only just talking about organising a ten year Idol reunion this year… you were such a beautiful person inside & out.
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In your brief account of the Rwandan genocide, you referred specifically to Hutu officers organising adult Hutus to slaughter their Tutsi neighbours.
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An Iraqi court ordered the arrest of Kurdish officials who were involved in organising a referendum last month over the region's independence.
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The Tokyo government, national government, Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee and the Japan Olympic Committee are all involved in pulling the games together.
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Mathilde Robert, managing director of Planet Weddings, has been organising ceremonies for British couples in Cyprus and Greece since the early 1990s.
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"Technical issues have been found in the power supply distribution to the pumping station," the local organising committee said in a statement.
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Navalny, 41, has been jailed three times this year and charged with breaking the law by repeatedly organising public meetings and rallies.
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Oboronlogistika says on its website it acts under the jurisdiction of Russia's defence ministry, organising cargo transportation, customs clearance and warehouse services.
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Human-rights groups criticised Angola for jailing 17 youngsters for organising a reading of a book about transitions from dictatorship to democracy.
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When, at last, the killing came to an end in 1968, he moved into organising political muscle, clearing land for illegal logging.
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JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank are organising the listing with the help of bookrunner BNP Paribas and independent IPO adviser Rothschild.
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For instance, some parts invoke rain by organising frog weddings and then sending off the amphibians into the river after the ceremony.
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Prominent Kremlin critic Lyubov Sobol and journalist Ilya Azar said on Tuesday they had been charged with organising the protest last weekend.
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I know our headquarter teams have already been in contact with the Oregon organising committee so this is the knock-on effect.
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The nine separatist leaders have been jailed for their role in organising an illegal referendum in 2017 on Catalan independence from Spain.
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Oriol Junqueras was given the longest sentence, of 13 years, for his role in organising the 2017 referendum, which was ruled illegal.
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Training was scheduled to be held starting Saturday but will be rescheduled, the organising committee said in a statement released late Friday.
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It whips up enthusiasm by demonising opponents (the stinking rich, the heartless Tories) and organising supporters into euphoria- or rage-fuelled rallies.
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If pay corresponds to personal output, employees may feel that their energies are better directed towards working harder than to organising with others.
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It was passed on to senior Olympic officials, making a particular impression on the Chairman of the Olympic Organising Committee, Wilfrid Kent Hughes.
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"Information gets through with a delay," says Igor Kochetkov of the Russian LGBT-Network, which has also begun organising evacuations from the region.
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But even organising an election in a dysfunctional country about two-thirds the size of western Europe will not be an easy task.
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The organising principle is that no product should be either trusted or distrusted unconditionally, simply on the basis of its country of origin.
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The Maduro regime and Mr Guaidó's faction have been talking in Barbados, in negotiations brokered by Norway, not least about organising early elections.
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But then as you get further out, getting there becomes a bit more of a trek so it took a lot more organising.
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For instance, an advanced AI (if kept "in its box") could help us with scientific discoveries, and with organising the infrastructure of society.
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Almost all the author's discussions are illuminating but, in the end, they appear to be linked by no compelling idea or organising principle.
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The Civil Guard arrested 14 senior people, most of them Catalan officials, involved in organising the referendum, and has seized 9.8m ballot slips.
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China tries to deter its students from registering at universities in Taiwan where student unions have a reputation for organising pro-independence activities.
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As for co-ops, it is worth asking why they have never taken off as a way of organising companies in any country.
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In a career that spanned decades, Prem most recently played a role in organising the ornate coronation of King Maha Vajiralongkorn this month.
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Even though existing parties are not allowed to do any campaigning or organising, several new, pro-junta parties are being allowed to form.
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"They have still got a huge way to go," she said, adding that organising resolutions and lobbying also takes a lot of time.
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They can excel at jobs that require precision and repetition, such as updating databases, stocking shelves, organising libraries or tinkering with broken cars.
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He travelled to Pyongyang with Koryo Tours, a China-based travel agency that has specialised in organising tours to North Korea since 1992.
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The UAW and others long dreamed of organising workers at southern, foreign-owned "transplants" whose car factories are likelier than Detroit's to grow.
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Thai Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, who is also health minister and chairman of the event's organising committee, had announced the cancellation earlier.
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"We have .. evidence that proves Britain was directly involved in organising this provocation," defence ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said during a televised briefing.
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Qatar's World Cup organising committee said sanctions had not affected preparations for the tournament and alternative sources for construction materials had been secured.
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Only 20153,22015 people turned up, despite 248,2000 children being given free tickets by the local organising committee in order to swell the crowd.
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Bannon, an avid chess player, was the founder and CEO of Amicus, a startup that builds digital organising tools for nonprofits and political campaigns.
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He volunteered to be infiltrated into Auschwitz and spent two and a half years there, not only surviving but organising an extensive resistance network.
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The contemporary idea of the Catalan nation was born in the 21th century, when nationalism and popular sovereignty emerged as organising principles in Europe.
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Belarus's oil pipeline operator was organising additional check points in the wake of the contamination, Belta cited the Belarusian oil pipeline operator as saying.
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Marx was wrong about capitalism in the raw: great entrepreneurs do amass fortunes by dreaming up new products or new ways of organising production.
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Albert Ho, who heads the Hong Kong Alliance organising protests in Liu's support, said China's efforts to erase Liu from people's memory will fail.
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Father and son were detained in the 1980s after they were accused of organising a failed coup against Kenya's then dictator, Daniel arap Moi.
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Extinction Rebellion, the group organising them, was set up in October last year after 94 academics wrote to the Guardian newspaper, calling for action.
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The Organising Committee for the World Cup in Russia and Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment.
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In response the city's administration has implemented a range of cost-rationalisation measures such as organising collective tenders for utilities and modernising public buildings.
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The IOC's Executive Board has frozen planning for next year's Olympic boxing tournament and suspended contact between AIBA and the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee.
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He is always with his phone and a big black diary, organising trips to hospitals and making sure there are no last-minute problems.
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"The minister is not organising a consortium for an alternative offer in the Kuka case," ministry spokesman Andreas Audretsch told a regular news conference.
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We are looking at where they are going and organising people if it's needed but we're doing this on a very ad-hoc basis.
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Some organising staff were holding out hope for a delay of a month or 45 days, said the official involved in drafting the scenarios.
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In the wake of the 2012 clashes, some Rohingya began organising a militant group, which struck first in 2016, killing nine border police officers.
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After a period of hiding, Pashinyan surrendered to the police in 2009 and was sentenced to four years in prison for organising civil disturbances.
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Yet the footage has fueled a long-running debate on the introduction of weight-based divisions, as opposed to organising teams based on age.
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Goldman Sachs and Carnegie are organising the listing as global coordinators with the help of Danske Bank, Nordea, Jefferies and Swedbank, the sources said.
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The LGBT community has responded by organising more events, including a parade planned for this Saturday in the city of Lublin in southeastern Poland.
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Citi's roots go back to 1812, but it came of age in the 20th century, organising loans and cross-border payments for American companies abroad.
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But even if money allows some parties to survive (the Nacionalistas have been around since 1907), the main organising principle of Philippine politics is family.
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Both measures are calculated by the Association of Tennis Professionals, the organising body for the men's game, and are used to determine seedings at tournaments.
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What seems to be making a difference in Mumbai is the organising strength of powerful unions, in particular one called Maharashtra Rajya Rashtriya Kamgar Sangh.
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Organising information this way is not difficult for a company with lots of data and good AI capabilities, but linking information to language is hard.
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After his supposedly final term expired in 2016, he refused to step down, citing the difficulty of organising an election in such a chaotic country.
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Miran Trol, who was organising what was to have been Thompson's first concert in Slovenia, told local media that he would appeal against the ban.
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The party is organising meetings to brush up its policies and to try to fire up its base ahead of the local elections next year.
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Protest leader Pashinyan, a former journalist turned lawmaker who has been instrumental in organising the protests, has said he is ready to become prime minister.
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But women-only transport solutions are not the same as women-only spaces like clubs and societies — safe places for organising and communing in solidarity.
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Luckily, the folks at Yahoo came up with a way to get around their defences — by organising a game of "two truths and a lie".
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When his supposedly final term expired in 2016, he refused to step down, citing the difficulty of organising an election in such a chaotic country.
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Having come under fire for not organising enough debates, the Democratic National Committee hastily scheduled four additional encounters between the two candidates for the nomination.
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On August 3rd a German court sentenced Josip Perkovic and Zdravko Mustac, two former Yugoslav secret-service agents, to life imprisonment for organising his death.
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On Saturday the government enforced an internet blackout, cutting off all but 4% of the country's internet in an effort to curb protesters organising.—NetBlocks.
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Tokyo 2020 organising committee chief executive Toshiro Muto said on Tuesday it was not clear who would pay the extra costs arising from the postponement.
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There is a clear role for a central authority with strong organising power to develop a power-transmission system or a high-speed rail network.
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In the southern city of Hyderabad, at least two small groups of demonstrators have been organising flash protests, to skirt police restrictions on larger gatherings.
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Event organising service firms were battered after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called for sports and cultural events to be scrapped or curtailed for two weeks.
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Public broadcaster NHK has said that the organising committee is considering scaling back the starting ceremony in Fukushima from about 3,000 attendees to under 1,000.
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Gouranga Chatterjee, organising secretary of the coal workers unions, said production at Coal India would be affected as the striking unions have a sizeable following.
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In the southern city of Hyderabad, at least two small groups of demonstrators have been organising flash protests, to skirt police restrictions on larger gatherings.
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"Not much paper work was done in sanctioning the loans," said one banker involved in organising a mela in India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh.
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China is also organising an One Belt, One Road summit in May to promote its international trade initiative , but it is unlikely Trump himself will attend.
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In some countries, gender is becoming less important a characteristic for organising society: the Dutch parliament is considering whether official documents should record gender at all.
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On September 21.86th, acting on the orders of a judge, the Guardia Civil raided offices of the Generalitat, arresting 21 officials involved in organising the referendum.
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Last year it accused Canada of violating that same convention by organising a letter signed by 15 ambassadors protesting against China's treatment of its Muslim minority.
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Invited to sit on the council that was ostensibly organising the design competition he was taking part in, he initially declined, saying it would be unethical.
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Shankar spoke about the competition, and his reasons for organising it, in a video shared by Kanye West on Twitter: Adi Shankar We got love pic.twitter.
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These are text-based services which let users complete tasks such as checking news, organising meetings, ordering food or booking a flight by sending short messages.
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For when historians write the story of British society in the first decades of the 21st century, their organising theme will surely be that of fragmentation.
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Organising a shipment within the next week would yield fatter margins as Asian spot prices in early March carry a $0.70/mmBtu premium to late March.
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To limit the growth of more rigid expenditure, the city's authorities are closely monitoring spending on employment, organising collective tenders for utilities and modernising public buildings.
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Organising on social media under the hashtag #MuslimBan, Americans gathered at airports across the country Saturday to protest President Donald Trump's travel ban on Muslim immigrants.
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The second source, who is also close to the Tokyo 2020 organising committee, confirmed that postponement was being discussed, including delays of one or two years.
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Deutsche Bank, J.P. Morgan and Citigroup are organising the IPO with the help of Bank of America, Barclays, Berenberg, Morgan Stanley, Raiffeisen Bank International and Santander.
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The Pyeongchang Organising Committee (POCOG) had earlier told Reuters that it "informed NBC of the errors in their commentary and the sensitivity of the subject in Korea".
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She speaks around the world on the importance of branding and why it should be the central organising principle in any business seeking to generate sustainable value.
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The former BNP fundraiser was arrested for organising several illegal parades in Northern Ireland which culminated in a series of violent clashes on the streets of Belfast.
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It has accused union members from competitor airlines such as TAP and easyJet of organising the strike to disrupt its operations, a charge the union has rejected.
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According to Amnesty International, 16 members of the group in southern Russia were found guilty of organising and participating in a banned "extremist organisation" in late 2015.
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In March he claimed that foreigners were organising a mass sex and drugs party called "Project X" in Nairobi, which they would film and sell as pornography.
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Pham Cao Phuong Thao began organising the lessons after her own son was born with hearing difficulties; her students include street children whom disability has made hungry.
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Its objective is to give firms far greater say in organising working time and pay, granting employees the right to hold a referendum if their unions resist.
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President Donald Trump suggested, without evidence, that the Democrats had a hand in organising it and that "criminals and unknown Middle Easterners" are part of the group.
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Sources: Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, International Olympic Committee, World Sailing, Team GB Graphics: here Reporting by Amy Tennery, editing by Ed Osmond
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Sources: Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, International Olympic Committee, World Sailing, Team GB Graphics: here Reporting by Amy Tennery, editing by Ed Osmond
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The startup has also been organising meet-ups in different cities, by inviting all users and their families and friends to go out and meet different people.
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After organising the event over two days - a mountain stage followed by a time trial - in 2017, ASO has since back-tracked to a single-day race.
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They are becoming a force in all kinds of things, from running election campaigns and organising protest movements to improving public policy and the delivery of services.
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Instead, TechCrunch was provided with the following statement: At our full year results we talked about organising and energising the business to execute our strategy at pace.
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ON APRIL 14th the police prevented Xulhaz Mannan, the editor of Roopbaan, a gay-rights magazine, from organising a "rainbow rally" and arrested several of his supporters.
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Navalny was detained by police in late September and sentenced to 20 days in jail on charges of repeatedly violating laws by organising public meeting and rallies.
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Here in New York, the new wave of talent after L.I.E.S. is starting to get some spotlight and is organising in pockets surrounding Bossa Nova Civic Club.
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The process of organising creditors is still in the early stages and it is not clear how much of Argentina's debt each grouping represents at this stage.
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"Neither the organising committee nor Tokyo 2020 President Mori have been contacted in this regard by the local health authority," it added in an email to Reuters.
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Key responsibilities of the secretary involve passing questions submitted by participants to relevant regional committees, coordinating meetings, organising and compiling votes of DC members and publishing decisions.
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However, the organising committee aims to break even or make a profit on the Games, by raising more money from public corporations and the government, Eom said.
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Some have declared a holiday on July 22, the day of its release, while others are organising special screenings for their employees by booking entire film theatres.
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I started doing the Victorian Titles nine years ago – five years ago we brought in the Australian Titles again, and I started working on organising it all.
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So that went to the CEO of Surfing Vic, and he said that they could make it happen if we got behind it and did the organising.
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Many are not worth hiring at prevailing wages, which unions can enforce with intimidating tactics such as organising workers at an errant firm's suppliers to shut down deliveries.
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Journals currently administer a system of organising anonymous peer reviewers to pass judgment on new research—a fact they use, in part, to justify their hefty subscription prices.
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The IOC's Executive Board said planning for the Olympic boxing tournament had been frozen, with immediate effect, and contact suspended between AIBA and the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee.
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Hardly anyone believes that such raids help the fight against corruption, which remains an organising principle of Russia's political system, but they go down well with the public.
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"My environment is being destroyed by the fossil fuel industry," said Sainey Gibba, 22, a graduate student organising a school strike in the West African country of Gambia.
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Police believe Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh an outlawed domestic group that has pledged allegiance to Islamic State, played a significant role in organising the privileged, educated, young attackers.
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As of Friday, 4.8 million tickets for the Games had been sold, out of around 6.1 million tickets on offer, the Rio Organising Committee told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The six-year interim period was not spent editing pages of text or organising photographs; it was spent filling the book with hundreds of squares of watercolour comics.
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To continue pursuing her creative strengths — and to inspire them in others — Greenwalt began organising group crafting circles and parties, attracting people from all over the Bay area.
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After organising an August roadshow, Far Eastern International Bank put on hold its plan to launch a refinancing for the HK$2.72bn-equivalent deal that matured in October.
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His most recent incarceration was for organising the distribution of Charter 08, a manifesto that called on the party to respect human rights and allow truly democratic elections.
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The self-styled Council of Patriots, which is organising the protests, says it is demanding cleaner government as well as justice for atrocities committed during Liberia's civil war.
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Announced Tuesday, a new group called TechSydney will act as a central organising force for Australia's startup scene, helping those involved collaborate to create something bigger and better.
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Under instruction from Pope Francis, Archbishop Konrad Krajewski, who is responsible for distributing the Vatican's charity money, has been organising the excursions since the start of the summer.
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Chris, 29Photographer, Heidelberg I'd probably never take heroin or any drugs you'd inject, the whole process of looking for your veins and organising syringes is way too hardcore.
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The fear that terrorism provokes is not just a statistical delusion but also an inkling that people who know no limits are organising a conspiracy against the state.
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In remarks carried by state news agency QNA, Kuwari said Qatar's local World Cup organising committee had completed around 45 percent of the work in accordance with plans.
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The China Economic Dashboard compiled by the Asia Society Policy Institute shows substantial progress in only two of the 10 core organising principles of the current reform agenda.
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"They knew what they were doing, running raves in east London; the hierarchy of organising them, the logistics—things like having the dancers and the lasers," he says.
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Deighton's roles have included UK Commercial Secretary to the Treasury, CEO of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, and partner at Goldman Sachs.
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Tony Estanguet, head of the Paris 2024 Olympics organising committee and an IOC member, said a delay of the 2020 Olympics was likely but that health took priority.
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The options, which include scaling back the Games or holding them without spectators, would be debated by the organising committee at the end of March, the official said.
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"FIFA and the Local Organising Committee are confident the problems will be solved and the fans will be able to enjoy the matches as they envisaged," FIFA said.
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The FA and its trade-union allies, which suspect him of plotting economic "shock treatment", spoke of organising massive strikes and demonstrations when he takes office in March.
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And after years of icy silence, there is a lively exchange of views between North and South on everything from reopening military-communication lines to organising joint basketball games.
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"Slay the Dragon", a new documentary film by Barak Goodman and Chris Durrance, detailing the increasingly sophisticated scourge of partisan gerrymandering in America, shows the power of grassroots organising.
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"We'd been informally organising events behind the scenes but the website is our big play to 'Uber-fy' the events catering industry," says Feast It co-founder Digby Vollrath.
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"There are clashes in the recent protests and many parents are worried," said Fion Yim, 35, representative of the organising committee for what was billed as the family protest.
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Kamto lost what he says was a fraudulent presidential election in October and was detained late last month after organising a small rally against long-serving President Paul Biya.
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The Hong Kong Federation of Students' Electronic Sports, which takes a backstage role by organising events for schools and non-profit organisations, believed they were on an important mission.
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Since April last year DJ Rachael has been holding workshops in Kampala at least once a month as well as organising showcases and residencies for the 25 female participants.
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Hospital-based data suggests that hundreds of abortions are performed in secret in public and private hospitals in Tanzania with medical workers often playing a role in organising them.
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The fashion for teams is driven by a sense that the old way of organising people is too rigid for both the modern marketplace and the expectations of employees.
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Ozah, has already been praying to a portrait of Obama by lighting an incense stick in front of it, in addition to organising events celebrating him in the city.
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The price range in the sale, which is expected to close on Tuesday, is seen at 13.10 euros to 13.50 euros per share, one of the organising banks said.
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Hlavkova was part of a team at the Foreign Ministry tasked with organising cultural events to mark Slovakia's EU presidency, including a ceremony in February to unveil its logo.
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"Finally, we have been asked to make a simulation in case of a postponement," a source close to the organising committee who is involved in drafting the scenarios said.
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"In relation to the state championships, in respect of their local autonomy, the state football federations, the organising authorities, will have to (decide) on each competition," the CBF said.
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Formula One is also organising a virtual race on Sunday in the absence of the Bahrain Grand Prix, one of five rounds postponed due to the fast-spreading virus.
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The Singapore attorney-general's office has started contempt of court proceedings against the prime minister's nephew and authorities are prosecuting a prominent human rights activist for organising assemblies without permits.
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But for those planning music, sporting or trade events now, some of whom begin organising and buy the insurance up to two years in advance, there will be no protection.
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Fred Bauma, a pro-democracy activist in Congo jailed for 18 months for organising a rally, wishes "to talk about anything, any subject without fearing any retaliation or any intimidation".
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As a self-organising, highly decentralised movement, Extinction Rebellion volunteers have a lot of autonomy, making it hard to predict whether the drone proposal will win enough support to proceed.
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Mr Mnangagwa, a former Mugabe henchman notorious for persecuting the opposition and for organising the rigging of elections, returned from a short exile on November 20133nd, promising "a new democracy".
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LONDON — Campaigners are calling for a boycott of an anti-feminist, self-styled "pick-up artist" who's organising events for like-minded, heterosexual men across eight UK cities this Saturday.
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Program manager Jelena Hrnjak said the Serbian government's policy of facilitating access through the country without organising a formal state-led response had left grassroots organizations to do it themselves.
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So too is the size, organising ability and determination to seize control of the party of its Corbynite wing, greatly swollen by tens of thousands of new, left-wing members.
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Instead, he marvels, it looks as if the Republican Party "is going to come apart first", undone by Mr Trump, a man who scorns so many organising principles of conservatism.
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Predators organising these parties will often target a legitimate party, unbeknownst to the organisers, telling young people to meet them dressed in a certain way so they can recognise them.
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All non-governmental groups and associations need to notify local officials before organising any kind of activity, according to a directive from the Ministry of the Interior disseminated in October.
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Some of the accommodation that was dismantled had provided homes for people for several months, according to Good Chance Calais, a group that has been organising theatre shows on site.
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She was organising every single thing; she should become the face of the company… It was very, very clear because she is way more talented than I will ever be.
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"The organising committee of the Giro d'Italia's Hungarian stages declared the Giro's start could not be held in Hungary at the originally scheduled time," the organisers said in a statement.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are organising the IPO with the help of Bank of America, Barclays and RBC Capital Markets, while Lilja is acting as so-called IPO advisor.
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Hong Kong's mental health score in 2019 was 46.41, the lowest since the annual survey started in 2012, according to the study organised by the Mental Health Month Organising Committee.
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He was accused of attempting to overthrow the government by organising the protests, during which hundreds of thousands marched across Turkey against Erdogan's plans to redevelop a central Istanbul park.
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Its demise is part of a broader story of stagnant wages, poor schools and shaky confidence—which, in turn, will take more than a renewal in local organising to arrest.
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"These authorities are conducting a full investigation into the matter and have assured the Organising Committee that they have reinforced security around and inside the equestrian venue," De Vos said.
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Originally scheduled as a home match for Girona, the league's organising body said on Tuesday it had also reached an agreement with prominent Spanish fans group Aficiones Unidas (Fans United).
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Driver and organizer Rebecca Stack-Martinez said that widespread media coverage made the strike a success, adding that organising in the gig economy of part-time, contract labour was difficult.
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One person who was especially angered by Dudley's remarks is 46-year-old Simon Bramwell of the social change group Rising Up, which is organising the protest event NO JACKET REQUIRED.
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"There are clashes in the recent protests and many parents are worried," said Fion Yim, 35, representative of the organising committee for what was billed as a family protest on Saturday.
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If wages are remaining stuck because of monopsony rather than competitive markets, that bolsters the argument for regulating anti-competitive behaviour, easing labour organising and bumping up minimum wages a bit.
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After all, the bills add up, including administrative work, publishing (in print or digitally), marketing, distribution (for print) and in particular, organising the peer-review process that is essential for quality.
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TOKYO, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The spread of a new coronavirus could throw "cold water over the growing momentum of the 2020 Games," Tokyo Organising Committee CEO Toshiro Muto said on Wednesday.
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Although they underplay the role of the scale of the American market, the authors are right to emphasise the importance of process innovation, or, in other words, methods of organising production.
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The men of the Grafton, however, stuck and worked together on everything from repairing boats to sharing their resources equally, even organising a kind of adult-education programme to swap skills.
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"One surprise is the preponderance of German painters…perhaps reflecting the financial assistance of the West German government in organising the show," wrote Susan Heller Anderson in the New York Times.
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"The CENCO launches an appeal to the negotiators to ... not lose sight of the main objective of these negotiations, which is organising the elections in less than a year," it said.
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Undoing 800-odd years of Islamic influence is impossible, and offensive to India's 190m Muslims—although that has not prevented the BJP from using the idea as a successful organising principle.
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The watchdog, which set out the rules governing the auction, said half of the 2.5 billion euros would be raised this year, adding the industry ministry would be organising the auction.
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"Organising the air corps to carry out exercises far at sea is a normal thing to do for the air forces of countries which border the ocean," China's air force said.
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Owner families Mueller and Kamps have tasked investment banking boutique GCA Altium with organising the transaction they said, adding that first information packages have already been sent out to prospective buyers.
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Because affected residents live near each other and often share local-government representatives, the cost of organising opposition to new projects is low (and the motivation to do so is high).
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"We don't want this to turn into a dogfight," said Alain Weil, the director general of SFR media, which owns the BFM TV channel organising the debate together with CNews television.
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The Dacia workers union, organising the protest in Mioveni, joined the growing ranks of critics of the planned taxation changes, who include investors' associations, unions, analysts and centrist President Klaus Iohannis.
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The Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee said it had been told KYB products were used at several venues for the summer Olympics, but did not identify them or give any other details.
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Each of the presumed objectives—detaining Mr Maduro, installing a new government, organising elections and allowing in aid—would be a big task, involving large numbers of boots on the ground.
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But the offer has received a cool response from some pilots who have been organising on social media in recent weeks to use the pilot shortage to press for better conditions.
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"We are actively investing in Russia... We are thinking of organising our own production of crop protection products," Jonathan Brown, the head of Syngenta's Russian office, told a conference in Moscow.
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Prosecutors investigated similar accusations after a lawmaker disclosed a document in 2013 that she claimed contained Samsung's guidelines on how to stop its employees from organising unions and break them up.
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Athletes who had lost their events, or were no longer competing, had a habit of turning to alcohol, said Harry Warganegara, deputy of sports at the Indonesian Asian Games Organising Committee.
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TOKYO, March 23 (Reuters) - Japan's Olympic organising committee plans to dramatically scale back the torch relay until a formal decision on the Games is made, public broadcaster NHK said on Monday.
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TOKYO, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Tokyo Olympics officials are considering scaling down the torch relay due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak, the chief executive of the organising committee said on Wednesday.
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Kavala and two other defendants had been facing life sentences without parole, while the other defendants were accused of aiding them in attempting to overthrow the government by organising the protests.
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However, Jubeir said Saudi Arabia had been right to execute Nimr, whom he accused of "agitating, organising cells, providing them with weapons and money" - allegations that the cleric's family have denied.
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More than 120 journalists have been detained and more than 180 media outlets closed on suspicion of links to the network of a U.S.-based cleric blamed for organising the failed coup.
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"It's great that we have these treatments but we need to find a way to make them more affordable," Andrew Rintoul, the WHO health economist organising the drug pricing forum, told Reuters.
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It's also the sheer numbers of those organising online that's forcing a political response, Stephen Harrington, a senior lecturer of journalism, media and communication at Queensland University of Technology, told Mashable Australia.
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It is unfair to portray our peaceful movement as having "an undertone of intimidation and intolerance", particularly as more than 285,230 Catalan citizens are being prosecuted for organising the referendum on independence.
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Its near-collapse began in 2009, when Nike, a footwear company, announced plans to sell its stake in the organising body of lower-tier football on the continent to an outside buyer.
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Concerns about the authenticity of several works by Charles White were raised when the Art Institute of Chicago was organising the artist's first major survey show, a source at the institution says.
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Dumas said Hermes products were occasionally destroyed, though he added that the group avoided this as much as possible by recycling, organising sales for employees, and controlling stocks and production very tightly.
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Top representatives of the United States and China are organising a resumption of talks for this week to try to resolve the year-long trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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By way of answer Mr Trump offered the outlines of a Trump doctrine, in which nationalism, or patriotism as he prefers to call it, is a benign organising principle for the world.
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Determined to stop other girls marrying young, Omaima sought out information on the risks of early marriage and started organising activities such as drawing, lectures, plays and singing to highlight its dangers.
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And so are the size, the organising ability and the determination of Labour's Corbynite wing to seize control of the party, greatly swollen by tens of thousands of new, left-wing members.
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As a condition of entry, the ruling Communist Party of Vietnam has made some surprising commitments, including to tolerate the kind of independent labour-organising that has made Ms Hanh a pariah.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany denied interfering in Chinese home appliance maker Midea's 4.5 billion euro ($5 billion) bid for industrial robot maker Kuka on Friday, saying it was not organising a rival offer.
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The Gezi Park protests are now considered to be the biggest of their kind in modern Turkey, with people organising via social networks and using the internet to call rallies and marches.
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The prosecutor's office said Melia was suspected of organising the protests, including an attempt to storm the legislature that led to violent clashes with police, who fired tear gas and rubber bullets.
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A meeting is set to take place on Thursday between the RFEF, the league's organising body and the players' association to determine whether the matches should be postponed, an RFEF spokesman said.
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In one, a post organising car shares to take young people back to the towns where they are registered to vote was shared over 7,000 times by the eve of the election.
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"The political issues are having an impact on ticket sales," said Eom Chan-wang, director general of marketing bureau at the Pyeongchang Organising Committee for the 2940.5 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
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She is preparing for the next shoot, working off a sheet of looks, and meticulously organising a rack of clothes so that when it is her turn, everything is ready to go.
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He was held responsible for "defects" in Danang's party committee and accused of "serious violations" in organising party activities, among other instances of misconduct, the party's Central Inspection Committee said on its website.
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He said Britain could still accept the already-negotiated deal, leave without an agreement, or ask for a long extension to Brexit, which would entail organising European Parliament elections in Britain in May.
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Pound found that Diack, a Senegalese who stepped down last year after 16 years leading the IAAF, was "responsible for organising and enabling the conspiracy and corruption that took place in the IAAF".
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Tarred in the minds of many Peruvians because her father ruled as an autocrat, Ms Fujimori has played a destructive role in the country's politics, organising the censure by congress of competent ministers.
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"Russia's image does not only depend on organising the football world championship," European Council President Donald Tusk, a former Polish prime minister, said of Moscow's highly-regarded organisation of the soccer World Cup.
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When Cal Henderson began working on real-time workplace communication platform Slack in 2013, he never expected people to turn to it for organising family vacations or for sharing their love of burgers.
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By leveraging the extensive networks of the TechVets founders, and organising resources made available by businesses, TechVets creates and curates opportunities for veterans and helps the UK economy by stimulating the technology sector.
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Nabiullina also said that the central bank would like to sell recently rescued Otkritie Bank and B&N Bank to investors and was considering organising initial public offerings for the troubled private lenders.
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At the time the thinker Francis Fukuyama declared "the end of history", the moment when no ideology was left to challenge democracy, markets and global co-operation as a way of organising society.
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"It is extremely sad that they (Ford) are closing down production in Australia, but we don't believe that this will affect our festival," Anika Ahmad Bull, part of the organising team, told Reuters.
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Fitch has also noted that Casino is re-organising its C-Nova operations, as part of a decision to simplify the group's structure, bring online and store-based operations together and improve transparency.
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The discovery of the Australian fairy circles, researchers say in the latest report, shows the phenomenon is due to thirsty plants organising themselves in an effort to source water in a dry landscape.
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Browser-based tool Hunchly aims to make that process much simpler by automatically creating local backups of every page visited during a session, and organising them into a searchable database for future reference.
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He resigned late last year from his position as president of the Russian Football Union after having stepped down as head of Russia's World Cup Local Organising Committee six months before the tournament.
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"Finally, we have been asked to make a simulation in case of a postponement," said one of the sources, an official close to the organising committee who is involved in drafting the scenarios.
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"The Handover Ceremony will take place in the presence of the President of the Hellenic Republic... and of a small delegation of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee," the HOC said in a statement.
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TOKYO, March 24 (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 organising committee chief executive Toshiro Muto said on Tuesday it is not clear who will pay the extra costs arising from the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics.
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"The Handover Ceremony will take place in the presence of the President of the Hellenic Republic... and of a small delegation of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee," the HOC said in a statement.
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The combination of such issues, as well as other difficulties such as organising fair tendering processes and governance, has meant that 2 billion euros of already-earmarked EBRD money for Ukraine remains unspent.
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Get Your Guide needs to find ways of keeping existing and new users returning to its own platform, rather than simply tacking on its tour packages while organising other aspects of their vacation.
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But afterwards, once a new Parliament is formed, things will become trickier, when a Europe-of-nations will pass from being a political slogan to the supposed organising ideal of a new political block.
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"Presumably lenders are organising now because they are worried about the ability of the company to repay and they want to understand what the plans are for asset realisations," said one of the sources.
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Its banners tended to read "Respect the Constitution, Article 64", and its firm creed was non-violence: preferably organising villes mortes, in which people protested by staying at home for a day or two.
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Anyone thinking of demanding higher pay, or of joining a union in the hope of organising to grab a share of the returns to increased efficiency, can be cowed with the threat of robots.
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If Beria's despotism is to be prevented, aspiring reformist Nikita Khrushchev (Steve Buscemi) will have to be the man to do it—but not before organising the funeral of the century in Red Square.
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"LIKE organising a shipwreck in order to find out who can swim," is how Alain Peyrefitte, then France's education minister, described his country's non-selective system of recruiting university students half a century ago.
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But backed up by an alternative media ecosystem keen to support them, and with judicious help from foreign powers capable of organising themselves a little more thoroughly than ragtag mobocrats, they can become powerful.
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"Our people no longer believe in the political will of our current leaders to ensure a peaceful transition of power," one of the main organising groups wrote in a statement ahead of the march.
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Google and its flagship search portal opened the door to the possibilities of how to build a business empire on the back of organising and navigating the world's information, as found on the internet.
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"He is not returning to the bush, nor is he organising for war," the spokesman said, calling for an outside force to be deployed to act as a "buffer" between Machar and Kiir's forces.
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The company provides services for public sector departments in Britain and abroad, operating prisons and asylum seeker accommodation, organising health sector administration, running trains and ferries and providing IT support to the US Navy.
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The club is the result of a merger between two smaller teams: "Strapon" and "Elle", who after two years of organising games in their neighbourhood decided to join forces and form a single entity.
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SEOUL, Sept 22 (Reuters) - South Korea's organising committee for the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics said on Friday it is closely monitoring the current geopolitical situation, adding that safety and security are the top priorities.
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The EBRD is organising the series of meetings later this week "to present the findings of an analysis on how Turkey can ensure further resolution of NPLs," said Olga Rosca, spokesperson for the region.
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CAIRO, March 8 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has postponed the Saudi Games, the kingdom's largest sporting event, until further notice over coronavirus fears, the Al-Arabiya television station said on Sunday, citing the organising committee.
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TOKYO, March 12 (Reuters) - Any decision to delay the Summer Olympic Games would need to be made before May, a member of the organising committee's executive board told Japanese broadcaster TBS late on Wednesday.
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The IOC says it created a coronavirus task force in conjunction with the "World Health Organization (WHO), the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee, the Japanese authorities and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government" back in mid-February.
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"I am absolute confident that the IOC, Japanese governments, Tokyo's government and the organising committee will take their responsibility to come back with a new date as soon as possible," Kjoell said on Monday.
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In addition to chat app stickers that express various emotions - a market strategy also used by other automakers - Tesla is partnering with Tencent's QQ Music streaming service in organising parties with DJs at showrooms.
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According to Satish Jindel, a logistics consultant, Amazon has leapfrogged its rivals to become the biggest firm in the world at organising warehousing and transport for other companies' goods (as well as its own).
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MADRID (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Spanish teenagers Ari and Kalus may still be in school but they are already part of a young feminist collective, organising talks, performances and protests to fight for gender equality.
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Tokyo 2020 gave a lukewarm response to the news on Monday but the organising committee's president Yoshiro Mori appeared to suggest clean athletes should be allowed to compete, instead blaming the greed of coaches.
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North Korea's silence on its upcoming summits with the United States and South Korea is likely due to caution over organising its stance regarding the meetings, South Korea's Ministry of Unification said on Monday.
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"The Higher Organising Committee notifies that the Ministry of Health and Prevention, MoHAP, has announced six new cases of the coronavirus, COVID-19, in the UAE on Tuesday," a statement from race organisers said.
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"The Higher Organising Committee notifies that the Ministry of Health and Prevention, MoHAP, has announced six new cases of the coronavirus, COVID-19, in the UAE on Tuesday," a statement from race organizers said.
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The organising bodies of the Premier League and the English Football League (EFL), responsible for the three divisions below the top flight, issued statements on Thursday saying the games would go ahead as normal.
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"The newly regulated company will also be responsible for managing and organising the securities market, and enlisting and dealing in securities, depositing, settlements and central clearinghouse works," the government's media office said on Twitter.
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The core refers to centralised institutions, like central banks or the "Encyclopedia Britannica"; the crowd refers to the decentralised, self-organising participants, be it bitcoin nodes that manage the virtual currency or contributors to Wikipedia.
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The embodiment of that idea was Lester Pearson, a prime minister who won the Nobel peace prize for organising a UN force to help end the Suez crisis in 2500, the first such peacekeeping operation.
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Last October, politician and writer Sudheendra Kulkarni had black paint thrown at him by members of the Hindu nationalist party Shiv Sena for organising the book launch of former Pakistan foreign minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasturi.
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The fourth suspect, a woman detained separately on Friday, has been charged with participating in the murder, which may have included helping, planning, ordering or organising the killing, Kuciak family's lawyer Daniel Lipsic told Reuters.
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Uber is trying to show investors that it can shift from being simply a ride-hailing service to a technology platform for services ranging from delivering groceries and take-away meals to organising freight transportation.
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"The Organising Committee is preparing a list of religious or faiths centres that could be contacted or visited if requested by residents of the Villages during the Games," Tokyo 2020 told Reuters in an email.
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In its new role, IBA will be responsible for administrative duties including passing questions submitted by participants to the relevant regional determination committees, coordinating meetings, organising and compiling votes of DC members and publishing decisions.
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Although the group and its 32,000 members have won plaudits for their sharp digital campaigning, these online organising skills have not always translated to a local level, where socialism still takes up too many evenings.
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The head of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee Yoshiro Mori had called the timing of the latest resignation unfortunate, saying it was ''as if one wheel has come off'' ahead of the high-stakes event.
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In 2011, when Timothy Carpenter was arrested for organising a series of armed robberies, the FBI built its case on four months of mobile-phone data showing where he was when the crimes took place.
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In Sunday's incident, five or six attackers cut the throat of priest Jogeshwar Roy, 55, as he was organising prayers at the Deviganj temple near Panchagarh, 494 km (308 miles) north of the capital, Dhaka.
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Still several sleeps away till the Hong Kong Art Basel, but really excited to be organising my itenerary while I'm there and exploring all the incredible architecture including this #Mondrian inspired building in Wan Chai.
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Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike has vowed that the road will be completed, but Yoshiro Mori, president of the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee, called for clarification by the time of the next IOC visit, in December.
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To see 16-year-old kids organising the protest, sacrificing themselves, getting a criminal records, not being able to travel to the US, and receiving individually $1200 fines every day really put things in perspective.
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"The Tokyo Organising Committee... is now reviewing the contents of the report and will cooperate with related stakeholders to look into the alleged issue," Tokyo 2020 spokesman Masa Takaya said in an email to Reuters.
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However, this special report will argue that, in the longer term, online crusading and organising will turn out to matter less to politics in the digital age than harnessing those ever-growing piles of data.
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According to research by American Express Global Business Travel (GBT), a corporate-travel firm, over the past two years the safety of employees has overtaken cost to become organisations' biggest concern when organising work trips.
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Nasser Al Khater, chief executive of Qatar's 2022 World Cup organising committee, has previously said that fans of all gender orientation would be welcomed in the country which is governed by Islamic-based legal codes.
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President Francois Hollande told ministers street rallies that the CGT has been organising in protest against a labour law reform would not be permitted unless the union provided better security guarantees, a government spokesman said.
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However, the EU is reportedly considering organising an emergency summit before October 31, which could pave the way for the UK to leave the EU by the Halloween deadline, even if an extension is agreed.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC), whose Boxing Task Force (BTF) is organising the events after the suspension last year of world body AIBA, acted as countries went into lockdown and sport ground to a halt.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC), whose Boxing Task Force (BTF) is organising the events after the suspension last year of world body AIBA, acted as countries went into lockdown and sport ground to a halt.
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Appalled by the power and intrusiveness of a mass-surveillance system that had been developed without public consent, Mr Snowden says, he began organising one of the largest leaks in the history of American spying.
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French media have speculated on a cancellation or postponement and newspaper Le Figaro wrote that the ministry is considering organising the cycling event in June and July without spectators in order to minimise infection risk.
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"The MotoGP ... has to be cancelled and postponed to another day and another month depending on the situation," Anutin, who is also the country's health minister and chairman of the event's organising committee, told reporters.
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SIA, which is being advised by Rothschild, has sent out requests for proposals to banks for potential roles in organising the deal and is looking to fill them in the coming weeks, the sources said.
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A set of documents passed to reporters from the BBC and BuzzFeed News by whistleblowers included the findings of an investigation prompted by the sport's organising body, the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), in 2007.
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The local organising committee said on Tuesday it has signed an agreement with MSC Cruises to charter two liners with a combined capacity of 4,000 cabins which will be used as floating hotels for fans.
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We chatted about doing a dinner together at [the author's restaurant] Black Axe Mangal for a while, but because we're both quite busy, we didn't really get around to organising much until a few days before.
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The company is organising a first-ever summit in April to bring together its outsourcing vendors from around the world, with the aim of sharing best practices and bringing more consistency to how moderators are treated.
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"The Olympic facilities are in a sad condition today because of neglect and public attempts to undermine their importance and value," said Slavko Malec, a former senior official in the Organising Committee of the 1984 Games.
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More than twice as many people applied to have their pictures taken as were needed for the photography display, says Alan Seah, an advertising executive involved in organising both the exhibition and the Pink Dot rally.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Tokyo's first woman governor will carry on her predecessor's push to make the city's 2020 Summer Games the ''most innovative'' in history, the head of the Games' organising committee said on Wednesday.
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Ruskin inherited a fortune from his father, a wine merchant, and was prone to organising madcap schemes such as getting undergraduates, including Oscar Wilde, to build a road near Oxford, hardly an optimum allocation of talent.
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It is a step-by-step guide to local organising, but it is also a call for Democrats to learn from their enemies, to emulate the Tea Party's grassroots groundswell in order to undo their leader.
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Out of the 1.05 million tickets sold for the month-long competition so far, more than 100,000 were snapped up by American fans, according to Erwan Le Prevost, director of the World Cup Local Organising Committee.
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From then on, "one-nation" Toryism, also known as "Tory paternalism" or "Tory democracy", became the organising principle for the left of the party and successive leaders such as Anthony Eden, Harold Macmillan and Edward Heath.
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George Roe, director of hotel operations at Marina Bay Sands, said he has had some unusual requests from his guests including organising the delivery of 999 roses to a residential address in Singapore as a surprise.
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"I would like very much to discuss with you the main principles for organising the political process, and the holding of a congress of the peoples of Syria, that is supported by you," Putin told Assad.
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Tedros added that to speed the search for potential therapies and drugs for COVID-19 infection, the WHO and its partners are organising a multi-country study to analyse and compare some as-yet untested treatments.
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And nonprofits running events where individuals are fundraising — for example, around charity runs — will be able to do this under the bigger GoFundMe umbrella, including enlisting and organising individual fundraisers, or selling tickets to charity events.
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A statement from La Liga's organising body on Thursday said Wuhan Zall had been invited to the league's headquarters on the day of the 'Clasico' "with the objective of showing support for the people of China".
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"As for the torch relay, as CEO Muto said, we want to announce to you the basic policy, the big policy, next week," organising committee spokesman Masa Takaya said at a technical briefing on the relay.
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"It (tax) is a new tool of stifling free expression and citizen organising that has been beyond the control of the state," said Nicholas Opiyo, a Kampala-based lawyer who also heads a local rights organization.
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JAGDISH BHAGWATIARVIND PANAGARIYABoth at Columbia UniversityNew York PRAVIN KRISHNAJohns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore The logistics of organising an election where almost a billion people will vote in this vast land is in itself worthy of praise by The Economist.
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"According to the information the Local Organising Committee received from public security authorities of Nizhny Novgorod, seven Argentinians were detained after the match between Argentina and Croatia," an organizing committee spokesman said in written comments to Reuters.
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The economy also got a temporary boost from international sporting events like the Winter Olympics and the soccer World Cup, as the organising bodies are based in Switzerland and their revenue are allocated to the country's GDP.
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When the prosecutor accused him of organising the massacre of more than 7,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys after the town of Srebrenica fell to his Bosnian Serb forces in 1995, he wagged his finger in denial.
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This is all the more remarkable given that it takes about 600 milliseconds for someone to work out what they are going to say by mentally retrieving the words and organising how they are to be expressed.
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Already two leaders of the independence movement have been detained on suspicion of sedition for organising a demonstration in Barcelona last month that hindered a police raid against organisers of an unauthorised independence referendum on October 1st.
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Hoskin is organising the outing to Southampton to mark the Eagles' final match of the season, with an adult match ticket, refreshments and the cost of the two-way train journey all included for a generous £242.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - There is no time to waste organising Britain's exit from the European Union and its aftermath, French President Francois Hollande said on Monday at a joint news conference with the leaders of Germany and Italy.
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In Autumn, the pub signage, mosaic and stained glass windows will be installed in the pubs that inspired them, and Creative Black Country is organising desi Pub Crawl food and drink tours to sample their famed hospitality.
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"Lesbians are often gang raped before being killed in violent ways," said Ntsupe Mohapi, head of the Ekurhuleni Pride Organising Committee (EPOC), which started a Johannesburg Pride march a decade ago after two gay activists were murdered.
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The report by Spiegel Online said the accusations were linked to Beckenbauer's role as head of the organising committee for Germany's successful bid to host the tournament, which is also being investigated by global soccer body FIFA.
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Yuriko Koike, who took office in August, ordered a review of Olympic expenses that last month recommended changing three venues to save money, a move criticized by both the Tokyo 33 Organising Committee and international sports officials.
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Labour activists in China have long been under pressure from the ruling Communist Party, which is deeply suspicious of social organising that occurs outside of its control, but authorities have sharply intensified their efforts in recent years.
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MADRID, March 12 (Reuters) - All soccer matches in Spain's top division, La Liga, have been suspended for two weeks over fears of the spread of the coronavirus, the league's organising body said in a statement on Thursday.
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" IOC President Thomas Bach added, "With this announcement, I am confident that, working together with the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the Japanese Government and all our stakeholders, we can master this unprecedented challenge.
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TOKYO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 Olympics organizers will announce "at some point" next week how they are planning to hold the torch relay amid the coronavirus outbreak, the spokesman for the organising committee said on Friday.
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Zhukov, a Putin ally and former deputy prime minister, has been president of the Russian Olympic Committee since 2010, and was chairman of the Organising Committee for the 2014 Winter Olympics in the southern resort of Sochi.
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