So denaturalization doesn't actually kick someone out of the country — or even automatically make them eligible to getting kicked out of the country.
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Byrne will be out of the country for several months.
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Heading out of the country was just what I needed.
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Bailey believes Doe may be from out of the country.
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I gotta get out of the country before it happens.
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Why do they want her kicked out of the country?
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They are worried to be thrown out of the country.
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These junk foods should be driven out of the country.
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We are out of the country all of the time.
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He'd only been out of the country once – to Canada.
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It's about saying, 'Brown people, stay out of the country.
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Floyd is out of the country right now touring China.
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She was out of the country when the shooting occurred.
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Just pack your things and get out of the country.
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Hundreds of Americans have been ferried out of the country.
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We're constantly having to get people out of the country.
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Now we're supposed to send them out of the country?
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From there, the funds were wired out of the country.
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I'm afraid he will send us out of the country.
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"There was a conversation where she had mentioned going out of the country, him wanting to take her out of the country, and she didn't know how to get out of it," Smith said.
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Hamza Kolsuz, who was arrested trying to traffic a weapon out of the country through Dulles Airport, is a Turkish national who had been caught trying to transport weapons out of the country twice before.
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Now, with growth slowing, money is gushing out of the country.
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Troops and other forces will begin pulling out of the country.
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If they do, they risk being kicked out of the country.
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She lights up — she's never been out of the country before!
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"The cases are coming from out of the country," she said.
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Many investors have already started yanking funds out of the country.
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There's a reason Google and others pulled out of the country.
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" ICE's mission, Canon continued, is "getting people out of the country.
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Mr. Trump promised to get "bad hombres" out of the country.
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"It's so lonely to be out of the country," she said.
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The president was out of the country when the bombers struck.
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Thank you for running all our youths out of the country?
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We have to be out of the country to do it.
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Jack's partner (let's call her Jill) was out of the country.
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If multinationals pull out of the country, its economy could suffer.
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It was expected to blow out of the country by Monday.
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There's an official $50,000-a-year limit that forbids mainland Chinese citizens from moving money out of the country, but money changers and underground banks routinely help mainland Chinese slip cash out of the country anyway.
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I couldn't because they wouldn't let my mother out of the country.
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China has taken steps to stem further flows out of the country.
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If you're from out of the country, then you'll need a passport.
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Right now he's out of the country, but still doing his thing.
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Debt relief would limit the flow of dollars out of the country.
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In January Mr Morales tried to force CICIG out of the country.
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A presidential candidate wants to push brown immigrants out of the country.
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Faro has sent him out of the country when he has received
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Trump has since ordered almost all troops pulled out of the country.
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And you certainly can't take them with you out of the country.
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However, nothing as drastic as contemplating a move out of the country.
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I was out of the country when I first heard about it.
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The deputy explains that they're the ones heading out of the country.
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They were released hours later before being deported out of the country.
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His lawyers claimed he was out of the country at the time.
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It said the monies sent out of the country were equity dividends.
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She is expected to fly out of the country with her husband.
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That he got kicked out of the country charts, which is insane.
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Later, it was determined that Ms. Danley was out of the country.
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All flights in and out of the country have also been suspended.
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This becomes even more important when you're traveling out of the country.
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If people penetrate our borders we must get them out of the country.
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Subsequently, the duo were ushered out of the country, apparently for security reasons.
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He was brought up on removal proceedings and ordered out of the country.
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Clinton didn't talk much about Trump making his products out of the country.
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They were forced out of the country because the taxes were too high.
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All shipments into and out of the country can now also be inspected.
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That would help to halt the flow of people out of the country.
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It is to be held out of the country at a nice resort.
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They were then sneaked out of the country, along with other EDS employees.
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Danley was located out of the country following the shooting, according to authorities.
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Lots of people were brought out of the country with the existing laws.
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According to South Korean media, Song's husband is currently out of the country.
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Financial services firms are moving $1 trillion in assets out of the country.
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The President spends a large amount of his time out of the country.
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She is also forbidden from changing employers or traveling out of the country.
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That prevents residents from sending all of their money out of the country.
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A year ago, he tried to order Mr. Velásquez out of the country.
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Christina Milian's home was burglarized twice while she was out of the country.
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So, it does seem bizarre that the president is out of the country.
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My sister took me out of the country ... and then to Hong Kong.
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But it had to ship almost all of it out of the country.
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Finding flights out of the country requires plenty of patience (The Associated Press).
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The former assemblyman, Alec Brook-Krasny, was out of the country, officials said.
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Your credit score doesn't affect your ability to travel out of the country.
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Nissan is also moving production of other luxury cars out of the country.
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Fergie, 60, was out of the country at the time of the interview.
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But the movement has also unsettled investors and pushed money out of the country.
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We were searching for a miracle and willing to travel out of the country.
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But it's hardly the only way of squeezing green energy out of the country.
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"Get him out of the country," his wife, Tepa Scanlan, told CNN on Wednesday.
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Yesterday, while attempting to board a flight out of the country, Farkas was arrested.
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Swift, however, may have been in another state, or out of the country altogether.
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Mayday transports letters out of the country and works to transport people, as well.
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Being out of the country on that date, I applied for a postal vote.
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Tehran could ship the excess amounts out of the country for storage or sale.
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He stayed until American combat forces were ordered out of the country in 1973.
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Ever dreamed about funneling millions out of the country you're supposed to be ruling?
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If that dollar flows out of the country, it would tighten domestic liquidity conditions.
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Once out of the country, legal and illegal horn will be all but indistinguishable.
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He forcefully pushed back on Trump's proposal to keep Muslims out of the country.
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"And now those jobs are probably moving away, moving out of the country forever."
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That includes getting married, traveling out of the country, and applying for a passport.
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Hardliners may need safe passage out of the country if democracy is to return.
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President Maithripala Sirisena was out of the country at the time of Sunday's attacks.
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Flying visitors in and out of the country is where the growth opportunities lie.
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He's come a long way since wanting to kick them out of the country.
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The government should "throw their ambassador the hell out" of the country, Republican Sen.
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On my last day, I was relieved to be getting out of the country.
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Therefore, his passport should be seized so he cannot fly out of the country.
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Swift can also use her jet to head out of the country for vacation.
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Hours later I was on a plane out of the country, having been deported.
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Here, you have to pay huge amounts just to get out of the country.
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As it turned out, maybe he could — by sending Johnson out of the country.
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It was Kim Jong-un's first trip out of the country since taking power.
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Milano is out of the country and did not return a request for comment.
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But with major companies pulling out of the country, things could still get worse.
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I seized an opportunity to move out of the country, far away from him.
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He said there's a possibility the fight is gonna be out of the country.
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His mother and siblings slipped out of the country as soon as they could.
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This means Wine is free to travel out of the country for any reason.
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He was arrested at Pyongyang International Airport on his way out of the country.
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First, a brutal and costly ride-hailing war drove Uber out of the country.
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Ends up medevaced out of the country after driving that bulldozer off a cliff.
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Shortly afterwards the Geneva-based organization pulled 71 international staff out of the country.
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Investors pulled money out of the country over the political uncertainty of its future.
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In retaliation, the government last week threw the bloc's envoy out of the country.
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That means yuan-holders will want to take their money out of the country.
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That hasn't immediately resulted — because it couldn't — in getting people out of the country.
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And who, since then, had been out of the country most of the time.
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He added that U.S. personnel would be out of the country by the weekend.
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During the weekend he tweeted those protesting should also get out of the country.
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Official transfers refer to money coming into or out of the country, such as grants.
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And because it's limited, you can't legally access Hulu when you're out of the country.
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Capital was pouring out of the country as savers anticipated a devaluation of the yuan.
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After Maduro's loyalists blocked the aid, Guaidó remained out of the country for 9 days.
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Others, like Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, were invited but will be out of the country.
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He's one of the few African leaders that kicked the west out of the country .
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Trump has said the orders are aimed at keeping potential terrorists out of the country.
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But, they said, 'How are we going to get this stuff out of the country?
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Conn had wired substantial sums of money out of the country, the agent reportedly testified.
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Most of the cars produced at the plant will be exported out of the country.
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Emmerson Mnangagwa has been out of the country since Mugabe ousted him earlier this month.
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It drove Uber out of the country in 2016 after a costly battle for customers.
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Mr. Sun represented the embassy because the ambassador, Xie Feng, was out of the country.
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Let him say that he wants 800,000 people to be shipped out of the country.
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Eight hundred thousand people that — there's no reason to ship them out of the country.
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I didn't encounter my first case of racism until I traveled out of the country.
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Venezuelan politicians on both sides had sent relatives out of the country to keep safe.
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Some pilots in Germany have refused to fly rejected asylum seekers out of the country.
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His basic goal is to penalize American businesses for sending jobs out of the country.
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Ms. Mackey, who is out of the country, could not be reached immediately for comment.
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A fourth lawyer expected to assist them, Pamela Robillard Mackey, was out of the country.
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And this is scary: While he's out of the country, Trump will be in charge!
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International observers and human rights defenders have been threatened and kicked out of the country.
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So far, about 500 Americans have been ferried out of the country on chartered flights.
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Company sources told Reuters earlier the workers were expected to fly out of the country.
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Demagogues found popular support for their demand to keep Jewish refugees out of the country.
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The official added Huawei needs be eventually driven out of the country, if not immediately.
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Opponents of Putin often end up in jail, run out of the country, or dead.
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He gave the Colombian ambassadors and consuls 24 hours to get out of the country.
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During 2006 and 2009 he spent a third of his time out of the country.
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These days, anyone proposing that sort of bullshit would get laughed out of the country.
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The North orders international inspectors out of the country while reopening its shuttered nuclear facilities.
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The Venezuelan currency restrictions mean airlines need government approval to get money out of the country.
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But deep down, he knows the truth: Philip and Elizabeth are headed out of the country.
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Individuals were not moving large amounts of money out of the country by individuals, he said.
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American companies have long kept those profits out of the country to avoid paying U.S. taxes.
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Many employed immigrants with kids have been kicked out of the country under the Trump administration.
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United Nations experts who questioned the legitimacy of his methods were booted out of the country.
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Facebook, which has been shut out of the country, might be breathing a sigh of relief.
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Mr Saakashvili was forced out of the country; some of his associates were put in jail.
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Indian authorities stopped the founder of Jet Airways, Naresh Goyal, from flying out of the country.
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But within days she had been whisked out of the country after being granted diplomatic immunity.
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I pay monthly because I'm often out of the country and I cancel during travel months.
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They are both out of the country right now, and sending only sporadic updates through WhatsApp.
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My family could only afford one journey out of the country, so I'm all alone here.
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New jobs and promotions, baby and marriages news, a colleague who's moving out of the country.
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The group also wants to drive African Union (AU)-mandated AMISOM peacekeepers out of the country.
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The Miz: Unfortunately, I will be out of the country on a European tour with WWE.
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Regulators tightened China's financial borders to stop a flood of capital flowing out of the country.
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For a long time the biggest thing you could name out of the country was Atlassian.
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Just because somebody chooses to protest, now we've got to be kicked out of the country?
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Another is the challenge of taking any gains out of the country, given tight capital controls.
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Suu Kyi had been out of the country for three decades and had no political experience.
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He accepted asylum in Mexico and was flown out of the country on a Mexican plane.
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They talked about subtle and overt racism, with one family considering moving out of the country.
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Trump has long criticized the media, even laying into American reporters while out of the country.
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Iraqi forces have increasingly been pushing ISIS out of the country over the past few months.
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Individuals, for example, are not supposed to move more than $50,000 out of the country annually.
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Because somebody decides to protest something, now they have to be kicked out of the country?
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And if they stood up for their rights, they would be thrown out of the country.
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Many of the refugees say Myanmar authorities are intent on pushing Rohingya out of the country.
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"Foreigners have been manipulating the guardianship provision to take children out of the country," he said.
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"In the last 18 months, I've only been out of the country twice," he proudly explains.
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Also a WM told a Latina employee at CVS today to get out of the country.
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All the while forgetting that journalists who researched the truth were thrown out of the country.
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Australia's ASX 21.6 reacted well to strong GDP figures coming out of the country, popping 21.15%.
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To remain under the stockpile limit, Iran has shipped low-enriched uranium out of the country.
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It was "almost clandestine" and collectors were sneaking work out of the country in diplomatic pouches.
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Some Buddhist nationalists in Myanmar have campaigned for Muslims to be driven out of the country.
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The situation has driven, is driving and will continue to drive hundreds out of the country.
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One official, however, denied news reports that Ms. Bibi had already flown out of the country.
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The majority of them are out of the country due to legal measures from Maduro's government.
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In the show's second season, Offred's baby, Nicole, is smuggled out of the country to Canada.
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Their dad was out of the country on business, so I was juggling logistics by myself.
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Keeping criminal aliens out of the country is a policy that clearly enjoys broad public support.
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And you pat yourself on the back because you kept that person out of the country.
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Opium in Afghanistan has flourished since most NATO forces pulled out of the country in 2000.
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On Monday, President Trump announced that he would kick 60 Russians diplomats out of the country.
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Ecclestone's was out of the country for the holidays when her Palace Green home was targeted.
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Students across Canada have scrambled to arrange their affairs and book flights out of the country.
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Chinese officials are concerned American businesses will try to take their money out of the country.
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Under the 2015 agreement, it shipped 97 percent of its nuclear material out of the country.
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He also facilitated transportation out of the country for others as tensions increased in the Gulf.
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She says they still have her passport, and she's trying to get out of the country.
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Iran is barred from selling or transferring weapons out of the country without UN Security Council approval.
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Norm was traveling out of the country with his son, who was high school friends with Huettner.
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Bibi's whereabouts are unknown, but Islamists have warned the authorities against taking her out of the country.
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Some folks are on one coast and maybe some family members are traveling out of the country.
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" The response that Ortiz, 40, said he received from Steinberg was, "I am out of the country.
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Club staff became aggressive towards him, an attempt, thinks Ricketts, to force him out of the country.
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Russia has already ordered 23 British diplomats out of the country after Britain expelled 23 Russian diplomats.
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"We have this idea that we can just keep undesirable things out of the country," Smith said.
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I don't think they're protesting all the people being shoved out of the country back to Mexico.
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The two were carrying one-way tickets out of the country at the time of their arrest.
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North Korea's government still exercises draconian control over the information flows in and out of the country.
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He thought: What would his kids do if he was to be forced out of the country?
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"There was a whole thing and I was going to be out of the country," said McCarthy.
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Iraqi authorities claimed that the work belongs to the state and was smuggled out of the country.
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She posted a bunch of pics and vids, making it clear she was out of the country.
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He will be in charge of immigration courts, which determine who gets kicked out of the country.
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When cash flooded out of the country in 2016, the central bank retreated, ratcheting up capital controls.
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Australian authorities threaten to euthanize the pups if the couple don't get them out of the country.
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The interviewer asked one of the defectors to explain how he had gotten out of the country.
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SCARAMUCCI: He's out of the country doing his job, doing his job, let him do his job.
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I needed Facebook to stay in touch with friends and family while living out of the country.
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We have to go #vegan if we travel out of the country because there's #PEDS in #CarneAsada?
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The proposal would rescind tax relief for companies after they move those positions out of the country.
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He represents himself as one of the very "undesirables" he wants to keep out of the country.
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The United Arab Emirates is believed to have pulled its advisers out of the country in dismay.
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The basic licence also restricts international operations, which will help prevent capital flight out of the country.
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No action was taken against them by the government, and the organization pulled out of the country.
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Dr Amitabh Saxena also has an Indian passport and he might fly out of the country soon.
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She was out of the country when it happened and caught the first flight home from Prague.
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They were talking among themselves, saying how this is how people smuggle money out of the country.
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Maxwell's legal team is out of the country and unavailable for comment, according to the law office.
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Even when I was out of the country I would be imagining the activity on the stage.
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Salah Abdeslam, who helped orchestrate the attacks on Paris, managed to slip out of the country afterward.
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While not much information leaks out of the country, we do know a little bit about it.
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Idan said she wanted to keep a low profile until her family got out of the country.
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He was out of the country and has apparently not been questioned in relation to the allegations.
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The militants were shuttling fighters in and out of the country and stockpiling weapons, the command said.
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Will immigration agents knock on their doors to kick them out of the country they consider home?
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New legislation has slashed a "wealth tax" that was said to drive millionaires out of the country.
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The government succeeded in keeping Mr. Velásquez out of the country, but he continued to work remotely.
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Airlines are responsible for removing passengers who are denied entry to the US out of the country.
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Landing a new job out of the country may be the ticket to being happier at work.
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When growth faltered in recent years, money flooded out of the country, putting pressure on the currency.
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When she was finally shuttled out of the country, she returned to the United States physically diminished.
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He predicted the return of capital controls as people rushed to get money out of the country.
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When he heard of a flight out of the country, he quickly filled out the online forms.
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But it's withdrawing slowly and is expected to be out of the country in two year's time.
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Hongqiao, for one, is already thinking about transferring its aluminium capacity out of the country to Indonesia.
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Turkish officials said the Netherlands' ambassador to Turkey, who is out of the country, should not return.
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In the past 12 months, Beijing has reimposed many restrictions on sending money out of the country.
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Indeed, it may soon be time for the United States to get out of the country altogether.
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The family reported the priest to the archdiocese in 2001, but then moved out of the country.
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The migration of Venezuelans out of the country has reached levels not seen before in modern history.
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When Trump says he wants to keep Muslims out of the country, it's not a funny goof.
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Criminal groups have sprung up in Peru to direct the flow of drugs out of the country.
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The Dutch ambassador is currently out of the country, meaning this new ruling effectively bars his return.
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The talks in Washington come as Trump is out of the country on an extended trip to Europe.
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Trump will be out of the country on an extended trip to Europe during the talks in Washington.
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And China is trying to keep the yuan from weakening as capital is bleeding out of the country.
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And, generally speaking, getting "evil" out of the country is probably something anyone could get on board with.
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One, somebody might just want to hold their funds out of the country for assets protection or privacy.
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He spent almost four years in two different prisons in Italy before being order out of the country.
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Officials have moved to halt that decline by slapping capital controls on money moving out of the country.
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While the other child was treated by SHC, however Bach was out of the country at the time.
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The woman lived in France and told doctors that she hadn&apost been out of the country recently.
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Nothing constrains the economy more than crime, which deters investment and drives young workers out of the country.
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Nauman Hussain was the operator of the company while his father is out of the country, police said.
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And, for that matter, so did Luyendyk, who is currently out of the country with his winning Bachelorette.
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Once the planes are deregistered, they can be taken out of the country and leased to other airlines.
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Sirisena was out of the country on a private trip to Singapore on the day of the attacks.
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Last December, Trump said he wanted all 2,000 US troops there at the time out of the country.
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Occasionally small planes fly over the wall carrying members of the elite in and out of the country.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has said the group will be driven out of the country by April.
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Singapore's Civil Aviation Authority suspended operations of all Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in and out of the country.
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Perez is out of the country on official business, but sources close to him have confirmed his interest.
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Patrick is currently out of the country and has not yet made comment to media about the tweet.
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President Koroma thanked the chief for his actions, and for not smuggling the diamond out of the country.
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Like, again, motivations aside, that would have been a great thing to get him out of the country.
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The government was happy to have them out of the country, assuming they could do less harm there.
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If investment returns in China have diminished, then it is time to move money out of the country.
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Meanwhile, his grandmother was appropriately frightened, and she forced her husband and their children out of the country.
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U.S. government officials reportedly have temporarily banned most electronics on certain flights into and out of the country.
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Trump said he "obviously" wants to get gang members, drug peddlers and drug deals out of the country.
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Singapore's Civil Aviation Authority suspended operations of all Boeing 83 MAX aircraft in and out of the country.
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Once de-registered, lessors can take the plane out of the country and lease them to other airlines.
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And the Comey/Russia issues have not gone away just because the President is out of the country.
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Many of the activists of the protests in 2011 and 2012 have been pushed out of the country.
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Discussions about how to get money out of the country, or converted into a foreign currency, are common.
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Trump is talking about his policy of forcing members of the MS-28 gang out of the country.
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The yuan would also weigh on shipments out of the country if its strength is sustained, Chi added.
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She said authorities will probe the purchases as well as his travel in and out of the country.
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The timing of Pence's trip next month will keep the vice president out of the country on Feb.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the deal, arguing it hurts American workers by pushing jobs out of the country.
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She was out of the country during the shooting, but returned Tuesday and was questioned by law enforcement.
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As conditions worsened for Jews in Nazi-occupied Austria, her parents sent their children out of the country.
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A lot of companies have reduced their business or cut their staff or moved out of the country.
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Kick people out of the country who don't belong here and don't have any respect for our laws.
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On the manufacturing front, Apple has reportedly been exploring shifting some of its production out of the country.
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This crisis impoverished many Ecuadorians and sent large numbers of people out of the country to seek employment.
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This can be achieved only through decisive action to drive all non-state actors out of the country.
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Baalsrud knew the fate of Norway didn't hinge on whether he made it out of the country alive.
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Some speculate that it was caused by Chinese investors attempting to move their money out of the country.
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China has put the kibosh on the cool new way to sneak money out of the country: bitcoin.
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President Obama's "anger translator" says he may hightail it out of the country if Donald Trump becomes president.
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Patrick is currently out of the country and has not yet made comment to media about the tweet.
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Later episodes will move out of the country, to focus on wrestling in Japan, Mexico and central Africa.
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Mr. Zaharan remained at large, and is believed to have traveled freely in and out of the country.
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"Now they are out of the country, why should I run after them?" he said at the time.
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People can now travel only for emergencies or urgent health situations, both within and out of the country.
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It's been a year and a half since our Venezuela bureau chief was kicked out of the country.
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Officials said they expected that at least some others would be flown out of the country as well.
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"President Morales lost a lot of support when he wanted Cicig out of the country," Mr. Carrera said.
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Caesar smuggled thousands of photographs out of the country in 2013, exposing mass killings, torture and other crimes.
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Sources told the Journal Sentinel that it was a doctor who had recently traveled out of the country.
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By some estimates, Iranians have taken nearly $60 billion out of the country in the past few years.
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In recent years France's high income taxes have been chasing artists, executives and entrepreneurs out of the country.
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Financial services are already planning to move jobs out of the country, and investment is expected to slow.
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Chinese families and companies might start smuggling more money out of the country, further weakening the financial system.
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It also closes the road to politics for those liberals Putin's regime has driven out of the country.
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"He was very devastated — asking if he was going to be kicked out of the country," she said.
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We've seen him say black athletes kneeling during the National Anthem should be kicked out of the country.
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General Motors said it was pulling out of the country because the authorities seized its vehicle assembly plant.
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Gidley said that Trump is "absolutely" comfortable traveling out of the country while his trial is taking place.
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We had dated last year before he faced health challenges and planned to move out of the country.
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Following are some of the biggest earning video games to come out of the country in recent years.
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Such prior efforts though have focused on keeping Chinese firms out of the country and of government contracts.
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Morales on Sunday ordered Iván Velásquez, the head of the U.N. anti-corruption commission, out of the country.
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The government has insisted it will not restrict how much money Turks can transfer out of the country.
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These are animals, and we're taking them out of the country at a rate that's never happened before.
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Christina and M. Pokora, a singer/songwriter who is super famous in France, were out of the country.
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They expected to be able to move freely in and out of the country for school and professional trips.
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It&aposs interesting that he&aposs out of the country at the time the I.G. report is coming out.
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According to Sturn, the decision to get soldiers' families out of the country would come right from the top.
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He added it could take an extra day or two to get goods in and out of the country.
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The order is President Donald Trump's latest attempt to keep immigrants out of the country but in the headlines.
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However, it would make Greeks living abroad and those who managed to transfer money out of the country richer.
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As a result, experts have already detected signs of a growing antibiotic resistance crisis emerging out of the country.
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They got collared by cops as they tried to fly out of the country and were detained for questioning.
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Irish citizens who have lived out of the country for less than 18 months are still eligible to vote.
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It wasn't until I was out of the country that I realized that some people are uncomfortable with it.
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PageGroup echoed rival Robert Walters' comments that companies are not moving jobs out of the country ahead of Brexit.
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But now, with frequent power outages and irregular coverage, many companies have looked to opt out of the country.
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"There was a lot of talk about people being shipped out of the country immediately in 2019," he said.
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Campaign 0103 Donald Trump says he may not throw millions of undocumented immigrants out of the country after all.
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Xie, however, said that China needs to prevent exporters from moving out of the country to avoid the tariffs.
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Lastly, Duterte could endanger his sky-high popularity rating if he kicks the U.S. military out of the country.
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The previous head of the CNRP, Sam Rainsy, has been hounded out of the country by spurious criminal charges.
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Companies that have remained have shuffled personnel out of the country over the last two years because of unrest.
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First, use the bully pulpit to name and shame companies that threaten to move jobs out of the country.
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Individuals and companies have moved about $1 trillion out of the country in the last year and a half.
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She was out of the country during the shooting, and is not believed to have been involved, police said.
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Desperate for work and increasingly stateless, the Rohingya began turning to traffickers to smuggle them out of the country.
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Norway is attempting to deport Johnson "as quickly as possible to get him out of the country," Bernsen added.
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Instead of having potentially important campaign stops before Tuesday's vote, the Vermont senator will be out of the country.
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Rich Saudis, fearful of falling victim to another shakedown, are trying to move their money out of the country.
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He would build a "beautiful" wall to keep immigrants out of the country—and Mexico would pay for it.
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He argued very persuasively earlier this month that it is time to get US forces out of the country.
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Green's lawyer said it would be difficult for his client to communicate while he is out of the country.
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I had to negotiate my way out of the country and return to Washington via Cairo — without a contract.
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The European Union has been critical of Turkey's inability to stop the flow of people out of the country.
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The additional increased population of 1.5 million during just this 10-year period came from out of the country.
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Clinton singled out companies that she said had received tax benefits as they shipped jobs out of the country.
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China's slowing economy has led companies and individuals to take money out of the country and invest it elsewhere.
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Any decision that could come out from the administration could destroy us, or kick us out of the country.
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At their Rubell Collection, they're mounting two shows that reveal the breadth of work coming out of the country.
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I was 23, I had nothing going for me in Virginia, and I'd never been out of the country.
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No, because I just knew that if they're out of the country, there's nothing they can do about it.
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Busch's attorney, Maurice Graham, was out of the country Tuesday and did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment.
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Once the ruler is displaced, kill him or hustle him out of the country as fast as you can.
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The Persian government passed a law in 1930 making it illegal to transport such antiquities out of the country.
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A court intervened with a temporary stay as the government was trying to rush him out of the country.
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Trump believes there is, and he plans to take extraordinary measures to keep asylum seekers out of the country.
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That looks like it's about to change: Israel is moving to effectively force the station out of the country.
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And a Chinese devaluation could cause Chinese families and households to send their own savings out of the country.
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TT eventually got on the mic himself and explained why he wanted to get hitched out of the country.
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Also, in the interview, Karzai has noted that he "tried to kick them" — meaning Americans — out of the country.
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So the men of Ndiamaguene have no choice but to migrate to bigger towns or out of the country.
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Banks and other finance companies are moving assets worth at least £1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) out of the country.
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Today, as I wait to board a plane out of the country, the same airport is a ghost town.
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Kicking DACA registrants and eligible people out of the country and upending their lives is not the American Way.
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Mr. Kabila has succeeded in keeping his opponents not only out of the way, but out of the country.
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Much of the DRC's artisanal production is smuggled out of the country, depriving the government of much-needed revenue.
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" He called America's tax code "extraordinarily complicated" and said it is "'driving companies and jobs out of the country.
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The only viable options will be to get out of the country — or to join an armed underground resistance.
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In defeat, around seven hundred thousand Palestinians either fled their homes or were forcibly driven out of the country.
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But China heavily restricts the flow of money out of the country, and the new technology represents undefined territory.
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Abu Sayyaf was killed, and his wife, Umm Sayyaf, was captured and flown out of the country for questioning.
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Mr. Poroshenko this summer rescinded his Ukrainian citizenship while Mr. Saakashvili was out of the country, leaving him stateless.
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It has reduced its stockpile of enriched uranium by 98 percent, shipping over 25,000 pounds out of the country.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is out of the country on his first official trip to sub-Saharan Africa.
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He would form a deportation force to round up millions of immigrants and kick them out of the country.
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Canada's foreign ministry said Boeing was "manipulating the U.S. trade remedy system" to keep the CSeries out of the country.
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We then held off requesting a domestic violence restraining order as we knew that Johnny was out of the country.
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There's one thing Cook won't do for folks seeking to ditch their homes and get out of the country, though.
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He handed it over to President Ernest Bai Koroma, who thanked him for not smuggling it out of the country.
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Meanwhile, the president, Muhammadu Buhari, has been out of the country since January 2500th, receiving treatment for an undisclosed illness.
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Thanks to my "re-entry success," a federal judge granted me permission to spend two months out of the country.
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" Joyce issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the couple to get the dogs out of the country last year. "Mr.
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Warren and Sanders argue that the wealthy have gotten more out of the country, so they should give more back.
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China's currency has been facing downward pressure because as Chinese economic growth decelerates, money is pouring out of the country.
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I guess he couldn't be bothered to text that he would be out of the country and out of touch.
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But Quartz did a nice job of compiling charts to explain the problem with cash flowing out of the country.
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Chinese law restricts the company documentation that auditors can transfer out of the country, limiting their visibility to American regulators.
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Digital currencies could allow Russian officials to electronically send and receive money out of the country and evade the sanctions.
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Some are buying insulin on the black market or going out of the country to buy insulin over-the-counter.
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Gold in the northwestern state of Zamfara is routinely smuggled out of the country illegally to neighbouring Niger and Togo.
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What people don't know is that Obama got tremendous numbers of people out of the country, Bush the same thing.
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Whether you're out to lunch or out of the country, Schwab makes it easy to keep tabs on your trades.
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Last May Singapore introduced electronic certificates of origin, based on blockchain, for goods travelling into and out of the country.
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Those involved in helping Chinese invest overseas say it is now much tougher to get money out of the country.
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Once de-registered, lessors are free to take a plane out of the country and lease it to other airlines.
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After making in-roads to launching in China through a partnership with Baidu Finance, Robinhood pulled out of the country.
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And as for Gabriel himself, he left me with more questions than answers on his way out of the country.
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Twitter also had a more global reach, with about 25% of the viewers streaming games from out of the country.
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President Donald Trump will be out of the country, visiting Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Italy on his first overseas trip.
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"South Korea has always had a premium because it's very difficult to get cash out of the country," said Dwyer.
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Forces who are loyal to the country's president had been fighting the rebels who drove him out of the country.
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Before they are allowed to transfer Icelandic krona-denominated assets out of the country, they must pay a hefty fee.
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Ilhan Omar out of the country and back to Somalia, a country she left when she was 6 years old.
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Cops don't know how much loot the burglars got ... that's because Christina and Matt are still out of the country.
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SDF's continued push through ISIS territory comes as President Trump has pledged to pull the U.S. out of the country.
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The dirty secret: House GOP lawmakers aren't displeased the President has been out of the country for this whole process.
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There were nearly 9,000 flight delays into, within or out of the country Friday, according to flight-tracking site FlightAware.
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The former continues to send Iranian dissidents, activists, and artists either to jail or force them out of the country.
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Trump's complaining here about having to employ the US legal system in order to kick people out of the country.
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A minimum of $2.7 trillion is needed if China allows money to move in and out of the country freely.
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So Matt brings up Vanessa, the lover whom Fisk sent out of the country to keep safe from his enemies.
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Not only is Trump's executive order keeping invaluable doctors and researchers out of the country; it's affecting sick people everywhere.
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The agreement came after Turkey invaded Syria after President Donald Trump pulled troops out of the country in early October.
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The number taken out of the country surged in the late 1920s, just before the Iranian government outlawed their exportation.
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After briefly becoming Zimbabwe's leading opposition figure, the pastor was driven out of the country and quickly lost his influence.
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The militants were shuttling fighters in and out of the country and stockpiling weapons, the United States Africa Command said.
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Did you hear anything about GM moving more jobs out of the country, or to the Cruze factory in Mexico?
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He was stripped of his Ukrainian citizenship last year while out of the country and ordered not to come back.
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She described switching doctors, traveling out of the country for treatment, and the way optimism turned to frustration and pain.
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The fishermen later sold it, and it was shipped out of the country and became the subject of subsequent sales.
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Mr. O'Connor took a vacation out of the country after winning the primary this year, as some local Democrats noted.
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So they either used these jobs as a way of earning fast money, or to disappear out of the country.
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Worse, the university, which was founded by the Hungarian-American philanthropist George Soros, is being driven out of the country.
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Authorities issued warrants for men suspected of helping smuggle the former executive out of the country to avoid criminal charges.
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Activities include smuggling drugs, weapons and Iranian oil, which is illegally relabeled as Iraqi and shipped out of the country.
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Still outflows appear to have picked up as companies and ordinary Chinese rushed to get money out of the country.
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After Obama won, did you fear that your parents would be forced out of the country and sent far away?
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When small violations have been found, the Iranians have quickly rectified them, including by shipping fuel out of the country.
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In Minnesota, a fight broke out as relatives tried to keep a young man from flying out of the country.
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The actor was "out of the country" at the time and didn't know that his wife was planning on boycotting.
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Banks and other financial companies are shifting at least £800 billion ($1 trillion) worth of assets out of the country.
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The NBI said Talbot allegedly carried the baby from Davao to Manila, before attempting to fly out of the country.
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While mother Kris Jenner is reportedly out of the country, TMZ says Caitlyn Jenner has been looking after her daughter.
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The violence, which the United Nations described as ethnic cleansing, pushed hundreds of thousands of Rohingya out of the country.
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As a result, Ghosn snuck himself out of the country and into Lebanon through Turkey just before the New Year.
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The weapons have been packed for shipment out of the country, to be melted down and used to build monuments.
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Soon this odd couple of women is on the road to Boston to catch a flight out of the country.
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Turkey has advised the Dutch ambassador, who was out of the country, not to return to his post in Ankara.
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"They just got arrested at the airport, with one-way tickets out of the country," Biden told donors Thursday night.
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Though gold mining has since boomed, officials acknowledge that most of the precious metal is smuggled out of the country.
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Other reports say Trump is only considering taking troops out of the country and hasn't yet made a final decision.
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Thousands of Western tourists have also scrambled for flights out of the country, impacting the country's economically vital tourism sector.
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Thus, no on Uber CEO Travis Kalanick (invited, but out of the country), no on Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky (invited and a Thiel investment, but out of the country), no on Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, no on Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, no on Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield and no on Dropbox CEO Drew Houston.
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Rebecca: Well if "A" is Ezra then, yes, he was quite literally building habitat for humanity houses out of the country.
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Sale were spurred by a migration out of the country into the city, Cramer explained, where consumers could make more money.
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For those who are traveling out of the country this spring, your best bet is to book departure flights on Wednesday.
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Other doctors made the mistake of being out of the country the same week Donald Trump started flexing his newfound powers.
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Since Chuck and Bobby are buddies now, Chuck's first action as Attorney General is kicking Grigor out of the country. Finally!
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On one level tighter budgets and diminishing opportunity will simply mean fewer opportunities for travel into and out of the country.
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Investors, most of them domestic, are moving money out of the country before the buying power of the renminbi slides further.
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This summer, Norwegians are worrying that tourists are depleting their crystal-clear waters and smuggling their catch out of the country.
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The escalating crisis in Venezuela has seen sky-high hyperinflation, widespread hunger and a large-scale exodus out of the country.
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He alleged the cops had beat him, put him in jail without an investigation, then kicked him out of the country.
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Israel decided to pull embassy staff out of the country, but Jordan is not permitting the wounded Israeli to be evacuated.
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By law, the speaker of parliament ought to have been made interim president, but he was then out of the country.
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They were once associates and friends, though they ended as enemies, and he might help her get out of the country.
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The move will impact only residents of Japan and not Japanese citizens or businesses based out of the country, Bloomberg reported.
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And we&aposre taking them out of the country at a level and in a rate that&aposs never happened before.
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To address this fear, Lebanon has put a temporary ban on taking large amounts of dollar cash out of the country.
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Around 300 U.S. troops were being routinely rotated in and out of the country, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said in May.
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In the immediate aftermath of the incident, it wasn't clear if the Jordanians would let the guard out of the country.
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The crisis sparked massive migration out of the country to neighboring Colombia and Brazil and other countries -- including Canada and Spain.
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Comey has been invited by House and Senate committees to testify next week, while Trump will be out of the country.
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"There are a lot of Syrians who can't get out of the country, let alone get in anywhere else," he said.
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But market forces play a role and China is keen to keep a lid on money flowing out of the country.
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He even wisely stayed out of the country while his home state of Wisconsin held its crucial primary, (he voted absentee).
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Investment visas show not only an interest in leaving China but also a desire to move money out of the country.
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Chinese moved a record $22008 billion out of the country in 21950, some of it for purchases of foreign real estate.
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But Putin uses disinformation & the law to silence his critics or chase them out of the country as you know well.
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People who attempt to travel out of the country without prior permission can be considered treasonous , a crime punishable by execution.
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The few scenes filmed out of the country with exiled Cuban artists feel almost out of place with the movie's tone.
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Orbán has frequently blamed Soros for Europe's migrant crisis and he eventually forced the university to pull out of the country.
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Ban does not belong to any political party and has been out of the country for most of the past decade.
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The currency flowed out of the country in recent months and then traded heavily overseas, beyond the control of China's regulators.
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" Pelosi declining to criticize Trump while at Normandy today: "I don't talk about the president while I'm out of the country.
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Anxious about their nation's political and economic troubles, many Zimbabweans have been hoarding dollars or taking them out of the country.
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According to COSATU's statement, South Africa is losing roughly R147 billion ($10.9 billion) illegally taken out of the country each year.
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De Oliveira said he'd been following the Manhattan Bird Alert Twitter feed while out of the country on a business trip.
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Yanukovych's Party of Regions was accused of corruption, and Ukrainian authorities claimed he squirreled millions of dollars out of the country.
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HONG KONG — China rattled markets around the world last year when vast sums of money began flowing out of the country.
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As an interim measure, Gunn was seeking a restraining order that would stop Hamilton from taking him out of the country.
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It looks like only equipment — but not troops — are on their way out of the country, though, according to multiple reports.
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They had lost money, property, and belongings, had been unceremoniously kicked out of the country, and wanted to take Cuba back.
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I've been out of the country for a few months and when I get back I won't have many other options.
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Despite Chinese regulations against moving wealth out of the country, more than $750 billion fled last year, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
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Poland will likely host a U.S.-led battalion of around 1,000 soldiers, with troops rotating in and out of the country.
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This limited the Rohingya's access to schools and health care and their ability to move in and out of the country.
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But not everyone would leave the US willingly — the government will have to force many DACA families out of the country.
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But by April 22001, when her work permit expires, Naveed might be out of a job and out of the country.
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But by April 20123, when her work permit expires, Naveed might be out of a job and out of the country.
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The International Monetary Fund reported that a record amount of capital, $27 billion, was taken out of the country last year.
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On Tuesday, the International Trade Administration started sending staffers home to self-quarantine if they had traveled out of the country.
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Ms. Bibi's location is unknown, but Tehreek-e-Labaik has warned the authorities not to take her out of the country.
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Investors were spooked, and almost $680 billion flooded out of the country in 2015, according to the Institute of International Finance.
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Corruption, he explained, stems from illegal refineries and the local criminal network that helps transport illegal crude out of the country.
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There's also the potential that the recent strikes will prompt the Iraqi government to kick U.S. troops out of the country.
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The airline, which serves Beijing and Shanghai, will offer one last flight before pulling out of the country until early February.
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Now the publisher has revealed its plan to reschedule the games — and it involves moving them out of the country altogether.
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Once a plane is de-registered, the lessor can take it out of the country and lease it to other airlines.
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They hope that means they will become less emphatic about getting US troops out of the country in the near term.
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And it does not allow visitors to duck out of the country, only to be granted another six months upon reentry.
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That duty has been dropped this year, opening up the potential for greater arbitrage flow of tin out of the country.
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His escape shows that the Japanese authorities were concerned above all about his getting out of the country from the beginning.
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Unlike them, I had little reason to think that an open-container violation might mean getting kicked out of the country.
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It's the administration that wants to completely reinterpret 140 years of immigration law to kick more people out of the country.
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My partner was away out of the country for her job so I took our little activist to his first protest.
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In New Zealand, the new Labour government on Thursday proposed legislation to prevent multinationals from shifting profits out of the country.
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" Pelosi declining to criticize Trump while at Normandy today: "I don't talk about the president while I'm out of the country.
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In August its central bank ordered the group to return $8.1bn, which it said had been taken out of the country illegally.
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China's foreign exchange reserves are shrinking steadily as money flows out of the country, and Beijing moves to shore up its currency.
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He also threatened to tax remittances — money that immigrants send home to family members — and to ban travel out of the country.
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Lochte high-tailed it out of the country right after this whole thing first happened, while the three other swimmers stayed around.
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Russian authorities have been given until Friday to get the two diplomats already in Greece out of the country, the official said.
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They found this guy, nabbed him at least, and want to get him in custody and out of the country we hope.
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Kahlon told Mnuchin that regulating Israel's tech industry could drive Israeli startups out of the country and badly damage the Israeli economy.
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Aquino said China's National Narcotics Control Commission had been monitoring "drug chemists" flying in and out of the country since October 2017.
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Officials located her out of the country, had a conversation with her, and "believe her not to be involved," the sheriff said.
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French taking extraordinary steps The French Interior Ministry announced international moves to keep hooligans out of the country during the European Championship.
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Once a plane is de-registered, lessors are free to take it out of the country and lease it to other airlines.
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To make ends meet while he figured out how to get out of the country, he worked remotely and did odd jobs.
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Why are the members of the NAT club always out of the country when they are most needed for the plot line?
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On Syria, Mr Trump, along with his allies in Israel and the Gulf, wants Russia to push Iran out of the country.
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"Asians just want someone who won't throw us out of the country," said a Chinese-American businessman at Ms Harris's first event.
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I once went out of the country and chose not to bring sunscreen, thinking I could go without for a few days.
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The TV judge was expected to be out of the country for the finale of the show's fifteenth season, according to E!
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The "illogic" of the administration's desire to keep hundreds of millions of travellers out of the country was "palpable", the ruling said.
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Her trip to the event is her first solo trip out of the country since her husband assumed the presidency in January.
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The last few months, though, have been relatively quiet, even with still weak economic data coming out of the country, said Turnill.
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Like other emerging markets, Sri Lanka has also seen foreign investors yank funds out of the country amid sustained US dollar strength.
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If your preferred candidate loses the election, Esurance will protect your home so you can move out of the country worry free.
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The Los Angeles warehouse represents one of the front lines in the government's fight to keep illicit fentanyl out of the country.
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Several of Mr Bouteflika's allies have been detained, some while allegedly trying to get their ill-gotten gains out of the country.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's busy schedule could mean he's out of the country when his second daughter with girlfriend Lauren Hashian arrives.
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Fearing for his life and keen to continue studying, Badawy said he paid people-smugglers to spirit him out of the country.
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CUOMO: That's interesting timing, that the same time the President is beating up Sessions he's out of the country to El Salvador.
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Concerns have also grown that the Indian government's reform drive is sputtering, spurring foreign investors to pull funds out of the country.
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Her trip to the event was her first solo trip out of the country since her husband assumed the presidency in January.
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Trump announced last month that Islamic State had been defeated in Syria and he would pull U.S. forces out of the country.
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A billionaire prime minister deposed in 2006 was convicted of corruption, but stays out of the country to avoid going to jail.
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The pair fall in love and must get their little girl out of the country or risk sterilization and the concentration camp.
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Beck -- who has 3 daughters with J. Paul Getty's son, Gordon Getty -- was apparently out of the country at that time too.
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Walters' comments were in contrast to what he had said in October, when companies were not moving jobs out of the country.
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In 1968, after a decree that suspended constitutional guarantees, both of them were arrested, jailed and eventually sent out of the country.
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According to an administration official, Pence and Trump were both out of the country for a short period of time on Dec.
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They also had to deal with fast-shifting control of cities and major motorways that were their pathway out of the country.
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American taxpayers would be paying for others to accumulate valuable knowledge and skills that they would then take out of the country.
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Most US leaders out of the country for a prolonged period look for ways to inject themselves into news programs back home.
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She was out of the country with their two daughters when it happened six years ago, and says she may never return.
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"We agree that conflicts pushed them out of the country, but their condition is not as bad as they claim," Abid added.
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Earnest said Republicans in Congress have come forward in support of religious tests to try to keep Muslims out of the country.
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Any plutonium (another bomb ingredient) that is produced will be shipped out of the country, and not separated from the reactor fuel.
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Pope Francis has tweeted his support for the child and the wishes of his parents to transport him out of the country.
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That was why they negotiated the accord, which forced Iran to ship 97 percent of its nuclear fuel out of the country.
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It later tightened controls on the financial system to shut off many ways people used to get money out of the country.
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Until now, Iran has shipped most of the low-enriched uranium it produces out of the country, swapping it for natural uranium.
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Mr. Orban's government has denied interfering in Macedonia's internal affairs, or having any role in smuggling Mr. Gruevski out of the country.
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Angered by the panel's work, the government abruptly ended its mandate, an official way of kicking the experts out of the country.
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It is a certainty, however, that keeping as many people with COVID-2023 out of the country as possible will save lives.
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China has placed the People's Pig on its list of protected animals, so taking them out of the country can be challenging.
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"History will be kind to me," Mr. Taylor said during his resignation, before being escorted out of the country by Ghana's president.
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Their naïve style enabled many of the works to be smuggled out of the country, though these four were collected in Chile.
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A late-night call to Mr. Fogel seeking the filmmaker's help in getting him out of the country is in the movie.
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Editorial Syria's descent into civil war in 2011 and the rise of terrorist groups drove most foreign companies out of the country.
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He jumped bail by paying a crack team of security experts to smuggle him out of the country in a private jet.
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Trump has made it clear he wants to pull troops out of the country, something two previous presidents have failed to achieve.
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Mr. Daura acted on his own initiative while Nigeria's current president, Muhammadu Buhari — a former general — was briefly out of the country.
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We have taken major actions in trade negotiations, as well as expelling intel officers from Russia out of the country this week.
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With Mr Orban himself out of the country on a European jaunt, the party failed to appreciate the impact of the scandal.
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Meanwhile, another eight Canadians who were also trapped inside their charity's compound secured a helicopter to take them out of the country.
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Many of the nearly 1,153 American troops in northeastern Syria flew or drove out of the country under Mr. Trump's withdrawal order.
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Last August, he ordered its director, Iván Velásquez, a Colombian, out of the country, but he was overruled by Guatemala's highest court.
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Several hundred forgeries later, a handful of dealers caught on to him, told the authorities and ran him out of the country.
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People hoping to ship their own vehicles out of the country as part of a move have seen their plans stymied, too.
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Chinese officials, worried about money moving out of the country, have grown skeptical of some foreign acquisitions, even as they welcome others.
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A woman from New York "became depressed, lives in fear, and moved out of the country to Canada," according to the lawsuit.
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In addition, the specialists were able to test Ebola samples in their own labs instead of flying them out of the country.
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Democrats and immigrant rights advocates also argue the U.S. already has tough screening procedures to keep potential terrorists out of the country.
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There are too many striking parallels, they said, between their treatment and the logic to justify keeping people out of the country.
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Only three months ago, Mr. Bolton promised that American forces would not leave Syria until the Iranians were out of the country.
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By mid-2017, more than five million refugees had left Syria, but passages out of the country could be blocked and treacherous.
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But supporting China's currency, the renminbi, entails tightly controlling who can take money out of the country, an approach that stifles business.
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In November 2001, as American troops were fighting to drive Al Qaeda out of the country and topple the Taliban government, Mrs.
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Today Báez is in prison, accused of illegally taking 55 million euros out of the country via a complex network of companies.
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It's been six weeks since law enforcement said the Saudis played an important role in whisking these suspects out of the country.
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It restricts the flow of money: capital controls make it hard to move large amounts of cash in and out of the country.
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"I was out of the country traveling to meet my daughters for a birthday celebration when I got this devastating news," she said.
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As a result, the last remaining plants in the United States were shuttered, and horse slaughter was effectively ushered out of the country.
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I'm going with my mom, who has never been out of the country, so I want to make sure it's a good trip.
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Saakashvili said Tuesday that Poroshenko breached international law by stripping him of his Ukrainian citizenship and forcibly kicking him out of the country.
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That's why, according to Us Weekly, Woods made sure to get out of the country before the trailer dropped and reopened old wounds.
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The images revealed use of a private charter plane, which transported the Saudi team in and out of the country on October 2.
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That year also saw over 600 cases of measles in the US, the highest since it was formally booted out of the country.
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An ancient Egyptian artefact has been returned after being illegally smuggled out of the country and displayed in an unnamed London auction house.
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Undocumented workers had been used on his building projects but as a candidate Trump vowed to ship illegal immigrants out of the country.
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Of the other 0003 cases, 59 percent were endemic, since the person hadn't traveled out of the country in the past 10 years.
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We can't accept even one American and will resist to the end until all the American occupation forces are out of the country.
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"It'll be good to get out of the country," he said, sharing that he's been feeling "miserable" since the public shaming and breakup.
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Jung had been out of the country at the time but apologized at the airport upon returning to the country on March 218.
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Relatives of the dead, defectors and hundreds of thousands of government files smuggled out of the country by activists add to their accounts.
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The State Department has moved some personnel out of the country, but not complied with Maduro's demand that they all leave the country.
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Currently, China is facing depreciation pressures, which set off a near-panic and led to many investors taking capital out of the country.
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In China, home to one-sixth of the world's new millionaires, it has become increasingly difficult to sneak money out of the country.
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Craig will be able to travel in the US, Jackson said, but will need the court's permission to travel out of the country.
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Though enough people Googled "immigration to Canada" to crash the website last night, I have no plans to move out of the country.
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Despite U.S. efforts to drive Iranian oil exports down to zero, many analysts expect some oil to still seep out of the country.
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China tightened its grip on moving funds out of the country late last year as the yuan plumbed more than eight-year lows.
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One thing led to another, they found out I've sucked some dick, and boom—I was out of the country in 24 hours.
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And last May, North Korean security officers detained BBC reporter Rupert Wingfield-Hayes as he was about to fly out of the country.
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The woman is the ninth person in the United States to die after being infected after traveling or working out of the country.
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" The site offered a survey where customers were asked: "Does your domestic health insurance provider cover you when traveling out of the country?
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If you have, you wouldn't blame the Ukrainians for wanting to keep Mr. Steven Seagal out of the country—them hands be dangerous.
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His 10th deployment ended with him being rushed out of the country, partially paralyzed, with a brain injury and blindness in one eye.
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The Japanese government has said it will block any deal that would risk the transfer of key chip technology out of the country.
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Thousands of Cubans were airlifted out of the country earlier this year, after their route north was blocked by Nicaragua closing its border.
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TC: With so much money flooding out of the country, do you think China could clamp down on those assets in some way?
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When short-term financing for banks dried up in 2008 and capital rushed out of the country, the currency tanked and inflation soared.
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Nearly one in five of those who paid to be taken abroad did not even make it out of the country, it found.
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A panel of U.N. experts estimated in 2013 that 98 percent of Congo's artisanal gold production was illegally smuggled out of the country.
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If being on a popular television show is me stepping out of the country music box somehow, okay, I'll give you that one.
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Greenwald responded to Bolsonaro on Twitter, calling him a "wanna-be dictator" who has no authority to kick him out of the country.
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People have been hoarding cash — Zimbabwe adopted the American dollar in 2009 — and taking it out of the country, leaving bank A.T.M.s empty.
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" Ms. Driver added, "You're not losing your reproductive rights, you're not going to be thrown out of the country for being a Muslim.
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The South African rand slipped 217 percent, with General Motors saying it would cut 2182.86 jobs as it pulls out of the country.
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Immigration The Trump administration is still pushing for a way to get people who cross the border illegally out of the country faster.
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Weather forecasters said Typhoon Sarika was packing winds of up to 120 kph on Sunday afternoon as it moved out of the country.
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The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela is also very serious, with hunger, dire shortages of medicines, and massive refugee movements out of the country.
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As an adult, he spent more than a decade living out of the country before returning to New York City, where we met.
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Since then, regulators have also told each bank to not move more money out of the country for clients than they take in.
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But new data suggests China has stanched, at least for now, the flow of money that had been pouring out of the country.
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As expectations of a short-term decline in the renminbi faded, Chinese investors mostly stopped rushing to move money out of the country.
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Grayling also said he thought there was no danger of Brexit stopping airlines being able to fly into and out of the country.
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The film, which ended with scenes of Russian tanks rolling through the streets of Prague, had to be smuggled out of the country.
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Diplomatic immunity, for example, allows staff to be granted safe passage in and out of the country and are generally safe from prosecution.
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Everyone makes electronic music and it's the only thing from Amsterdam that kind of gets out of the country as an export product.
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But in the autumn of 1822, when Byron was out of the country, Portsmouth's 22-year-old nephew successfully petitioned for the commission.
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Looking like Americans and dressing differently, it's inevitable that people can tell when people have been out of the country for that long.
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President Trump's insistence that the strategy of keeping the disease out of the country was succeeding really handicapped the rest of the response.
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"For a kid who gets run out of the country then gets to run a prestigious company — that was a blessing," she said.
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After all, the displaced dictator had been out of power for nearly two years and indeed out of the country for several months.
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Tempers rose further after Mr. Rouhani submitted to Parliament his 2018 budget, which increases departure taxes for those flying out of the country.
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Saudi Arabian businessmen and royals anxious about the crown prince's plans were quietly moving assets out of the country even before the arrests.
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"They have shut down airports and they have cancelled travel in and out of the country," said Mokdad, who worked on the model.
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Another activist split the high-definition videos onto many thumb drives, taped them to his body, and smuggled them out of the country.
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"Granted, China has been buying pork, but the shipments are slow ... It's just not coming out of the country very quickly," Norcini said.
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They thought he had a role in organizing the distribution of mail and information for exiles in Brazil and out of the country.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was out of the country when the letter, addressed to Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan, was sent.
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In 2016, Iran shipped out of the country 97 percent of its stockpile of uranium fuel, enough to make more than 14 weapons.
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Tourist arrivals in Afghanistan have been in steady decline ever since the bulk of NATO forces pulled out of the country in 210.
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Those weary Americans include President Trump, who has roiled Washington's national security establishment by trying to pull U.S. troops out of the country.
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The Kurdish militia groups proved vital in driving ISIS out of the country alongside U.S. troops, but are viewed by Ankara as terrorists.
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Guaido said that other regional powers and the United States should also help to stem the flow of gold out of the country.
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"He said, 'Get off the bus, and get out of the country because you don't pay taxes here,'" Ms. Hernandez told KATU-TV.
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"If we move backwards and push our auto suppliers out of the country, that really rolls back the good in Chattanooga," he said.
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United Nations officials had feared the rush of people out of the country would set off a humanitarian crisis if the standoff lingered.
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In exchange for that, the opposition stops the unrest on the streets, and eventually allows safe passage out of the country for Maduro.
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The drug war was incapable of keeping drugs out of the country, from being produced domestically or from being sold and bought freely.
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Of greatest interest was the disclosure of a covert operation that spirited Iran's nuclear archives out of the country for analysis in Israel.
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The recent skirmishing does nothing to change that, and in fact may ratify it, if U.S. troops are ordered out of the country.
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On Friday, the South Korean government said it had failed to keep the virus out of the country and was focusing on containment.
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Civil rights groups vowed to challenge what they said was a renewed attempt by Mr. Trump to keep Muslims out of the country.
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It said U.S. forces were repositioning within Iraq in anticipation of "onward movement" out of the country in the wake of Sunday's vote.
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During his 2016 campaign, the president promised to overhaul U.S. trade relationships to stop companies from moving manufacturing jobs out of the country.
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The attorney general, Mohammad Ishaq Aloko, a Karzai protégé, was out of the country undergoing medical treatment; in his absence, his deputy acquiesced.
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"We don't know what's happening in the country except through kind of intermittent information that might get out of the country," Kaye said.
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In the end, the Chouinards borrowed from a friend and from some Argentines who wanted to get their money out of the country.
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But with New York voting on Tuesday, and 2628 delegates at stake, spending two days out of the country is a big gamble.
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Ferbrache, a native of Indianapolis, Indiana, had never been out of the country before going on the adventure with a friend from college.
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Thousands of spouses and fiances have been kept out of the country by the ban, which includes Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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President Trump said Monday the U.S. will ramp up engagement in Afghanistan, against his "original instinct" to pull troops out of the country.
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Libya There's been an uptick in violence in the Libyan capital of Tripoli, so the US is pulling troops out of the country.
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We remain worried for our people, who are basically forced to migrate out of the country and are dealing with horrid health conditions.
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Young people in Eritrea are faced with either a lengthy conscription or embarking on perilous journeys out of the country to reach Europe.
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Since then, regulators have also told each bank not to move more money out of the country for clients than they take in.
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Investments that support national policies will still be supported, but excessive money flowing out of the country will be more than frowned upon.
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The government's plan has been called ineffective and purely symbolic since it is impossible to send a stateless person out of the country.
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Some Australians demanded that Yassmin Abdel-Magied, a Muslim activist and former television host, get out of the country — and now she will.
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According to reports out of the country, 26-year-old Melo died Saturday in his sleep ... an official cause is not yet known.
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Mr. Maduro has also cracked down on the press — including The New York Times, kicking a correspondent out of the country in 2016.
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Citizens who commit crimes are punished by the US legal system; they're not sent out of the country — no matter where they're from.
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The unrest prompted the U.S. State Department to issue a security alert saying all U.S. government personnel had been ordered out of the country.
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Anthony said that Pitts, 48, had been radicalized in the U.S. but he had no information that Pitts had traveled out of the country.
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She left Vietnam when she was nine on one of last "Orphan airlift" flights out of the country before the United States evacuated Saigon.
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Those include boosting short-term interest rates and tightening controls on how much money Chinese individuals can move out of the country Beginning Jan.
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Ten days later, the UK announced that it was kicking 23 Russian diplomats out of the country because London blamed Moscow for the attack.
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Smuggled out of the country on flash drives, these images provide some of the most damning evidence of the regime's systematic use of torture.
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Ward is out of the country, so Danny doesn't get the meeting, but he does get the information he needs from another Rand employee.
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Figures show that capital is continuing to rush out of the country, a phenomenon that can add downward pressure to its currency, the renminbi.
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Pratt and Faris must also offer written notice at least 30 days in advance if either wants to bring Jack out of the country.
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A number of North Korean officials are sanctioned, and all cargo in and out of the country must be inspected, along with other measures.
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MEXICO CITY – Mexican independent candidate and former first lady Margarita Zavala says she is dropping out of the country&aposs July 1 presidential race.
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"Or the innovator will get up and move out of the country to where the advanced economy is — like in the U.S., for example."
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As cash rushed out of the country, analysts debated whether the yuan would collapse, and some hedge funds bet that day was coming fast.
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In October, while he was out of the country, he was charged with corruption and "moral turpitude", among other things; under pressure, he resigned.
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They've repeatedly said a main reason for the US deployment in Syria is to push Iranian and Iranian-backed forces out of the country.
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These are animals and we&aposre taking them out of the country at a level and at a rate that&aposs never happened before.
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At the Bloomberg Markets Most Influential Summit in New York, Diller said he would move out of the country if Trump won the election.
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Unlimited amounts of money may be brought into and out of the country with no reporting requirements, and money laundering is not a crime.
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Esper's comments came even as a top general said nearly 2,000 American troops had been pulled out of the country over the past year.
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When I'm back in L.A., I can easily retreat to my home with my dogs, but when I'm out of the country, I'm stuck.
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Law-enforcement officials have interviewed Paddock's family members and his girlfriend, Marilou Danley, whom Paddock sent out of the country ahead of the attack.
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U.S. citizens who owe money to the tax man might soon be barred from flying out of the country — or even out of town.
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Markets have been worried such a decisive break from the single market would hurt British exports and drive foreign investment out of the country.
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SINGAPORE CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY, SINGAPORE AIRLINES Singapore's Civil Aviation Authority suspended operations of all Boeing 28 MAX aircraft in and out of the country.
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Iceland said on Sunday capital controls, such as those which restrict money flowing in and out of the country, would be lifted from Tuesday.
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A slowing economy and weakening yuan has prompted Chinese to seek better returns elsewhere, shifting money out of the country at an unprecedented rate.
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On Tuesday, at a White House meeting with business leaders, Trump claimed credit for reversing the tide of jobs moving out of the country.
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But they are not incidental to the Fortress America that Trump hopes to create by keeping immigrants, refugees, and imports out of the country.
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Fitch will continue to treat cash in Uzbekistan as restricted until there is more clarity that cash can be taken out of the country.
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As dollars flooded out of the country, the government tried to keep them in by imposing capital controls, such as limitations on bank withdrawals.
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Scott is also accused of calling one of Chang's campaign volunteers an "immigrant" and saying that she wanted the person out of the country.
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Investors have been worried such a decisive break from the single market would hurt British exports and drive foreign investment out of the country.
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Thousands of artifacts stolen from Iraq and smuggled out of the country have been returned to the Iraqi government, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.
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"Now the new deal, the USMCA, that I made, really makes it very uncomfortable for people to go out of the country," Trump said.
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He said that he had been out of the country traveling for work for the past week and that the house had been empty.
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Egyptians traveling overseas saw their withdrawals limited, and airport authorities were on high alert for travelers suspected of transporting cash out of the country.
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Recent Chinese capital controls have restricted citizens' ability to get their money out of the country in a bid to keep exchange rates stable.
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On Thursday, the Maduro government seized the assembly plant of General Motors in Venezuela, leading the American giant to pull out of the country.
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Indeed, the Chinese government has been trying to restrict capital from flowing out of the country to stop the renminbi from falling any further.
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This comes just a couple weeks after Trump tweeted at GM threatening a "big border tax" if they move jobs out of the country.
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A representative for Mr. Duffy, who remains on the board of the company, said he was out of the country and unavailable for comment.
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In exchange for accepting tight controls, China internet companies have been allowed to grow while their foreign rivals were shut out of the country.
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Mr. Epstein reportedly had victims brought in up to three times a day, some from out of state, others from out of the country.
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She had never been out of the country, but this was a way to lock in a job, for her and for her daughter.
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Coming after several years of Taliban resurgence throughout Afghanistan, the threat alarmed Sharifi, and he decided he needed to get out of the country.
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It also includes social and economic mobility — being too poor to afford a car, being rich enough to transfer money out of the country.
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"You can't call a rice crop 'ownerless' just because you used violence and arson to drive the owners out of the country," he said.
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After his administration's plodding response to the disappearance of 43 students was challenged by outside experts, they were essentially kicked out of the country.
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One of the absentees was out of the country seeking medical care; the others only let it be known that they were somehow indisposed.
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I moved out of Trastevere and eventually went to another neighborhood with my future wife before following a career path out of the country.
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Despite the steady flow of refugees out of the country — which has already topped four million — and a crumbling economy, the Venezuelan dictatorship persists.
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From 2016, Amazon ran its own food delivery venture, Amazon Restaurants, in the UK, but it pulled out of the country after two years.
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He told his team that they would ideally develop plans to defeat ISIS and pull US troops out of the country within six months.
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Many companies have already restricted travel or sought to relocate employees and operations out of the country in an attempt to minimize their exposure.
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The leadership in Beijing worries that easing its grip too fast could lead to destabilizing flows of funds in and out of the country.
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The Gabonese president, for example, was out of the country for medical care and his government released a so-called proof-of-life video.
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Electronics firms Sony (SNE) and Panasonic (PCRFF) have both said they will move their European legal bases out of the country because of Brexit.
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I know firsthand from my experience working counterintelligence investigations for the FBI that kicking a diplomat out of the country is no small thing.
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Reached Tuesday, Simon said Delaney told her she may receive press calls for her PAC, but that she's out of the country and unavailable.
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Many clients tell her they used to fly out of the country until American doctors started offering this service in the last few years.
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As antigovernment rallies swell in Venezuela, General Motors said it was pulling out of the country because the authorities seized its vehicle assembly plant.
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A war could prompt wealthier Iranians to yank assets out of the country, threatening a further decline in the currency and producing runaway inflation.
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The insistence puzzled some in the West Wing, given that some key members of the leadership were out of the country on foreign trips.
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Japanese officials have been scrambling to contain the fallout from his escape and figure out how he managed to get out of the country.
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But he has insisted in private since at least February that he wants out of the country, multiple people familiar with the matter said.
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According to the graph, out of the country&aposs 35 largest markets, New York renters paid the most in rent every year since 2005.
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"You'll have to get this resolved, but it's unlikely you'll be thrown out of the country you're in if you're an expat," McKeegan said.
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In September 2016, Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned Brexit could prompt Japanese companies to move their European head offices out of the country.
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Turkey wants to set up a safe zone east of the Euphrates river after the majority of U.S. troops pull out of the country.
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It was expected to exit the landmass via Ilocos Norte province between 0000-0200 GMT and moved out of the country by Thursday evening.
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It also causes a widening current account deficit — a measure of the flow of goods, services and investments in and out of the country.
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Mr. Trump went along and ordered 60 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers out of the country, roughly matching the total expelled by European countries.
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Nissan: In 1991, the Japanese automaker created a small batch of the quirky Figaro model and never even exported it out of the country.
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The crisis is years in the making, and our reporters have covered it throughout (despite, in one case, being kicked out of the country).
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No offers will be accepted for the first ten days to allow potential buyers from out of state, or even out of the country.
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He added that "one of my first acts" would be to "get all of the drug lords" and get them out of the country.
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Families won't need to spend as much money on drivers, many of whom are foreign and whose earnings are sent out of the country.
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By September, Sanaa fell and the government was exiled, first to Aden, then out of the country as the Houthis continued to push south.
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Since the start of Syria's civil war in 2011, activists like Mouhtar have smuggled hundreds of thousands of documents and photographs out of the country.
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In authoritarian countries, such as Venezuela or Iraq, this means that they are among the first to be persecuted or chased out of the country.
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She paired the delicate necklace with a white Alexander McQueen ensemble when she and William headed out of the country to visit the Taj Mahal.
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Some strategists say China has been trying to prevent the yuan's decline from becoming too disruptive or triggering a capital flight out of the country.
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Also over the weekend, the Netherlands escorted Turkey&aposs family affairs minister out of the country and refused to let its foreign minister land there.
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That announcement on Wednesday will reportedly take more than 2,000 U.S. service members out of the country, ending the ground strategy against the Islamic State.
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Britain in particular has been hit hard as its largest producer Tata Steel has announced plans to pull out of the country, threatening 15,000 jobs.
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China remains on a U.S. buying spree, but it's blocking deals with Hollywood as Beijing tries to stop money from gushing out of the country.
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That weakens the yuan — which in turn provokes more Chinese to try to get their money out of the country and into safe U.S. dollars.
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"It is a love story, a southern girl goes out of the country, meets this Australian and they were just the same personality," she said.
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As far as we know, his despot father only traveled out of the country by train, and rarely at that, because of fears of assassination.
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The dictator rarely ventures out of the Hermit Kingdom, and has never traveled out of the country in the style seen on the current trip.
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" He said his administration would be "throwing" gang members, drug dealers and criminal aliens out of the country and "will not let them back in.
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Jamaicans tend to like coasts — places where they can slip in and out of the country if need be and be around other Jamaican immigrants.
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He insisted he was innocent, claimed he was out of the country when Shikharam was detained, and speculated that the damning autopsy results were fabricated.
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Michael McLaughlin of Greenfield Fence, a contractor based near San Diego, says the barrier is needed to keep "dangerous drug dealers" out of the country.
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But China's growth is slowing, foreign investors are pulling out of the country, and now the pressure on the renminbi is going the other way.
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Cheerag B. Arya, a prominent Indian businessman known for his collection of Ferrari cars, was out of the country, Maindwal told Reuters on Aug. 10.
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With little more than a year to go before Brexit, many banks have begun activating contingency plans to move some operations out of the country.
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Now, tariffs and threats of intellectual property theft are pushing the higher-tech firms, like automakers and electronics manufacturers, out of the country as well.
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We also want to be sure that nothing breaks with [the Chinese] government, which is right now allowing money to flow out of the country.
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But one of the Taliban commanders said the June ceasefire had helped U.S. forces, who the Taliban are trying to drive out of the country.
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Rhodes said Iran still had a number of important things to do after having shipped its stockpile of low enriched uranium out of the country.
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China's capital controls otherwise place strict limits on the amount of money individuals and firms may move out of the country and for which purposes.
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Some are buying insulin on the black market or going out of the country to places like Canada, where it's a fraction of the cost.
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It has become a parlor game for Zimbabwean's on social media to track his presidential plane in case he is spirited out of the country.
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Fans speculated he was emotional because of his sister's disappearance, and that perhaps he was not allowed out of the country because of his sister.
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Shah said this month that the government wanted to "stop infiltration and push every single infiltrator out of the country", but would welcome Hindu refugees.
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Donald Trump, who leads the Republican nomination race, says free trade has hurt Americans by encouraging companies to move their operations out of the country.
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Millions of people have been driven out of the country amid hyperinflation, power cuts and severe shortages of basic items — such as food and medicine.
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MSCI, he noted, would like to see China further relax controls on repatriating capital out of the country, and act to curb frequent share suspensions.
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The US Department of State's special representative for North Korea Joseph Yun and several doctors traveled to Pyongyang to escort Warmbier out of the country.
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Cape Breton Island is appealing to all the Americans who want to get the hell out of the country if a Donald Trump presidency happens.
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"They only let pass those who had been granted asylum, residency or could prove they had passage out of the country," the official told Reuters.
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Trump is also expected to tone down his rhetoric threatening 35 percent tariffs on companies that shift production out of the country, the Times reports.
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The president goes years without convening cabinet meetings and spends long stretches out of the country with his wife Chantal, most often holidaying in Switzerland.
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FEDS TEMPORARILY BAN ELECTRONICS ON CERTAIN FLIGHTS: U.S. government officials reportedly have temporarily banned most electronics on certain flights into and out of the country.
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Kendall Jenner just got a little peace of mind -- her alleged stalker who crawled up onto her property has been kicked out of the country.
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So all of those stereotypes — of, for instance, a white racist who wants to keep Mexicans out of the country — were turned on their head.
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" In another voicemail, Condit says, "Maybe you're out of the country or something," adding, "Anyway, give me a call if you get this message, bye.
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According to the company's head of global policy Chris Lehane, CEO Brian Chesky got the call, but will be out of the country on Dec.
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Britain in particular has felt the squeeze as its largest producer Tata Steel has announced plans to pull out of the country, threatening 15,000 jobs.
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Loose Ends FROM: DIRECTOR TO: WRITER O.K., look, I know I've been out of the country and out of touch for more than a year.
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It doesn't matter if I'm at home, away for the weekend, or out of the country for more than a couple days, I like variety.
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The Chinese firms helped Iran develop the fields after Japanese and European companies pulled out of the country due to sanctions over Iran's nuclear program.
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There is this ruffle top in a postcard print that's begging to go out of the country with you (marked down from $78 to $58.50).
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Newscasts showed South Vietnamese desperately trying to scale the walls of our embassy in Saigon to board the last helicopter flights out of the country.
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During the 2016 presidential election, then-candidate Trump repeatedly made disparaging remarks about Islam and Muslims, often referring to keeping them out of the country.
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As with Trump's previous displays of cruelty, his move to push Hondurans out of the country was not driven by an urgent need to act.
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The agriculture minister, Barnaby Joyce, told Mr. Depp that unless the dogs were taken out of the country within 72 hours, they would be euthanized.
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Earlier this year, British authorities returned an ancient artifact to Egypt that had been illegally smuggled out of the country and was headed for auction.
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Banks reopened on Friday after a two-week closure but customers have encountered restrictions on transfers out of the country and withdrawals of hard currency.
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Britons living abroad are disenfranchised after 15 years and many who have been out of the country for shorter periods may not register to vote.
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In 2002, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi wrote to thank him for his support in a letter she had secretly sent out of the country.
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Booting her out of the country would effectively end that ongoing cooperation, possibly sparing the GOP from any new revelations of wrongdoing by its members.
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I had never even been out of the country on business before, so the entire pursuit seemed like it would be a lot of fun.
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"We cannot force a parent to take a child ... and we cannot force a child out of the country" without a court order, Albence said.
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Under new articles in Egypt's antiquities protection law, climbing monuments and smuggling antiquities out of the country will result in high fines and jail sentences.
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But the FBI didn't find out until he'd already flown out of the country, and Houston police arrested him when he returned a week later.
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That's the voice that the newly arrived, inauthentic-feeling Kailash uses to address an imaginary judge who wants to kick him out of the country.
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Their children come home asking their parents why a classmate said Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, wants to kick their family out of the country.
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Among the moves, Beijing secretly told banks in late November that any movement of $5 million or more out of the country required special approval.
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With routes out of the country officially closed to them, many try to head further into Europe from unguarded parts of Greece&aposs northern border.
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Amri came to Italy by boat in 2011 and spent almost four years in jail there before being ordered out of the country in 2015.
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Is he seeking presidential power so he can carry out his disturbing threats, like forcibly moving some 11 million undocumented people out of the country?
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A country experiencing a banking panic will see money sent out of the country, causing its currency to fall and its interest rates to rise.
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A 100% return is fairly meaningless if you suddenly can't get your cash out of the country because Iran is no longer connected to SWIFT.
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Next time you transit through the PRC, or when you want to move money out of the country, you'd better believe enforcement is an option.
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By 2009, the C.I.A. had apparently decided that the chances he would be detected were rising, and offered to get him out of the country.
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But it's currently far more expensive, in part because key parts and related equipment are only produced out of the country and must be imported.
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Ms. Elhamoui talked about the time her 9-year-old daughter's classmates told her Donald Trump wanted to kick her family out of the country.
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Trump, who first traveled alone to Toronto last year, Michelle Obama chose Africa as the location for her second solo trip out of the country.
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A fine of more than $1.5 billion would hurt Ireland as much as it hurt Facebook if it drove the company out of the country.
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Amiri had allegedly been feeding the United States information about his country's nuclear facilities from inside Iran and wanted to get out of the country.
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This is a fraction of the uranium stockpile it had once amassed, which was shipped out of the country after the nuclear agreement took effect.
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In early 1984 he sided with dissident military officers who had put a gun to General Álvarez's head and shipped him out of the country.
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Finding those weapons, landing "render safe" teams to disarm them and airlifting them out of the country would be a difficult enough task in peacetime.
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"They sell one part to the central bank and the other part they take out of the country without any kind of control," he says.
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Bonnell said it wouldn't be good business for any company currently operating in China to move out of the country, to then export to China.
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On Monday, two Popular Party leaders linked welcoming refugees with terrorism, with one of them proposing that Spain kick all Muslims out of the country.
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Scene: The men were arrested at Dulles International Airport near Washington, with one-way tickets out of the country, the U.S. attorney in Manhattan said.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "According to prosecutors, two associates of Rudy Giuliani who were arrested last night had purchased one-way airline tickets out of the country.
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The company is pulling out of the country as a result of a new law that requires drivers to have fee meters, it told Reuters.
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Prosecutorial discretion was exposed only after President Richard Nixon tried to throw John Lennon, the former Beatle, out of the country before the 1972 elections.
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By 2016, international routes had more than tripled to 739, meaning there were far more routes for the virus to take out of the country.
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But the longer the case dragged on, the more opportunity Oesterlund might have to drain assets out of the country and into untouchable accounts overseas.
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Not that you'd notice from the continued flow of aluminum out of the country, a total 1,080,000 tonnes in the first quarter of this year.
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And all of the sudden to boot them out of the country, I think would be a big blemish on our history, on our country.
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The primary risk is that international oil companies pull out of the country and PDVSA's workforce strikes or stays home as tensions escalate, analysts say.
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And unfortunately, healthcare costs are monumental in the United States – so high that they are driving many retirees (especially early retirees) out of the country.
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Tracks and veterinary facilities are inadequate, and there is a lack of quarantine facilities, which makes it difficult to get horses out of the country.
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Rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya have said the minority has faced a campaign of arson aimed at driving them out of the country, Reuters reported.
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The evaluation is even more negative when vast sums are moved out of the country where they were accumulated, a common practice among Russia's oligarchs.
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In some cases, companies decided they were better off moving jobs to less expensive parts of the United States rather than out of the country.
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"That'll be a big impact holding up any remaining inventory G.M. has, anything they try to bring in from out of the country," he said.
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She landed in New York City with no more than $10 — all the money the Germans would allow her to take out of the country.
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Two other Chinese scientists who worked in the same lab as Mr. Zheng had successfully smuggled stolen biological material out of the country, prosecutors say.
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The resolution calls for any U.S. forces not involved in fighting al Qaeda or related groups to be out of the country within 30 days.
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It will also help to contain Indonesia's current account deficit, a reason widely cited by many investors for taking their money out of the country.
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They got $3 trillion of reserves; and trust me, in a New York second, that thing would flood out of the country in a second.
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Not that you'd notice from the continued flow of aluminium out of the country, a total 1,080,000 tonnes in the first quarter of this year.
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Later in the day, Mr. Trump traveled to the Pentagon, where he ordered "new vetting measures to keep radical Islamic terrorists out" of the country.
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Electronics firms Sony (SNE) and Panasonic (PCRFF) have both said they will move their European legal bases out of the country because of the divorce.
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When he lent his support to student dissidents in the 1960s, he lost his teaching post and was told to get out of the country.
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Among its moves, Beijing secretly told banks in late November that any movement of $5 million or more out of the country required special approval.
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If, for example, Mr. Trump's order on DACA is rejected after immigrants are forced out of the country, the harm to them could be irreparable.
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It might also spur foreigners to pull money out of the country if a further weakness in the dollar sours investing in the United States.
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This has led to hyperinflation, power cuts and shortages of food and medicine, all of which has driven millions of Venezuelans out of the country.
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Last year the government again spent far more money than it raised, much of it on imports, causing scarce greenbacks to flow out of the country.
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Between 500,000 and 1 million Mexican immigrants and Mexican Americans were pushed out of the country during the 1930s repatriation, as the removal is sometimes called.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, a fierce Castro critic, was born in Cuba before being forced out of the country with her family at the age of eight.
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Laws were passed to keep Chinese women out of the country, so that the Chinese males who were brought over for menial labor couldn't produce offspring.
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She's been sending food and money back to Venezuela and is working on a plan to get her husband and son out of the country soon.
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Twenty percent of our uranium gets taken out of the country through Canada by the Russians, oh, but Trump didn&apost have the best press conference.
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The president's decision, announced on Wednesday, will reportedly take more than 2,000 U.S. servicemembers out of the country, ending the ground strategy against the Islamic State.
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Two months later, the White House announced new sanctions against a handful of Russian officials and companies, and kicked 35 Russian diplomats out of the country.
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Is it possible that the network of Marthas who helped get Handmaids and their children out of the country truly helped everyone, save for June, escape?
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So he saved the photos surreptitiously to thumb drives, smuggled them out of the country and laid bare the brutality of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
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The global oil industry has kept an eye on Iran and its trading partners like China and India, monitoring any possible shipments out of the country.
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What's more, Chinese savers dashed to send their money out of the country, frightened that the currency could be on the cusp of a long slide.
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In response he has declared the chief of the commission, Iván Velásquez, persona non grata and attempted to throw him out of the country (see article).
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We&aposre stopping on a lot of them, but we&aposre taking people out of the country, you wouldn&apost believe how bad these people are.
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SAFE will supervise and halt any on-going ODI projects in which Chinese investors still need to transfer more than $50 million out of the country.
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I set off for a round-the-world trip - a trip I'd been planning for five years - and almost missed my flight out of the country!
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He told Netanyahu in their meeting that the Trump administration fully supports Israel's actions aimed at pushing Iranian and pro-Iranian forces out of the country.
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He has even allowed the junior Mr dos Santos to be charged with fraud, which he denies, over the transfer of $500m out of the country.
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Another large European pharmaceutical business with facilities in Britain says it is "on the cusp" of making a decision to move activities out of the country.
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Israel, in turn, summoned a top Turkish diplomat to be reprimanded for the humiliation of Israel&aposs ambassador as he was kicked out of the country.
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The Supreme Court delayed giving its judgment last month after Yingluck failed to show in court and police discovered she had slipped out of the country.
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Apple – Apple is considering moving up to 30% of its China-based manufacturing out of the country, according to a report in Japan's Nikkei news service.
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But for example the restrictions to move profits that generated inside China are out of the country I think is going in the wrong direction, clearly.
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Israel has said it was crucial to block growing Iranian military influence in Syria and has vowed it would push its troops out of the country.
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Today we talk about Trump's possible interview with Robert Mueller, the 200,000 El Salvador immigrants getting kicked out of the country, and North Korea's Olympic athletes.
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But after moving to the U.S. in her teens, and undergoing her gender confirmation surgery out of the country at age 26, Aquino had a revelation.
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Bolivian Interior Minister Carlos Romero said Celia Castedo had illegally bypassed migration controls on her way out of the country in an attempt to flee justice.
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John Nicholson, commander of US and NATO troops in Afghanistan, has pledged to drive the terror group out of the country by the end of 2017.
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"The solution of last resort is to solve the problem out of the country," Adrian Vanzyl, CEO of Thailand-based Ardent Capital, told Reuters in April.
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Hetfield's bandmate, drummer Lars Ulrich, was one of several performers last year who said they might move out of the country if Trump was elected president.
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In January, while Mr. Mugabe and his family took their annual vacation out of the country, rumors spread in the capital that he had died overseas.
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Under new articles in the country's antiquities protection law, climbing monuments and smuggling antiquities out of the country will result in high fines and jail sentences.
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"We need to get this criminal out of the country," Trump said, flanked by top advisers and Vice President Mike Pence, according to the WSJ report.
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To be sure, Obama kicked 35 Russian diplomats out of the country after suspected election meddling by Russia, but only after Trump won the 2016 election.
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Palmpress Collapsible Coffee Press, $39Even if they're out of the country, miles away from their home, they can still enjoy the comforts of their daily coffee.
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His lawyers said he was out of the country and would have invoked his fifth amendment right to avoid self-incrimination and refused to answer questions.
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Despite this reality, the suggestion resonates strongly with German voters — in a 2016 poll 83 percent of Germans wanted U.S. nuclear weapons out of the country.
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Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates said there was "real risk" that the Taliban can take over Afghanistan if U.S. troops are pulled out of the country.
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" Some Estonians were upset, too, like the reader of a news article about his arrival who appended the comment: "I say out of the country, now!
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LILONGWE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Malawi has tightened its border controls to stop profiteers smuggling much-needed maize out of the country in search of higher prices.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Ten Nigerian children who were being smuggled out of the country to Russia have been rescued, the country's anti-trafficking agency said Tuesday.
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The investigative team in Ethiopia announced today that the black boxes will be sent out of the country for analysis, but has not said where (Reuters).
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New rules issued to bankers require that domestic customers check with regulators in Beijing before transferring amounts of $5 million or more out of the country.
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That weakness, in turn, has prompted some Chinese businesses and households to move even more money out of the country before its value can erode further.
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At the same time, human-rights groups accused the hedge funds of siphoning money out of the country that could have gone to hospitals and schools.
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In establishing precedent for a more expansive "public charge" rule, the Trump administration cited century-old court decisions that kept disabled people out of the country.
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Chinese online travel booking site, Ctrip, estimates that about six million Chinese tourists will travel out of the country during next week's Lunar New Year holiday.
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They are the first major American combat force on the ground there since the United States pulled out of the country at the end of 2011.
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The resolution called for inspecting all cargo going in and out of the country, banning all weapons trade and expanding the list of individuals facing sanctions.
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Mr. Trump, according to a person briefed on the decision, has not yet formally offered the job to General Kelly, who is out of the country.
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But, the team got good news Friday ... 'cause U.S. government officials stepped in and got the squad airlifted out of the country and back home safe.
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In 1992, the American military pulled out of the country after the Philippine Senate voted to end lease agreements for two American bases on Philippine soil.
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They have also pointed to Iran's compliance in shipping 97 percent of its nuclear fuel out of the country as helpful in curbing Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
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He described a textile manufacturer that moved more than 1,000 jobs out of the country because it couldn't afford to pay for insurance for its workers.
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Investigators are trying to determine whether Le Pen's former butler Gérald Gérin helped the couple transfer large sums of money in and out of the country.
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But we've learned Emanuel was on a plane Sunday flying back from a bar mitzvah out of the country and Lorenzo was in Vegas all day.
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Moving more than two million people — along with their weapons, aircraft, food and medical supplies — in and out of the country was an almost unfathomable challenge.
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That makes Chinese goods more competitive abroad, but it also gives investors inside and outside China a reason to take their money out of the country.
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The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works issued a statement criticizing Viteri's actions, saying it made it difficult to get foreign travelers out of the country.
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By 2006, Taobao had a larger share of China's online auction market than eBay, and the American company decided to pull out of the country altogether.
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Medicom has factories all over the world, including in China, which has barred the company from taking its masks out of the country, Mr. Reuben said.
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Warkentine said he and his family's original flight on Delta out of the country on Saturday was rescheduled, and then canceled without any alternative flight offered.
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Mr. Bolton told Fox News that the North would have to ship all its nuclear weapons, missiles and biochemical weapons out of the country, as Col.
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The idea of packing up North Korea's sprawling nuclear program and flying it out of the country on American military transport planes was always far-fetched.
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Gold-trafficking networks, aided by corrupt officials, are funneling gold out of the country by air, Evariste Somda, a top Burkinabe customs officer, said in response.
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His speech also included a promise to throw undocumented immigrants "the hell out of the country" and a recitation of his law-and-order campaign promises.
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The head of GM Korea's union said workers will go on a full strike if the U.S. automaker decides to completely pull out of the country.
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Turkey's central bank lifted interest rates sharply Wednesday, an emergency measure aimed at stopping the riptide of capital pouring out of the country in recent days.
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The first official also said that the announcement of the North Korea talks with Tillerson out of the country was a sign that things were awry.
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The Chinese government, hoping to prevent a potentially destabilizing rush of money out of the country as the economy slows, has recently imposed strict currency controls.
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He was flown out of the country in an air ambulance, but his health was good enough that he boarded without help, two Afghan officials said.
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Another Lebanese website, el Neshra, reported that Ghosn concealed himself in a wooden crate and was smuggled out of the country by a Western security company.
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The Pentagon has typically only disclosed those troops on longer deployments, but omits those who move in and out of the country on a temporary basis.
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The Trump administration is taking aim at an Obama-era regulation intended to prevent companies from avoiding U.S. taxes by shifting profits out of the country.
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Democrats, some Republicans, and tech giants worry tighter restrictions and stricter vetting will keep skilled workers out of the country and further exacerbate the talent shortage.
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Western aid groups that had spent hundreds of millions of dollars over the years to nurture Cambodia's fledgling democracy have been kicked out of the country.
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She thought he might be attempting to send abalone out of the country but (and please read this in your best Chuck Testa voice) nope, Dudleya.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads David Alan Harvey was out of the country when he learned he was being evicted from his South Williamsburg apartment.
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He began saving photos surreptitiously to thumb drives before smuggling them out of the country to lay bare the brutality of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
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He is on a two-year program out of the country and, as it happens, he can no longer attend the first one, which is fine.
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis and Joint Chiefs of Staff chair Joseph Dunford were both out of the country at the time the ultimatum was issued.
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