Also, Kelly's motion for permission to travel has been continued.
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But they still need a male guardian's permission to travel or marry.
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So, soon after, London denied Zaghlul and his delegation permission to travel.
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On Friday, the court denied her permission to travel outside the state.
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But on arrival in Kiev, they were denied permission to travel on.
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Lewis claimed Copperfield asked her grandmother, Patricia Burton, for permission to travel there.
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He can't get permission to travel out of state for a family function.
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O. didn't see any problem with it and gave his son permission to travel.
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Residents must obtain official permission to travel abroad, sometimes requiring interrogation by security agents.
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Foreign envoys are rarely granted permission to travel outside of Kashmir's main city of Srinagar.
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Gates' attorney said Thursday that Gates hoped for permission to travel with a different itinerary.
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For years, Kaliningrad residents enjoyed special permission to travel back and forth across the Polish border.
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People from the mainland need permission to travel to what Beijing regards as a renegade province.
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A Washington, D.C., district court previously granted Gates permission to travel to Boston with his family.
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My sister was feeling relatively good then, so our parents gave us permission to travel alone.
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Ms. Tolu said on Twitter on Monday that her lawyer had won her permission to travel.
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She needed his permission to travel abroad for a business trip, and to get a passport.
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Letter of Recommendation Getting permission to travel by air should not be as degrading as it is.
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He was granted special permission to travel to the United States this week, the State Department said.
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Gates, who has pleaded guilty to federal charges in the Russia investigation, needs court permission to travel.
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He will also have to get the court's permission to travel outside the greater Washington metro area.
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He is on American sanctions lists and had to be given special permission to travel to Washington.
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Getting permission to travel to Turkmenistan to see the Gates can be notoriously difficult for outside travelers.
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A few months earlier, the Czechoslovak authorities had denied her permission to travel to the U.S. Open.
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Only recently have Qatari citizens been allowed to apply for permission to travel between the two countries.
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Women need to get their permission to travel abroad, marry and sometimes to work or access health care.
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In the new order, people who hold current visas, permission to travel to the U.S. are allowed in.
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He was granted special permission to travel to the United States for the meeting, the State Department said.
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If Ghosn and Kelly are granted bail, conditions may require them to apply for permission to travel overseas.
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He obtained special permission to travel to Britain for health reasons, and was recently granted political asylum there.
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People now need get police permission to travel, which entails explaining to authorities why they need to leave.
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In 1991, he was granted temporary parole and in 1994 he was given permission to travel to Paraguay.
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The app then allows male guardians to track their dependents and grant or deny them permission to travel.
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A judge granted Abby permission to travel from L.A. to NYC this week for 3 paid TV appearances.
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Beginning today, all 133 million people in Italy need permission to travel, the first such national restrictions in Europe.
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He had not received permission to travel for the concert and failed to complete his court-ordered community service.
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Kelly's side had previously said he needs permission to travel to Dubai in April for a few scheduled concerts.
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In December, he refused to give them permission to travel, meaning that they missed Christmas with Ms. Vierra's family.
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Moon Express has officially become the first private company in the world to receive permission to travel beyond Earth's orbit.
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People from the mainland need permission to travel to the self-ruled island that Beijing regards as a renegade province.
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It can tell the government who has criticized American foreign policy, so they can be denied permission to travel here.
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As in Tibet, many Xinjiang residents have been told to hand their passports to police and seek permission to travel abroad.
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He'll still have to get permission to travel out of New York state, but can travel to the facility without issue.
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Beijing (CNN)Nobel Peace Prize-winning Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo has been refused permission to travel overseas to receive cancer treatment.
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While in Pennsylvania he received permission to travel to New York to serve time for that crime in a halfway house.
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In 2000, the Obama administration finally allowed Mexican drivers to seek permission to travel beyond pockets of land along the border.
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They also demanded permission to travel to Paris to present Egypt's case for self-determination before the peace conference gathering there.
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But he was granted permission to travel abroad for a period of two months by the Colombo Chief Magistrate on Feb.
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"Instead of waiting the couple of weeks to get permission to travel back to Guatemala, she left the country," Garcés tells Broadly.
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Image: Moon ExpressIn a world first, a US-based company has been granted permission to travel beyond Earth's orbit into deep space.
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A prime example was when Virgin Atlantic was repeatedly tried to gain permission to travel to South Africa but were denied access.
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As INSIDER's Bill Bostock has reported, men in Saudi Arabia can grant their wards permission to travel with an app called Absher.
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In fall 2017, while Mr. Wong and Mr. Li were free on bail, a court granted them permission to travel to Germany.
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He was given permission to travel to Britain for medical treatment and was last month granted refugee status by the British authorities.
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The SDNY attorney alleges that Griffith applied for State Department permission to travel to North Korea for the conference but was denied.
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In order to flee, Nourah used her father's phone to give herself permission to travel, disabled his notifications and flew to Turkey.
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Americans no longer need special permission to travel, or use guides, but must self-police their activities and keep records for five years.
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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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Manafort asked for permission to travel between Virginia, Florida, Washington, D.C., and New York, as well as the removal of the GPS monitor.
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But he will need to give up his passport and must ask the judge for permission to travel outside the Washington metro area.
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But it also means they can't work, they don't have health insurance and they need permission to travel outside the prefecture where they live.
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The majority of North Koreans also do not enjoy freedom of movement and are required to receive government permission to travel to other provinces.
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He was among a small group of Syrian doctors granted permission to travel to Jordan for a week of training in new surgery techniques.
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The director of the Trump campaign's National Security Advisory Committee says Carter Page went around him to get permission to travel to Moscow last July.
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Airlines have to abide by immigration rules and usually check passengers have the requisite visa or permission to travel during check-in or before boarding.
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The new U.S. rules require diplomats to obtain permission to travel more than 40 kilometers (25 miles) from their stations, the local Dawn newspaper reported.
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They can, however, apply for "advance parole," which gives recipients permission to travel outside the United States under special circumstances and is not specific to DACA.
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Their movements can be tracked through registered identification, and their permission to travel can even be revoked using an app that was rolled out in 2015.
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Durk can still ask for permission to travel outside of Atlanta, but with a curfew in place, he's practically handcuffed from making any of his scheduled performances.
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And some refugees say they need to obtain permission to travel; others say that it's not required, but it's best to ask in case of problems later.
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Mattis granted him and the board permission to travel anywhere they wanted and to talk to anyone at the DOD on all but the most secret programs.
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Nasheed and his lawyer Amal Clooney met Cameron at Downing Street in London on Saturday after the former president gained permission to travel to Britain for surgery.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigeria's imprisoned Shiite leader Ibrahim Zakzaky has been granted permission to travel to India for medical treatment, a spokesman confirmed to CNN on Monday.
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Last week, a team of doctors said they were denied permission to travel outside the capital because they had not received work permits they had paid for.
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Ra'eda said her brother died recently because he couldn't get proper treatment in Gaza and couldn't get permission to travel to Israel or Egypt, which control the borders.
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World Briefing Cuba has given some prominent dissidents one-time permission to travel overseas, weeks before President Obama is expected to visit and call for greater freedoms in Cuba.
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Saudi women have a long way to go—they are still subject to legal guardianship by husbands or male relatives who must, for instance, give them permission to travel.
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Simpson would still need to meet regularly with a parole officer, obtain permission to travel out of state and submit to periodic searches of his person, car and home.
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But since September 2017, the US government is no longer granting DACA recipients permission to travel abroad through advance parole, and any pending applications are no longer being processed.
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Nasheed was granted permission to travel to London to undergo spinal surgery just days after Clooney sat down with NBC to make the case for sanctions to win his freedom.
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Many have said they are now being denied permission to travel, according to Keith Luse, executive director of the National Committee on North Korea, a pro-engagement group in Washington.
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Also within the court documents, Miller has been granted permission to travel abroad to Mexico for "business opportunities" — specifically to Cancun (Yucatan Peninsula) for a dance convention and a speaking engagement.
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Leonard added that while she could move around the state without permission during her supervised release, she'd need permission to travel with her ankle bracelet, which Leonard would get for her.
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Inna Meiman -- a cancer-stricken, Russian-Jewish human rights activist, whose freedom Hart had also long been advocating -- was released and given permission to travel to the US for medical treatment.
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Several previous escapees have spoken of hacking into their guardian's Absher account — a government e-service part of which lets men approve where women travel — to give themselves permission to travel.
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By the way ... Ross had a hearing Thursday where the judge in his pistol-whipping case granted him permission to travel overseas, but the ankle bracelet has to go with him.
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New admissions to the monasteries have been suspended for a year; monks require permission to travel outside; and they have been given a month to close their Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Saoud al-Mohannadi, vice president of the Asian Football Confederation, was denied permission to travel from Oman to the U.A.E. after airport officials said he wouldn't be let into the country.
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Male guardians can grant or deny permission to travel through a government app, even registering to receive text messages when any woman over whom they have oversight passes through an airport.
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Josef Kobzon, a Russian singer and pro-Kremlin member of parliament, told Reuters that Italian authorities refused him permission to travel to Milan a year ago because he is under EU sanctions.
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"Individuals must have a visa or other permission to travel to U.S. and anyone located at sea will be returned to their country of origin in accordance with immigration laws," he said.
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The bill made it legal for Moon Express to mine the moon and keep what they extracted, but they still didn't have permission to travel to the moon in the first place.
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In the second half of 2019, Saudi Arabia passed sweeping reforms for women, scrapping the need for male permission to travel and even allowing women to enlist in the country&aposs military.
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Another Saudi woman who had fled the kingdom for Australia described covertly using her father's phone to access Absher and give herself permission to travel, allowing her to leave the country undetected.
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As residents of these countries can travel to the United States without a visa, any phone-rummaging would presumably have to be done on arrival, rather than on applying for permission to travel.
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The regulatory changes stipulated that a Saudi passport should be issued to any citizen who applies for it and that any person above the age of 21 does not need permission to travel.
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In those cases, a few women have been able to get a hold of their guardian's phone to give themselves permission to travel to the airport before he notices that anything had happened.
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But those recipients are required to apply for permission to travel abroad, and the Department of Homeland Security has refused to consider their applications while the legal battles over the Obama-era program unfold.
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While a federal judge gave him permission to travel to Washington, D.C., for the hearing, his lawyer has said Shkreli intends to invoke his right against self-incrimination to avoid participating in the hearing.
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Saudi Arabia is well known as the world's most gender-segregated nation, where women live under the supervision of a male guardian and need his permission to travel, study and get some health treatments.
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"Iraqi personalities and officials do not need our permission to travel outside of Iraq or to report to us," foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi said last week, according to the semi-official Fars news agency.
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In 2014, Sayoc was on probation for battery and grand theft, and requested permission to travel due to his job as a road manager for Chippendales, International Gold Productions and Cesar Palace Royale Burlesque Show.
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Eight South Korean journalists were allowed to join those already in the country at the last minute Wednesday morning, after they were initially denied permission to travel to North Korea, for reasons which remain unclear.
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But TMZ Sports has learned ... Bowlen has filed a motion with the court asking for permission to travel to California from 2/4 to 2/7 ... presumably to watch his family's team play in SB50.
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When Dr. Rocco first started practicing in the area three decades ago, she said, a doctor's note was enough for Border Patrol agents to grant families temporary permission to travel to Corpus Christi for treatment.
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There were cases, for example, of young Saudi women whose parents are divorced, but whose father is the legal guardian, being unable to accept scholarships to study abroad because they did not have permission to travel.
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But they face a range of restrictions, such as having to obtain the government's permission to travel to another province, she said, and many of them cannot easily return to where their families once came from.
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Last month his legal team filed a request asking the court to grant Kelly permission to travel to Dubai to perform shows as they argued he needs to work to pay child support and other bills.
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R. Kelly's attorney, Steven Greenberg, is still holding out hope all is not lost in Germany though, telling TMZ they could ask the judge for his passport back and permission to travel to the country for work.
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"Last Thursday head of Real Madrid medical team gave @LukaJovic permission to travel to Serbia (on personal medical prescription) and quarantine at his own home," Jovic said and posted a photo of himself boarding a private jet.
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While exemptions are allowed for humanitarian aid, officials say they have faced delays of more than a year for even basic aid deliveries, as well as months waiting for U.S. government permission to travel to North Korea.
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UEFA postponed two of Thursday's Europa League ties after one side, Spain's Getafe, refused to travel to Italy because of the coronavirus outbreak and another, AS Roma, said they had been denied permission to travel to Spain.
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Kelly's legal team had filed a motion Wednesday, asking the court to grant him permission to travel next month to Dubai to perform shows -- arguing that Kelly needs to work to pay child support and other bills.
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In June 2016, the Spanish government granted Sham's family permission to travel to Barcelona, shortly after The New York Times published an article about the infant's plight and Spain's refusal to grant visas to the whole family.
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After years of seeing his writings suppressed and being denied permission to travel abroad, Dr. Medvedev was allowed to go to London in 21976 to take a one-year job at the National Institute for Medical Research.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — Procedures and processes, as everyone who has spent time waiting for permission to travel in authoritarian regimes knows, are what malevolent bureaucracies take refuge in when they wish to deliver a silent snub.
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Manafort on Saturday asked the court for permission to travel from his home in Virginia to Long Island to attend the wake and funeral of his father-in-law, who passed away on the same day, Reuters reported.
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Reviled by the Artists' Union, which denied him full membership for years, he nevertheless found favor with high-ranking officials and the diplomatic corps in Moscow, and enjoyed such perks as a free studio and permission to travel abroad.
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Moon Express, the first private company in history to receive government permission to travel beyond Earth's orbit, announced Tuesday that it raised another $20 million in private equity financing to fund its maiden lunar mission to take place in late 2017.
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Everyone was encouraged to apply for a humanitarian visa with the Mexican government, permission to travel through Mexico with the intention to leave on their own, or permission to stay in the country for 30 days before filing an immigration claim.
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Rudd also refused to rule out the prospect that Britons might have to pay for permission to travel to the EU, commenting on a report in the Guardian newspaper that cited draft EU visa legislation which may affect post-Brexit Britain.
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Read more: How Saudi Arabia's sinister online database of women let men and stop them from running awayThe new system is a partial change: women (and indeed men) under the age of 21 still require a guardian's permission to travel.
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While there is progress – last year, King Salman decreed that Saudi women will no longer need a man's permission to travel, study or make police complaints — there is still some resistance to change with not everyone happy with the liberalizing moves.
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Most of the migrants who arrive in Ceuta do not, however, want to stay here, but hope to get permission to travel to the Spanish mainland, where they hope to find jobs or cross the open borders to elsewhere in Europe.
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Women across the region have been gaining additional legal rights within the family and economically, for example, with many countries removing requirements that women must obtain permission to travel from a male guardian and allowing women equal rights to divorce.
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He'll be allowed to travel to Manhattan, where most of his lawyers are based, as long as he gives advance notice to the Pretrial Services Agency, but he will have to get the judge's permission to travel elsewhere in the United States.
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Quotable: "It's an insult to India's Parliament when democratically elected parliamentarians from India are forbidden from traveling within their own country and must seek permission to travel to Jammu and Kashmir," said Gaurav Gogoi, a lawmaker with the opposition Indian National Congress party.
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Three members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia's, or FARC, negotiating team had been given permission to travel from Cuba, where talks have been held since late 2012, to a rural area in northern La Guajira province to provide details of accords.
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Mark Johnson, a British citizen who at the time of his arrest in July was HSBC's global head of foreign exchange cash trading, had been allowed to return to England from December to January, and sought permission to travel there again in March.
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A series of royal decrees published by the official gazette on Friday stipulated that a Saudi passport should be issued to any citizen who applies for it and that any person above the age of 21 does not need permission to travel.
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SRINAGAR/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Foreign diplomats visited India-ruled Kashmir on Thursday for the first time since New Delhi stripped the region of special status in August, but some European nations and others declined to go after being refused permission to travel independently.
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"It's an insult to India's Parliament when democratically elected parliamentarians from India are forbidden from traveling within their own country and must seek permission to travel to Jammu and Kashmir," Gaurav Gogoi, a lawmaker with the opposition Indian National Congress party, said in an interview.
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Over the past year, Saudi Arabia opened its first cinema in decades and loosened several morality laws that discriminate against women, including its notorious rules requiring that women receive a male guardian's permission to travel, receive an education, and sometimes work and receive healthcare.
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Over the past year, Saudi Arabia opened its first cinema in decades and loosened several morality laws that discriminate against women, including its notorious rules requiring that women receive a male guardian's permission to travel, receive an education and sometimes work and receive health care.
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" — HAIFA, 28 New York and Riyadh "I need my father's or my husband's permission to travel outside the kingdom, and this is O.K. for me, as I need them to know where I am, especially with the current status of events in the world.
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The decisions issued in a series of royal decrees published by the official gazette on Friday stipulate that a Saudi passport should be issued to any citizen that applies for it and that any person above the age of 21 does not need permission to travel.
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Over the past year, Saudi Arabia has opened its first cinema in decades and loosened several morality laws that discriminate against women, including its notorious rules requiring that women receive a male guardian's permission to travel, receive an education and sometimes work and receive health care.
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And he had incentive to cooperate again in the run-up to the 2016 election, as he tried to win permission to travel more easily to the United States, where he has long sought more freedom to do business and greater acceptance as a global power broker.
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Three members of the FARC negotiating team had been given permission to travel to northern La Guajira province to explain details of an accord to FARC members, but the government said they violated the terms under which they were allowed to return by participating in public events with armed fighters.
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"In order to understand the world, they have no choice but to regard it via an 'us and them' ... This is not just limited to the United States; in my country hardliners are the same," he said, announcing he would not attend the Oscars even if he were given special permission to travel.
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At the time, a senior State Department official told reporters that the rule, which applied to all Chinese Missions in the United States and its territories, was a response to Chinese regulations imposed years ago requiring American diplomats to seek permission to travel outside their host cities or to visit certain institutions.
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But the investigation found that the documents that granted Mr. Pruitt permission to travel first class had not been properly approved and were "without appropriate justification to support E.P.A.'s allegation that the former administrator's life was endangered when flying coach class," said John Trefry, associate director for forensic audits at the E.P.A. inspector general's office.
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Pop Smoke had had legal problems: He was arrested last month on charges of transporting a stolen $375,000 Rolls-Royce to New York from California (he needed the judge's permission to travel to London) and previously had to wear an ankle monitor as part of a court diversion program connected to a weapon charge, which was eventually dismissed.
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Over the past two years, the kingdom -- under the guidance of 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman -- has implemented a mixed bag of social reforms, opening its first cinema in decades and loosening several morality laws, including notorious rules requiring that women receive a male guardian's permission to travel, receive an education and sometimes work and receive health care.
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" In May 1794, it was recorded that a man named Duncan McMullen, "an object of the almshouse," was asking for permission to travel to Philadelphia to retrieve his daughter, an indentured servant, "who upwards of 8 years ago we had bound to col Alex Hamilton now of that City, and who he is afraid keeps her ignorant in regard to her time being fulfilled.
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"President Ali Abdullah Saleh ... has requested the United Nations Security Council to grant him permission to travel to the Republic of Cuba and to Fidel Castro's family on the passing of the great revolutionary icon of Cuba, the last of the twentieth century's heroes and the pioneer of the liberation movements who fought against imperialism and retrograde feudalism," said a statement on the Facebook page of Saleh's General People's Congress party.
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I have also often visited West Bank communities, where I met Palestinians struggling for basic freedom and dignity amidst the occupation, passed by the military checkpoints that can make even the most routine daily trips to work or school an ordeal, and heard from business leaders who could not get the permits needed to get their products to the market and families who have struggled to secure permission to travel for needed medical care.
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In our view, the only solution that can pass muster on both sides of the aisle is to insert the following four lines into the next government funding bill: (1) No person who currently possesses DACA status can be deported unless they commit a crime; (2) Those in DACA status can work and study legally; 3) Covered persons can apply for permission to travel if an urgent humanitarian situation arises; and 4) Lines 1, 2, and 3 shall expire on March 5, 2019.
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Rohrabacher, whose Orange County district has become home to growing numbers of immigrants in recent years and went for a Democrat, Hillary Clinton, in the 2016 presidential election for the first time in 80 years, also has sought permission to travel to Poland, currently ruled by the right-wing Law and Justice Party, as well as to Vienna and Prague, where one source suggested he is expected to try to meet with Czech President Miloš Zeman, who has joked about the liquidation of journalists.
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