But we re-enter the coal era at our own peril.
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Trump can re-enter the fray any time he wants to.
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Will post an update when students can re-enter the building.
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Shorts won't re-enter unless deal efforts completely collapse (seems unlikely).
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Shorts won't re-enter unless deal efforts completely collapse (seems unlikely).
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And suddenly: Re-enter Cleopatra, the unattained object of Andret's desire.
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Get ready to re-enter The Twilight Zone, streaming April 1.
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The electronics giant also plans to re-enter the robots business.
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We're very fortunate that he decided to re-enter public service.
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Ford will now re-enter that market 3 years from today.
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While it's retrograding, Mercury will re-enter Aquarius on March 4.
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Those warheads would re-enter more quickly, producing much higher heats.
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The measure would expand maximum sentences for foreigners who attempt to re-enter the country, legally or illegally, after having been deported, denied entry or removed, and for foreign felons who attempt to re-enter the country.
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People began to re-enter the terminal when the scene was cleared.
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WHAT PRICE POINT WOULD BE ATTRACTIVE TO YOU TO RE-ENTER APPLE?
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Opinion What it looks like to re-enter life in Stockton, Calif.
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In practice, therefore, almost all spacecraft re-enter the atmosphere at random.
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Don't persuade them to re-enter counties that have no other options.
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He returned to the bench, but did not re-enter the game.
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The flash drive eventually will re-enter Earth's atmosphere and burn up.
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Flights were delayed to give passengers time to re-enter the terminals.
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To her credit, we were able to re-enter the line easily.
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Am I OK to take a shower and re-enter the world?
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Carry valid ID; you may need it to re-enter the area.
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This story has since been updated.) * Tiangong-21 space station to re-enter atmosphere Monday morning * Likely to re-enter off southern coast of Brazil * Space station was launched in 2011 * Beijing says unlikely any large pieces will reach ground SHANGHAI, April 2 (Reuters) - China's Tiangong-1 space station is forecast to re-enter the earth's atmosphere near the southern coast of Brazil between 8:42 a.m.
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Do not re-enter buildings until they have been cleared for structural integrity.
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Many who simply gave up during the recession could re-enter the workforce.
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Security services face the task of tracking them as they re-enter Europe.
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"Rectify" begins its final season as Daniel Holden tries to re-enter society.
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That bill included harsh penalties for deported criminals who re-enter the country.
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Re-enter H. We didn't date, or even talk regularly, for that matter.
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Matt Lauer told people that he's going to re-enter the public sphere.
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By the time people re-enter society, they often owe thousands in debt.
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The released detainees should also be monitored, even after they re-enter society.
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First he lobbied coach Mike White to let him re-enter the game.
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Until today, it wasn't exactly clear when or where Tiangong-1 would re-enter.
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While Nokia gets to re-enter the mobile phones market as a brand licensee.
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An officer wouldn't let him re-enter the building after he briefly stepped outside.
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At this point they need to re-enter the world with exuberance and excitement.
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Sanofi said earlier this year it was dropping plans to re-enter the market.
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Amazon has said it has no plans to re-enter the mobile phone space.
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Intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) re-enter the atmosphere at up to 5003km per second.
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But it may raise questions if she decides to re-enter the political fray.
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Attendees were allowed to re-enter the room within 28503 minutes of the evacuation.
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Attendees were allowed to re-enter the room within 15 minutes of the evacuation.
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Others have had their passports revoked when they try to re-enter the country.
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Next, you'll be asked to re-enter your password to complete the deletion process.
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David Jolly (R-Fla.) announced he would re-enter the race for his seat.
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You will then be asked to re-enter your Google account password to proceed.
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People who leave the pens aren't allowed to re-enter — so no bathroom breaks.
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Later footage showed Luigi, now a ghost, trying to re-enter his corporeal form.
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Or should I try to re-enter the work force in some limited capacity?
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She was an advocate for making it easier for felons to re-enter society.
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What happens when thousands of rebel fighters try to re-enter society as civilians?
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She is considering trying to re-enter the work force full time, she said.
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I was finally ready to re-enter that world and grow back into it.
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Attendees were allowed to re-enter the room within 15 minutes of the evacuation.
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The big question now is when, and how, they will re-enter the arena.
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Emergency workers say that number could rise as they re-enter the charred areas.
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The network's next big challenge will be to somehow re-enter the Comedy race.
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Attendees were allowed to re-enter the room within 15 minutes of the evacuation.
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It will also launch and re-enter the Earth's atmosphere the same as before.
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The song is now also due to re-enter the UK singles chart top 40.
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" He called Charney's bid effort "a transparent last-minute plea to re-enter the company.
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Last year the education ministry presented draft guidelines for pregnant girls to re-enter school.
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If the 76-year old is deported, he can't re-enter Japan for five years.
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He said the firm could re-enter the company if the developments are sorted out.
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Amorepacific has plans to re-enter the market in the second half of the year.
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Re-enter the diplomatic fray: American officials should compete fiercely in the battleground of ideas.
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You will be prompted to re-enter the new password, to ensure that it's correct.
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Children of Chinese immigrants are being stopped when they try to re-enter the country.
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Officials said they had no plans to allow the parents to re-enter the country.
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"There could be another million" Americans who could re-enter the labor market, he said.
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He managed to re-enter France later in the tournament, only to be expelled again.
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To do that, he had to leave Thailand and re-enter with a new tourist visa.
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We're not talking about lower-back tattoos — those have yet to fully re-enter the zeitgeist.
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North Korea has given no indication it is willing to re-enter dialogue on those terms.
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The time has come, friends, to re-enter the magical realm of Middle-earth once again.
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Do you feel that at a certain point you'll need to re-enter the franchise fray?
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Its group head Larry Hatheway however plans to re-enter once bonds and the dollar settle.
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It also plans to re-enter New Jersey and continue to sell plans in New York.
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That makes his overtures about being open to renegotiate and re-enter the Paris deal suspect.
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Little did she know it, but the song would re-enter her life seven years later.
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That could include relocating where you live to having a nonworking spouse re-enter the workforce.
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Re-enter Thompson, who was given a thumbs-up after a workout and examination on Thursday.
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He decided to re-enter politics in 2012, when the party elected him Mr. Zuma's deputy.
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Under the terms being discussed, the United States could re-enter the pact in the future.
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Once you click "OK," you&aposll be asked to re-enter the passwords that you chose.
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Just hours later, Mr. Trump appeared before a group that helps former convicts re-enter society.
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If you completed a military service obligation, you couldn't be forced to re-enter the military.
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The men will be unable to re-enter the United States but likely cannot be prosecuted.
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But ballistic missiles, which leave and then re-enter the atmosphere, are not the current problem.
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She would rejoin the Paris climate accord and seek to re-enter the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Passengers had begun to re-enter the airport after standing outside the domestic terminal for an hour.
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His father was allowed to re-enter his home to tell his two sons about his arrest.
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The unemployment rate ticked higher to 4 percent in January and more Americans re-enter the workforce.
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The company plans to re-enter that space in the next year or so with increased capacity.
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At that time they said she couldn&apost re-enter Indonesia for six months, according to Lopez.
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He appeared to re-enter that "birther" arena with his latest comments, which were published on Tuesday.
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According to news reports, he tried to illegally re-enter the country two days after being deported.
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Or, you might want to re-enter the corporate world as an employee for some extra inspiration.
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When the Mail application prompts you to re-enter your password, ensure that you've entered it correctly.
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Lawmakers could also ask him about plans to re-enter China and the company's data privacy initiatives.
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After the 2010 election it took time for companies to regain the confidence to re-enter Abidjan.
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After being helped up, Gasol immediately went to the locker room and didn't re-enter the game.
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Once I left China Hill for the day, I had to re-enter the world below me.
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Rand Paul says now he'll re-enter the race if the Union Leader agrees to endorse him.
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Mr. Guaidó had vowed to re-enter Venezuela as those aid shipments broke through Mr. Maduro's blockade.
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Mr. Elevli said he was not sure when people will be able to re-enter the building.
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Connecticut, though, is trying something new: a methadone treatment program to help inmates successfully re-enter society.
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The police would be able to immediately arrest the offender if he tried to re-enter Germany.
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Rabiei did not say when the tanker would actually commence its voyage or re-enter international waters.
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And it includes "Kate's Law," which would establish tougher penalties for undocumented immigrants who try to re-enter the country by establishing a five-year minimum sentence for undocumented immigrants who try to re-enter the country after being convicted of an aggravated felony, according to a Senate aide.
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Most pay-TV companies only require users to re-enter their passwords for each device once a year.
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Typically, economists say, cash withdrawn from banks takes a few months to re-enter circulation as people spend.
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He briefly left the court and eventually returned to the bench but did not re-enter the game.
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Investors also took advantage of yields topping out in May to re-enter the market at better prices.
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In 2014, it also successfully tested the capabilities of a crew module to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere.
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When the construction business didn't pan out, he knew it was time to re-enter the restaurant world.
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A street blockade was lifted and people were allowed to re-enter the buildings, Zurich municipal police said.
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ICE said Carranza was allowed to re-enter the United States on Monday "pending adjudication" of his proceedings.
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Our whole nation benefits if former inmates are able to re-enter society as productive, law-abiding citizens.
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"People can reassess whether or not they want to re-enter the market, and that's a positive thing."
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Google's recently leaked plans to re-enter the Chinese market doesn't end with a mobile search engine app.
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Then to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere, the vehicle must reposition its wings — a maneuver known as feathering.
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus tries to re-enter the room, but Trump waves him away.
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I then was kicked out when attempting to re-enter half-an-hour later, sans coat and jacket.
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Without their records being expunged, and having served long sentences without parole, exonerees struggle to re-enter society.
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Meanwhile, Iran will surely be courting Europe as the Continent's corporations prepare to re-enter the Iranian market.
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She, too, spent roughly two weeks in ICE custody until Canadian authorities eventually allowed her to re-enter.
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Civil Protection Department head Angelo Borrelli said about 2,600 people could not re-enter their homes, pending checks.
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Quick tried to re-enter the game, but the referees said that he had to miss one play.
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They were responding to plans to re-enter the China market under terms dictated by the Communist government.
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When we leave and re-enter our normal lives, it throws certain features of our lives into relief.
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He heard Jim rinse the glass and put it in the strainer and re-enter the living room.
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Some are excited about the White House prison reform proposals, which focus on helping prisoners re-enter society.
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But that money could have an outsize impact on the American tech giant's ability to re-enter China.
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Most retirees who returned to work told researchers they had long planned to re-enter the work force.
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Why did they need to re-enter their Apple ID every time they wanted to play an album?
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Many investors are still trying to work out when will be the right time to re-enter markets.
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He was granted what's called "advanced parole" to go to Honduras and re-enter the United States lawfully.
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But the station is far from being the largest object launched by humans to re-enter the atmosphere.
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Now he seeks to re-enter his country after meeting the presidents of Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and Ecuador.
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Laura & I have considered another run, but watching PA, this is not the year to re-enter politics.
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A key question is whether they have the technology that would allow the missiles to re-enter the atmosphere.
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Before you re-enter a relationship, remember that your memories of your time with that person might be biased.
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After two years, the company's CubeSat will re-enter Earth's atmosphere as a "shooting star" that customers can watch.
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Civil-rights advocates hailed Mr. Cuomo's decision as a long overdue step toward helping former inmates re-enter society.
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He was eventually allowed to re-enter the ground after getting into the queue again after a few hours.
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Meek Mill looked wide-eyed as he prepared to re-enter prison for his 2 to 4 year sentence.
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Within that 20163 percent are immigrants who are imprisoned for attempting to re-enter the country after being deported.
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Since Rudd's ouster, Australia has repeatedly sought to re-enter the "quad" only to be continually rebuffed by India.
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He also wanted me to negotiate some way for Dun & Bradstreet to re-enter the market should apartheid end.
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The development comes after Reuters first reported earlier this week that Veselnitskaya was looking to re-enter the country.
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He said he was inspired to re-enter the tennis political arena after seeing how "caustic" it had become.
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It was presented as a prison reform bill that would make it easier for inmates to re-enter society.
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Then her daughter is kidnapped and Teresa must re-enter the dangerous drug trafficking world to get her back.
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It also contains provisions that aim to help non-violent inmates become rehabilitated so they can re-enter society.
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Planes almost always re-enter service or are disassembled to help replace parts in aircraft that are still flying.
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Under the new rules, dual citizens can now legally re-enter the United States if they leave, officials said.
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One of the bills, Kate's Law, would toughen punishments for undocumented immigrants who attempt to re-enter the country.
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Soon after the ruling, Mr. Nicolau let 14 players affected by the collusion re-enter the free agent market.
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The First Step Act gives non-violent offenders the chance to re-enter society as productive, law-abiding citizens.
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You'll need a valid passport to re-enter the U.S., but the situation can be salvaged if you act fast.
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Any small correction in equities in the coming months could be viewed as an opportunity to re-enter the market.
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From the southern hemisphere, magnetic field lines curve around the globe and re-enter the planet in the northern hemisphere.
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How many times did you leave and re-enter a screen to try your Blue Candle on every suspicious tree?
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In the video, the man tried to re-enter by opening the balcony door while Barkin held the door shut.
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That possibility left the building long ago and I don't expect to see it re-enter the equation anytime soon.
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Once NASA has all the information it needs, the capsule will get out of orbit and re-enter Earth's atmosphere.
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For a missile to successfully strike a target it would have to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere without breaking up.
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It just so happens that the event came and went before the father was ready to re-enter public life.
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When I was 2, my father died, forcing my mother to suddenly re-enter the workforce to support our family.
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Trump said that even though the U.S. is leaving the agreement, he's willing to open negotiations to possibly re-enter.
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That timeframe tallies roughly with the central bank's view that inflation will re-enter its target range sometime in 2018.
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Prospero wishes no longer to "dwell / in this bare island," but instead to re-enter the society of human beings.
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White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters said the president would only re-enter TPP if the deal was made "substantially" better.
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Sacrifice and discipline for our own good and the good of all must re-enter our conversations and consciousness. Politics.
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Even those who do successfully serve their time and re-enter society are haunted by their past life and mistakes.
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It wouldn't be shocking to see them try to re-enter the spotlight as Lyh, or someone else, nears 999.
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If the country had to re-enter lockdown, the American economy could plunge into a Great Depression, some economists argue.
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But Ahok, as he is popularly known in Indonesia, is unlikely to re-enter politics any time soon, media say.
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Moreover, the Iranians have said that Mr. Trump must first re-enter the old deal before negotiating a new one.
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Mr. Nakamura, an American citizen, tried to re-enter the United States several days later, and initially faced routine questions.
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On the way back, I exalted at finally getting to re-enter the country through the speedier line for citizens.
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But it wasn't until Mr. Moran took the piano chair that Allen's spirit seemed to almost re-enter the park.
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After being beaten and robbed while walking on the street, he tried to re-enter the United States around Feb.
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Reports suggest Canada could re-enter NAFTA talks within days, but thorny issues such as Canadian dairy policies remain outstanding.
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Officials said they are in the planning stages to allow people to re-enter as early as Friday, Dugan said.
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White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters said the president would only re-enter TPP if the deal was made "substantially" better.
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Back in June 2016, Google's CEO Sundar Pichai explicitly laid out his desire to re-enter the market in China.
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The US Sentencing Commission (USSC) has proposed to increase sentences for immigrants who illegally re-enter the country after being deported.
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But when they re-enter the game, there's no time wasted: Their avatars smash faces immediately and have wild, passionate sex.
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It is due to re-enter recession in the third quarter, economists say, only two years after it returned to growth.
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Lucky or not, we all find ourselves mentally battered from fighting to get out, to re-enter society and win compensation.
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It is now expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere — and mostly burn up in the process — sometime before 12:21 a.m.
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The judge ruled that Hinckley is prepared to re-enter the community, and will do so under a series of conditions.
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But we don't know where exactly it will re-enter, nor will we get any clarity on that question anytime soon.
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Lindsay's little sis is 22 now, and ready to re-enter the limelight to jumpstart her music career, according to Cosmo.
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North Korea is still believed to lack expertise to allow a missile to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere without burning up.
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But it could make things easier for any successor who wished to re-enter it when Mr Trump has left office.
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Once there, go to "Security" > "2-Step Verification" > re-enter your password > follow the steps to set up the Authenticator app.
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State TV said the tenants included garment manufacturers, and it broadcast footage of business owners trying to re-enter the wreckage.
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On Monday evening, the fire department announced that most of the evacuated residents have been allowed to re-enter the area.
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But it could make things easier for any successor who wished to re-enter it after Mr Trump has left office.
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While in Corpus Christi, officials dismissed a rumor circulating on Facebook that people were not allowed to re-enter the city.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and other candidates have also outlined ways to support veterans once they re-enter civilian life.
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He talked about his record of overhauling the criminal justice system in the state, including helping nonviolent felons re-enter society.
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The lockdown meant that any student who left a dorm room was unable to re-enter it, even with a key.
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"The first to re-enter will be the residents of the confirmed 41 destroyed or heavily damaged homes," the county said.
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Halloween is going to bring some important shifts during this Venus retrograde—Venus will oppose Uranus, and then re-enter Libra.
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Teresa Hodge, founder of Mission: Launch, a nonprofit that helps former inmates re-enter the workforce, says she struggled as well.
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Is there any update on what office you might seek, or when you're looking to re-enter politics in that way?
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He is also expected to be asked if Google plans to re-enter the Chinese market with a censored search engine.
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He even broached the possibility, however remote, that he would re-enter a Pacific trade agreement, which he scrapped last year.
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When she is not studying for the bar, she is working with Mr. Poulos to help inmates re-enter their communities.
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Mr. Friedler has since dedicated his life to promoting veterans issues and helping former prisoners re-enter society, the statement said.
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They might start in one place, wrap around the grid and re-enter on the other side, like a boa constrictor.
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After serving four months for her crime and another eight for drug-related parole violations, she prepared to re-enter society.
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The program also offers the option to adopt a new identification and re-enter the world as essentially a different person.
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Next year, an even larger number of luxury cars will re-enter the market as used vehicles, according to industry analysts.
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It is also trying to hire more veterans and people looking to re-enter the work force, often after raising children.
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U-TURN OPPORTUNITY But the chance for Chicago grain and oilseed specs to re-enter bull mode has not slipped away.
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The House proposal to replace the individual mandate with a small fee when free riders re-enter the system is inadequate.
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In Jung, Lamas would have the chance to re-enter the title conversation with a win over a long-time contender.
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It battled for years with creditors before reaching a settlement in 2016 that allowed it to re-enter the global credit markets.
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As an enslaved and tainted woman of color, however, it's highly unlikely that she would have been permitted to re-enter society.
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The officials are evaluating Russia's progress in improving antidoping controls to fulfill criteria that would allow it to re-enter international competition.
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Once attached, the tether would slow down the object, forcing it to re-enter into Earth's atmosphere where it would burn up.
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Google's efforts to re-enter the Chinese market stalled when employees protested against the development of a censored search engine last year.
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The FDP's stellar result saw it comfortably clear the 533% hurdle needed to join (or in this case, re-enter) the Bundestag.
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He plans to re-enter parliament and take over as prime minister—but only after a couple of years, Dr Mahathir insists.
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Sanders's job involves helping people re-enter the workforce, and he pointed out that the Bradley Center employs a number of them.
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Warren knocked heads with Knicks center Enes Kanter on a drive to the basket and did not re-enter the Friday game.
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They crashed out of parliament that year but are hoping to re-enter the legislature on Sunday as the third-largest party.
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After a few minutes in microgravity, the plane shifts its wings to re-enter Earth's atmosphere and land on a horizontal runway.
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She can re-enter the draft, and the Stars will end up with nothing to show for their No. 1 overall pick.
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Google also reportedly mulled a censored search service to re-enter China, an attempt that outraged its staff, politicians and speech advocates.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell advised Corker to secure Trump's support first before he re-enter the race, sources told The Times.
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Europe-wide arrest warrants and an improved information system make it easier to pick up returning jihadists as they re-enter Europe.
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The escapees, Santos Samuel Fonseca, 21, and Jonathan Salazar, 20, were arrested trying to re-enter the country near Tijuana, Mexico, Capt.
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Both the Department of Homeland Security and Montes' lawsuit agree that he was arrested trying to re-enter the US in February.
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Trump contended that adhering to the deal could harm the American economy, saying the U.S. could re-enter it on better terms.
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While spread out, Terminals 4, 5, 6, 22 and 23 are accessible by walking without having to exit and re-enter security.
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Security lowdown: Each terminal has its own security, meaning that many travelers connecting to another carrier leave and re-enter screening areas.
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Pichai has met with members of Congress this year already to discuss Google's latest moves to re-enter the market in China.
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Rathbone sees a big problem, though, in not teaching prisoners basic computer skills that they will need when they re-enter society.
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The company's stock price dropped by nearly 2114 percent this week following news that Google plans to re-enter the Chinese market.
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Levatich said Harley was rebuilding its distribution network and would re-enter the country of about 250 million people by year-end.
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The rest of Americans, meanwhile, would re-enter society and "develop natural herd immunity to the virus" while stabilizing the economy. Gov.
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But after weeks of being cooped up inside, we wanted to see if we could re-enter the world of the living.
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I am broke and cannot afford to be here, but I need to leave Thailand and re-enter on a new visa.
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But when I try to open the link, I have to re-enter all of my information again myself to see anything.
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There have been some stumbles, but she has found her footing and is guaranteed to re-enter the top 20 on Monday.
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The decision to block the app comes as Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, has been attempting to re-enter the Chinese market.
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He did not attempt to re-enter politics, retiring with his second wife, Marion, to the village of Exmoor in Southwest England.
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Follow the prompts, then on the "Change your password" page confirm your current password and enter and re-enter your new password.
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Late in the day, when patrons could finally re-enter Mandalay Bay, the check-in line was Vegas-long — nothing different there.
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Gigi showed up Thursday morning at the courthouse to re-enter the panel of potential jurors -- but it was a quick trip.
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We talk about the world he's about to re-enter and explore the vexing empathy that racism toward him inspires in us.
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If you&aposre now sure that you haven&apost been blocked, don&apost forget to re-enter your friend&aposs contact information.
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Homes that have been evacuated are going to have to be evaluated before we can say that they're safe to re-enter.
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They may not be able to graduate from Oxford next year, and it is too late to re-enter China's gaokao system.
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Now that she's been out of the field for a decade, she questions how easy it would be to re-enter it.
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Our current missile defense system only aims to stop ICBMs as they re-enter the atmosphere and plunge toward the United States.
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Of note, Direct Transfer does not appear to transfer all keychain data intact, so you will have to re-enter some passwords.
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But both require a hospital room to be empty, and once sick people re-enter rooms, surfaces can easily be contaminated again.
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Note that clearing history also removes website cookies and other data, so you may have to re-enter passwords for some sites.
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Mr. Santilli was recording a live stream on Tuesday when he was taken into custody as he tried to re-enter the refuge.
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Upton had to return to Buffalo, N.Y., about a 90-minute drive away, and re-enter Canada to obtain a new work visa.
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"I think that we need to see those three catalysts actually improving somewhat for us to re-enter into... the markets," he said.
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So he packed his bags in France and unable to re-enter the U.S. he returned to Tijuana, where he had extended family.
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Sharp, which had reduced its overseas TV business, had said it would re-enter the U.S. market with a high-end television brand.
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I make a feeble attempt to re-enter my amazing buffet dream, but he convinces me that there are better things to do.
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Some banks, which withdrew from giving financial advice after costly mis-selling scandals, are looking to re-enter the market through automated services.
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If lawmakers and Trump fail to reach a deal within the three-week period, the federal government could re-enter a partial shutdown.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV last month said it will re-enter the large SUV segment with new models due out in late 2020.
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The vast majority of people trying to re-enter the country (67 percent) have family in the United States, according to the USSC.
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With repeal of ObamaCare, carriers can re-enter the market to sell insurance, compete with each other (no monopolies), and drive down prices.
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Should Labour lawmakers seek to re-enter government, they would need to win the support of party members scarred by the election hammering.
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Pay with Google collects credit and debit card numbers and shipping addresses, eliminating the need to re-enter payment information on certain sites.
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He added that he will renegotiate the terms of the agreement to possibly re-enter the deal or seek another type of arrangement.
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Georgia supported sentencing alternatives, increased funding for behavioral health and focused their resources on helping individuals re-enter society rather than the system.
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Those agreements ended 14 years of bitter legal battles and allowed Argentina to re-enter the international capital markets and fund economic development.
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As part of the peace deal, FARC members agreed to lay down their arms, leave their jungle camps and re-enter Colombian society.
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As boomers continued to work or re-enter the workforce, Glassdoor noted that some challenges would arise for employers — such as tackling ageism.
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Alicia and Lucca represent a National Security Agency employee detained by customs officers in Toronto while trying to re-enter the United States.
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One, sometimes known as "Kate's Law," would impose harsher penalties for migrants convicted of crimes who attempt to re-enter the US illegally.
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To make all cells editable again, click on "Unprotect Sheet" — which is on the "Protect" tab under "Review" — and re-enter your password.
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When they attempt to re-enter the market, insurers can charge higher prices, withhold coverage of specific health conditions, or deny coverage altogether.
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"Families should be notified, they should be able to access topical medication and they should be able to re-enter the next day."
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But the company had recently emailed customers asking them to re-enter their data to be used for future research and quality control.
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What a relief for this woman to be able to re-enter life without constant malaise and the stress it brought to her.
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Though limited in size, the methadone treatment program is one of numerous changes Connecticut has made to help inmates successfully re-enter society.
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BCRA had a six-month waiting period for anyone who has a break in coverage but then wanted to re-enter the market.
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Banking sites tend to have their own security, and using a VPN connection may require you to re-enter your bank login credentials.
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Both companies disputed the suggestion that Amazon would be hesitant to re-enter the U.K. market alone as a result of the deal.
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Pratt & Whitney has introduced such a design to re-enter the civil market after mainly focusing on the U.S. military in recent years.
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Google has in recent years attempted to re-enter the Chinese market, after it famously clashed with Chinese regulators over the country's censorship practices.
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Threads on the official Apple forums show some users are getting slightly frustrated having to re-enter their passwords several times in a row.
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Once it sells its history, a company needs to wait at least 14 months to complete the full transfer and re-enter the market.
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"Grant Thornton will be ready to compete, but we will only re-enter the market if the regulatory and commercial conditions allow," Dunckley said.
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Royal Dutch Shell this week became the second major oil company to take steps to re-enter Iran — no matter what Donald Trump says.
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"Today we will re-enter the second chamber that we found and try to find passages that could lead to other chambers," Wirachai said.
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He was about to leave his year-long rehab, re-enter home and school, go to AA meetings, be home and be with me.
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If you select Remember my password, you'll remain logged in to Facebook without having to re-enter your password each time you log in.
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I was by no means ready to re-enter that world, but the music industry is vicious and unforgiving… and somehow, there I was.
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The reset will require these users to re-enter their password when they return to Facebook or access an app that uses Facebook Login.
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We know Nikon is about to re-enter the mirrorless camera market in a serious way, and we might have some of the details.
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It'll sell just a couple plans outside the exchanges in those states, to keep a minimal footprint in case it wants to re-enter.
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The neighbor reportedly told authorities they saw the mother come out of her house with a large knife in her hand- then re-enter.
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The jobless rate increased as more people continued to enter or re-enter the labor market, a sign of confidence in the job market.
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The Dragon craft will remain at the ISS for around one month, and then re-enter Earth's atmosphere with a controlled de-orbit burn.
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He ended a decade-long dispute with creditors that allowed it to re-enter global credit markets, but Argentina lacks an investment grade rating.
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To re-enter Mercosur, Caracas would need to renegotiate the terms of its membership in accordance with the bloc's economic, trade and immigration rules.
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On June 1, Trump announced the U.S. would withdraw from the Paris Agreement and commence negotiations to re-enter or renegotiate a new accord.
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This tweet: I support President Trump's desire to re-enter the Paris Accord after the agreement becomes a better deal for America and business.
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One year after the U.S. lifted decades-long trade sanctions against Myanmar, the booming developing economy looks set to re-enter Washington's bad side.
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In the first month of his campaign, Trump vowed to deport all undocumented immigrants and then allow "the good ones" to re-enter legally.
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Financiers and estate agents say Asian investors have found new avenues to re-enter the market, including targeting cheaper homes and settling in cash.
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It suspended services in July in Finland but plans to re-enter Helsinki next year after a law was passed de-regulating taxi services.
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Moreover, trade job sustained heavy losses during the Great Recession, and many workers chose not to re-enter those jobs when the economy recovered.
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After slightly more than an hour, authorities allowed people to re-enter after officials discovered a malfunctioning electrical panel, police said in a statement.
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He was barred from South Korea and just last month lost a lawsuit in which he demanded the right to re-enter the country.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's manned space lab Tiangong-2 has finished experiments and will re-enter Earth's atmosphere on July 19, authorities said on Saturday.
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Senators also say that long term, if the US loses out on certain commodities markets, it may be hard to ever re-enter them.
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The staff had run out of the pink-and-purple wristbands that would allow exiting fans to re-enter the grounds, one steward explained.
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Like "instant intro," which moves the sender of an introductory email to bcc, saving you from having to manually re-enter that person's address.
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In exchange for agreeing to strict limits on its nuclear program and international monitoring, Iran was allowed to re-enter the global oil market.
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A nobleman could live out his banishment comfortably in another Greek city-state; once the decade was over, he could re-enter public life.
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Getting these systems to communicate could be so difficult that sometimes companies didn't even try; they hired people to re-enter the information manually.
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Following the podcast's success, Mr. Simmons signed a licensing deal for which a representative suggested he may be willing to re-enter public life.
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None was eager to re-enter presidential politics, former officials said, especially when agents did not know what would come of the Australian information.
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Mr. Denison said the rescue train had to exit the tunnel and then re-enter it on another track not affected by the derailment.
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But under a 1996 law, Irvi would have to leave the United States for 10 years in order to apply to re-enter legally.
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GM's decision to re-enter the medium-duty truck segment was driven by commercial customers that seek several types of vehicle in package deals.
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Should one of them decide to re-enter the race, a new timeline would be set to conduct due diligence and present new offers.
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And when she went to India to attend his funeral, she feared that she might not be able to re-enter the United States.
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Companies like Hewlett Packard Enterprise were "so overrun that the cloud company didn't see the hackers re-enter their clients' networks," the report says.
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Let's focus on a specific population and see what we can do to re-enter them in a way that they don't re-offend.
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And as I was about to re-enter the party, I saw him hovering at the stairwell with a half-eaten kebab in hand.
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Clickbait aside, previous career opportunities may re-enter your life now through August 19, although it isn't astrologically advisable to sign contracts until then.
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US officials continue to say they do not believe the North Koreans have mastered the technology needed for the missile to re-enter the atmosphere.
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Meanwhile, the footage of Cherish portrays her as someone desperate to re-enter fame's good graces in a process over which she has no control.
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One possible way to do this is to leave the course and re-enter it farther along, perhaps by using other transportation in the process.
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I've enjoyed working with Caryn over the years, and I suspect she'll be in big demand when she feels ready to re-enter the fray.
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After crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, American Airlines now says it doesn't expect the manufacturer's new 737 Max jet to re-enter service until January.
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A free and fair election, went the logic, would earn Zimbabwe the West's blessing to re-enter a lending programme with the International Monetary Fund.
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Let the speculation begin as to whether Google's attempts to re-enter the Chinese market go beyond a Chinese government censorship-friendly search engine app.
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Iran has repeatedly said it will not re-enter talks with the United States unless it reverses Trump's decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal.
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And someday soon, he will no longer be in hiding, and will likely try to re-enter the world (assuming he doesn't go to prison).
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There currently are law-abiding visa holders who are parents that were outside the United States last Friday and therefore cannot re-enter the country.
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Amazon is eliminating the frustration of having to constantly re-enter your cable credentials whenever you install certain apps on its Fire TV streaming gadgets.
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There's mention of "Kate's Law," which would send foreigners who re-enter the country illegally after being deported, to jail for at least five years.
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Delly Sesanga, an MP who is an ally of Mr Katumbi, says that his group is willing to re-enter the dialogue on certain conditions.
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The president said he would start talks to re-enter the agreement, but with terms that he called a more "fair" deal to his country.
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"Crucially, Japan doesn't have to go back to the Diet and re-ratify it" if U.S. chooses to re-enter the TPP down the road.
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It suspended services in July in Finland but plans to re-enter Helsinki next year after the country passed a law de-regulating taxi services.
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Last week, President Donald Trump announced the U.S would withdraw from the Paris Agreement and commence negotiations to re-enter or renegotiate a new accord.
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The Turkish authorities refused to let him re-enter the country and the American was photographed stranded in the buffer zone between the two borders.
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On June 1, President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would withdraw from the agreement and start talks to re-enter or renegotiate a new accord.
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The 45-minute speech contained no reference to global warming or plans to re-enter or draft a better deal for the Paris Climate agreement.
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Security researchers claim to have discovered a flaw in Amazon's Key Service could let a driver re-enter your home after dropping off a delivery.
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The administration did not force the students to leave, but neither would they allow the occupying students to re-enter if they chose to leave.
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Jennifer Gefsky is cofounder of Après, a digital recruiting platform that connects women looking to re-enter the workforce with companies seeking talent and diversity.
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Shielding missiles from heat so that they can re-enter the atmosphere is tough, but it's a challenge North Korea claims to have already met.
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South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT said on Sunday it expects the Tiangong-1 to re-enter Earth's atmosphere sometime between 20133:26 a.m.
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It was the only big cat biologists had observed consistently crossing the 101 Freeway to escape and re-enter the Santa Monica Mountains, Kuykendall said.
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Kazuyoshi Umemoto, Japan's chief negotiator for the partnership, said that if the United States decided to re-enter the deal, those provisions could be reinstated.
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He rested outside the Gemini for another half-hour, but had to re-enter it at that point because he was too drained to continue.
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Once people "have paid their debt, society should honor its part of the bargain and allow citizens to re-enter society," he wrote in 2007.
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Advisers and Cabinet members who fall out of favor with the president can re-enter his good graces, making it hard to predict staff moves.
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Within 30 days, the United States could re-enter the agreement and submit a new pledge for how the country plans to tackle climate change.
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"But the person who is going to re-enter my society, it's my hope they can be a better person than when they went in."
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On Friday morning, after hours of inactivity blamed on rain, rescuers were readying to re-enter the site, joined by teams from Japan and Israel.
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The two men remain the subject of an active criminal investigation and will not be allowed to re-enter the United States, the aide said.
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It only offers some unsubstantiated hope that more frequent reviews will mean that those terminated will re-enter the employment market — hardly a likely outcome.
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The official did point out that the regime is still struggling with the technical challenge of ensuring a warhead can re-enter the earth's atmosphere.
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Doing so would require mastering safer "cold-launch" technology, and perfecting the ability of a rocket to re-enter the earth's atmosphere without breaking up.
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He also said he would consider re-establishing the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement made by the Obama administration, and re-enter the Paris climate agreement.
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Here, Jenny Carchman follows Mr. Ray's efforts to re-enter the personal-growth industry after his conviction for negligent homicide and two-year prison sentence.
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The determined actor left the stage and proceeded to re-enter three more times until he finally found the grand gesture that fit him best.
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The cuts were widely seen as a bid by Washington to press the Palestinians to re-enter peace talks with Israel that collapsed in 2014.
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Even more startling is that of those individuals trying to re-enter the country who do not have family in their native country, 98 percent have family in the U.S. Furthermore, the average age of first entry for those trying to re-enter the country is 17 years-old, meaning these border-crossers have spent their formative years making a life in the United States.
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Iran has repeatedly said it will not re-enter talks with the United States unless it reverses Trump's decision to withdraw from the 93 nuclear deal.
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But what is too often unseen is how difficult it is to re-enter society after years or decades of confinement—especially if you are innocent.
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The "government has failed to establish that lawful permanent residents have no due process rights when seeking to re-enter the United States," the judges wrote.
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As the President has made abundantly clear, the United States is withdrawing unless we can re-enter on terms that are more favorable to our country.
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When we re-enter the world of Roseanne, it looks very much the same as it did 21 years ago, when the series ended in 1997.
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The sources said Intesa had not yet entered into an exclusivity agreement with CRC, which may give other bidders a chance to re-enter the game.
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And a few days after that, it will leave the ISS and re-enter Earth's atmosphere, eventually using parachutes to splash down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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In addition to trade tensions, the leaders are also likely to differ over Trump's desire to have Russia re-enter the grouping, making it the G8.
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The fairing halves each have a set of guidance systems and parachutes, as they re-enter the Earth's atmosphere at multiple times the speed of sound.
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Armas added that inflation was likely to re-enter the monetary authority's target range of between 1-3 percent in the third quarter of this year.
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In addition, you can also switch on Touch ID for incognito mode, which means that no one but you can re-enter your existing incognito session.
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President Donald Trump is trying to jump-start efforts in Congress to overhaul the U.S. prison system and help more former inmates successfully re-enter society.
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If you attempted to log into your Facebook account this morning, only to discover you had to re-enter your password, you were far from alone.
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Before leaving Turkey, she said she was made to sign papers she understood to mean that they were voluntarily leaving Turkey and would not re-enter.
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Spokesman Jay Baker said the teens had burglarized the same home earlier that day and were trying to re-enter it when a neighbor spotted them.
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He had been asked about a newspaper interview in which Merz said he was ready to re-enter politics full time and possibly become a minister.
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CBS also completely rebuilt the Ramsey family home – down to the toys and crime scene tape – for investigators to re-enter the scene of the crime.
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In order to transform their gaze, the community decided that they had to re-enter the traumatized space itself and find a new way to look.
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In January, Trump hinted the U.S. could re-enter the TPP if provisions were changed to be more favorable to the U.S., which now looks unlikely.
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Google also moved its search operations to Hong Kong from mainland China in 2010 because of censorship concerns, but is expected to re-enter the market.
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Alphabet Inc's Google, which quit China in 2010, has been seeking ways to re-enter a market where many of its products are blocked by regulators.
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Having extricated U.S. troops from Iraq in 2011, the White House is loath to re-enter a costly conflict that would prove unpopular with the public.
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The carrier, which recently announced it would re-enter some Obamacare markets in 2019 after downsizing considerably this year, declined to comment on the payments' suspension.
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The members of the security detail are not likely to be extradited to the U.S., but they would be arrested should they re-enter the country.
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BEIJING, April 1 (Reuters) - China's Tiangong-1 spacecraft will re-enter the Earth's atmosphere at some point on Monday, China's space agency said in a statement.
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Discouraged workers — the millions who've left the labor force — might actually re-enter it, and workers could find their shrinking share of national income rise again.
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This would allow Corbyn a chance to try and gather the 51 nominations from Labour MPs and MEPs to be able to re-enter the race.
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This allows a DACA recipient the ability to leave the country for educational, employment or humanitarian purposes and, most important, legally re-enter the United States.
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It lumps together new funding for anti-recidivism programs meant to prepare prisoners to re-enter society and the expansion of early release credits for inmates.
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Ashley McSween, 32, who is being held on larceny charges, asked about how best to help women inmates who are addicted to opioids re-enter society.
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It's also hard to have a relationship fall apart for that reason and difficult to re-enter the dating world with that cloud over your head.
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Mr. Buchheit, who was Paige Ridener's boyfriend, attempted to re-enter the home but was unable to because of the heavy fire and smoke, officials said.
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In December, Ms. Coleman graduated from the program and she is eager to re-enter the work force with help from recruiters she met through Grace.
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Last summer, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S would withdraw from the Paris Agreement and commence negotiations to re-enter or renegotiate a new accord.
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Yet to the astonishment of many people, his record has not stopped him from trying to re-enter politics, or, more recently, from enjoying some success.
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CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS: So, if tomorrow he issues a proclamation saying he's disavowing all those statements, then the next day he can re-enter this proclamation?
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When inmates are released, they're in the clothes they came in with, regardless of the weather, and have no assistance to re-enter the real world.
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Investors should re-enter health-care stocks with caution, says Phil Streible, senior market strategist at RJO Futures, as the sector remains vulnerable to market swings.
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It was not immediately clear when Mr. McEntee was expected to re-enter the White House, where hires are often anticipated but do not always materialize.
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In June, however, President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would withdraw from the agreement and commence negotiations to re-enter or renegotiate a brand new accord.
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The SPD had previously promised its supporters not to re-enter a so-called "grand coalition" with the CDU-CSU after performing badly in the election.
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If there is to be any lasting change to our system, people living with a criminal record must be given genuine opportunities to re-enter society.
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The Aerospace scientists believe China's first space station will re-enter the atmosphere either in the last week of March or the first week of April.
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The agency audited its data in November and found some migrants had been counted twice after attempting to re-enter the United States, the official said.
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"Tyson's case illustrates how civil forfeiture makes it harder for people who have made mistakes to correct those mistakes and re-enter society," Mr. Hottot said.
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Do you believe at some point you could re-enter those talks, when the conditions are clearer in terms of the products that you're talking about?
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In February Lufthansa's CEO, Carsten Spohr, said he will oppose any attempt by easyJet or British Airways to re-enter the European Common Aviation Area after Brexit.
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It's unbelievably annoying to re-enter your password whenever you might want to buy a new app, especially since the current text input method is so clunky.
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Google, which quit China's search engine market in 2010, has been actively seeking ways to re-enter China, where many of its products are blocked by regulators.
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Google, which quit China's search engine market in 2010, has been actively seeking ways to re-enter China where many of its products are blocked by regulators.
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Under the deal, Iran will be allowed to re-enter the global financial system, increase its oil exports and access more than $100 billion in frozen assets.
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Exiting onto the sidewalks of Columbus Circle, I actually felt a sense of melancholy to re-enter the world with all of its many flaws and shortcomings.
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That trip's high-altitude orbit, more than 22,000 miles above the equator, saw the first stage booster re-enter Earth's atmosphere faster and hotter than ever before.
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Like many Iranians, the classmate had a single entry visa, meaning he would have had to apply for a new visa to re-enter the country anyway.
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He has also faced criticism over reported plans to re-enter China with a censored search engine and to sell artificial intelligence technology to the U.S. military.
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The lack of high-quality education and job training options for people in prison have led to the vast majority being woefully underprepared to re-enter society.
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Muilenburg said on Wednesday that all submissions by foreign regulators had been incorporated into Boeing's assessment that the aircraft could re-enter service as early as October.
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"The team at Access Health CT is dedicated to making this transition as smooth as possible as their customers re-enter the marketplace in 7.953," Wadleigh said.
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In Pinal County, Arizona, the administration convinced Blue Cross Blue Shield to re-enter the market after the departure of Aetna left the county with no insurers.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday the U.S. was ready to re-enter negotiations "at a moment's notice" if the North was willing to discuss denuclearization.
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By keeping a low profile in Nashville, Swift is helping ensure that when she does re-enter the public eye, the focus will be on her music.
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The state needed Medica to stay — or for another insurer to re-enter — or else the entire state wouldn't have had any plans on its ObamaCare exchanges.
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Unity then returned, using a technique called feathering to re-enter the atmosphere and glide back down to a landing on the same runway it had left.
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This just makes sense—it's hard to get people to adopt if they have to re-enter all that info every time they try a new service.
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Ryan accepts being caught red-handed and waits to re-enter the community he's become part of, and later finds a way to legitimately nail the speedruns.
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"There currently are law-abiding visa holders who are parents that were outside the United States last Friday and therefore cannot re-enter the country," Smith said.
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Because their children were receiving high quality full-day care as infants and young children, mothers were able to re-enter the workforce and advance their skills.
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Hopes that lots of prime-aged workers sidelined since the Great Recession will re-enter the workforce to take these open job positions, will likely be frustrated.
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Learning also occurs in your remembering of your own parents' behaviors as you re-enter a relationship you've been in before, but only from the child side.
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I re-enter the fray of the largest city in the country: 8.5 million distinct beings who have days when they share, and days when they withhold.
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Smaller buys could also let the ECB re-enter the market without having to modify its existing rules on bond buys, a controversial and legally contentious issue.
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After returning to Chicago, he took the advice of solicitous immigration officials and traveled to Canada so that he could re-enter the United States from there.
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The former governor's defeat demonstrates that, to put it mildly, it can be difficult to re-enter politics after a well-paying stint representing banks in Washington.
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The hearing will address questions of political bias, as well as Google's potential plans to re-enter the Chinese market, said Mr. McCarthy, the House majority leader.
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It excludes Americans in their prime working years who are not actively looking for work but, given the opportunity, might choose to re-enter the work force.
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For her the value was flexible hours, and the first contract was a way to re-enter the workforce after taking a career break with her children.
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The civilian labor force expanded nearly 1 percent in 2017, but it could grow a bit faster this year as discouraged workers re-enter the job market.
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But local and state officials acknowledged that they could not predict exactly when buildings would be safe to re-enter and roads to schools would be passable.
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This week, the House of Representatives plans to vote on a bill that would intensify penalties for immigrants who re-enter the United States after being deported.
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Earlier this month Anthem said it would re-enter the Virginia exchange market after a local insurance carrier pulled out leaving more than 60 counties without coverage.
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Juan Manuel Montes Bojorquez, 23, will be allowed to re-enter the U.S. the day before his deposition and the day before his trial in the case.
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Tavares, the former Renault-Nissan executive who took over the company in 2014, has outlined plans to slowly re-enter the U.S. market, starting with ride services.
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And while juvenile detention facilities are supposed to provide educational support so that young people don't re-enter society farther behind, they often fail to do so.
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It is an abysmally low number for a president who has stressed his commitment to second chances and the importance of helping convicted people re-enter society.
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Chronicling the hardships of debt, relationships and keeping a family afloat—while facing the enormous struggling of attempting to re-enter the workplace with a criminal record.
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In Britain, the Official Charts Company forecast that "Blackstar" would lead the weekly list and that 13 of Bowie's previous albums would re-enter the top 100.
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She estimates half of Salinas' 3,000 displaced residents could re-enter their homes, at least temporarily, if they had something to cover the holes in their roofs.
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Haussmann floundered about, spending time abroad and staying out of the public spotlight until the late 1870s, when he came back to Paris to re-enter politics.
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He said his administration would begin talks either to re-enter the Paris accord or to have a new deal with better terms for the United States.
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At Sweet Beginnings in the North Lawndale community, men and women returning from incarceration make beelove products while learning marketable skills and preparing to re-enter the workforce.
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" Alden Meyer, of the Union of Concerned Scientists, said a strong rule book could make it easier for a future U.S. administration to re-enter the deal. "U.
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Sunday's violence took place at the headquarters of state oil company Ceylon Petroleum, where Arjuna Ranatunga, petroleum minister in the ousted cabinet, tried to re-enter his office.
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Almost a decade later, Spade would re-enter the fashion industry with a brand-new venture, Frances Valentine, a predominately footwear brand named after her daughter, Frances Beatrix.
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RHP Mike Clevinger will be recalled from Triple-A Columbus to re-enter the rotation and start one of the games of a doubleheader in Minnesota on Saturday.
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He now works as the associate vice president of policy at the Fortune Society, a nonprofit organization that supports efforts to help prisoners re-enter society after incarceration.
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I will re-enter the United States into the Paris Climate Accord and make being party to that agreement and fossil fuel subsidies preconditions for any trade agreement.
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When he took a seat immediately thereafter, the Nets responded with five quick points, prompting Harden to re-enter the game with 44.4 seconds left in the period.
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Facebook — Facebook is developing a censorship tool aimed at persuading China to allow the social network to re-enter the market, according to a New York Times report.
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The craft is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere at some time from this week, according to China's manned space program, but no one knows for sure where.
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Opponents of the pact believed it was too lenient on the FARC rebels by allowing them to re-enter society, form a political party and escape jail sentences.
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The company said that while it expected the higher iron ore price to encourage rival producers to re-enter the market, it expected the impact to be limited.
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It was the first of what would become 18 stays in recovery facilities, eventually resulting in Nick becoming homeless when he refused to re-enter recovery at 19.
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Trump also said he would start talks to re-enter the accord with what he called a more "fair" deal, but was immediately rebuked by several European governments.
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Well this ballad from M Gira's soon-to-re-enter-the-mists-of-time Swans to Lower East Side ladies man JG Thirlwell really drives that truism home.
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Research suggests that licensing may also lead to higher recidivism rates — limiting opportunities for those that made a mistake in their past to re-enter the work force.
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The disability rate, though, has been on the decline for most of the past three years, and that means more of those workers can re-enter the workforce.
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At the beginning of June, however, Trump announced that the U.S would withdraw from the Paris agreement and commence talks to re-enter or negotiate a new accord.
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"She pledges that the US will re-enter into the Paris Climate Accords and will push the envelope even further: "The current Paris Accords don't go far enough.
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Tavares, the former Renault-Nissan executive who took over the company in 2014, has previously outlined plans to slowly re-enter the U.S. market, starting with ride services.
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On the day that Zachary dies, she turns the key in the lock of her study door and does not re-enter it throughout the novel's chief action.
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It makes sense for Redick to boost his annual income by joining a non-contender before he can re-enter free agency next summer to chase a ring.
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Lufthansa subsequently put him back through its standard applicant-screening process and medical tests and allowed him to re-enter the program, which normally lasts about two years.
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Or, more specifically, I hope we celebrate Barton's re-emergence and her choice to re-enter the celebrity landscape in a way that makes her feel most comfortable.
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A day job — as a case manager helping mentally ill prisoners re-enter society — has relieved some of the financial pressure, but it has taken its toll emotionally.
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Ms. Carrillo sought to re-enter the country with a claim of asylum, citing years of beatings she had suffered at the hands of her husband in Guatemala.
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As I rejoined the conversation, my expression was that of a child trying really hard to re-enter a double Dutch game without messing up the skipping ropes.
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Repeating earlier statements, Mr. Pichai said Google had no current plans to re-enter the Chinese market with a search engine that censored information banned by the government.
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A series of reforms undertaken in the 1980s and 703s paved the way for Vietnam re-enter the global market and become one the region's fastest growing economies.
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While there are many relatively successful short-term treatments for alcohol abuse, it's notoriously difficult to keep alcoholics from relapsing once they re-enter their pre-treatment environments.
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It's rumored that France's PSA Group, which also makes Peugeot, is plotting to re-enter the United States market (the last Peugeot left an American dealership in 1991).
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But granting people relief from extreme sentences — if they are provided the support to re-enter society as I was — can help make amends for a punitive culture.
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Prosecutors said he had agreed to help an operative for Al Qaeda fraudulently obtain immigration documents to re-enter the United States and carry out a terrorist attack.
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That bracing moment allows us to re-enter the world beyond the theater, where the stakes are high for political buffoonery, which suddenly seems less amusing than disgusting.
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Gallegos provides crucial background for the country's present situation, and also offers a solution for fixing the country's economy and helping it re-enter the global energy industry.
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This is most likely the door through which torture would re-enter, if the government can demonstrate that the changes are in accordance with domestic and international law.
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Cech also suggests that STEM companies create an easier path for people to re-enter full-time STEM positions after a period of absence or part-time work.
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Steinle's death led to a push for harsher penalties on immigrants who illegally re-enter the US multiple times, as well as criticism against so-called sanctuary cities.
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Participants in the program, known as deferred action, can also apply to travel abroad for humanitarian, educational or work purposes, and re-enter the United States without penalty.
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At the beginning of June, President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would withdraw from the agreement and commence negotiations to re-enter or renegotiate a brand new accord.
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This method requires shoppers to enter their payment information once, and then they can use the one-click option to make purchases without having to re-enter it.
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Select "Stay logged in for faster purchases" to ensure that you don&apost have to re-enter your PayPal account information every time you want to use it.
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At the beginning of June, President Donald Trump announced the U.S would withdraw from the Paris Agreement and commence negotiations to re-enter or renegotiate a new accord.
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This rule lays the groundwork for the expectation that able-bodied Americans re-enter the workforce where there are currently more job openings than people to fill them.
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Inflation is expected to re-enter the bank's 1.5-3.5 percent target in the third quarter of this year and reach its upper limit by June 2019, Isarescu said.
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Tehran is boosting production to try to regain market share after the lifting of sanctions, paving the way for Iran to re-enter the market after a long absence.
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It's also still unclear where exactly Tiangong-1 will re-enter, because it's orbit brings it over a large part of the Earth even during the refined time period.
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Vettel also managed to re-enter in front of him from pit-lane in 2017 before burning away to victory while the pole-sitting Briton was blocked by traffic.
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A couple years after DraftKings and FanDuel burst on to the scene with an absurd amount of ads, the two companies are set to re-enter the public consciousness.
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" That is what prompted the seven eminent historians to re-enter the fray and insist that "there is no credible evidence at all that Bishop Bell was a paedophile.
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Pichai wasn't called to Capitol Hill to testify on Google's role in Russian disinformation, its controversial plan to re-enter China or recent news that Google+ exposed private data.
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Sunday's violence took place at the headquarters of state oil company Ceylon Petroleum Corp, where Arjuna Ranatunga, petroleum minister in the ousted cabinet, tried to re-enter his office.
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The issue has gained prominence recently because of Google's controversial plan to re-enter China with a censored news and search app, which has sparked protests within the company.
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Evonik will not re-enter the automotive battery manufacturing business, and has no plans for a larger transformational merger with a rival, CEO Christian Kullmann told German daily Handelsblatt.
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For instance, GM decided to re-enter the U.S. small pickup market over 3 years ago, and Ford at the time said they didn't see a market for it.
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Setting aside his national ambitions, even some former Rubio allies say that he might struggle to re-enter Florida politics if he loses the primary by a wide margin.
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The president also said he would start talks to re-enter the accord with what he called a more "fair" deal, but was immediately rebuked by several European governments.
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The big question is whether, in the long term, it'll cash out of those deals and realized profits or look at M&A opportunities to re-enter those regions.
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Thiel's criticism centered on Google's relationship with China, alluding to the search giant's attempts to re-enter the Chinese market with a censored search engine, known as Project Dragonfly.
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He later said in another tweet that he would only re-enter the agreement if it was "substantially better" than what was offered to former U.S. president Barack Obama.
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The longtime top trader for Steven A. Cohen, the deposed hedge fund kingpin, is leaving — just months before Mr. Cohen is expected to re-enter the hedge fund game.
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If your game has frozen, but the Switch console itself is still responsive, try exiting the game by pressing the Home button, and then immediately re-enter your game.
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However, the CBO has cautioned that continuous coverage requirements could dampen enrollment over time by making it harder for those with a coverage gap to re-enter the market.
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Once you land, you submit your e-form to customs — no more paper slips (you will have to do this every time you re-enter the United States, however).
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Though the wheels are in motion for the U.S. to depart from the agreement, a request to re-enter within 30 days would allow America to renew its commitment.
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The other side: High futures prices for electricity this summer have incentivized some power plants to finish construction early and enticed other "mothballed" plants to re-enter the markets.
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About five minutes later, I saw the kid and the bouncer re-enter the venue, both sharing a quick smile and a knowing nod before going their separate ways.
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The longtime top trader for Steven A. Cohen, the deposed hedge fund kingpin, is leaving — just months before Mr. Cohen is expected to re-enter the hedge fund game.
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Penelope (Justina Machado) struggles to cope with her mental health and re-enter the dating world; her daughter, Elena (Isabella Gomez), has trouble finding her romantic footing as well.
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Hackers exploited a weakness in the tool to gain access to digital keys that let people access Facebook from a personal device without having to re-enter a password.
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However, the banking sector is expecting some deregulation under the current administration, so traditional lenders could re-enter the market and pose a threat to non-bank credit providers.
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Jackie Luo, an engineer, sent an email to Google saying that she wouldn't consider a job there given its plans to re-enter China with a censored search engine.
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The CMA said that evidence from "internal business documents" showed Amazon still has a "strong, continued interest" in the food delivery space and could still re-enter the market.
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It's annoying each time to re-enter it, and I realized that if I lose my phone and someone finds it, they won't have a way to contact me.
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Wellmark's chairman and CEO, John Forsyth, detailed what it would take for the company to re-enter Iowa's market in a Sunday op-ed in the Des Moines Register.
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During its retrograde period (when the planet appears to move backwards in its orbit, as seen from our perspective on Earth), Mercury will re-enter Aquarius on March 4.
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On Sunday, Arjuna Ranatunga, petroleum minister in the ousted cabinet, tried to re-enter his office, leading to clashes in which one person was killed and two were injured.
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A former publicist and marketing professional, she had taken some time off work to help raise her young children but is now planning to re-enter the work force.
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And it would toughen interior enforcement, including implementing E-Verify, strengthening penalties for immigrants who re-enter the country illegally after being deported and cracking down on visa overstays.
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Instead, it has repeatedly invited the United States to re-enter a broad trade pact among 11 countries from which President Trump withdrew during his first week in office.
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Increased fencing and security in many areas means migrants who have been deported, and are seeking to evade capture, often take dangerous routes to re-enter the United States.
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Caroline Framke: Last week, I said it was time for Elliot to re-enter the real world, or at least become even the smallest part of everyone else's narrative.
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"The overarching vision of the New Plastics Economy is that plastics never become waste; rather, they re-enter the economy as valuable technical or biological nutrients," the report states.
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More information is leaking out about just how Google is planning to re-enter the Chinese market with a mobile search engine application that complies to the country's censorship laws.
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"If the ice melts, the camp's infrastructure, including any remaining biological, chemical, and radioactive wastes, could re-enter the environment and potentially disrupt nearby ecosystems," the University of Zurich said.
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The service, called Pay with Amazon, allows customers to make purchases on other websites using details already stored on their Amazon accounts instead of having to re-enter personal details.
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"The worst part of playing the DWSC was trying to re-enter real life after finishing the game," says the game's runner-up David Holdworth, a 47-year-old executive.
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Most have been convicted either of drug offenses or of immigration-related crimes, such as trying to re-enter the United States after already being deported, according to the agency.
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For him, the hardest part is that these migrants are left in limbo while they wait, and cannot go home as they would not be allowed to re-enter Spain.
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Access tokens are the equivalent of digital keys that keep people logged in to Facebook so they don't need to re-enter their password every time they use the app.
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Her case prompted Judd to work with the nonprofit Hope for Prisoners, which helps inmates re-enter the world after they're released with the goal of lowering the recidivism rate.
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China: Multiple Judiciary Committee members signed a letter to Pichai earlier this year demanding more information about Google's plans to re-enter the Chinese search market with a censored product.
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Recent financial results have shown Sharp is recovering from massive losses, and the company has said it plans to re-enter the U.S. market with a high-end TV brand.
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Finally, the expansion of free nurseries around the country allows women to re-enter the workforce without denting their income through childcare costs, in contrast to much of Western Europe.
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Starting next year, the company will launch a series of microsatellites carrying 500 to 1,000 specially-developed pellets that ignite and intensely glow as they re-enter the earth's atmosphere.
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Google has tried to re-enter the China market, where its main search platform is blocked along with its popular video platform YouTube, limiting its access to China's internet users.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Police declared an all-clear at Washington's Union Station and allowed people to re-enter the train terminal after a bomb threat on Wednesday forced a brief evacuation.
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Bob Corker is reconsidering his decision to retire this year and multiple sources told the New York Times that he's seeking President Trump's blessing to re-enter the 2018 fray.
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That would let him re-enter free agency in a couple years, when he's as old as Steph Curry is now, and be eligible for 226 percent of the cap.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it will continue to prioritize for enforcement people with criminal records, people who re-enter the US illegally and those with final orders of removal.
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The US does not believe North Korean missiles are able to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere yet, Coons said, adding that this final step could take up to a year.
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Iran is the "biggest new market to re-enter the global economy in decades", British trade officials said in January, predicting more than $1 trillion of investment over ten years.
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At the beginning of June, however, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S would withdraw from the Paris Agreement and commence talks to re-enter or negotiate a new accord.
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Pennsylvania also removed one of the most challenging barriers for ex-offenders to safely and successfully re-enter society by eliminating automatic suspensions of driver's licenses for low-level offenses.
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It had said shortly before that it was expected to re-enter off the Brazilian coast in the South Atlantic near the cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
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News media organizations that spent tens of thousands of dollars polling around the period of the conventions take some time off and wait to re-enter the fray in September.
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Upton could not join Blue Jays General Manager Ross Atkins for an early-afternoon news conference because he was at the nearest border crossing, being cleared to re-enter Canada.
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They are already benefiting from higher U.S. interest rates, and lighter regulation under the Trump administration could allow Wall Street banks to re-enter risky but potentially profitable trading business.
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Pela cases are made from compostable materials, so once you're done with your case, it can safely decompose and re-enter the circle of life instead of creating plastic waste.
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"After a year of constrained activity and increased uncertainty both in the USA and elsewhere in the EU, investors will actively re-enter the market," said LCP's CEO Naomi Heaton.
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I THINK THIS ADMINISTRATION, IF IT DOES RE-ENTER, WILL BE LUCKY IF THEY CAN BRING IT BACK TO WHERE IT WAS 'CAUSE IT WAS – EISEN: THINGS AREN'T LOOKING GOOD.
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The sell-off has accelerated this year, with crude dropping 30 per cent as Iran, Saudi Arabia's regional rival, prepares to re-enter the market after the lifting of sanctions.
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The sanctions cost Cigna more than $500 million, including 107,000 lost Medicare members, but now it can re-enter the program now that the feds deemed the problems were fixed.
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If you're going to use the parental controls, be warned: You'll need to enter and re-enter your five-digit Amazon PIN (the same across devices), even for free content.
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Opel-Vauxhall was acquired by Peugeot maker PSA Group in March 2017 and plans to re-enter the US market in the next four years, according to Car and Driver.
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We must seriously consider whether society would benefit by letting reformed offenders re-enter their community, and whether it's economical and humane to punish solely for the sake of retribution.
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But Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, has repeatedly said that in order to negotiate a new accord the United States would first have to re-enter the old one.
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So far, however, he said, the Bureau of Prisons, Justice Department, F.B.I. and court probation offices have yet to develop a single strategy for helping former jihadists re-enter society.
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But because the job would require him to leave his enlisted position and re-enter the Army as an officer, the policy barring new recruits with H.I.V. prohibited the move.
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Mr. Devlin said in a telephone interview that he had been on campus for about four hours as the clashes unfolded and had left, but was trying to re-enter.
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Ninjas in Pajamas are looking to re-enter professional League of Legends after they were relegated from the European League of Legends Championship Series in 2017 due to poor performance.
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The characters and the situations were very real to me — I could feel and visualize them — but when I left that world, I would re-enter the world of reality.
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The flames were so intense at one point that they forced firefighters to leave the building and battle the blaze until it was cool enough for them to re-enter.
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Moreover, he added, those who have been out of the job market for a while or lack up-to-date skills may have less bargaining power when they re-enter.
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Jose, who had lived in the United States for many years, returns to Mexico to say goodbye to a dying relative and gets apprehended trying to re-enter the country.
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I faced a lot of setbacks while trying to re-enter the workforce, but when we moved back to the Chicago area three years ago, I got a job quickly.
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Many were similarly shocked and outraged to find out that it was secretly developing a censored version of its search engine as part of an effort to re-enter China.
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This creates a clear loophole: the Revolutionary Guards can simply set up subsidiaries and front companies to do business with European and Asian companies that re-enter the Iranian market.
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The election of a new president in the Maldives could see the South Asian nation re-enter India's orbit of influence following a long period of close ties with China.
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The bug allowed attackers to quietly steal account tokens, which websites and apps use to grant users access to their accounts without requiring them to constantly re-enter their passwords.
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The camera lingers on the open window, only for Tommen to casually re-enter frame sans crown, and abruptly exit through said window to his death ... without saying a word.
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Two of Troughton's biggest rivals are likely to be former MP Thomas Docherty, who Business Insider understands is strongly considering a bid to re-enter Westminster politics, and Rachel Holliday.
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"Even if we wanted to re-enter tonight, a stampede from a possible shooting is a traumatic event for everyone involved and was handled terribly by @RollingLoud," Twitter user @krichner5439 wrote.
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But if I had time to save one more… and I knew it was safe to re-enter the burning building, you can be damn sure I'd call the fire department.
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These findings make a strong case that subsidized jobs are an effective way of helping the long-term unemployed re-enter the labor force and helping businesses find good, motivated workers.
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Reuters TV Reuters gets a rare look into one of Japan's aging prisons - where convicts serving life sentences are losing their mobility, and their confidence to re-enter the outside world.
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To that end, one Trinidadian yoga instructor at a class I attended eased my mind, urging students not to re-enter society bitter at those who hadn't experienced something so amazing.
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Google's Brin Cops to Plan to Reclaim Lost Decade in China On Friday I wrote about how Google's developing plans to re-enter China could trigger a crisis at the company.
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They charged that the administration had empowered a major sponsor of terrorism because the nuclear agreement enables Tehran to re-enter the international economy and gives it access long-frozen funds.
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His immigration attorney and a school counselor told him he needed to leave the U.S. and re-enter the country in order to complete the process of extending his student visa.
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A series of reforms undertaken in the 1980s and 1990s paved the way for communist-controlled Vietnam to re-enter the global market and become one the region's fastest growing economies.
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Elon Musk is determined to get to Mars and return home, but in order for a spacecraft to re-enter Earth's atmosphere, it needs to be able to withstand the heat.
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He flip-flops on whether he wants to re-enter the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, which would be to China's detriment and which he was vehemently opposed to in 2016.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer remained tight-lipped on the future of NAFTA, nor would he say if his country would re-enter the TPP trade deal when asked by CNBC.
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He argued he would seek to begin fresh talks to re-enter the accord in search of a deal which would prevent "other leaders and other countries from laughing" at America.
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Some of the missile tests have failed the re-entry process, that is, they are destroyed as they comes back down and re-enter the Earth's atmosphere to hit their targets.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois is poised to re-enter a budgetary limbo on Sunday with the expiration of temporary spending authority for the state's cash-strapped universities and fraying human services network.
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It outlined a timetable for the rebels to abandon their arms and set out a pathway for former fighters to re-enter civilian life — and, in some cases, run for office.
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Following his time in jail and requirement to register as a sex offender, Epstein worked to re-enter New York society through philanthropy and connections to intellectuals and other wealthy families.
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Many doctors spend up to an hour a day logging in their medical record system, as it's often required for security reasons each time they leave and re-enter the room.
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Winona Sun, an art therapist in Brooklyn, learned of the sting operation while she was in China visiting her parents, when her visa to re-enter the United States was revoked.
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On Tuesday morning—a few hours after Melania's plagiarism controversy, which literally no one at RNC cared about—I awoke in Cleveland and mentally prepared myself to re-enter the fray.
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And while the State Department has tried to encourage businesses to re-enter the Iranian market, many remain reluctant because the Treasury Department has been slow to provide clarity on sanctions.
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American Airlines said that customers holding U.S. passports or Green Cards attempting to re-enter the United States from Europe would be rebooked, if necessary, to one of the approved airports.
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And because it is so difficult to leave and re-enter the concourse, a passenger is hostage to the airport and whoever is running it, said Mr. Harteveldt, the industry analyst.
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Awaiting a return to Caracas: Juan Guaidó plans to re-enter Venezuela today after leaving more than a week ago to rally support for his efforts to oust President Nicolás Maduro.
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Once the incredibly violent shaking stopped, everyone in the airport was evacuated to the tarmac to stand and wait for clearance to re-enter the building as they inspected for safety.
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Among Republicans and Democrats alike, concern also grew that too many nonviolent criminals who were no threat were being imprisoned and given little chance to reform and re-enter mainstream society.
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Reviving an old and well-known brand is an easy way for companies to re-enter a sector without starting from scratch, according to Neil Saunders, managing director at GlobalData Retail.
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Holden said he has discussed potential legislation and executive orders with the administration, and the Koch network last week launched a new initiative focused on preparing inmates to re-enter society.
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Beijing's latest move is another blow for Facebook, the owner of WhatsApp, which has been pushing to re-enter the Chinese market after the social media website was banned in 2009.
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Turkey's president signaled that it was ready to launch an assault on the city of Manbij, where Kurdish-led groups invited Syrian government forces to re-enter and defend the town.
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At the beginning of Tyler's Liberty homecoming, it seems possible he is conning the administration into believing he is "okay" simply as a way to re-enter the school and wreak havoc.
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"One tried to re-enter the room to grab another piece of pepperoni and in my agitated state, I took off one of my shoes and threw it at him," Burchill wrote.
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He can put something concrete behind Mr. Trump's apparent willingness to re-enter the Trans-Pacific Partnership, an agreement that includes three Latin American countries and serves as a countermeasure to China.
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They say young applicants often accept due to lack of experience, while women trying to re-enter the workforce after childbirth often feel it would be difficult to get a foothold elsewhere.
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As President Trump said, we will disengage and pull out of the Paris agreement, and either re-enter the Paris agreement or an entirely new agreement -- one that is fair to Americans.
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A major Tennessee health insurer said Tuesday it is willing to re-enter Knoxville's Obamacare market — which has been at serious risk of having no insurers selling individual health plans in 2018.
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The president also said he would start talks to re-enter the accord with what he called a more "fair" deal, but that idea was immediately shot down by several European governments.
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Merchants will want to close that gap, banks would like to close that gap, if you use Samsung Pay in an in-app capacity, you won't have to re-enter card details.
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That's a list of three very ambitious goals, especially given Peugeot's exit from the U.S. market over two decades ago, but Tavares has discussed the plan to re-enter the U.S. previously.
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Note that by doing so, you're also resetting Wi-Fi networks and passwords, cellular settings, and VPN and APN settings, so you'll have to re-enter any previously stored Wi-Fi passwords.
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But he is already thinking about the winter, and said he intended to enroll in a back-to-work program and either make amends with family or re-enter the shelter system.
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President Trump tweeted late Tuesday night that Japan and South Korea are lobbying for the U.S. to re-enter the Trans-Pacific Partnership, but South Korea was never part of the deal.
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Now fearful of floods and the sound of hard rain, she plans to move near a nephew in Dallas, where she will re-enter the job market 10 years after her retirement.
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"At this point, we are going to re-enter the building under safe conditions to assess and to search to see if that person is up in the building," Chief Leonard said.
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So I am not unsympathetic to those who want to begin the fraught conversation about how these men — and, now, a couple of women — might redeem themselves and re-enter public life.
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The official story, circulated by senior administration aides to a handful of reporters, was that Mr. Gowdy, who retired from Congress last year, had agreed to re-enter the fray on Tuesday.
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The loss of export markets creates significant hurdles for US farmers trying to re-enter them, according to Matt McAlvanah, the spokesperson for Farmers for Free Trade, a pro-trade advocacy group.
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He said the weather service had told him there was a possibility the hurricane could make landfall in Texas and then re-enter the Gulf before moving east to Louisiana, he said.
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Victory ensured Watson's first WTA title since she won the Monterrey Open in 2016, and her fourth overall, and she will re-enter the top 50 of the WTA rankings on Monday.
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The tale is juxtaposed against a modern-day story, following a young Mormon man who was cast out of the church and is trying to re-enter to solve his father's murder.
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With her two children grown and her finances in order, she was ready to re-enter the housing market, and looked almost exclusively in the Pasadena, Eagle Rock and Sierra Madre communities.
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It is an uncertain bet — few have made that commitment, and it is almost unimaginable that any future American president would re-enter the agreement without getting something from Iran in return.
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The revocations, which were not publicly announced but were revealed during court proceedings, meant that anyone who lost their visa would be unable to re-enter the United States if they left.
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While criticizing Baldwin's positions on immigration, Trump accurately pointed out that she opposed Kate's Law, a bill to increase penalties against undocumented immigrants who re-enter the US after they've been deported.
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Rouhani's meetings with the Italian and French executives reflect the burning desire of many European businessmen to re-enter the Iranian market and benefit from its massive reserves of oil and gas.
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The soldiers re-enter, and one comfortably settles into a chair and rather too blithely proposes funeral arrangements to Michael, sketching in every detail with the fastidious attention of a wedding planner.
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After you've restarted your device and the update has been applied, Android also won't ask you to re-enter your password if you typically use a fingerprint scanner or other means of authenticating.
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With Automatic Account Link, Roku users won't have to re-enter their credentials when activating a new Roku player or Roku TV — the subscription data will simply copy over from their existing account.
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Sinn Fein presented a long list of demands as conditions to re-enter government, including funding services for Irish language speakers, gay rights and inquiries into deaths during the decades of sectarian violence.
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The only issue holding the North Koreans off at this point appears to be they have not mastered the technology to make a weapon re-enter the earth's atmosphere to reach its target.
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The company has been accused of skewing search results against conservative viewpoints and has been criticized for its consideration of creating a censored version of its platform to re-enter the Chinese market.
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European oil companies have been eager to re-enter Iran, but continue to mull over the terms of the new contract and watch for signs that major financial institutions will resume operations there.
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The country superstar has been open about his battle with addiction, including telling PEOPLE in 2007 that he "was going to lose it all" if he didn't re-enter rehab following his wedding.
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As the exchanges become more predictable, and if Congress funds and extends the three R's so that they become profitable for health plans, it is probable that plans would re-enter the market.
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Launching an initiative to re-enter China without Brin's express approval would seem to be a firing offense, even if Google is now a subsidiary of Alphabet and operating with less direct oversight.
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CoreCivic says about 212.5,20033 people in its facilities have obtained high school equivalency diplomas in the past five years, reflecting the company's efforts to improve the ability of inmates to re-enter society.
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"However, we think that inflationary pressures will ease later in 210.62 and we see good chances that inflation would re-enter inside the NBR's (central bank's) targeted band," they said in a note.
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This, of course, presumes that insurers won't re-enter counties on their own; without any competition, and with Obamacare around for the foreseeable future, they might be willing to take a chance there.
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The Department of Homeland Security is expanding the Global Entry program that allows U.S. citizens traveling abroad to re-enter the country more easily and with less hassle when returning from a trip.
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So despite the recidivism facts, the "free them to save money" arguments are overriding the reality that we are releasing people ill equipped to re-enter society with lackluster or non-existing supervision.
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A spokeswoman for Mercedes-Benz passenger cars said the luxury auto maker was preparing to re-enter Iran's market, but said it was too early to provide details about how this would happen.
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Most women who are divorcing can no longer afford to stay at home long-term, and must re-enter the workforce, possibly at a much-reduced salary from what they are used to.
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Maybe you (or they) cold weather the financial deluge of hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills or of competing to re-enter the workforce against hundreds of your former work colleagues.
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Alphabet Inc's Google, which quit China's search engine market in 2010, has been actively seeking ways to re-enter the sector in the country where many of its products are blocked by regulators.
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The suit alleged Cinemark's lax security allowed Holmes to leave the theater during the movie, prop open an exit door, arm himself and re-enter the auditorium to carry out the mass shooting.
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Serbia's annual inflation stood at 0.7 percent in May, far below a target range of 2.5 percent to 5.5 percent that the central bank does not expect it to re-enter this year.
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California alt-rock band Linkin Park saw two of its albums re-enter the top 210 of the Billboard 24 chart this week as sales surged following Chester Bennington's death on July 244.
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And what does the world look like in a few years, when the constant stream of revelations has died down, but those accused of misconduct are trying to re-enter the public eye?
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Buying Dynegy would allow NRG to re-enter the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland market with more competitive assets following the bankruptcy of its GenOn unit, which primarily operated coal plants in the region.
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Part of this has to do with Tehran's belief that it can wait Trump out, especially since Democrats like Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris have promised to re-enter the deal if elected.
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Russian officials have said they have now cleared the team to re-enter the country, a visit that if carried out would fall beyond the deadline but before a critical meeting on Jan.
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President Trump, asked during a briefing on Thursday about Americans stranded abroad and trying to re-enter the United States, said that the administration is working with the military to get them home.
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President Trump, asked during a briefing on Thursday about Americans stranded abroad and trying to re-enter the United States, said that the administration is working with the military to get them home.
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If the All-Star Game goes to extra innings, each inning beyond the ninth will begin with a runner on second base, with players allowed to re-enter the game as pinch-runners.
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The services also each have a Career Intermission Program, which allows service members to take between one and three years away from the military and re-enter service at their same pay grade.
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Kalanick noted that many drivers from countries affected by the visa ban may be traveling outside of the U.S. and unable to re-enter and earn an income for at least three months.
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He said that as president he would ensure universal health care coverage, close tax loopholes used by corporations and the wealthy, re-enter the Paris climate accord and make universal broadband a priority.
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But the big New York banks, with the support of the Reagan administration, kept pressing for permission to re-enter the business of securities trading for the first time since the Great Depression.
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Should Betances return from his injury and perform at his usual high level, he could decline the 2021 option and re-enter the free agent market having earned $10.5 million over one season.
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The United Nations Security Council in April backed attempts to re-enter negotiations over Western Sahara, which has been contested since 1975 and where Morocco and Polisario fought a war until a 1991 ceasefire.
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READ: Trump makes 'closing argument,' again attacks accusers At the moment there is no mandatory minimum, but undocumented immigrants who seek to re-enter the US can face up to two years in prison.
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Paglen's installation will stay in low Earth orbit for a minimum of 60 days (though it could be longer), after which time it will, mercifully, re-enter the atmosphere and burn to a crisp.
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Facebook says the hackers took advantage of a "vulnerability in Facebook's code" that gave them access to special "digital keys" that keep people logged into their accounts without needing to re-enter their password.
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The next step for the president and his cabinet is to "begin negotiations that will allow America to re-enter" the Paris Accords under terms that the president deems more fair to U.S. interests.
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David Shlaes, a retired consultant to antibiotic developers, said the important question was whether the incentives outlined in the declaration would be enough to get some big drug companies to re-enter the field.
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About four hours later, the hostage-taker walked out of the bus, flung a backpack toward police and then fell to the ground as he tried to re-enter the vehicle, TV images showed.
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Just judging by the spacecraft's orbit — which brings it about 211 miles, or 340 kilometers, above Earth, the Chinese craft isn't due to re-enter Earth's atmosphere until 2017 at the earliest, McDowell said.
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One exception is the Citi Euro Broad Investment Grade Bond Index, for which S&P's upgrade alone is enough for Portugal to re-enter when it is rebalanced at the end of this month.
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The move puts Apple Pay more closely in competition with services like PayPal, providing a seamless and potentially safer way to make to make payments online without having to re-enter credit card information.
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Ira Mehlman, a spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a group that supports Kate's Law, said there has to be more of a deterrent for people who re-enter the country illegally.
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When we took pictures of really big spreadsheets, the kind that you'd probably most likely want to use this tool for, instead of having to re-enter all of that data, it didn't work.
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The plaintiffs and the members of the class "fear that, in the event they attempt to enter or re-enter the United States, they will be denied permission to do so," the lawsuit said.
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Workers at BHP Billiton's Escondida copper mine in Chile, the world's biggest, prepared to re-enter dialogue with the company on Friday after BHP solicited government mediation in a bid to avoid a strike.
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In April, it was reported that Boehner would re-enter the national stage to campaign for House GOP candidates as the Republican Party seeks to preserve the majority Boehner took control over in 2010.
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Peer-driven mentoring case management could also help women continue to address trauma-related issues as they re-enter the community from jail and prison Trauma-informed services have been tested in some prisons.
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They would then be afforded counsel at each of their review hearings – a maximum of three – where the judge would consider, among other factors, their demonstrated maturity, rehabilitation, and fitness to re-enter society.
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"We were both surrounded by all these friends in that same category — educated, previously successful women looking to re-enter the work force — and no one knowing how to do it," Ms. Gefsky said.
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"There currently are law-abiding visa holders who are parents that were outside the United States last Friday and therefore cannot re-enter the country," Smith wrote in a blog post on Microsoft's website.
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Note that by resetting your network settings, you're also resetting Wi-Fi networks and passwords, cellular settings, and VPN and APN settings, so be prepared to re-enter any previously stored Wi-Fi passwords.
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Kate's Law, named in honor of Kate Steinle, who was allegedly killed by an undocumented immigrant in San Francisco in 2015, would stiffen penalties for criminals who attempt to illegally re-enter the country.
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Additionally, expectations for interest rate cuts globally have given investors a catalyst to re-enter China's market following disappointing performance in May, said Linus Yip, chief strategist at First Shanghai Securities in Hong Kong.
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Durant could stay in Oklahoma City, ink a one-year deal and re-enter free agency in the summer of 220, a move that likely would net him an even bigger long-term payday.
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How it works to re-enter the United States: • Customs and Border Protection collects photos from existing government databases, such as visa and passport pictures, based on the flight manifest and builds a gallery.
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After a false start because she did not re-enter tennis's antidoping program in time, Marino returned to the sport at its lowest rung last January, at a series of small tournaments in Turkey.
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He went so far as to say that he would be willing to re-enter the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Asian trade agreement he abandoned last year, if it was renegotiated on better terms.
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She was one of only two dozen Democrats in the House who voted in favor of Kate's Law, a bill to expand maximum sentences for foreigners who re-enter the country after being deported.
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As part of a trend of increased corporate activism, JPMorgan Chase will announce Monday a new public policy agenda that includes an expanded effort to help people with criminal backgrounds re-enter the workforce.
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In Corker's case, they reportedly used the remarks to remind Trump of the senator's past comments and convince him not to fully support Corker if he were to re-enter this year's midterm race.
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Synopsis: Two friends on a summer holiday in Spain become enamored with the same painter, unaware that his ex-wife, with whom he has a tempestuous relationship, is about to re-enter the picture.
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With that weapons system, a warhead would move at four miles a second and re-enter the atmosphere in fiery heat — so, if badly engineered, it would burn up long before hitting a target.
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"As the president has made abundantly clear, the United States is withdrawing unless we can re-enter on terms that are more favorable to our country," said Lindsey Walter, a deputy White House secretary.
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Many times a day, he crawled out of the tent, walked around the property crying, then knelt down to re-enter the tent in a posture that must have looked a lot like prayer.
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Bankruptcy, which is in the Constitution, is a useful model for rebuilding the records of formerly convicted persons to re-enter the economy by the millions and help build economic growth for all Americans.
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Central bank chief Mario Bergara said on March 30 that Uruguay would re-enter its target range "sooner rather than later", after the government reported that February's 12-month inflation rate was 7.1 percent.
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The advanced vessels are able to track multiple targets and are armed with SM-3 missiles designed to destroy incoming warheads in space before they re-enter the atmosphere and fall to there targets.
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Once Gabby's parents were able to apply for Medicaid (after Arkansas expanded the program under the Affordable Care Act), their health began to improve and Gabby's father was able to re-enter the workforce.
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She landed on A New Way of Life, a Los Angeles-based organization that helps formerly incarcerated women safely re-enter their community, find housing and jobs, and become productive, thriving members of society.
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A few of the unrestricted players on that list may re-enter the pool the following summer, potentially alongside Anthony Davis, Andre Drummond, Draymond Green, DeMar DeRozan, Otto Porter, Harrison Barnes, and Eric Gordon.
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The largest tech companies also face a broadly hostile climate on Capitol Hill, with lawmakers concerns about issues ranging from privacy to competition to the potential that Google could re-enter the Chinese search market.
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Google Is Still Working on China Search Engine, Employees Claim Ryan Gallagher reports that a group of Googlers has found evidence that the company continues to work on a controversial plan to re-enter China.
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Last year Nigeria was declared free of polio after years fighting the paralyzing disease in children, but three infections returned in the population this year, showing the ease with which an infection could re-enter.
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However, the company tries to make sure that users won't forget their passcode – the app will periodically ask you to re-enter your passcode from time to time, helping you keep it fresh in mind.
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Tzanakopoulos said Greece wanted the European Central Bank to start buying its bonds as part of the ECB's asset-purchasing programs, and that Athens would re-enter the bond market soon after a comprehensive deal.
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At times, it is a guilty relief to re-enter flashbacks, because Clapin trades the feverish intimacy of the hand's adventures for the calmer scenes of Naoufel, who is seen in comparably serene long shots.
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The deal suffered a setback at the beginning of June, however, when President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. would withdraw from the agreement and commence talks to re-enter or negotiate a new accord.
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Daimler said its trucks division had signed letters of intent with joint venture partners in Iran in order to re-enter the market, where it was selling up to 10,000 vehicles a year until 2010.
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"Until all legal avenues have been exhausted and we can re-enter the mine to move the longwall, we are unable to continue proposed longwall activity," Yancoal Chief Executive Reinhold Schmidt said in a statement.
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But a new president could re-join after taking office — it would only take 30 days for the US to re-enter the agreement after a new leader sends a request to the United Nations.
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Another feature to keep you playing: The "Gulag" respawn feature lets defeated players get a chance to re-enter the match by fighting each other in a quick one-on-one match with limited weapons.
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President Trump, asked during a briefing on Thursday about Americans stranded abroad and trying to re-enter the United States, said that the administration was working with the military to get some of them home.
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Hanna has also raised more than $20,000 for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society, and she and Jerry volunteer every Tuesday and Friday with a program that helps people get out of prison to re-enter society.
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As much as Google's executives (and its shareholders) may have wanted to re-enter China though, it seems obvious that the enforced lack of access has ultimately been a godsend for the company's policy decisions.
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It is highly unlikely that Turkey would extradite the men to the United States to face the charges, but they do face the possibility of arrest should they ever try to re-enter the country.
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If Boris Johnson becomes the UK&aposs new prime minister on December 12, he will re-enter No. 10 Downing Street with an extraordinary fact missing from his biography: the number of children he has.
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A reluctant SPD was effectively forced by the president to re-enter government with Merkel after the 2017 election, in which the party slumped to its lowest level since democracy returned after World War Two.
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It's unclear what prompted the lead singer and rhythm guitarist to re-enter a treatment program ... but James' relapse is serious enough that he's going back to rehab for the first time since December 2001.
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Between the lines: There are potentially billions of dollars at stake in 2020 for Iran, which is suffocating under U.S. sanctions and knows Democrats are keen to re-enter or renegotiate the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The decision was designed, in part, to make it easier for women who have had an abortion to re-enter the Church, and follows the Pope's continued efforts of making the religious institution more inclusive.
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" Less pleasantly, he also announced, "There are a lot of manufacturing challenges and unanswered questions at this point, and we want to make sure these brands meet consumer expectations when they re-enter the market.
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Essar this week attempted to re-enter the bidding process for U.S. Steel Canada's operations in Hamilton and Nanticoke, Ontario, through the Ontario Steel investment vehicle, and has the support of the United Steelworkers (USW) union.
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That not only keeps them involved, but it removes the often substantial cost of competing with a single-market player and gives Uber options to re-enter the market or profit from its partner's success there.
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After delivering its payload into low-Earth orbit, the Falcon 9 first stage will re-enter Earth's atmosphere and perform a controlled descent, ultimately landing upright on a barge out at sea—assuming all goes well.
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Assuming Durant signs a two-year deal that'll allow him to re-enter free agency next summer alongside Westbrook, the Thunder will still be playing with the pressure of a team trying to win it all.
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After migrants are returned to Libya they are screened by U.N. agencies and given basic assistance before being taken to government-affiliated detention centers, where they sometimes cannot be tracked and may re-enter smuggling networks.
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When it works, it means you don't need to manually re-enter data into Excel, which is huge if you have a lot of printed data and can't copy and paste the spreadsheet you're looking at.
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In an interview, Bank Indonesia (BI) Governor Perry Warjiyo said rate rises had made returns on assets in Southeast Asia's biggest economy more attractive, noting that investors had started to re-enter the government bond market.
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"It's normal for spacecraft to re-enter the atmosphere, yet Tiangong-1 received so much attention partly because some Western countries are trying to hype and sling mud at China's fast-growing aerospace industry," it said.
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Restaurants play a crucial role in helping prior offenders re-enter society or providing young people with an entry into the working world, offering jobs and skills training when many other employers can't or simply won't.
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When Stephanie Bond decided to re-enter the work force after taking off a couple of years to care for her two sons in 2012, she ended up getting hired by a recruiter she had contacted.
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The UNHCR is adept at protecting refugees, ensuring that those who are vulnerable understand the consequences of returning, have the correct paperwork to re-enter their homes, and have the support necessary to restart their lives.
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"It's normal for spacecraft to re-enter the atmosphere, yet Tiangong-1 received so much attention partly because some Western countries are trying to hype and sling mud at China's fast-growing aerospace industry, " it said.
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The president's executive order, Reducing Poverty in America by Promoting Opportunity and Economic Mobility, which he signed Tuesday, will help millions of Americans break out of the dependency-focused welfare system and re-enter the workforce.
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She nods and gestures beyond me, suggesting they move up the beach and re-enter the water to my right, and then come out again when the waves push them down to where they are now.
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Having pared back its securitization business in recent years amid a wider restructuring, Barclays' head of global markets Stephen Dainton said the time was right for the British bank to re-enter the market in force.
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At the beginning of June, Trump announced the U.S. would withdraw from the Paris Agreement and commence negotiations to re-enter or negotiate a new agreement, prompting a barrage of criticism from supporters of the accord.
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It would reduce racial disparities in sentencing, cut mandatory minimum sentences for those convicted of low-level drug offenses and give those currently in prison access to programs that will help them re-enter our communities.
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A new border security bill includes mandatory minimum sentences for certain immigrants who try to re-enter the country after they've already been deported and for people convicted of violent crimes against judges and police officers.
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People are looking at it again because we've learned by studying the human body's reaction to microgravity that there are detrimental effects if you ever want to re-enter a higher g-force environment like Earth.
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Did Houston's front office not see Anthony arguing on the sideline with the assistant coach Maurice Cheeks — to re-enter a playoff elimination game in which the Thunder were rallying from 25 points behind without him?
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At the beginning of June, President Trump caused shockwaves around the world when he announced the U.S. would withdraw from the agreement and commence negotiations to either re-enter it or renegotiate a brand new accord.
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MOSCOW, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Storchak said on Wednesday that Russia has more chances to re-enter "traditional" foreign debt markets this year than issue treasury bonds denominated in the Chinese yuan.
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Ms. Gontareva said she was planning to take some time off and re-enter the private sector — she previously worked for a brokerage firm in Ukraine — adding that she hoped never to be a bureaucrat again.
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That means that some of the products targeted under the enforcement action announced Thursday could ultimately be approved and re-enter the market — a possible reason Mr. Trump may have referred to the ban as temporary.
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Future contributions would require the agency, facing heavy Israeli criticism, to demonstrate significant changes in operations, they said, adding that one suggestion under consideration would require the Palestinians to first re-enter peace talks with Israel.
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McCarthy's measure would crack down on so-called sanctuary cities, boost penalties for deported criminals who try to re-enter the U.S. and make it easier to deport immigrants who are involved in criminal gang activity.
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"It's normal for spacecraft to re-enter the atmosphere, yet Tiangong-1 received so much attention, partly because some Western countries are trying to hype and sling mud at China's fast-growing aerospace industry," it said.
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But it added that it would look for the opportunity to re-enter a long position as it expected the Singapore dollar NEER, or nominal effective exchange rate, was around the mid-point of its policy band.
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Google blamed an issue with its Google Accounts engine for the problem, which forced OnHub owners offline in the middle of the US day, erasing their saved settings and forcing them to re-enter their network information.
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By vertically landing the rocket on a pad back on Earth, rocket companies can re-use the stages for other missions instead of allowing the expensive hardware to re-enter the atmosphere, burning up along the way.
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Today Microsoft is filing a formal request asking these cabinet officers to create a process to grant exceptions that will permit "Responsible Known Travelers with Pressing Needs" to re-enter the country while protecting the nation's security.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai and co-founder Sergey Brin have addressed the controversy over "Dragonfly," reportedly an effort to re-enter the Chinese market with a news and search product, in an all-hands meeting with employees.
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Currently, there is no mandatory minimum sentence, but undocumented immigrants who seek to re-enter the US can face up to two years in prison and those with felonies can face up to 10 years in prison.
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Studios began to slowly re-enter the theater business by the mid-1980s, but a stake in online and mobile ticketing could give studios the opportunity to reach audiences before they even decide which movie to watch.
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After it's thrown out (most plastics do not get recycled), it ends up in our oceans, where it chokes out marine species and breaks down into "microplastics" that re-enter the food chain and, eventually, our bodies.
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The company has acknowledged that work has taken place on a new search engine for China, but the company has repeatedly said that it has no plans to re-enter the country after it left in 2010.
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Independent experts differ on just how advanced Pyongyang's program is in miniaturizing a nuclear warhead to fit on a missile and in mastering how to make a missile re-enter the Earth's atmosphere and strike a target.
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Fairhead said the prime minister "strongly encouraged" her to take part in the new process, but she has decided not to re-enter it and that it would be better for the government to appoint someone new.
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Lawmakers put aside fear and partisanship to pass by wide margins in both chambers the FIRST STEP Act, which will expand second chances for formerly incarcerated individuals and help them succeed when they re-enter their communities.
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To ease concerns over the safety of this new service, Walmart says that the front door will not open if the camera isn't recording and once the associate locks the door, they are unable to re-enter.
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Japan has advanced Aegis vessels in the Sea of Japan that are able to track multiple targets and are armed with SM-3 missiles designed to destroy incoming warheads in space before they re-enter the atmosphere.
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If customers have spent a lot of money with a business, they expect the business to remember who they are and don't like it when they have to constantly re-enter their name and information, she said.
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For instance, people who attend short-term training programs aren't eligible for Pell grants, even though many of those programs equip workers with the skills they need to enter, re-enter, or grow in the labor market.
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Aetna bailed on many Obamacare markets for 2017, but the judge said that withdrawals were politically motivated to help Aetna's case in the lawsuit — and Aetna could re-enter the exchanges in the future if it wanted.
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They were about to re-enter the building, when "I suddenly heard a shout and then this tremendous crash," he said, as a silver car drove onto the sidewalk, and slammed into a concrete and brick planter.
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He will also call for the approval of Kate's Law — named for a woman killed by an undocumented immigrant — to strengthen criminal penalties for people who repeatedly re-enter the United States without authorization, the official said.
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"As the president has made abundantly clear, the United States is withdrawing unless we can re-enter on terms that are more favorable to our country," said White House deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters in a statement.
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Obviously, technology can't solve all of the problems parents face today, but developed and cultivated strategically, it can certainly make it easier for women to stay in or re-enter the workforce, should they choose to have kids.
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That way he can opt out after three (potentially) healthy years and re-enter free agency with 10 seasons of experience under his belt, just in time for a massive payday at a higher scale down the line.
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The arrival of Amazon's own diaper brand follows reports from last year which claimed Amazon was planning to re-enter this market, after pulling its line of diapers sold under the Amazon Elements name back in January 22.
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But with Rick Devens, a massive threat with an idol in his pocket – and another threat about to re-enter the game from the Edge of Extinction – the dominant alliance may fall prey to that common Survivor struggle.
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After pulling the U.S. out from the climate agreement, Trump said he would start talks to re-enter the accord with what he called a more "fair" deal, but the president was immediately rebuked by several European governments.
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Analysts see the merger as a quick way for Peugeot to re-enter the U.S. market after a decades-long hiatus, while continuing to grow its European operations following the company's acquisition of GM's European business in 2017.
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" He noted the recent bipartisan passage of criminal-justice reform, which President Trump signed into law last month, and "which will expand second chances for formerly incarcerated individuals and help them succeed when they re-enter their communities.
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"Russia may have been chased out of Afghanistan several decades ago, but now it appears keen to re-enter the scene in a big way," Michael Kugelman, Asia program deputy director at the Woodrow Wilson Center, recently averred.
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It seems basic -- U.S. citizens should be allowed to re-enter without having to turn over their entire private lives or a company's proprietary information to a border agent unless there is sufficient cause to get a warrant.
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And despite the company's initial hesitations around policing fake news, recent reports have shown that Facebook is creating a censorship tool for the Chinese government, as part of a bid to re-enter the world's second-largest economy.
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The U.S. and Mexico have achieved breakthroughs after five weeks of NAFTA talks and could soon reach a deal, paving the way for Canada to re-enter negotiations to formally update the trade agreement, administration officials tell Axios.
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Note that if you do need to redownload an app you deleted, you'll likely have to re-enter any app-specific login information or reconnect the app to Facebook or any other social media apps you'd previously integrated.
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For one afternoon and evening, at least, Mr. Trump threw no protectionist grenades and even broached the possibility, however remote, that he would re-enter a Pacific trade agreement that he scrapped last year, if it were renegotiated.
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There are a lot of things you can do to close an experience, from reminding people of what happened, to connecting them one last time, to making them think about how they want to re-enter the world.
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A capitol police officer directed Dawson to re-enter through the metal detector, and when he again set off the alarm, the officer took out a hand-held metal detector to further probe what was causing the buzzing.
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And with a tight labor market that includes more employers being hungry for talent, Pollak says many industries are widening their net and creating flexible opportunities that allow women who left the workforce for motherhood to re-enter.
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ESA said the 10.4-metre-long (34.1-foot) space station is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere somewhere between the 43rd north and south parallels, roughly between the latitudes of London in Britain and Wellington in New Zealand.
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The big picture: Google finds itself in a precarious spot in Washington, with lawmakers questioning the giant not only about privacy but also about its plans to re-enter the Chinese search market and allegations of anti-conservative bias.
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Colombians who voted against the deal put forward by center-right President Juan Manuel Santos argue it was too lenient on the FARC rebels by allowing them to re-enter society, form a political party, and escape jail sentences.
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Read more from CNBC: Trump: US will withdraw from Paris climate agreement but begin talks to re-enter Trump is leaving Paris climate agreement even though majority of Americans in every state supported it --Reuters contributed to this report.
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Now the court's decision could set precedent for how countries across the 28-country bloc move forward with sanctions against other Russian firms like and VTB which have filed similar cases in an effort to re-enter Western markets.
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"We think that one should start to re-enter the shorts," JP Morgan strategist Mislav Matejka said in a research note, pointing out that from a technical standpoint equities were now closer to overbought, rather than in oversold territory.
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Egypt has not held a state tender for wheat since April when its local wheat procurement season started, but it is expected to re-enter the international market in July following the conclusion of its local purchasing last week.
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"There are a lot of psychosocial support just around daily living that really good effective centers try to offer to help people re-enter normal life after they have been unemployed, many people have been in prison," says Clark.
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Ninety-five percent of all incarcerated individuals eventually will re-enter society, and it's up to elected leaders to ensure that corrections the people behind bars have the resources they need to be productive citizens and avoid future pitfalls.
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The FDP is currently polling well above the 5 percent threshold it will have to cross to re-enter parliament on Sunday, but surveys suggest it and Merkel's conservatives will probably need a third partner to secure a majority.
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But as novice-friendly as the tournament is, Freund takes tradition seriously, and regularly makes competitors re-enter the ring after a match is over bow to each other if he thinks they didn't bow properly the first time.
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The court will re-enter the culture wars in a case concerning a Colorado baker who refused to create a wedding cake for a gay couple, saying it would violate his Christian faith and his right to free speech.
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Ms. Williams would go on to have three children with her ex-husband, the songwriter and producer Kenny Gamble, throughout the 1980s, and as she was preparing to re-enter the work force, the hip-hop age was dawning.
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LONDON, June 28 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil are looking to re-enter the market in Somalia ahead of an oil block bid round taking place later this year, the country's oil ministry said in a statement.
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Just over four months after Mr. Corker, upon declaring he would retire, unleashed a biting series of attacks on Mr. Trump, the president is refusing to bless his friend-turned-foe's effort to re-enter the Republican primary race.
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It combines new funding for anti-recidivism programs meant to better prepare inmates to re-enter society and the expansion of early-release credits for prisoners, and reduces some mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, among other changes.
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When Mr. Acosta tried to re-enter the White House on Wednesday evening for a live shot for his network, a Secret Service officer asked him to hand over his "hard pass," which grants journalists access to the compound.
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The announcement comes as Sony banks on growth in its games business with the upcoming launch of its virtual reality headset, while it also plans to re-enter the robotics industry a decade after it last abandoned that business.
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When announcing the U.S. was pulling out of the Paris accord Trump said his administration would begin negotiations either to re-enter the deal or set up a new agreement on "terms that are fair to the United States".
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He should have first settled the trade fights he had started with his allies, whether over Nafta or in Europe, and he should re-enter the Trans-Pacific Partnership that he abandoned in the first days of his administration.
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Experts estimate that the North has 30 to 60 nuclear warheads as well as intercontinental ballistic missiles that can hit the United States, though it has not demonstrated the technology to protect warheads as they re-enter the atmosphere.
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Some experts warned that the world's third-largest economy could re-enter a recession if Abe went ahead with the tax hike, echoing what happened in 2013 with the first tax hike, but others didn't believe a delay was beneficial either.
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Not the part where Liza, a divorced 40-year-old with an Ivy League degree played by Sutton Foster, struggles to re-enter the publishing world after a long absence taken to raise her daughter — that rang all too true.
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There's Tom, the older vintage car enthusiast who lives in filthy basement apartment; Neel, a slightly reclusive professional who wants to re-enter his friends' lives, and A.J., a Black man who wants to come out to his step-mom.
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Last year, it tested long-range missiles that could reach the U.S. mainland, although it&aposs not certain that the North has mastered the technology to deliver a nuclear warhead that could re-enter the atmosphere and hit its target.
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These regulators are meant to vet proposed orbits and set end-of-life rules for old satellites either to re-enter Earth's atmosphere, where they burn up, or to be propelled into "graveyard slots" where there is no risk of collision.
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Shibly said CAIR is already getting calls from US citizens, green card holders, immigrants and even visitors who are concerned about whether they will be allowed to re-enter the US if they leave the country for vacations or travel.
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A Japanese experiment expected to deploy last week was designed to test out a 70 meter electromagnetic tether that could be used to drag junk down, allowing the material to re-enter Earth's atmosphere, where it would harmlessly burn up.
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If he hadn't, he'd now be facing 21,832.80 Turkish lira ($5,751.85) in taxes and 5,13 lira ($1,437.96) in fines for not taking the vehicle with him when he left Turkey; he used the refugee wave to re-enter Europe illegally.
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China would have certainly been an even more interesting topic had a Google representative been there following the leaked reports that showed the search company was looking to re-enter the Chinese market with a government censorship-friendly search engine app.
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It could have asked Family Plan adult subscribers to re-enter their payment card information to confirm their account, or it could have designated select slots for child members with a different set of privileges to make sharing less appealing.
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"There's not a whole lot of data out there about geodesic spheres and how long they're supposed to [stay up] and what time frame they're supposed to re-enter on their own," Peter Beck, Rocket Lab's CEO, tells The Verge.
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Mr. Vazquez, who was brought to the United States illegally as a child and went on to earn a bachelor's degree in engineering in 2009, decided to return to his home country of Mexico and re-enter the country legally.
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He then made the unheard of, and incredibly dangerous decision to re-enter North Korea, travel south and cross the demilitarized zone, or DMZ, a four kilometer, mine-ridden border than only a handful of people have ever made it through.
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On Thursday, Trump announced the U.S. would withdraw from the Paris Agreement and commence negotiations to re-enter or renegotiate a new accord, a decision that has not gone down well with world leaders, environmental organizations and some business figures.
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As my journey comes to a close, I am ready to re-enter the world in a new state of mind, one in which OK Computer makes sense to me and is an ambitious, 5/5 comment on our society.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Western insurers are slowly reaching deals with Iran as they seek to re-enter a multi-billion dollar market although the pace of business is hampered by banking restrictions ten months on from the lifting of international sanctions.
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The new program would focus on a smaller set of people to train who would then "enable" larger groups allied with the U.S. and its allies inside Syria to learn from that training once the forces re-enter the battlefield. Gen.
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Trump said when he announced he was pulling out of the Paris accord that his administration would begin negotiations either to re-enter the deal or set up a new agreement on "terms that are fair to the United States".
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DE AG: * SAID ON MONDAY BOARD OF MANAGEMENT AND THE SUPERVISORY BOARD DECIDED TO RE-ENTER THE SPORTS BETTING MARKET * MARKET ENTRY IS EXPECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN THIS FISCAL YEAR Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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The craft is expected to re-enter in an area around 40.4 degrees west, 27.4 degrees south, the authority said on its website, giving it a position off the coast to the southeast of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
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Trump has said that his administration would begin negotiations either to re-enter the Paris deal or set up a new agreement on "terms that are fair to the United States," which is the world's second biggest carbon emitter behind China.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Sharp Corp will re-enter the U.S. TV market later this year, the Japanese electronics company said on Wednesday, adding it had effectively regained the license for its own TV brand sold to China's Hisense Group four years ago.
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But Trump's interest in criminal-justice reform is reportedly limited: Reducing mandatory minimums and over-criminalization will be a tough sell, while programs to help prisoners re-enter society and find jobs could find a receptive audience in the White House.
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While the Falcon 9's lower stage is expected to land, SpaceX will likely not be attempting to recover the rocket's upper stage on this mission, as that part of the rocket is not expected to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere.
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" Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro tweeted in March that "if Iran continues to comply with the terms of the agreement as determined by the intelligence community, I will re-enter the U.S. into the #JCPOA as President.
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While he hasn't been able to give us a lesson in ringcraft inside the cage in over a year, the Irishman was about to deliver a televised lesson in siege craft as he paced outside the cage, unable to re-enter.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Low-cost airline AirAsia Japan on Monday said it would begin its first flights from Nagoya later this month, more than two years after Malaysia's AirAsia Bhd announced plans to re-enter the Japanese market with new partners.
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Ariza would be wise to seek a monstrous one or two-year deal, which could allow him to either re-enter the market next season or change teams before the trade deadline (or as a desirable buyout candidate after it passes).
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In his op-ed article, Michael Anton refers to the 1898 Wong Kim Ark case, in which the Supreme Court ruled that a child born in the United States to Chinese immigrants had a right to re-enter the country.
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Based on designs by Tracy Reese, known for outfitting Michelle Obama, the recycled materials will then be sewn into the garments at St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center, a nonprofit organization in Flint employing people struggling to re-enter the work force.
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This year's high number of pardons contrasts with Mr. Cuomo's first years in office, when he issued very few, said JoAnne Page, president and chief executive of the Fortune Society, a nonprofit group that helps formerly incarcerated people re-enter society.
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With the subject in the air, and the recognition that ex-convicts were less likely to commit more crimes if they had a job, President George W. Bush created a program to help newly released prisoners re-enter the job market.
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According to Neel Kashkari, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, the group who could quickly re-enter the work force is potentially large, and may help employers avoid bidding up wages to lure those who are currently employed.
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Meanwhile, at jail facilities, business is more or less continuing as usual, Jared Davidson says, creating a situation where anyone exposed to coronavirus in jail—a staffer, an attorney, or a detained person—could re-enter the community and sicken others.
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The Tony Blundetto arc in Season 5 is best-represented by Episodes 3 and 8, which take different angles on how an ex-con struggles to re-enter society and go straight — and how those problems eat at Tony Soprano.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - Estonia's Bolt, which until early 2019 was called Taxify, will on Tuesday re-enter the competitive London taxi market, promising cheaper rides to passengers and a better cut to drivers than its bigger global rival Uber Technologies Inc.
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Leaning against the subway gates as strangers swarmed around us, I asked if he'd encountered any backlash for his plans to re-enter the nightlife game, or if he would reconsider that decision if he knew it would upset Melendez's family.
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As for what's next -- assuming Rubio does not re-enter the race for his current Senate seat -- the Florida senator again ruled out running for governor of the state in two years and reaffirmed his dream of serving as commissioner of the NFL.
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While the Alberta government is preparing a plan for residents to re-enter Fort McMurray on a temporary basis, there is currently no safe drinking water or electricity in the city, and Premier Rachel Notley says that safety remains a prime concern.
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" Priebus added that these green card holders would be subjected to "more questioning" by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents when they try to re-enter the United States "until a better program is put in place over the next several months.
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I kept thinking if the individual shots of this conversation could be stacked side to side, the phone cord would exit the right side of the screen in one and seem to re-enter the screen in the same position on the left.
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SEOUL, Jan 15 (Reuters) - South Korea's Kakao Mobility on Tuesday said it would re-enter talks over its proposed car-sharing service with an open mind, and would even consider abandoning the idea, should taxi drivers who protested the service return to negotiations.
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TOKYO, May 8 (Reuters) - Sharp Corp will re-enter the U.S. TV market later this year, the Japanese electronics company said on Wednesday, adding it had effectively regained the license for its own TV brand sold to China's Hisense Group four years ago.
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Prince Harry and Meghan had already begun to (re-)enter the social media landscape in subtle ways — last year, Kensington Palace occasionally gave photo credit to the Duchess or Duke of Sussex — but the launch of a personal account indicates a clear shift.
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She has repeatedly infuriated the Democratic base, voting to restrict entry into America by Iraqi and Syrian refugees, to increase penalties for migrants who re-enter the country illegally, and to reject President Barack Obama's deal with Iran over its nuclear programme.
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TOKYO, May 8 (Reuters) - Sharp Corp will re-enter the U.S. TV market later this year, the Japanese electronics company said on Wednesday, adding it had effectively regained the licence for its own TV brand sold to China's Hisense Group four years ago.
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TALLINN, June 11 (Reuters) - Estonia's Bolt, which until early 2019 was called Taxify, will on Tuesday re-enter the competitive London taxi market, promising cheaper rides to passengers and a better cut to drivers than its bigger global rival Uber Technologies Inc.
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New York City has become the first major city in the nation to allow people in jail to make free phone calls, in a new measure Mayor Bill de Blasio says will help incarcerated persons re-enter their communities after serving time.
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This vulnerability, which consisted of three separate bugs, also allowed the hackers to get access tokens — digital keys which let people stay logged into the service without having to re-enter their password — which could be used to control other people's accounts.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai publicly addressed his company's plans to re-enter the Chinese market with a search and news-oriented product, telling a crowd at Wired's 25th anniversary summit that such a service would be capable of serving 99 percent of queries.
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His decision to re-enter rehab came two days after he was seen receiving a box of alcohol at his Brentwood home with what appeared to be Johnnie Walker Blue Label scotch whisky in a blue case and some other unidentifiable bottles.
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"There are a lot of manufacturing challenges and unanswered questions at this point, and we want to make sure these brands meet consumer expectations when they re-enter the market," Spangler Chairman and CEO Kirk Vashaw said in a statement announcing the acquisition.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Sharp Corp is in talks to finalize a deal to buy Toshiba Corp's personal computer business for around 5 billion yen ($45.7 million), as the Japanese electronics unit of Taiwan's Foxconn seeks to re-enter the PC market, sources said.
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The U.S. president said he would seek to begin fresh talks to re-enter the accord in search of a deal which was more "fair" for America, however, he faced an immediate backlash from several European governments, business leaders and environmental organizations.
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New to this version are some Mario Odyssey-inspired courses, and a pixel Toad feature: once you beat a level, you can re-enter it and twist the camera just so to find an adorable, hidden 8-bit Toad decal hanging out.
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Camila Cabello, Cyndi Lauper, Julia Michaels, Andra Day, BB Rexha, and the Resistance Revival Chorus joined Kesha on stage for a powerful performance of the artist's autobiographical song about her years of struggling to re-enter the music industry on her own terms.
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He wrote that the "ban will impact many innocent people," noting that many drivers from countries affected by the visa ban may be traveling outside of the U.S. and unable to re-enter and earn an income for at least three months.
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On Thursday, the pop star — who continued to look healthy following his decision to re-enter rehab in October — volunteered to help out Project Angel Food, a nonprofit agency that cooks and delivers meals to people who are affected by life-threatening illnesses.
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