Clips would show him re-entering the bathroom two more times.
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His vision for the future includes re-entering the work force.
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Then came "Jack &," a piece about re-entering society after prison.
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"The Greek banks are looking into re-entering the market," said one.
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After around a half-decade away, Samsung's re-entering the gaming space.
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I expect I may be re-entering the dating scene before long.
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Buttigieg has pledged to improve rehabilitation services for inmates re-entering society.
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How else can you explain Lorde's "Supercut" re-entering the US iTunes chart?
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Re-entering after being deported can lead to criminal charges under US law.
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Make sure your password is correct by re-entering it on the PS4.1.
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In cryptic comments shortly before re-entering the room around 5:30 p.m.
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On Thursday, he directed his advisers to look at re-entering the negotiations.
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Redekar said the bank was re-entering its short dollar/long yen position.
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All have backed re-entering the United States into the Paris Climate Agreement.
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The deal could prevent Amazon from re-entering the online food delivery market.
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Starliner passed smoothly through the intense process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
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With iOS 11, however, the iPhone will require a re-entering of the password.
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"Forged cookies" are digital keys that allow access to information without re-entering passwords.
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A similar group is now pushing to prevent the company from re-entering China.
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Their hopes of re-entering the federal parliament in 2017 now seem more realistic.
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Why do prosecutors tend to target parents for re-entering the country illegally instead?
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He sat for about a minute before re-entering with 231:232.3 to play.
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People could be sent to federal prison for illegally re-entering after being deported.
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Its launch before NASA issued standards for public safety from re-entering spacecraft meant that it had a 1-in-1,000 chance of harming someone when it crashed back to Earth — 10 times riskier than NASA&aposs current requirements for re-entering spacecraft.
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As his health continues to improve, Lamar Odom appears to be re-entering public life.
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A second German security source said he had been banned from re-entering the country.
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Others bar insurers that leave the exchanges from re-entering for a number of years.
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It's going to be re-entering a critical time heading into another year of elections.
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"It's a whole new world out there!" she said of re-entering the dating ring.
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The S&P 500 fell 2.2 percent to close at 2,581.88, re-entering correction territory.
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She leaves the room, and spends around five minutes in the bathroom before re-entering.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed 344.89 points lower at 23,857.71, re-entering correction territory.
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In Spain, many people got a cosmic fireworks show thanks to a re-entering meteor.
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With his two new shows, he's re-entering the theater in a heightened cultural moment.
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Season 2 opens with Jack, still recovering from a breakup, re-entering the legal world.
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Stadtmueller said his sentence is likely, however, to bar him from re-entering the United States.
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Anthony Diaz-Garcia has been captured again after re-entering the U.S., the Border Patrol says.
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"We could not be more excited to be re-entering 'The Matrix' with Lana," said Emmerich.
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Perhaps Mr Skripal had trodden on some toes in Moscow by re-entering the spying game.
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They could also address Trump's discussions about potentially re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement.
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"We could not be more excited to be re-entering The Matrix with Lana," he said.
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But re-entering the rat race after it's over may be a harder battle to face.
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The proposal has some welcome elements like supporting HBCUs and Pell grants for re-entering citizens.
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"The Return" won the Documentary Award and focuses on the struggles of convicts re-entering society.
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Students are banned from re-entering the country based on how long they overstayed their visas.
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But I was now on the witness list, which prevented me from re-entering the courtroom.
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He spent 107 days in jail and was banned from re-entering Virginia for five years.
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Communities can and do benefit from re-entering community members whose unrealized abilities have been nurtured.
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That September, Mr. Canseco pleaded guilty to one count of illegally re-entering the United States.
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He slowly began re-entering the entertainment world in 2015, appearing in movies and comedy specials.
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Danger and corruption, says a GE employee, are further hampering the company's hopes of re-entering Mosul.
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Hague and Ovchinin went into ballistic descent, re-entering the atmosphere at a steeper angle than normal.
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Before re-entering government as Trump's national security adviser, Bolton openly advocated for regime change in Iran.
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Malaysia's Director General of Immigration, Seri Mustafar Ali, said he's been blacklisted from re-entering the country.
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Witness the recent attempt to ban lawful permanent residents from re-entering the country if they leave.
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In 2007, he voted against expanding services for ex-offenders leaving prison and re-entering public life.
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The Lighthouse Winmore was seized upon re-entering Yeosu on November 24, foreign ministry officials told CNN.
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Illegally re-entering the country after being deported is a felony and will be prosecuted as such.
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"We could not be more excited to be re-entering The Matrix with Lana," said Warner Bros.
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Proceeds will go to the Fortune Society, a charity supporting former convicts re-entering society after incarceration.
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In other words, leaving the course and re-entering farther along, perhaps using other transportation in the process.
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On January 5th he barred Yilen Osorio, a CICIG investigator with diplomatic immunity, from re-entering the country.
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A practical version of this system would not broadcast signals directly to Earth from the re-entering craft.
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On Wednesday, mercury changes signs from Scorpio to Sagittarius, re-entering your house of community and social networking.
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In his speech, the President said he would consider re-entering the Paris agreement or a new deal.
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Germany should block Sami A. from re-entering the country if he tried to do so, he added.
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Fifteen years ago, Jayanthi herself faced difficulty when re-entering the workforce after leaving to raise her children.
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Lastly, Boy deorbits, re-entering the Earth's atmosphere with the aim of destroying both itself and the debris.
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If yes, do you know about any of his or her experiences and challenges in re-entering society?
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For the cast, re-entering the Deadwood set felt like stepping back in time — to 1889, and 2006.
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Then there was the WSJ's report late last week that Apple is considering re-entering the advertising business.
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Under her caretaker's attentive, adamant watch, Marlo again starts to smile, re-entering the world of the living.
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In Europe, Amazon recently announced a hiring program for parents who are interested in re-entering the workforce.
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The CMA also found internal Amazon documents suggesting the tech giant was seriously considering re-entering the market.
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All are to be expelled after serving their terms, and barred from re-entering Hungary for several years.
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Trump suggested last week that he would consider re-entering TPP if a "substantially better deal" were made.
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Harry Potter star Matthew Lewis, who earlier became an internet sensation as Hot Neville Longbottom, is re-entering memehood.
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If you're thinking about re-entering the job market after a long break, economists agree: Now is the time.
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Datuk Seri Mustafar Ali, Malaysia's director general of immigration, said Ri has been blacklisted from re-entering the country.
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It's important work — with every new nest, another animal gets a better chance of successfully re-entering the wild.
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I accompanied Nobile to a check-in meeting with a 60-something female client re-entering the dating scene.
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Stock dealers said some investors consider the market oversold and its current level attractive for re-entering the market.
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If monopolists start to make juicy profits, there is nothing stopping others from entering, or re-entering, the market.
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The company is also considering re-entering other markets in the Americas, a source briefed on the matter said.
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The post comes a few days after Trump asked advisors to consider the possibility of re-entering the TPP.
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He, on the other hand, has two prior deportations and is, for now, barred from re-entering the country.
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He said the measure gave regulators "unprecedented authorities" to prohibit asbestos products from entering or re-entering the market.
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But for a self-styled "decider," re-entering the political arena in this way is a truly terrible decision.
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Last year, it overturned an order barring the commission's head, Iván Velásquez, from re-entering the country after a trip.
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This includes people who have lost a job, are re-entering the workforce or are new to the job market.
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Experts, however, are doubtful that North Korea possesses a warhead capable of surviving the stresses of re-entering Earth's atmosphere.
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Horror stories like that give foreigners living in the US cause for concern, especially when they're re-entering the country.
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Months after a scary car crash left him in need of surgery, Kevin Hart is slowly re-entering the spotlight.
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And their own experiences re-entering society, along with their extraordinary big-heartedness, allowed them to do a lot more.
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As they look for work, they will be re-entering the labor force and thus factoring into the unemployment rate.
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Federal law bars insurers from re-entering the marketplaces for five years, assuming they discontinue all types of individual policies.
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The groups provide services that including child abuse prevention, help for former convicts re-entering society and H.I.V./AIDS support.
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He wistfully recalled re-entering the Coliseum for that first game back, the big bowl swirling in silver and black.
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As I was re-entering India, I had to produce my double-entry e-visa once more to passport control.
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Fox News was similarly abuzz earlier this month after a convicted rapist pleaded guilty to re-entering the country illegally.
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Mr. Israel said that he spotted Ms. Moskowitz re-entering the elevator and rushed to get in the same car.
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The two were also filmed re-entering the 2020 Golden Globes after being told they weren&apost allowed to exit.
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In 2015 he proposed a five-year mandatory minimum sentence for anyone re-entering the country illegally after being deported.
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It said that their continued presence in Singapore was "undesirable" and that they would be permanently barred from re-entering.
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Re-entering the United States via train from Vancouver, there's a 210- to 230-minute border stop for immigration inspection.
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To help improve his chances, he enrolled in Mission: St. Louis, a job-training center for people re-entering society.
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No one eligible for settled status would be barred from re-entering Britain when free movement ends, the Home Office said.
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In addition to dealing with a divorce, once-married individuals are re-entering a different dating world than they once knew.
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"He was banned from re-entering Germany at the same time," a security source in the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg said.
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"He was banned from re-entering Germany at the same time", the security source in the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg said.
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With water levels dropping, they resumed dives Saturday, re-entering a chamber from which they had retreated earlier in the week.
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Now that hoop earrings are re-entering the fashion mainstream, we're trying our best to catch up on the dormant staple.
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The Russell 2000 remained in correction territory, and the Dow Transportation Average was on the verge of re-entering a correction.
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"He was banned from re-entering Germany at the same time", the security source in the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg said.
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Fujifilm has announced that it's re-entering the black-and-white film market after stopping production more than a year ago.
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"We are not re-entering the day-to-day combat operations that are currently being conducted by Afghanistan forces," he said.
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In re-entering the agreement, President Trump could define a narrative that would be very difficult for his opponents to overcome.
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Fortunately, I was parked, and the screen became usable again once I reset it by exiting and re-entering the car.
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According to the rules of the international pact, leaving is a lot harder than entering or re-entering after a withdrawal.
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Last week, Mr. Morales went on to bar Mr. Velazquez, who was in Washington for meetings, from re-entering the country.
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Another American editor, Daniel O'Connell, 28, was recently stopped at Cairo's international airport, deported and barred from re-entering the country.
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According to the report, some teachers were guarding the hallways and some doors were locked to keep students from re-entering.
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The missiles "are predominantly re-entering into Japanese airspace," Flight Service Bureau, a Florida-based aviation consulting firm, said in August.
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Two schools were largely untouched, their brightly colored slides and swings eerily deserted as residents remained barred from re-entering the city.
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After re-entering Earth's atmosphere from space, the cargo capsule deploys parachutes in order to safely touch down in the Pacific Ocean.
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Glide vehicles pull up after re-entering the atmosphere, using the curvature of the Earth to delay detection by ballistic-missile defences.
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And in other variations, the card gets ripped in half before re-entering the game, making "accidental" kissing a little more likely.
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The tidal wave of highly anticipated initial public offerings has already begun, with Levi Strauss re-entering the public sphere last week.
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The White House said Trump told top economic advisors to look at the possibility of re-entering a massive Pacific trade deal.
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She was convicted of two misdemeanors - using falsified documents and illegally re-entering the United States after her mother's funeral in Mexico.
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"In the last few weeks he's been slowly re-entering society he tells me," Ms. Zalkind said on Twitter on Feb. 29.
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Some saw his op-ed article as a first step toward re-entering the public arena after a year in the shadows.
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Dan is an idealistic print journalist, which is to say he's unemployed and lacking viable options for re-entering the work force.
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One of the most challenging obstacles veterans of all ages must face is entering or re-entering into the workforce after service.
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He was convicted of illegally re-entering, served 45 days in prison and was deported to Honduras a second time in November.
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For most of her life, had she tried to visit Mexico, she would have been barred from re-entering the United States.
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According to another New York Times article, the boys all served seven to 13 years before completing their sentences and re-entering society.
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One tried and tested solution is to plunge a re-entering craft into a zone known as the South Pacific Ocean Uninhabited Area.
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The former governor of California, 69, took to social media Sunday to refute speculation that he is considering re-entering the political arena.
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Some daters have tragically lost their previous partners, and many share their stories and their reasons for re-entering the world of dating.
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Trump said he will consider re-entering the agreement, or renegotiating an entirely new deal, if the conditions are better suited to Americans.
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Katumbi was blocked from re-entering Congo last year to file his candidacy for the presidential election — a race polls showed him leading.
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Before re-entering government at the start of the Trump administration, Hagin ran a private contracting firm he founded with other former officials.
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The program is administered by the Prisoner Reentry Institute, an arm of John Jay dedicated to finding best practices for re-entering inmates.
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And there are free elections in which anyone can run, but which Mr. Orban has won handsomely since re-entering office in 2010.
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I interviewed one woman in her 20s who'd posted on Reddit about re-entering the dating pool after a five-year relationship ended.
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Last year CEO Robin Li said in no uncertain terms that Baidu wouldn't be worried by the prospect of Google re-entering China.
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We see him leaving Pakistan and we see him re-entering Pakistan in the dates that he roughly told us he was there.
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But for Benjamin-Émile Le Hay, 30, re-entering Brooklyn's rental market after a nearly six-year hiatus was a particularly jarring experience.
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He embarked on its six-month program to help recovering addicts get back on their feet, including preparations for re-entering the workforce.
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Before modern criminal background checks, the BSA said it maintained files to prevent individuals accused of abusing youth from re-entering their programs.
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The Department of Homeland Security said that the order also barred green card holders from those countries from re-entering the United States.
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"There's a really large learning curve for someone who's just re-entering from a different field," he said during a break from class.
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Upon re-entering the exhibition space from the garden, I noticed the jarring "Whites Only" sign affixed to one of the bathroom doors.
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He seems to be re-entering the public arena, he&aposs been over there in Italy, maybe working on that populous moving over there.
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VICE chatted with three ex-cons to get more perspective on what re-entering the workforce was like once they got out of prison.
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Whether you're paying or receiving child support or alimony, or re-entering the workforce, you'll simply need to adjust to a new financial reality.
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But usually, these falling objects are small enough or shaped in such a way that they'll burn up safely while re-entering the atmosphere.
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In response, Trump said he could conceivably see the U.S. re-entering the pact if a better deal for U.S. companies was worked out.
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It knows that Doves launched from the ISS have only a short life anyway, re-entering the atmosphere after nine to 83 months aloft.
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But sometimes American evolves for the better, and those nation-wide changes can indirectly help alleviate the conflicts that come with re-entering society.
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Trump on Thursday instructed top administration officials to explore re-entering the TPP -- a trade pact he pulled the U.S. out of last year.
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In 1992, Ross Perot garnered nearly 20 million votes (19 percent), despite dropping out of the race for several weeks and then re-entering.
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Katumbi was blocked from re-entering the country last year to file his candidacy for the presidential election — a race polls showed him leading.
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The piano still seemed to represent the scene of the crash, and it felt as if she were re-entering a space of peril.
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After Mr. Canseco's arrest in 2015 on charges of illegally re-entering the country, there were trips to jail and to a federal courthouse.
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The last thing he remembered was leaving a nightclub to get some air and being prevented from re-entering by bouncers, his lawyer said.
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Season 2 finds Connor re-entering the business to help the F.B.I. swoop down on a collector who's running a terrorism-financed smuggling ring.
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It is a sign of economic strength not weakness — discouraged workers are re-entering the labor market, leading to an increase in measured unemployment.
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A spokeswoman for Avis said the company has about 40,000 "connected" cars, which measure fuel levels when exiting and re-entering the rental facility.
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At least one of the attackers, Salah Abdeslam, remains at large, having eluded Belgian authorities after re-entering the country, which remains on high alert.
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It was the first time Ali Jr. and his mother have ever been asked if they're Muslim when re-entering the United States, he said.
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The executive order also bars green card holders from those seven countries from re-entering the United States, according to The Department of Homeland Security.
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Mr East hopes Rolls can consider re-entering this segment in the 2020s with the cash generated by servicing the engines it is currently building.
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When it reaches a certain altitude, SpaceShipTwo will be launched into space around 68 miles above the Earth's surface before re-entering the planet's atmosphere.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's parliament was temporarily evacuated on Monday after a fire alarm but people have begun re-entering the building, a Reuters reporter said.
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Being cheap means that once their orbits decay and they burn up on re-entering the atmosphere, CubeSats can simply be replaced with newer versions.
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After remaining out of the public eye during the first few months of President Trump's term, Obama has slowly begun re-entering the public sphere.
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At least two recent ballistic missile tests demonstrated a dummy warhead successfully re-entering the atmosphere at least in a limited fashion, by not shattering.
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On Monday, the sank 2.23 percent — re-entering correction territory and closing below its 200-day moving average for the first time since June 2016.
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In a 2004 book, "Two Sides of the Moon," he detailed how high pressure in his spacesuit nearly prevented him from re-entering the capsule.
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Targeting parents for re-entering the country illegally, rather than trying to go after them for smuggling, presents prosecutors with a higher likelihood of success.
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Then, the planet will end its retrograde transit and begin moving direct in Aquarius on March 9, before finally re-entering Pisces on March 16.
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Kratovil believes the day will come when American lawyers look at suits like wigs and change out of them before re-entering the outside world.
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True criminal justice reform includes the cash bail system, expanding funding for public defenders and eliminating obstacles to re-entering and participating fully in society.
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Saidi issued a ban over his walkie-talkie against anyone re-entering the hospital, in an apparent attempt to prevent looting by undisciplined security elements.
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Mnuchin said he supports the tariffs and reiterated that Trump remains open to re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership so long as concessions are made.
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One Touch, which is currently available in 23 countries, allows online shoppers to pay for purchases without re-entering payment information every time they shop online.
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The company has been criticized after reports it was considering re-entering China's search engine market and would comply with its internet censorship and surveillance policies.
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But that record was thrown out after marathon officials said they reviewed security footage and showed Meza leaving and re-entering the course at different places.
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The best solution to the problem of re-entering space debris is to build spacecraft so that nothing will reach the ground in the first place.
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But soon the two light up their engines high in the sky — the entry burn, which slows the rockets down when re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
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Last week, Hayden Panettiere, star of ABC's now-canceled drama Nashville, announced she was re-entering rehab to treat postpartum depression after initial treatment in October.
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Although the risk of injury cannot be ruled out, no one is known to have been injured by re-entering debris since the space age began.
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Britain's Lloyd's Register said on Monday it was working on resuming services, while Norwegian-headquartered DNV GL said it was considering "re-entering the Iranian market".
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Most farcically Slick Rick, a British-born rapper, was once arrested for illegally deporting himself and illegally re-entering America after performing on a Caribbean Cruise.
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Iran is re-entering the market and it will be increasing its production levels in order to restore its market share, which was before the sanctions.
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President Donald Trump has told top economic advisors to look at the possibility of re-entering a massive Pacific trade deal, the White House said Thursday.
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In the 2004 book "Two Sides of the Moon," he detailed how high pressure in his spacesuit had nearly prevented him from re-entering the capsule.
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If Dev was someone who didn't quite know what he wanted in season one, he starts season two as a man slowly re-entering his life.
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It can carry a large number of decoys or, it is rumoured, up to ten warheads—each able to manoeuvre independently after re-entering the atmosphere.
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The CMA has argued that Deliveroo's cash injection from Amazon could reduce competition by removing the possibility of the e-commerce giant re-entering the market.
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Amazon's patent for one-click shopping, which lets customers buy things without entering and re-entering their billing, payment or shipping information, was issued in 1999.
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It could carry a large number of decoys or (it is rumoured) up to ten warheads—each capable of manoeuvring independently after re-entering the atmosphere.
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They are essential for helping people like Mr. Bailey deal with the emotional scars of prison and the inevitable disorientation of re-entering a changed world.
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The Justice Department announced late Tuesday that it has charged 37-year-old Manuel Orrego-Zavala with illegally re-entering the U.S. after two prior deportations.
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Overall transaction volume grew from 2014 to 2018, Mr. Hofer said, due in part to Spanish buyers re-entering Majorca's market as the country's economy rebounded.
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As dermatologist Melissa K. Levin, MD, of Entière Dermatology explains, an ingrown hair is essentially your skin's inflammatory reaction to the hair shaft re-entering the skin.
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The company has come under criticism after reports it was considering re-entering China's search engine market and would comply with its internet censorship and surveillance policies.
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The Warriors' late run coincided with Curry re-entering the game for the final time with 143:59 to go and the Pelicans hanging within 101-98.
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Nymeria re-entering the picture and recognizing Arya is like Argos recognizing Odysseus at the end of the Odyssey, except the dire wolf doesn't immediately die afterward.
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Though Sorrentino will be re-entering the party scene for the show, which will film in Miami, Florida, Farley promises the cast will be watching over him.
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In addition to foreign visitors, media reports in recent months have suggested digital data of Americans re-entering the country has also been subject to added scrutiny.
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Amanda Bynes has graduated from a prominent fashion school in Los Angeles -- and she appears to be doing great after recently re-entering a mental health facility.
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Earlier this week, the Australian state of Queensland abandoned its plans to implement lockout laws that would keep people from entering or re-entering venues after 1AM.
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The VSS Unity then fires its engines and launches into suborbital space before re-entering the Earth's atmosphere after customers have experienced a few minutes of weightlessness.
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Reports that the president would consider re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership and reigniting multi-lateral trade talks also gave stocks a late-day boost, Cramer said.
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Re-entering the workforce is no easy feat either: a 2016 survey found 80% of businesses in one city in south Japan would not hire ex-gangsters.
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In Vietnam on Monday, Mr. Obama insisted that "we are not re-entering the day-to-day combat operations" that he declared an end to in 2014.
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These are some of the many American citizens re-entering the country who have been subjected to searches of their cellphones and questioning about their social media.
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Some of the biggest spikes in reported UFO sightings in recent years have later been explained by meteors, missiles or debris from satellites re-entering the atmosphere.
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The NHL confirmed that Voynov had a meeting with commissioner Gary Bettman this spring to begin outlining the process of re-entering the league, according to ESPN.
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When it reaches a certain altitude, the Virgin Galactic craft will launch into space around 68 miles above the Earth's surface, before re-entering the planet's atmosphere.
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He argued that higher rates of unemployment can be a barrier to re-entering society from prisonand that the availability of jobs could lower rates of recidivism.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Maduro would order border authorities to prevent Mr. Guaidó from re-entering Venezuela or have him arrested if he sought to return.
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An ICE statement said Donoteo-Reyes was deported from the U.S. in 2016 and 2017, and was also convicted the latter year for re-entering the county illegally.
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The renewed pressure from Washington will probably extend PSA's lead as rivals hold back from re-entering Iran, Quemard told the press call from a Tehran automotive conference.
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He would work to eliminate barriers for felons re-entering society from prison, including restrictions on allowing them to receive food stamps, educational Pell grants and housing support.
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Had Mrs Clinton won, Mr Rouhani's men were looking forward to continuing their working relationship with many of Mr Obama's officials and re-entering the global banking system.
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ARSON SUSPECT CALLS CHARGES A 'LIE' AS CALIFORNIA'S HOLY FIRE GROWS "The public is asked to use caution when re-entering the affected area," the CNF's tweet said.
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In the video, which was sent to WTHR from the student's mother, the attacker can be seen re-entering the frame and pummeling the student in the head.
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Specifically, first-time homebuyers or people re-entering the housing market in Pennsylvania would be able to put up to $22014,1053 over 2105 years in a designated account.
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Trump has also been discussing changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement and floated re-entering a trade deal with Pacific Rim nations, the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Specifically, first-time homebuyers or people re-entering the housing market in Pennsylvania would be able to put up to $20150,000 over 10 years in a designated account.
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"He said he's going to deputize (National Economic Council Chairman) Larry Kudlow and (US Trade Representative) Robert Lighthizer to look at re-entering the TPP negotiations," Republican Sen.
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Everyone's older, of course, and they're re-entering a culture the show helped change by mainstreaming gay characters in prime time — making itself less distinctive in the process.
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I'm talking about the fact that Google is considering re-entering the Chinese market after leaving it with a lot of righteous indignation less than a decade ago.
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North Korea may not be able to attach a nuclear warhead to the missile so that it could survive the heat and friction of re-entering the atmosphere.
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He plans efforts to eliminate barriers for felons re-entering society from prison, including restrictions on allowing them to receive food stamps, educational Pell grants and housing support.
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For each item bought, another one would be donated to Smart Works, an organization that provides clothing and interview training to unemployed women re-entering the work force.
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But there are still managers who are thriving, as well as big names that are re-entering the space or picking it up again after a tough stretch.
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If your Wi-Fi is not connecting because of an incorrect password, try re-entering the password and see if that fixes your Xbox One connection problem. 1.
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For her, the reunion is a particularly poignant return to her roots, not only in collaborating with Olson but in re-entering a genre dominated by men and machismo.
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The big picture: Google's reported look at re-entering the Chinese search market has become a flashpoint for the company in Washington, with lawmakers expressing concerns about the project.
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"Temporary exclusion orders", only one of which has been issued, allow the government to prevent Britons merely suspected of fighting with foreign terrorist groups from re-entering the country.
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He was equally impressed by how Ingram was able to sit for a long stretch before re-entering the game and hitting two big shots in a comeback victory.
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After re-entering a relatively close game (44-37) with 9:10 remaining in the half, Thompson immediately regained the touch that had produced his 17-point first period.
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It was not clear whether re-entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which allows the company to restructure as opposed to liquidate its assets, would alter the interest of prospective buyers.
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So because people don't want to be rude, some store their password on their phone or computer so they don't have to keep re-entering it for each purchase.
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Boparai has been abroad three times this year and hasn't had problems re-entering the country, but even though he's here legally, he wants to prepare for the worst.
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But experts say it could take five years for the North to develop the technology needed, including a warhead capable of surviving the stress of re-entering the atmosphere.
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North Korea also appears to have made critical progress in developing warheads that will be capable of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere and reaching a target at intercontinental ranges.
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After re-entering a relatively close game (44-13) with 9:10 remaining in the half, Thompson immediately regained the touch that had produced his 17-point first period.
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Lance Stephenson is (Sort Of) Relevant Again One of the great side effects from Indiana's hot start is Lance Stephenson re-entering our lives in a semi-meaningful way.
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Ms. Moseley pulled a hood over her head and started the attack, the sheriff said, first shooting Mr. Aguda outside the building before re-entering to continue the rampage.
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Brazilian Justice Minister Sergio Moro said he was ready to help Paraguay recapture the escaped criminals and was working with border-state authorities to stop them re-entering Brazil.
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Travelers already in transit were stranded, protests erupted in the United States, and green card holders were initially blocked from re-entering the country before being allowed back in.
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For people who are re-entering society after serving prison sentences, Mr. Biden sets a goal of "ensuring" that all formerly incarcerated people have housing when they are released.
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It also barred green card holders from those countries from re-entering the United States, the Department of Homeland Security said, though the administration said exemptions could be granted.
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She was convicted of two misdemeanors, one for using falsified documents and another for illegally re-entering the United States after attending her mother's funeral in Mexico, he said.
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About one-third of noncitizen federal inmates are serving time for immigration offenses — usually re-entering the country illegally after being deported — that are not covered by state law.
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He then is seen re-entering the mosque and opening fire again, methodically moving from room to room and shooting into piles of bodies slumped on the green carpets.
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Analysts said that Nomura was re-entering the private equity market in Japan as potential buyers grow willing to take on risky assets a decade after the global financial crisis.
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Since re-entering office in 2010, Orban has frequently sought to wrest control of previously independent institutions; curbing judicial independence, restricting news media freedom and plurality and attacking academic organizations.
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Re-entering society can feel like a huge contrast after inhabiting the psychedelic space, which means one of the most important tools for integration is having a supportive, caring community.
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The previous National Government had ruled out re-entering the mine due to safety concerns, a stance that had been opposed by many family members of the men who died.
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The company has come under criticism after reports it is considering re-entering the Chinese search engine market and would agree to comply with China's internet censorship and surveillance policies.
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Re-entering the law, at a firm whose partners included her old flame Will Gardner (Josh Charles), she applied her political skills, including the ability to make moral trade-offs.
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He hasn&apost been charged in that investigation but has been charged with tampering with evidence after allegedly re-entering the U.S. and possessing counterfeit documents, according to the newspaper.
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Recent news reports have suggested that Google is considering re-entering the Chinese market after leaving the country in 2010 amid chafing about the censorship policies of the Chinese government.
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But Abe may also be hoping to discuss a multilateral trade deal, the Trans Pacific Partnership, after you instructed your staff to examine the United States re-entering the TPP.
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President Trump has deputized his chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow and his top trade negotiator Robert Lighthizer to take a fresh look at at re-entering Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations.
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I have seen countless women try to get their old jobs back when re-entering the workplace, only to find them no longer available or a lesser position offered instead.
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Even after I acquired insurance upon re-entering the work force, I spent so much money on monthly payments, co-pays and deductibles that I could barely afford basic necessities.
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Nor has the North shown that it has a warhead that can survive the intense heat and friction of re-entering the earth's atmosphere from space, a crucial technological hurdle.
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"We keep one another strong," said Dr. Jiménez, who says she has been unemployed since being fired in June and is now barred from re-entering Cuba for eight years.
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Though my involvement with the company was short-lived, the relief of earning again, after illness and loss, was the first step toward re-entering the world of the living.
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But Rousey is only now re-entering the Octagon after a sometimes troubled 13 months during which her star has dimmed and many fans have moved on to other idols.
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The House is scheduled to vote this week on a bill, known as Kate's Law, that would stiffen penalties for immigrants caught illegally re-entering the country after being deported.
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When your Kindle Paperwhite resets, you will have to set up the device as if it was new from the box, re-entering your Wi-Fi and Amazon account information.
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Frank Meza violated a number of race rules during the 2019 Skechers Performance Los Angeles Marathon, including re-entering the course from a position other than where he left it.
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The evidence-based programs are designed to reduce offenders' risk of recidivism — that is, of returning to a life of crime — and increase their chances of successfully re-entering society.
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While the missile traveled only about 580 miles, it did so by reaching 1,700 miles into space and re-entering the atmosphere, North Korean, South Korean and Japanese officials said.
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It's a breastfeeding class focused on re-entering the workforce, and doing so with a pumping game plan — the kind of wheel many new moms find themselves reinventing on their own.
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"He left the door open to re-entering at some later time if there can be a better deal for the United States," said McMaster said on ABC's "This Week" program.
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Yet Trump now seems to be reverting to his original plan -- one derided as a "touchback" policy in which those without proper papers must return home before re-entering the country.
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One trooper then nudged the boy's car at a slow speed into a mile post sign, and another state vehicle blocked the boy's car, preventing him from re-entering the road.
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He is the breadwinner for his parents, and while he yearns to reunite with them to deliver the money in person, he knows the risk of re-entering the U.S. illegally.
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On Wednesday, Mercury will change signs from Scorpio to Sagittarius, re-entering your house of career and putting you in contact with important authorities who can help you execute these ideals.
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The presidents willingness to tolerate higher prices appears to be diminishing and his tweet-intervention zone has fallen over time (Oil prices are re-entering the tweet zone, Reuters, Sept. 13).
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Rehoming your pet to a trusted contact prevents your pet from re-entering the stressful shelter system and often leaves the pet's former owner feeling more at peace with their decision.
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But upon re-entering the rankings this week, Texas Tech (8-1) opened a 30-point lead in the first half and stiff-armed the Owls the rest of the way.
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TARGETING CRITERIA FOR FUNDS RE-ENTERING THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM FOLLOWING RECEIPT FROM DIGITAL CURRENCY EXCHANGE (EGRESS) — Rapid outgoing cash and cash-intensive activity at retail banks and digital currency ATM kiosks.
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By offering those plans, Anthem will avoid a five-year ban on re-entering the individual health plan markets that is imposed on insurers who completely exit a state's Obamacare market.
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J Street has been pushing an online petition calling on Democratic candidates to support re-entering the deal, while highlighting on social media which ones have and have not voiced support.
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"He left the door open to re-entering at some later time if there can be a better deal for the United States," national security adviser H.R. McMaster said in September.
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Australia is still dominating mobile broadband in the Asia-Pacific but progress on landline is steady, with the country re-entering the top 50 in the first quarter of this year.
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Where Rohnert Park was kind of about existing in a suburban stasis, this one seems to be focused with re-entering the world and just being overwhelmed by all of it.
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But North Korea has yet to demonstrate that its warhead would not burn up while re-entering the atmosphere or that it could hit a target with reasonable accuracy, analysts said.
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The president's willingness to tolerate higher prices appears to be diminishing and his tweet-intervention zone has fallen over time ("Oil prices are re-entering the tweet zone", Reuters, Sept. 13).
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Workers who don't currently have a job and are re-entering the labor force might have less bargaining power when it comes to negotiating salaries, which could weigh on wage data.
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It considered re-entering the market in 2018 but abandoned those conversations after facing backlash from employees, and eventually politicians, who criticized it for wanting to provide a censored search engine.
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And, like any smart employee does when they receive a new job offer, Sherman reached out to the Seahawks' general manager to see if they were interested in re-entering negotiations.
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He had previously served a prison sentence for illegally re-entering the country, and was transferred in 85033 to San Francisco to face a 20-year-old charge for selling marijuana.
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"There's a very limited number of jobs that people re-entering society can do, but they are key to our success," said Ted Matkom, president of the Wisconsin market for Gorman.
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His levels of the stress hormone cortisol remained normal, but he had a spike in inflammation soon after landing on Earth -- most likely because of the stress of re-entering the atmosphere.
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The Europeans who have attempted to convince the mullahs to live up to Iran's responsibilities to the JCPOA may have inadvertently moved Iran closer to re-entering negotiations with the United States.
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Others had problems after re-entering their home early or being sprayed in the face or at close range during a nozzle malfunction or by pointing the nozzle in the wrong direction.
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In March, police took fresh steps to combat the issue, banning those who unlawfully overstay from re-entering the country, and the NBTC's proposal was seen as an extension of those efforts.
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In California, there's no state financial aid specifically directed at students re-entering college, despite the fact that there are 4.5 million adults in the state with some credit but no degree.
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Re-entering the Paris Agreement would find two camps of critics: Democrats who would cry foul, arguing that the president didn't renegotiate anything, and conservatives who are ideologically opposed to climate action.
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Employers would be more reticent to hire women and minorities — especially those just re-entering the workforce — since they automatically would be included in future gender- or race-based class-action lawsuits.
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The first and biggest set consists of millennials who have prioritized their careers over relationships; the second is Gen X and baby boomer post-divorcees who are re-entering the dating world.
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While re-entering the atmosphere at the end of their missions, each of these satellites successfully completed at least two full rotations around the Earth at altitudes below 243 miles (262 km).
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Democratic and Republican lawmakers are also expected to press him on Google's possible plans for re-entering China, a market the company left in 2010 over concerns about censorship and government hacking.
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Last week, President Hassan Rouhani of Iran said he would consider re-entering negotiations with the United States — if Mr. Trump first recommitted to the nuclear deal that was struck in 2015.
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Nor has the country demonstrated that its nuclear warheads could survive the intense heat and friction of re-entering the atmosphere after a long-range flight through space and hit their targets.
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It's what makes crossing the border without authorization illegal — specifically, a misdemeanor; re-entering after being deported is a felony — and it dates back to a low point in U.S. immigration history.
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Consider, Professor Hathaway said, what kind of a world we could be re-entering, if the Trump administration's escalation of its conflicts with other nations were to shred the current international consensus.
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But if it is missing some elements – including the ability to protect a warhead from burning up during the stresses of re-entering the atmosphere – it seems likely to achieve them soon.
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Not only is that talk hindering NAFTA negotiations and any potential of re-entering a Pacific trade deal, the president isn't saying what it is exactly that he wants in the agreements.
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Japan has said it would be willing to enter a one-on-one deal only if it would serve as a bridge to the United States' re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Johnson is a mercurial political figure who has a record of being socially liberal while Mayor of London but economically Conservative since re-entering parliament and becoming the leader of his party.
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On Wednesday, the regulator said that it was also concerned that the deal would discourage Amazon from re-entering the online food delivery market as a competitor to Deliveroo in the future.
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More than half a million people are released each year in the United States, most with a meager $200 of gate money coupled with an abundance of barriers to re-entering society.
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And because they had overstayed their Thai visas by five months, they were fined and banned from re-entering the country for a year, meaning they could not leave Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport.
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Update January 9th, 9:30AM ET: This article was updated to include statements from SpaceX's President and COO Gwynne Shotwell, and information about the Falcon 9's upper stage re-entering Earth's atmosphere.
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Trump claimed that he'd be open to re-entering the deal if he could "renegotiate" the terms of the agreement, prompting France, Italy, and Germany to immediately respond that it cannot be renegotiated.
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"These European signatories (to the deal) also cannot be trusted ... Iran's enemies cannot be trusted," Khatami said, as hardline protesters urged the government not to "repeat the same mistake" by re-entering negotiations.
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When I started the program, I was surprised to further hone my skills in agile methodologies and be paired with a mentor who offered me guidance and coaching on re-entering the workforce.
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Airline crew spots North Korean missile The crew of a Cathay Pacific flight was en route to Hong Kong when they saw what they believed was a missile re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
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But she argued that prisons must train inmates to become responsible citizens capable of re-entering society, and noted that the recidivism rate of inmates in similar programs is far lower than average.
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The first lady, Melania Trump, will also be re-entering the spotlight, traveling alongside her husband for a trip that culminates on Monday with Mr. Trump's meeting with President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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Re-entering Deir al-Zour would move the Syrian forces and their allied Iranian-backed militias a step closer to controlling the oil-rich eastern province of the same name, which borders Iraq.
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Nearly three weeks after a Saudi-led coalition blockaded Yemen's airports and seaports, cutting off much of the country from desperately needed aid, shipments have begun re-entering ports held by Houthi rebels.
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Mr. Trump, who has put China's "unfair" trade practices in his cross hairs, turned to Mr. Kudlow and Robert Lighthizer, his trade negotiator, and asked them to look into re-entering the agreement.
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Alphabet's Google said on Wednesday it has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) game on Tencent social media app WeChat, as the company continues to show tentative signs of re-entering China's consumer market.
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Since then, Google employees have advocated to prevent their employer from re-entering the Chinese market if it meant providing a censored search engine that hands over all search results to the government.
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Earlier this month, the regulator said that it was also concerned that the deal would discourage Amazon from re-entering the online food delivery market as a competitor to Deliveroo in the future.
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No matter what else happens in The Last Jedi, we now know it contains the moment every fanboy and fangirl has been waiting to see for years: Luke Skywalker re-entering the Millennium Falcon.
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The agency announced that Anthony Diaz-Garcia, who is facing charges for re-entering the country as an aggravated felon, was in federal custody as of Monday after being tracked down west of Nogales.
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The bank pulled back "far too much" from certain businesses after the shock of its mortgage losses and fines, and re-entering the market with a focus on healthy consumers makes sense, he said.
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"Their children, such as Shamina's child, will still retain the right to be British but they will effectively lose any means of re-entering the UK and be stuck in war zones," said Prabhat.
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All we've seen are basic rockets (useful for escaping Earth's gravity well), plane-like space shuttles (useful for re-entering it), Moon modules (the lunar lander), and modular orbital tubes (the International Space Station).
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What's in it for them: Humana gets a 50-50 partner to sell small business coverage in a growing part of the country (without re-entering the individual Affordable Care Act market it abandoned).
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Now, Republicans are working on legislation to impose a mandatory five-year minimum prison sentence for immigrants who have twice been charged with illegally re-entering the country or have prior aggravated felony convictions.
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Wellmark has also stated that it would consider re-entering Iowa's ACA exchange if the state approves the agency's proposal for a federally-funded reinsurance program, which would help manage the steep medical costs.
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And the country has for years worked on miniaturizing a nuclear warhead so it can be fitted atop a long-range missile and survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the earth's atmosphere.
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This means the dummy test warhead separated successfully from the body of the missile and largely survived the massive heat and friction stress of re-entering the atmosphere after being fired into high altitudes.
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Still, students with visas who are re-entering the country to return to school should not encounter problems, said Kevin R. Johnson, dean of the School of Law at the University of California, Davis.
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He has banned Iván Velásquez, its head and a former Colombian prosecutor, from re-entering the country — all to scarcely a whimper from a Trump administration notoriously hostile to the United Nations and multilateralism.
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Outside of re-entering the Paris Agreement and curbing emissions, we need to heavily fund research into geoengineering projects such as carbon capture in order to undo some of the damage we've already done.
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The country has yet to master the technologies needed to prevent the warhead at the tip of its long-range ballistic missile from burning up while re-entering Earth's atmosphere, South Korean officials said.
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Here's what you need to know: • There was rare good news in Yemen: Aid shipments of food and medical supplies have begun re-entering ports weeks after a Saudi-led coalition imposed a blockade.
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Zverev posted strong results last fall, reaching the quarterfinals of two ATP events in China and then a semifinal in Basel, Switzerland, and re-entering the top 100 for the first time since 2011.
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All U.S. green card holders, who are legal permanent U.S. residents, were included in Trump's executive action and were required to undergo additional screening before re-entering the country, administration officials said on Saturday.
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On Wednesday, he told a gaggle of reporters that he could accept the Assad regime re-entering the previously Kurdish-held city of Manbij, as long as it expelled Kurdish fighters from the area.
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Bemba was disqualified by the constitutional court earlier this month over a witness tampering conviction while Katumbi was prevented from re-entering the country last month to register his candidacy after two years in exile.
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The order, which takes effect March 16 to ensure a more orderly rollout than the previous version, does not restrict legal permanent residents, or green card holders, from re-entering the U.S., the DHS said.
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Pompey would not have survived in the Premier League even without the points penalty, though that was not the case in 2011/12 when they were deducted a further 10 points for re-entering administration.
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In a rush to get back out in front, Bell and Hunter-Reay came together leaving both cars pointed nose first into the pit wall with minor damage, re-entering the race a lap down.
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North Korean state media said on Wednesday the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) was launched from a newly developed vehicle in a "breakthrough" and that the warhead could withstand the pressure of re-entering the atmosphere.
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If I buy something at one of the wrong registers, the cashier must log out of it and log on at the right register before re-entering my purchase so I can use Apple Pay.
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A 23-year-old Mexican DACA recipient who sued the Trump administration in April, claiming he had been unlawfully deported, was arrested this week and charged with illegally re-entering the U.S., per the WSJ.
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While "most" of its parts will burn up while re-entering the atmosphere, China said it would monitor stray debris from the spacecraft's break up and alert international bodies of potential damage on the ground.
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The speech follows a meeting with members of Congress and governors on agriculture policy, in which Trump suggested the U.S. may consider re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership that the administration abandoned last year. Sen.
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There is immersive theater, and then there is theater so immersive that re-entering the world afterward comes as a shock, because you did not realize it had taken you so deep into another reality.
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If the three Democratic senators did vote with Republicans on a proposal to impose tougher penalties on undocumented immigrants re-entering the country illegally, GOP leadership would still need to flip an additional five senators.
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But "Murphy Brown" is re-entering a TV space very different from when it first aired three decades ago, and it may face the biggest obstacles to success out of any of those recent revivals.
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The legislation from the Republican-controlled House would increase prison sentences for those re-entering the country illegally and pressure so-called sanctuary cities to comply with federal immigration officials, including through cutting federal funds.
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The CDU's also proposes to make it possible to expel asylum seekers if they commit a crime carrying a prison term of more than 90 days, after which they would be prevented from re-entering.
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Imagine getting released after a few weeks in a dungeon and re-entering the world only to see people on national television demanding your head and religious parties on street corners waiting to lynch you.
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A DHS spokesperson on Saturday told the Associated Press that foreign-born U.S. residents who could have been barred from re-entering the United States under Trump's immigration order have been allowed back into the country.
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The Mercedes engine's infamous 'party mode' that delivered Hamilton a blistering pole lap on Saturday could do little once Ferrari's Vettel nosed ahead when re-entering from pit-lane midway through the race at Albert Park.
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This includes but is not limited to: [I] would also return the US to the international stage on climate, re-entering the Paris Agreement and working alongside our international partners, including China, to tackle this crisis.
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The East African country, which has a history of meddling in lawless eastern Congo, is eager to prevent the ADF from re-entering Uganda's oil-rich western region as the resulting insecurity could force out investors.
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The news organization also said Saturday that an American editor who had been working in Cairo for it, Daniel O'Connell, 28, was recently stopped at Cairo's international airport, deported and barred from re-entering the country.
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We know that right now, efforts to assist those re-entering society from prison are woefully inadequate, as almost two-thirds of Kentuckians under community supervision end up back in prison for probation or parole violations.
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The last thing he remembered was leaving a nightclub for some air and being prevented from re-entering by bouncers, his lawyer said, though witnesses said Mr. Whilby was ejected from the club without his jacket.
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Money removed from high-risk sites such as hospitals and markets would be sealed and specially treated, but it would then be held by the People's Bank of China instead of re-entering circulation, officials said.
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Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, was criticized by immigrant groups for deporting scores of non-citizen U.S. military veterans and for deporting immigrants whose only crime was re-entering the country after an earlier removal order.
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SODUS, N.Y. – A farm worker who authorities said admits to burying the body of his girlfriend — but not killing her — was charged Friday with having counterfeit citizenship documents and re-entering the country after twice being deported.
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Corey Lewandowski said he doesn't believe Cruz was sincere when he said Monday that he'd not only, like Trump, boot undocumented immigrants out of the United States -- he'd also prevent them from re-entering the country legally.
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"With the cryptocurrency securing a solid weekly close above the psychological $10,000 level, speculation may heighten over bitcoin bulls re-entering the scene," Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at futures brokerage FXTM in London, said in a note.
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But South Korea's intelligence service said last month it does not believe North Korea has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
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Carefully considering credit within the discussion of criminal justice reform may provide an important avenue for improving former inmates' chances of successfully re-entering our society — all of which can help reduce the overall rate of crime.
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Nineteen other states and the District of Columbia prohibit youth from being sentenced to a life in prison with absolutely no hope of re-entering as a productive member of society and no goal to work toward.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The crew of a Cathay Pacific flight from San Francisco to Hong Kong saw what they believed was a North Korean ballistic missile re-entering the Earth's atmosphere last Wednesday, the airline said Monday.
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The ATP also recommended that its players remain in the United States if they intended to play in the Miami Open in order to avoid any quarantines brought about by leaving and then re-entering the country.
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Money removed from high-risk sites such as hospitals and markets would be sealed and specially treated, but it would then be held by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) instead of re-entering circulation, officials said.
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But with relations at their lowest point in a decade, Sinn Fein insists among its demands for re-entering government that Foster must step aside while months of investigations begin into a botched green energy scheme she established.
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As one of its conditions for re-entering a power-sharing arrangement, Sinn Fein is demanding greater emphasis on "legacy" issues, which in its parlance generally means prosecuting soldiers and policemen for acts of violence during the Troubles.
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After the test launch last week, North Korean state media said the ballistic missile was equipped with a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
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Candidates spent the most time talking about Iran, prompted by a moderator question about whether as president they'd support the United States re-entering into the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), President Obama's signature foreign policy achievement.
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Oscar is focused on continuing to grow elsewhere, including New Jersey, where it is re-entering the insurance market after withdrawing this year, and Cleveland, where it is in a partnership with the Cleveland Clinicon individual insurance plans.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea said a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) it test-fired on Wednesday was launched from a newly developed vehicle and that the its warhead could withstand the pressure of re-entering the earth's atmosphere.
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But before he is deported again he is likely to be prosecuted locally for causing the fatal crash, and federal prosecutors said on Tuesday that they had charged him with illegally re-entering the country after being deported.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google said on Wednesday it has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) game on Tencent Holdings Ltd social media app WeChat, as the company continues to show tentative signs of re-entering China's consumer market.
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The Trump administration is violating the rights of some nationals from the seven Muslim-majority countries targeted in an executive order by barring them from re-entering the United States, the ACLU said in a lawsuit filed on Thursday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday he continued to talk to U.S. leader Donald Trump about re-entering the Paris climate pact but that there was no scope for a renegotiation of the existing terms.
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In order for an ICBM to deliver its payload to a target, it must survive the intense heat of re-entering the earth's atmosphere after a brief space flight, not breaking up or going off target in the process.
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Republican senators who met with the President that day said he is directing his top trade and economic advisers to look into re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, from which the United States withdrew in January 2017.
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The missile, which was seen re-entering the atmosphere by the crew of a Cathay Pacific flight, ramped up already simmering tensions in the region, with the U.S., South Korea and even China promising harsher sanctions following the launch.
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By most unclassified estimates, it will take North Korea perhaps five years to marry its missile advances with a weapon small enough and strong enough to survive the stresses of re-entering the atmosphere atop an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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The Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill was released from jail last week and wasted no time in re-entering the public eye: He flew straight to a Philadelphia 76ers playoff game and began stumping on social media for prison reform.
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That appears to be taking place now, with Syrian government forces aligning with the Kurdish-led militia that the United States abandoned upon its withdrawal and re-entering parts of the northeast where they had been absent for years.
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Building a reliable re-entry vehicle, which allows a warhead to survive the intense heat and friction of re-entering the atmosphere, is one of the most difficult hurdles to clear in building an intercontinental ballistic missile, or ICBM.
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By the end of the day Sunday, the Trump administration appeared to walk back some of the restrictions, saying that people from the seven countries who have green cards will not be stopped from re-entering the United States.
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Iran also has made threats about pulling out of the deal, alleging that the United States has not done enough to signal to international banks and companies that they will not be punished for re-entering the Iranian market.
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Oscar is focused on continuing to grow elsewhere, including New Jersey, where it is re-entering the insurance market after withdrawing this year, and Cleveland, where it is in a partnership with the Cleveland Clinic on individual insurance plans.
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Among its demands for re-entering government, Sinn Fein insists they will not vote for DUP leader Arlene Foster as First Minister until the scandal that triggered the poll - a botched heating subsidies scheme she established - is cleared up.
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Although American intelligence agencies estimate North Korea has between 30 and 60 nuclear weapons, it remains unclear if the weapons — once loaded on a long-range missile — could withstand the heat and vibrations of re-entering the earth's atmosphere.
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In Britain, supporters of a so-called "Norway plus" plan that would see Britain re-entering EFTA, of which Norway is a member, have said it could provide an alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit agreement with Brussels.
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Last year, The Times of London reported that the government had rescinded the British citizenship of about 150 dual citizens who were suspected of having joined the Islamic State, in order to keep them from re-entering the country.
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Recently, he pitched Quantum Leap to NASA's re-entry team at Langley, where two different projects have already tested and proven the viability of inflatable thermal shields that could protect him while re-entering the Earth's atmosphere at hypersonic speed.
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The malicious activity that was the subject of the user warnings revolved around the use of "forged cookies" — strings of data which are used across the web and can sometimes allow people to access online accounts without re-entering their passwords.
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SEOUL, Nov 29 (Reuters) - North Korea said a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) it test-fired on Wednesday was launched from a newly developed vehicle and that the its warhead could withstand the pressure of re-entering the earth's atmosphere.
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Dougie was likely created by Cooper's BOB-ish doppelganger as a safe-guard against Cooper fully re-entering the normal world and destroying him, and—uh, if you aren't up to date on Twin Peaks at this point, don't even bother.
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The big picture: The White House said in a statement Bellavia entered a house where his squad was trapped to provide cover to help them escape before re-entering the building to assault insurgents "who were firing rocket-propelled grenades."
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This suggests that if the recovery is slowing, it is doing so at a gradual pace that continues to make room for new workers added to the economy and for those still re-entering after losing work in the recession.
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HONG KONG, July 3 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's financial regulator has banned former Goldman Sachs banker Tim Leissner from re-entering the industry for life for his crimes linked to the multi-billion-dollar scandal at the Malaysian state investment fund 1MDB.
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James A. PawelczykAssistant Professor, Kinesiology and Physiology, PennState, who flew aboard the NASA STS-2600 Space Shuttle mission as a Payload SpecialistI could be in a re-entering spacecraft, and I could be moving at 0003 times the speed of sound.
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Anthem Chief Executive Officer Joseph Swedish said during a Morgan Stanley investor conference that the company has been repositioning itself in states with an eye to re-entering when appropriate if Congress and the White House stabilize the individual markets.
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On Tuesday, the SFC said it had banned Joseph Hsu, a former executive at StanChart's securities unit in Hong Kong, from re-entering the industry for three years from July 6 for not exercising due diligence in a 2009 listing application.
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Specifically, the policies supported are those that research suggests will provide a greater chance of success for people re-entering society after incarceration, projecting to reduce recidivism rates over the next five years from the current average of 75 percent.
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President Trump deputized his chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow and his top trade negotiator Robert Lighthizer to take a fresh look at at re-entering Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations, a source with knowledge of the meeting confirmed to Axios. Sen.
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However, with the start of rainy fall weather, wearing white outfits was no longer practical — so white became an out-of-season color, and swapping light shades with darker-colored ensembles was a sign of re-entering the workplace or school.
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The mission that launched Saturday, known as Demo-1, is an end-to-end test of the spacecraft from launch to docking at the International Space Station to re-entering over the United States and splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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ICE officials said they had arrested hundreds of people for smuggling children and referred dozens of cases to the Justice Department for prosecution, including many for illegally re-entering the country and then paying to have children smuggled across the border.
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For Ms. Senchyna, 62, whose vivid blue-green eyes set off her salt and pepper hair, the center, about ten blocks from the Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, with which it is affiliated, was a portal for re-entering the world.
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DP World, who were forced to sell U.S. port assets in 2006 over accusations an Arab-owned company presented a national security threat, is open to re-entering the U.S. market, he said, adding that there are no immediate plans.
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Some economists have argued that the labor market may be weaker than that headline number, given the large pool of discouraged workers who gave up looking for a job after the Great Recession and are only now re-entering the workforce.
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Fully funds the construction of a wall on our southern border, with the full understanding that the country Mexico will be reimbursing the United States for the full cost of such wall; establishes a two-year mandatory minimum federal prison sentence for illegally re-entering the U.S. after a previous deportation, and a five-year mandatory minimum for illegally re-entering for those with felony convictions, multiple misdemeanor convictions, or two or more prior deportations; also reforms visa rules to enhance penalties for overstaying and to ensure open jobs are offered to American workers first. 8.
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Despite the fact that Sorrentino — who battled an addiction to painkillers but has been sober now for over two years — will be re-entering the party scene for the show, Farley went on to promise that the cast will be watching over him.
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The administration has been resisting congressional demands to fully close the Palestine Liberation Organization office in Washington because Greenblatt and Kushner want to keep that channel open in case the Palestinians are open to re-entering negotiations with Israel based on the plan.
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McDowell wrote several tweets, explaining the rocket stage re-entering was a result of the "launch of the CZ-7, one of China's new generation of rockets" and highlighting that 25 other re-entries of significant weight have occurred thus far in 2016.
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Though this may be true in the real life of Pazienza, there are a number of athletes who have not recovered from their own devastating injuries or have gone against doctor's order to only worsen their condition by re-entering the ring.
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The two bills are "Kates Law," which would raise maximum prison sentences for immigrants caught re-entering the country, and the "No Sanctuary for Criminals Act," which would allow the administration to go after cities that don't comply with immigration enforcement. Rep.
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It is expanding a sales drive of television sets in China and re-entering the Americas TV market with a high-end brand, as it aims to double global TV sales to over 0.63 million sets in the business year beginning April 2018.
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Re-entering the main event, I find the crowd considerably more energetic, singing along to 5ive's "Keep On Moving", a song I cannot consciously remember listening to at any point in my life, but which I somehow know all the words to.
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In an email to users Wednesday, Yahoo said that based on the information they have collected so far, the company thinks that "forged cookies" — strings of data that enable people to access accounts without re-entering their passwords — were used in the breach.
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" The National Security Strategy issued by the White House in December 2017 sounded the alarm: The United States was re-entering an era of great power competition, in which China and Russia "want to shape a world antithetical to U.S. values and interests.
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He spent almost four years in a federal prison for illegally re-entering the country, then was sent to jail in San Francisco because of a warrant for a 20-year-old felony marijuana charge, which a local court dismissed almost immediately.
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Local media had speculated that the league would be suspended due to government travel curbs that will force two teams, Wellington Phoenix and Melbourne Victory, to be quarantined for 14 days upon re-entering Australia after their match in New Zealand on Sunday.
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But it got there by taking a 1,700-mile trip into space and re-entering the atmosphere, a flight that lasted 37 minutes by the calculation of the United States Pacific Command (and a few minutes longer according to the North Koreans).
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Those leaving jail are offered help in re-entering society: a Vivitrol shot (which blocks the effects of opiates for one month and is associated with reduced cravings), connections to jobs, sober-living houses, 12-step meetings, recovering-addict mentors and more.
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Our show takes place a little bit in the past, but it could not be more relevant when you look at everything that's occurring in our political climate right now and this feeling that we're re-entering a period of American isolationism.
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They were also debating how close the country had come to acquiring the ability to build a warhead that could survive the intense heat while re-entering the atmosphere, as well as a guidance system capable of delivering a warhead close to a target.
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It has said it is expanding a TV sales drive in China and re-entering the Americas television market with a high-end brand, part of a plan to double global TV sales to over 10 million sets in the business year beginning next April.
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David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter: The movie opens with the first of several white-knuckle sequences as Armstrong mans a solo test flight 140,000 feet off the ground, exiting and then re-entering the Earth's atmosphere with a malfunctioning bounce on the way back.
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The man, who had a second-grade education and barely spoke English, had a record including three felonies because he kept re-entering illegally, and four drug-related convictions — the latest of which took place in 1996, a full 19 years before Steinle's death.
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But Guo Ping, the company's chief executive, said that businesses and customers in the U.S are getting a bad deal due to the fact Huawei are not in the market but added that the company would consider re-entering America if it was welcomed.
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The United States Court of Appeals paved the way on Wednesday for Argentina to raise billions of dollars to pay a group of New York hedge funds, bringing it one step closer to re-entering international markets for the first time in 15 years.
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Aetna won't re-enter the Obamacare markets: Bertolini told investors "the intended goals of the (Affordable Care Act) have not been achieved," and that Aetna has no intention of re-entering or expanding into the marketplaces next year since the risk pools will deteriorate.
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As the 2020 chair of the Kimberley Process, an 81-nation body that certifies ethical diamond exports, Russia will focus on helping the CAR government to improve its regulation of local diamond production with the aim of re-entering the export market, Moiseev said.
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Newton did, however, lose a great deal of money in the bubble – possibly as much as $20 million in current terms - having sold his South Sea stock at an early stage, later re-entering the market and investing his entire fortune in the Company.
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She had left Chloé in 2006 after five years as creative director and after the birth of her first child (she was the first high-profile designer ever to take an official extended maternity leave), and she was always ambivalent about re-entering the industry.
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Re-entering the workforce after spending years at home, Alicia finds herself in the mist of political and personal drama and tragedy – and in the middle of reinventing herself and building a new life as a woman in her 40s faced with new independence and opportunities.
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He declined to go into details, as the exact process is proprietary, but he explained that the most difficult part of the process is what his team calls "re-entering through the wall," as the booster has to survive extreme heat and pressures as it comes back.
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"The seized pangolin scales and elephant ivory will be destroyed to prevent them from re-entering the market," the Singapore Customs, Immigration and Checkpoints Authority and the National Parks Board said, adding that the July 21 seizure came after a tip-off from China's customs department.
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Even though I may never get to see my favorite uncle again — I am prohibited from re-entering Egypt and he won't be able to make it to the United States — a single phone call proved a powerful antidote to the venom we had been fed.
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The controversial technology is also being marketed to colleges and universities as a way to beef up dormitory security, track classroom attendance, and intercept expelled students re-entering campus — but a new campaign from the nonprofit advocacy group Fight for the Future wants to fight its rollout.
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The administrative act of taking away such a sailor's SEAL designation also prevents him from later re-entering the reserves and joining a special warfare unit as a SEAL, or from applying for a commission as a SEAL officer, should they have a change of heart.
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The North has yet to demonstrate a key component of its nuclear threat — the ability to build a warhead that can withstand the heat and stresses of re-entering the atmosphere — but there is little dispute that it is getting much closer to such a capability.
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An email from the federal public defender&aposs office that covers cases from El Paso to San Antonio shows that the U.S. Attorney&aposs Office will be dismissing cases in which parents were charged with illegally entering or re-entering the country and were subsequently separated from their children.
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But rather than go on to have a swashbuckling career of helping people and ostensibly saving the world, Lautrec killed perhaps the only pure entity in Firelink Shrine and disappeared, only re-entering the frame hours later when I tracked him down for retribution in a parallel existence.
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A few days after asking advisors to consider the possibility of re-entering the pact, the president on Tuesday said that he doesn't think the TPP is good for the U.S. As a former ambassador to the U.S. for Singapore, Koh also expressed worry about Trump's trade policies.
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Even though it has dropped five of its last six contests, Texas Tech has impressive wins over No. 10 West Virginia and No. 11 Baylor on its resume, and it is likely one late-season/Big 12 Tournament run away from re-entering the NCAA Tournament bubble conversation.
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Retiring from the Marines as a full "bird" colonel in 1964 after over 20 years of service, Glenn first made a short-lived run for the Senate from Ohio; then, spent a few years as a beverage company executive and an investor in Florida hotels before re-entering politics.
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After clearing waivers and re-entering free agency, this time with the freedom to sign with any team without Golden State having the opportunity to match the offer, McCaw signed a one-year minimum contract with the Raptors that will pay him $777,665 for the rest of the season.
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As a career prosecutor who teaches in prison, I call upon the criminal justice community to envision and carry out drastic change: expansion of alternatives to incarceration to address even violent crime; a reimagining of the conditions of confinement; and wraparound services for everyone re-entering our communities.
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Among the different works in the exhibition, only one refers directly to the trials and tribulations of immigration — "The Challenges of Imagination" (2017), a video installation by Vala and his brother Raymar (who received the visa but has since been banned from re-entering his home country of Iran).
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The proportion of unauthorized immigrants in federal prison may be explained partly by the fact that immigration offenses now account for about half of all federal prosecutions, including those for smuggling people into the United States, illegally entering the country and illegally re-entering the country after being deported.
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STATUS: NOT INTRODUCED, though Trump has proposed a childcare plan End Illegal Immigration Act: Fully funds the construction of a wall on our southern border with the full understanding that the country of Mexico will be reimbursing the United States for the full cost of such wall; establishes a two-year mandatory minimum federal prison sentence for illegally re-entering the U.S. after a previous deportation and a five-year mandatory minimum federal prison sentence for illegally re-entering for those with felony convictions, multiple misdemeanor convictions or two or more prior deportations; also reforms visa rules to enhance penalties for overstaying and to ensure open jobs are offered to American workers first.
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Back in February, Huang — who is currently in China following a decision to ban him from re-entering Australia — called on both the ruling Coalition and the opposition Labor Party to return over 2.7 million Australian dollars (about $1.9 million) in donations that he had made over the past five years.
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The insurer's decision to seriously consider re-entering Knoxville's market and its better financial fortunes so far this year are likely to be used as an argument by Obamacare supporters against opponents, including President Donald Trump, who have said the program is in a "death spiral" or "dead" or "failing" nationally.
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Expecting a woman to be "cool" with smaller criminal offenses could put this woman at the risk of not only the punishment tied to the crime, but also put her at risk of deportation and ultimately at risk of ever re-entering the country legally at a later time. 983.
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In a wide-ranging speech on "ending systemic racism," Hillary Clinton presented a $125 billion plan to assist poor and minority communities with job training, education and re-entering society after incarceration, part of an effort to speak directly to African-American voters as the Democratic primary contest heads to South Carolina.
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But drawing on a ProPublica estimate, based on statistics about who'd received green cards over the last 10 years, we can conclude that up to 500,000 legal permanent residents of the United States might face those additional security checks upon re-entering the country if they left, or if they're currently abroad.
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Father Paolo dall'Oglio, an Italian Jesuit with long years of experience in Syria, voiced sympathy for the democratic opposition when it emerged in 2011 and was expelled by the government; he tried re-entering Syria via rebel-held territory in 2013 in the hope of bringing succour to friends there; he then disappeared.
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Should no attractive offers trickle in, it'll be up to Boston to commit enough to dissuade Smart and his agent from playing next season on his qualifying offer and then re-entering the marketplace as an unrestricted free agent the following summer, when a lot more money and several more destinations shake free.
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If this narrative gains momentum and wipes out the sense of hope and optimism that the nuclear deal brought to Iran's business community and its general public, we risk re-entering the tired old path of mistrust and antagonism — a lose-lose paradigm for Iran, the United States, the Middle East and beyond.
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To truly threaten the United States, North Korea would have to demonstrate that it has a missile that can reach the West Coast or farther inland, and it would have to learn how to shrink a nuclear warhead to fit atop an intercontinental missile and survive the stresses of re-entering the atmosphere.
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At least eight cases of the virus that originated in Wuhan have been reported in the US. President Donald Trump on January 31 announced a ban on all foreign nationals who had been to China within the past two weeks and restrictions on US citizens re-entering the country from the Hubei province.
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A natural computing whiz who found himself building his own games when his parents refused to buy him a games console, he figured out that the many pages of printouts he was reading and re-entering into a different computing system could be sped up with a computer program linking up the two.
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That means in addition to infected people entering or re-entering the US—say, after a tropical vacation—Zika's entire mosquito-borne infection cycle has now officially been documented in the US. Officials haven't tracked down any Floridian mosquitoes carrying Zika, but they've ruled out all other methods of transmission in these four patients.
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After the jury had been dismissed, the judge spoke with the prosecutor about the 25-year-old graduate student—which is to say me—who had been barred from re-entering the courtroom: If you had shown me the prosecutor's peculiar "at this point" phrasing in 2008, I might not have thought much of it.
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FIRST LADY MELANIA TRUMP VISITS CHILD DETENTION CENTER IN TEXAS The federal public defender&aposs office for the region from El Paso, Texas, to San Antonio said Thursday that the U.S. Attorney&aposs Office would begin dismissing cases in which parents were charged with illegally entering or re-entering the country and were subsequently separated from their children.
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Rocket lab CEO Peter Beck announced last year that it would be aiming for reusability with the first stage of its rocket, using a system that includes the booster re-entering Earth's atmosphere, then deploying a parachute to slow its descent so that it can be caught mid-air by a helicopter and returned to land.
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"After an extensive review of original video evidence from official race cameras and security cameras at retail locations along the race course, Conqur Endurance Group has determined that Dr. Frank Meza violated a number of race rules during the 2019 Skechers Performance Los Angeles Marathon, including re-entering the course from a position other than where he left it," the statement reads.
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Though he became active on Instagram after leaving Lanvin (he has about 124,000 followers), did the occasional collaboration — with LeSportsac and, more recently, Tod's — and though his name was often raised in speculation when top designer jobs became available, he often seemed ambivalent about re-entering the modern fashion industry, one driven by social media, influencers and a constant stream of product.
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Based in the university&aposs Institute of Criminology, the program was designed to confront the "stigma, marginalization, and the role of intergroup contact in reducing prejudice" for those released from prison through weeks-long courses, in which the group said it found major success in creating new ways for those re-entering society to engage with learning and new material.
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Note that the process will take roughly five minutes (though don't be alarmed if it takes slightly longer) and that after resetting your Amazon Fire Stick, you will need to set it up again from scratch, including re-entering your WiFi information, your Amazon account's username and password, as well as all the login info for included apps such as Netflix and Hulu.
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Google Is Handing the Future of the Internet to China Suzanne Nossel examines the moral compromises Google would make by re-entering China with its censored search engine: Google's compliance with Chinese censorship directives will also have an unavoidable, distorting impact on online discourse in the world's most populous country, obscuring the truth, reifying government-sanctioned orthodoxies, denying history, and furthering the repression of persecuted groups.
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Though some publications are running with headlines suggesting that the president said he was open to re-entering the deal, a closer reading suggests that Donald has no idea what's in the agreement and seems to think he can renegotiate it to be about clean coal or something:If somebody said go back into the Paris accord, it would have to be a completely different deal because we had a horrible deal.
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"After an extensive review of original video evidence from official race cameras and security cameras at retail locations along the race course, Conqur Endurance Group has determined that Dr. Frank Meza violated a number of race rules during the 2019 … Los Angeles Marathon, including re-entering the course from a position other than where he left it," the marathon officials said in a statement obtained by the website Marathon Investigation.
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"After an extensive review of original video evidence from official race cameras and security cameras at retail locations along the race course, Conqur Endurance Group has determined that Dr. Frank Meza violated a number of race rules during the 2019 … Los Angeles Marathon, including re-entering the course from a position other than where he left it," the marathon officials said in a statement obtained by the website Marathon Investigation.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday said he's opposed to the U.S. re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and instead advocated for establishing bilateral trade deals with countries.
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Rep. Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyLawmakers call for extra security for anti-Erdoğan protesters Live updates on impeachment: Schiff fires warning at GOP over whistleblower Overnight Defense: Protests at Trump's NYC Veterans Day speech | House Dems release Pentagon official's deposition transcript | Lawmakers ask Trump to rescind Erdogan invite MORE (R-Wyo.) is calling on the State Department to bar any individuals who traveled with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in 2017 and took part in an assault on U.S. citizens outside the Turkish ambassador's residence from re-entering the country this week.
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