Banks under $100 billion were immediately relieved of systemic status.
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Seven thousand military personnel have been relieved of their posts.
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Drone technology could see the co-pilot relieved of duty, too.
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One of the gunmen already had been relieved of his duties.
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Yang had been relieved of his duties, according to the report.
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He wasn't quite fired, or even really relieved of his duties.
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Other airlines have been relieved of the restrictions in recent weeks.
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Younger generations have been relieved of the burden of spoken communication.
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Bush was relieved of his new duties on the Today show.
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She and the children have been relieved of their constant coughing.
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Jackson was relieved of his duties as team president last week.
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But it did work, and Pepys was relieved of his suffering.
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He has been relieved of committee assignments and is under investigation.
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The team, relieved of the burden of expectations, will enjoy playing together.
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The 7th Fleet also said several junior officers were relieved of duty.
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The patient, a 41-year-old man, was relieved of his pain.
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Bakr's son Nawaf was relieved of every Maserati in his personal showroom.
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Five generals and 29 colonels were relieved of their duty, the report added.
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He was relieved of the Kentucky post and for a time contemplated suicide.
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Dr. Nassar was relieved of his assignments at U.S.A. Gymnastics two days later.
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Al-Qahtani and several other officials were relieved of their positions in 2018.
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The top two officers of the destroyer were relieved of duty in October.
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Relieved of classical boundaries, she says, "the instrument's just allowed to run free."
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Three U.S. Navy officers have been relieved of duty because of the Jan.
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Perhaps we would be relieved of having to use the word "platisher" ever again.
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After the meeting, Mr. Goodson was demoted and relieved of his duties as CEO.
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And I thought maybe in TV, I'd be kind of relieved of that tension.
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Dave Adams of the Georgia was relieved of command on Monday by Rear Adm.
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After clashing with new management over its direction, Muzkya was relieved of her position.
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Britons at the European Commission are already being relieved of some of their duties.
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The McCain's commanding officer and executive officer were relieved of duty after the accident.
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Joseph Aucoin, the head of the 7th Fleet, was relieved of duty in August.
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Charlie Regan, 10, used a Google Slides presentation to be relieved of an activity.
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Italy needs to be relieved of sole responsibility, for this is a European problem.
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Goines will be relieved of duty when released from the hospital, according to Acevedo.
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Barely two weeks into the nuns' hunger strike Bishop Franco was relieved of his post.
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The USS Fitzgerald's commander and two other senior officers were all relieved of their duties.
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Did she really approach a random stranger and ask to be relieved of her virginity?
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Julia, happy to be relieved of the burden of managing the couple's birth control, agreed.
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Three supervisors have been relieved of their supervising duties, according to Customs and Border Protection.
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On Wednesday, he was suspended as a correction officer, relieved of his shield and gun.
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Self-employed workers would be relieved of the entire 15.3 percent tax they currently pay.
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Donald Trump should be relieved of the powers of the presidency at the earliest date.
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And naturally, the West will be relieved of the current wave of lethal terrorist attacks.
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But at least the yacht itself is relieved of the burden of carrying too much weight.
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As a result of the bankruptcy process, Patriot was relieved of responsibility for retiree health care.
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The employee involved in the incident has been relieved of her duties at the Starkville KOA.
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A Massachusetts state trooper has been relieved of duty pending an internal hearing, State Police Col.
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Once Abiy's liberalization was launched, the conflicts erupted like a pressure cooker relieved of its lid.
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Now, with the new extension, 790 more students are expected to be relieved of their debts.
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And what its customers clearly need in 2017 is to be relieved of some excess cash.
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If anything, viewers now look for reasons to be relieved of the obligation to watch something.
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She told CNN he was relieved of command after a monthlong investigation that began in March.
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Relieved of his duties, Kelly's preparing to plummet through Earth's atmosphere in a Soyuz spacecraft tomorrow.
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Genetic interventions in blood stem cells might allow such patients to be relieved of their illnesses.
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He did not identify the officer, who was "relieved of all enforcement duties," or the driver.
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Joseph Aucoin, the head of the U.S. Navy's largest overseas fleet, was relieved of duty today.
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Miami Beach PD says Beeker has been relieved of duty pending the outcome of the investigation.
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Paul Cucinotta — had been relieved of duty and faced punishment pending the results of further investigation.
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After Mr. Padilla was relieved of his military duties in 1975, they resumed the relationship and married.
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And, of course, McCabe with the dossier, and, of course, he was relieved of duty as well.
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Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman said Nasirov had been relieved of his duties while the case is pending.
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We burst out laughing as the American is swiftly relieved of his duties between the life vests.
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Taco Bell denied the claim, stating their employees are relieved of all duties during their lunch break.
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He will be relieved of his duty as junior minister of the Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation.
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Will we finally be relieved of our suspense, or is the show just playing games with us?
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There are the calls for Wenger to abandon — or be relieved of — his post with immediate effect.
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Hopefully, she will be relieved of the burden of her debt as soon as possible, as promised.
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It's a question that "wants to be relieved of the burden of anxiety and uncertainty," he writes.
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Nor would a proposed new jail be relieved of its role as caretaker of the severely mentally ill.
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Importantly, communities in Canada's far north might finally be relieved of dial-up modems and finicky satellite internet.
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A two-year veteran of the El Paso police, Licon was relieved of his duties, according to KVIA.
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Pictured above, Edwards, a Bradenton resident, was relieved of his array of sprays, which police 'marked for safekeeping.
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Prosecutors said both men had been assigned to the LAPD's Hollywood division before they were relieved of duty.
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External consultants who had been acting as "Senior Advisers to the CEO" have been relieved of their duties.
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The two officers were put on unpaid leave in 2013 and were relieved of duty, the Times reports.
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But Captain Quinn was relieved of his command, and he withdrew from Afghanistan and later left the military.
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It's like you get momentarily relieved of all the nonsense of the year and are like, 'Who cares?
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The Browns announced Sunday that head coach Freddie Kitchens has been "relieved of his duties" as head coach.
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Growing up in Detroit in the nineteen-eighties, Carl Craig was relieved of the burden to invent. D.j.
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For example, small banks could be relieved of some of the heightened scrutiny of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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The announcement from the Harris County District Attorney's office said Officer Gerald Goines has been relieved of duty.
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Kodak, based in Rochester, N.Y., emerged from bankruptcy in 2013, relieved of much of its debts and patents.
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Haas has been relieved of his teaching duties and is "not permitted to return to campus," the university said.
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Eleven people were originally relieved of duty with pay, and these were the first firings since the investigation opened.
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Already the captain, the second-in-command and the top senior enlisted sailor have been relieved of their duties.
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"They have to show that they are injury-free or quite relieved of the injury they suffered," Watts said.
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If she were to be terminated or relieved of her duties, the injustice would be widely recognized and opposed.
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Ubaldo Soddu has been relieved of active duty at his own request, it was announced here today [Jan. 13].
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But then you're relieved of the misery of that envy when you learn that what he wrote was dreadful.
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Landy exploited and controlled many aspects of the singer's life before being relieved of his role in the '90s.
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Caixin reported last Friday that Yang had been relieved of his duties, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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The ship's commanding officer, executive officer and senior non-commissioned officer were relieved of their duties following the collision.
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Prosecutors said there were a number of obligations in the plea agreement that the government is now relieved of.
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Managing Director James Thelweng Mathiang Rok was relieved of his duties, according to a decree broadcast on state television.
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The Rochester, New York-based company emerged from bankruptcy in 2013 relieved of much of its debts and patents.
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Alfredo J. Sanchez of the John S. McCain, along with their second-in-commands, were relieved of their duties.
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Los Angeles Valiant assistant coaches Faraaz "Stoop" Waris and Justin "Reprize" Hand were relieved of their duties on Thursday.
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Eric Rasch, who had been commanding officer of Coastal Riverine Squadron 3, was relieved of his duties in May.
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With student loans, cosigners typically can't be relieved of the responsibility unless the borrowing family member is credit-worthy.
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To that end, third base coach Lenny Harris and bullpen coach Reid Cornelius were also relieved of their duties.
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The plea deal breach meant prosecutors were relieved of any obligation to support Manafort in pushing for a lighter sentence.
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The business editor will be relieved of the need to remove some of this writer's questionable puns [much appreciated, ed.].
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Limaye was relieved of his duties as part of the committee on Friday, the exchange said in a short statement.
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"One of the best things about getting older is finally being relieved of the whole sex-symbol tag," she said.
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"I'm glad I'm relieved of [Rob], but damn, why did I have to get relief in this way?" she says.
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Last week's statement said some commanders and senior enlisted advisers were relieved of duty and some drill instructors were suspended.
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Seven hospital workers have since been relieved of their duties without pay while officials investigate the incident, officials told ABC.
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Big beauty companies would be relieved of some of the burden and bad press that has come with regulating itself.
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Kalanick will also be relieved of some duties, which will be taken over by an independent chair, the report said.
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While I sympathize with people who suffer hardships, why would they think they should be relieved of their financial obligations?
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Prince Miteb, relieved of his post as head of the National Guard, was once considered a contender for the throne.
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Managing Director James Thelweng Mathiang Rok had been relieved of his duties, according to a decree broadcast on state television.
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They also keep problems from being solved, because the only people who can solve them — us — are relieved of responsibility.
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Joseph Aucoin, the first time a fleet commander has been relieved of duty in the history of the US Navy.
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Prince Mohammed bin Nayef was relieved of the role in an earlier royal decree issued on the Saudi Press Agency.
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The commanding officer, the executive officer, the operations officer, and the aviation safety officer were all relieved of their duties.
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The Kremlin press office first issued a terse statement saying that Mr. Ivanov, 63, was being relieved of his duties.
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But both she and Mr. Sanders said whoever was responsible for the crisis should absolutely be relieved of their job.
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Relieved of Megadave's often overwhelming presence, the instrumentation finally gets a turn in the spotlight, and the results are impressive.
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Phillip G. Sawyer, announced that two more senior officers in the fleet had been relieved of their commands: Rear Adm.
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Under the program, college graduates who pursue certain public service jobs are relieved of student loan debt after 10 years.
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What I wanted, in coming to CMV, was to drop my self-doubt—to be relieved of that view of myself.
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Just before his arrest, the Vatican had accepted a request from the bishop to be temporarily relieved of his pastoral duties.
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Now you've got 210 families where their kids can possibly go to college; 100 families with dads ... relieved of financial pressure.
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Quick catchup: The USS Fitzgerald's commanding officer, executive officer, and senior non-commissioned officer were relieved of duty after its collision.
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Eric Rasch, was relieved of his duties because the Navy had lost "confidence in his ability to command," the statement said.
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In the interest of bringing our community together, I have asked to be relieved of my commitment to deliver the invocation.
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Buchanan had already been relieved of duty, Police Chief Patrick Smith said, and every case he handled is now under review.
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The officer in the video has been "relieved of police powers" pending the investigation, Chicago police spokesperson Anthony Guglielmi said Friday.
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As the days went by and they continued having lunch, he told her stories and found himself relieved of old anxieties.
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The lower dose had 20.7% of participants feeling pain-free after two hours and 34.1% relieved of the most bothersome symptoms.
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"His conduct suggests that he is doing his best to be relieved of his position as CEO to avoid accountability," Einhorn said.
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Relieved of his committee duties in the US House, Hunter has become an outspoken defender Gallagher and other soldiers accused of wrongdoing.
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The filing said that agreement stipulated that if Manafort failed to meet his obligations, the government would be relieved of its obligations.
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After all, Syed had first requested to be relieved of his conviction back in 2010, and the petition was denied in 2013.
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But this is a far cry from assuming lobsters exposed to marijuana will be relieved of pain, or will even get high.
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Memes are terrible; they facilitate the spread of information torn from its source and relieved of its obligation to even seem credible.
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Reno was scathing in her assessment of Sessions in the letter she wrote to Clinton recommending Sessions be relieved of his duties.
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In those early days, before I crossed the sea of the forbidden, I prayed to God to be relieved of this possession.
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This failure to hold officers accountable results in some officers remaining with the Department when they should have been relieved of duty.
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He also said she should be relieved of her committee assignments, or perhaps jettisoned from the House Foreign Affairs Committee (The Hill).
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Hutchinson was relieved of command and reprimanded, but he was recently assigned as his battalion's executive officer, according to Representative Hunter's office.
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Aucion was relieved of his command "due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command," according to a press release.
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Just as Europeans of my generation were being relieved of those anxious old men, another type stepped onstage: the angry old men.
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Kevin Mooney, was relieved of his command following the collision, and six other sailors were reprimanded with him, receiving reductions in rank.
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"Rail operators, relieved of heavy capital expenditure, can focus on providing reliable and well-maintained rail services for commuters," the LTA said.
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McAdoo is the first Giants head coach to be relieved of his duties in-season since 1976 when Bill Arnsparger was fired.
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It has been relieved of its infrastructure, supplanted in its home stadium and subverted completely, leaving supporters wondering where to look next.
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Relieved of the ball one on one near midfield, he dropped and then pretended he'd been kick to win a free kick.
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Reinosa will be relieved of his duties and a criminal investigation into the incident is ongoing, LASD Assistant Sheriff Robin Limon said.
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"Toler was relieved of her duties and will no longer be with the organization, effective immediately," the Sparks said in a statement.
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Martinez said he was soon relieved of his pilot duties after damaging a propeller in a botched landing with Guzman on board.
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The ships' captains were relieved of their commands, assorted underlings were reprimanded, and several senior admirals were relieved or took early retirement.
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Northway has been relieved of all ICE authority and placed on leave pending the results of the criminal investigation, state police said.
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The arresting officer was also temporarily "relieved of police powers," a spokesperson for the Chicago Police Department said in a tweet Friday.
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Dennis Muilenburg, criticised for his handling of the crisis and relieved of his role as Boeing's chairman in October, remains chief executive.
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Because when relieved of the weight of all it was (forgive me) forced to carry, The Rise of Skywalker has its joys.
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Aucoin was relieved of his command "due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command," according to a press release.
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That run in power ended on Saturday, when he was relieved of his post at the National Guard by a royal decree.
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A Miami police officer has been relieved of duty after he was caught on video kicking a defenseless, handcuffed man in the head.
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"I thought maybe in TV, I'd be kind of relieved of that tension" between his storytelling and the demands of the box office.
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The film academy president says Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz have been permanently relieved of their duties of handing out the award envelopes.
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Mourão was relieved of his military command in 2015 and given a staff job after he publicly criticized then PT President Dilma Rousseff.
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Comey's firing, however unorthodox, is a good reminder that folks both ordinary and famous are often relieved of their duties in shocking ways.
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On Monday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hossein Jaberi Ansari said 28 Iranians "were freed or were relieved of judicial restrictions" under the agreement.
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Related: Guns, money, death, and the dude — welcome to Chiraq Three officers involved in the shooting have been relieved of their police duties.
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In this instance, Healy would have greatly benefited from being relieved of writing the print story in order to concentrate on the web.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to clarify that the Commander of the USS John S. McCain has not been relieved of duty.
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He also said Chief of Staff Kamal Abdelmarouf al-Mahi was relieved of his position as deputy head of the transitional military council.
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McChrystal, who had been relieved of command in 2010 after insulting former President Barack Obama, was asked by an audience member about Afghanistan.
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As a result of his ruling, states and localities are temporarily relieved of the requirement to give explicit consent to continue receiving refugees.
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As a result of this, one day after our talk the consul general was relieved of his duty and returned to his country.
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Previously, Acevedo said Goines, one of the officers injured in the shooting, will be relieved of duty when he's released from the hospital.
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At least six members of leadership, including the Army brigadier general in charge of the prison, ultimately were relieved of command and punished.
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Mohammad Irwan Serigar bin Abdullah, secretary general of the Malaysian Treasury and chairman of 1MDB, was also relieved of his duties on Monday.
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For upward of $5,000, men could acquire these papers and take them to the local draft board to be relieved of their obligation.
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Iran, relieved of nuclear sanctions, has gone on its own selling spree in India and started production in new oil and gas fields.
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The U.S. Navy early Wednesday announced that the commander of the 7th Fleet was relieved of duty after a series of warship accidents.
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Both Mr. Goines, 54, and Mr. Bryant, 45, were relieved of duty after the raid and have since retired from the police force.
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Both Mr. Goines, 54, and Mr. Bryant, 45, were relieved of duty after the raid and have since retired from the police force.
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The report blamed poor seamanship by both crews, with the USS Fitzgerald's commander and two other senior officers being relieved of their duties.
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Mitchell was relieved of duty in September after Columbus police asked federal investigators to assist in a department wide investigation of the vice personnel.
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She has carried this secret for more than a decade, and we hope that by coming forward now she is relieved of that burden.
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Employees would see take-home pay fall thanks to the new tax, and employers would be relieved of the cost of providing health insurance.
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Joseph Aucoin has been relieved of his duty as the commander of the US 7th Fleet, based in Yokosuka, Japan, according to the Navy.
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Without ratification as a treaty, President Trump is relieved of the obligation to gain the consent of 67 senators to withdraw from the agreement.
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Museum officials have decided that Graves, who was scheduled to step down as chair on September 30th, will be relieved of those duties immediately.
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Nettleton was relieved of duty in January 2015 after Tur's death "due to loss of confidence" in his "ability to command," the Navy said.
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Eric Rasch was relieved of his duties as commanding officer of Coastal Riverine Squadron 3 as of May 12, according to a Navy statement.
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These are people relieved of the burden of having to do magic for a reason — instead, these witches and wizards do magic for fun.
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The inspector was relieved of his gun and badge and placed on paid modified duty, J. Peter Donald, a department spokesman, said on Friday.
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Several other senior officers as well as the commanding officers of the Fitzgerald and John S. McCain have also been relieved of their duties.
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Mortgage rules for small lenders would also be eased, and midsize banks like SunTrust, P.N.C. and Regions would be substantially relieved of strict regulation.
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Even before being relieved of his obligations, Mr. Radcliffe was eager to be reunited with his girlfriend, the actress Erin Darke, in New York.
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Think about it: Relieved of the duties of office, Mr. Trump would be free to refocus executive time on building a tower in Moscow.
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Despite being held in pretrial detention, Mr. Stadler continued to hold the chief executive title until he was relieved of his post this month.
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Head coach Rex Ryan has been relieved of his duties by the Bills one game before the end of his second season in Buffalo.
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But so-called social-welfare organizations, business leagues and labor unions will be relieved of a requirement that the Treasury Department said Congress never imposed.
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Joseph Aucoin, also was relieved of his post "due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command" after the incidents, the Navy said.
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Relieved of the financial and administrative burden of providing worker health care, employers could offer other perks to attract talent in a tight job market.
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If there was something to be seen, she would see it, and she'd be liberated, and relieved of the burden of this terrible, ancient memory.
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On Friday, the city's police chief was relieved of his duties after criticism that the force had been too slow to deal with the attackers.
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In sign of tensions, NOC Benghazi said on Tuesday in a statement the chairman of NOC Tripoli, Mustafa Sanalla, had been relieved of its duties.
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On Thursday, the New Hampshire authorities announced that a state trooper had been relieved of his duties without pay as a result of the investigation.
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Near the start, he is relieved of his wallet and his phone; two hours later, he is clawing through bags of garbage in the rain.
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People in the country noted Bongo's slurred speech and inability to use his right arm, leading to calls that he be relieved of his position.
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Listen to Mike Barrett, newly relieved of his broadcasting duties, cry out in pleasure after Turner finds himself on the other side of the screen.
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Having approached Ronaldo and asked him whether or not he was ready for the Hungary match, the reporter was overpowered and relieved of his microphone.
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For another staple, daing na bangus, milkfish is relieved of its bones, splayed and soaked in vinegar overnight for tenderness, then crisped in a pan.
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Should more specifics be needed, surely the hostess, who has been relieved of the bulk of her own duties, will have time to address them.
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Hirsch, 55, saved time, and was also grateful to be relieved of the emotional burden of visiting subpar facilities to cross them off the list.
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Perhaps some think that employers, relieved of providing insurance coverage, will pass along those savings to employees to help ease the burden of increased payroll taxes.
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Jurgen Klinsmann has been relieved of his duties as both head coach of the U.S. Men's National Team and Technical Director, U.S. Soccer announced on Monday.
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Under the Kyrgyz constitution, a president who is unfit to perform his duties may be relieved of the post by parliament, whose speaker becomes acting president.
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I would imagine that avoiding being relieved of those boatloads by other criminals is also relatively difficult, given the dog-eat-dog nature of drug trafficking.
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Perhaps I should learn to welcome our new computer overlords, because being relieved of stressful cognitive tasks will leave me more time to enjoy The Economist.
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Second, to permit existing sales staff to concentrate on attracting and retaining customers, they had to be relieved of some duties, such as preparing sales forecasts.
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Saki was crowned the inaugural Glory light heavyweight champion as a result, before being relieved of his title without having made a title defence for inactivity.
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The police chief of Cologne has been relieved of his duties following criticism of his handling of violent clashes in the city on New Year's Eve.
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Richard Rand, said that Pacheco has been with the department for less than a year and was "relieved of duty" pending an investigation, New Times reported.
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"In the interest of bringing our community together, I have asked to be relieved of my commitment to deliver the invocation," Lookstein wrote at the time.
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If we switch to a primarily government-funded plan, you'd pay for it with taxes, but you'd be relieved of what you now pay to insurers.
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Many of the designs are based on the ancient, energy-channeling form of the pyramid, but the pyramid is now relieved of weight and monumental function.
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And although older generations are tied to farming traditions, younger people are happy to be relieved of such family obligations when they move to the cities.
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The former commander was relieved of his post in Cuba shortly after Tur's death, and was reassigned to a post in Jacksonville pending the investigation's outcome.
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In the wake of the incident, the commanding officer, the executive officer, the operations officer, and the aviation safety officer were all relieved of their duties.
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That may seem weird, but that's only the tip of the iceberg, because while Ki;oem was relieved of his duties, he was not technically fired.
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"This morning, I informed Mike that he was being relieved of his duties as general manager of the team, effective immediately," Johnson said in a statement.
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He was soon after relieved of his duties "due to a loss of trust and confidence," Lt. Jose Uriarte, a Marine spokesman, said in a statement.
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Businesses would be relieved of the burden of paying for health insurance for employees and thus could compete with overseas business on a level playing field.
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While the statement said four officers had been relieved of their duties, it noted that review of the accident continues and further disciplinary action is possible.
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Al Qahtani was relieved of his position later in 2018 amid allegations that he was involved with the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul.
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Dela Rosa said that 300 of his officers were suspected of involvement in the drug trade and would be relieved of their duties and tried in court.
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Stigmatized by a lack of education and opportunity, these warring personalities are temporarily relieved of the tedium of poverty by acting out its brutalities for Springer's lens.
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Sitting just a few feet from the candidates, relieved of handcuffs or other restraints, the inmates listened intently as candidates sought to portray themselves as fair-minded.
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Bryce Benson; his second-in-command; and the senior enlisted sailor were relieved of their duties by the head of the Seventh Fleet in Japan, Vice Adm.
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Trump administration officials have begun questioning why Africa Command, which pushed hard to be relieved of those constraints, has not carried out operations under the new guidance.
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"As this season concludes, Bruce Allen has been relieved of his duties as President of the Washington Redskins and is no longer with the organization," Snyder said.
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" As the Electronic Frontier Foundation has explained, "Unlike publications like newspapers that are accountable for the content they print, online services would be relieved of this liability.
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Downtown Brooklyn and all of Manhattan had only recently been relieved of the dark and noisome "els," and nobody wanted them resurrected in a leafy bedroom community.
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One of the officials who disclosed Widodo's meeting with Nurmantyo said the military chief's job was safe, downplaying speculation that the general would be relieved of his duties.
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Dela Rosa said that about 280 of his officers were suspected of involvement in the drug trade and would be relieved of their duties and tried in court.
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The big picture: Nearly 400 students at the all-male, historically black college will be relieved of their debt, disqualifying them from the financial hardship many graduates experience.
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Attorney Robert Rico, who represents Nichols in administrative charges of sexual misconduct filed by LAPD, said the officer has been relieved of duty without pay for two years.
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Joseph Aucoin was relieved of his duty as the commander of the US 7th Fleet, based in Yokosuka, Japan, following the incident, the Navy said in a statement.
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Relieved of its original, insidery focus, Veep feels not like it has drifted away from its center, but as though it has stripped away everything but its core.
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Two weeks ago the general leading the offensive was relieved of command, and Duterte assured Filippinos that Marawi would be cleared of militants in a matter of days.
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The lieutenant colonel in charge of that battalion, the colonel in charge of all training at Parris Island, and his sergeant major have been relieved of their command.
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If your co-worker in the next cubicle behaved as President Trump does, he would be relieved of his responsibilities and directed to see a mental health professional.
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If you cooked for more than a dozen people last week for Thanksgiving, you are hereby relieved of the need to cook for anyone this week at all.
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Many of the judges whom Mr. Davydov spoke to have been relieved of their duties, including the one who let Mr. Gorodilov off in the drunken-driving case.
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Adonis has been on modified duty for three and a half years, according to Mullins, meaning she was relieved of her weapon and taken off of street assignments.
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Even relieved of these duties, Dench still radiated big grandma energy, bringing a pumpkin pie to the gathering and presenting Hinton with a handmade scrapbook recounting their friendship.
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Three team leaders of the elite U.S. Navy SEAL Team 7 have been relieved of duty following reported allegations of sexual assault and drinking while deployed in Iraq.
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BARCELONA, Feb 19 (Reuters) - An unwell Sebastian Vettel was relieved of his duties at Ferrari on Formula One's first day of pre-season testing in Spain on Wednesday.
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He was relieved of his position by President Obama after giving a controversial interview to Rolling Stone magazine, where he made critical comments about some top U.S. officials.
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The question for the country is what happens if local police departments, relieved of the realistic prospect of federal oversight, feel their hands are untied in tense situations.
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"Within the past hour I informed Tom Coughlin that he was being relieved of his duties as Executive Vice President of Football Operations," Khan said in a statement.
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As the No. 3 official at the department, Brand would be next in line to take over the probe if Rosenstein were to be relieved of the responsibility.
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The head of Nissan was put in jail for expense impropriety, the head of J Crew was relieved of his duties because he had a dispute with his board.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistan on Thursday began searching for a new finance minister a day after Ishaq Dar was relieved of his portfolio amid mounting headwinds for the economy.
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Coach Earl Watson was relieved of his duties and replaced as interim head coach by assistant Jay Triano, a former lead assistant for Terry Stotts of the Trail Blazers.
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Ex-NBA player Mike Bibby has been relieved of his duties as head basketball coach at Shadow Mountain High School in Arizona while officials investigate allegations of sexual assault.
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A week after Mr Murillo, the government's leading economic reformer, issued his warning to the legislature he was relieved of his ministerial duties, though he remains in the Politburo.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Alexander Medvedev, Gazprom's long-standing deputy chief executive, who oversaw an increase in gas exports to Europe, has been relieved of his post, Gazprom said on Monday.
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Under the terms of the agreement, Mr. Trump was relieved of the bulk of the $135 million in loans he had guaranteed personally to buy the airline from Eastern.
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But under Medicare for all, Americans who currently pay health insurance premiums or pay directly when they go to the doctor or pharmacy would be relieved of those costs.
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The only no-show is Thomas Barrow, who has been temporarily relieved of his duties and finds himself, before he knows it, wandering into Yorkshire's hitherto unsuspected gay demimonde.
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Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong also said Gowdy requested to be relieved of his duties from the Ethics Committee if he won the Oversight Committee chairmanship given the increased workload.
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This followed co-owner Jeanie Buss' announcement that General Manager Mitch Kupchak, and her brother Jim Buss, vice president of basketball operations for the Lakers, were relieved of their duties.
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Travel blogger and former Navy officer Richard Kerr noted that the "most common reason that senior [Department of Defense] officials are relieved of their duties continues to be travel fraud."
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In a letter addressed to Chihombori-Quao on October 7, AU Commission Chairman Moussa Faki Mahamat said the diplomat was relieved of her position in line with the commission's rules.
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Last week TechCrunch reported exclusively on the firings with sources telling us several hundred employees were relieved of duties though officially kept on the books until the middle of February.
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America's deadliest mass shootings Police on leave Eleven Orlando police officers and three sheriff's deputies who exchanged gunfire with the suspect will be temporarily relieved of duty pending an investigation.
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"In fact, his many co-conspirators who may have been fearful to speak out against him have been relieved of that excuse; this is their last chance to speak up."
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In the next 5-20113 years, as we are increasingly — and eventually entirely — relieved of having to handle the car, driving will be nearly 100 percent about the cabin experience.
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A payroll tax is another option: Employees would see take-home pay fall thanks to the new tax, and employers would be relieved of the cost of providing health insurance.
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Relieved of any obligation to pass to Ronaldo every time he was free or allow him to take free kicks, Portugal's players appeared less inhibited without him on the pitch.
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A Miami police officer has been relieved of duty and an investigation is underway after video surfaced of officers violently forcing a black woman to the ground during an arrest.
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On Monday, literally dozens of fainting couches across the country were relieved of duty as Thomas Edward Patrick Brady Jr. was reunited with BOTH of his stolen Super Bowl jerseys.
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Mohammed bin Nayef, who was admired in Washington for quashing an al Qaeda insurgency in the kingdom between 2003 and 2006, was relieved of all his duties a week ago.
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The report redacted names, but the Navy last week identified the commander of the boats' task force as Captain Kyle Moses and said he had been relieved of his command.
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This was followed in Paris by the Kim Kardashian West robbery, wherein she was locked in her Paris bathroom and relieved of millions of dollars of jewelry and other goods.
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After the appearance was over, as I was being relieved of my mike by a technician, Biden walked over and asked me to elaborate on my position a bit more.
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But one group has been relieved of this duty since the state was established: the ultra-Orthodox, known here as Haredim, who make up about 10 percent of the population.
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The lecturer, who had already been relieved of her duties for the semester, will be required to undergo classroom management training before returning for the 2019 spring semester, he added.
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The artistic director of the Finnish National Ballet was relieved of his managerial duties after he was accused of making inappropriate remarks to women about their appearance or private lives.
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But that was before Chapman inexplicably lost his mojo in August and was relieved of the role for which the Yankees are paying him $17.2 million a season through 2021.
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Documents seen by Reuters show Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi granted Dar sick leave on Wednesday, while local TV channels Geo and Samaa said he had been relieved of his portfolio.
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The police chief Wolfgang Albers, 60, was informed by the state interior minister Ralf Jaeger that he would be relieved of his duties and given early retirement, the source told Reuters.
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Pregnant cabin staff are relieved of flying duties as soon as their pregnancies are known, the company said, and are not assigned duties that could endanger their health of their child.
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But Iran, which has sworn to produce several hundred thousand more barrels of oil a day, now that it has been relieved of sanctions over its nuclear program, would not cooperate.
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Studies of nurses suggest that they are completely unable to take breaks in about 10 percent of shifts and aren't relieved of duty for meals and breaks in about 40 percent.
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His boss, the athletic director Tom Jurich, was also relieved of his duties, and the university — punished by the N.C.A.A. in June for an earlier recruiting scandal — could face more sanctions.
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China's concerns about any future threat from the United States would be addressed, and the United States would be relieved of a growing concern presented by the current North Korean regime.
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Skeptic of pseudoscience, the show highlighted how experimental treatments work for some people -- like the woman who felt relieved of her anxiety through cold water therapy, the subject of episode two.
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Gates, 45, is being relieved of more than 20 criminal counts, all of which were announced Thursday in a second criminal indictment against him and former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort.
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WASHINGTON — The two top officers aboard a destroyer during a deadly collision off the coast of Japan in June were relieved of their duties on Friday, the Navy's Seventh Fleet said.
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As a result of the investigation, four officers from Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 242, based in Iwakuni, Japan, were relieved of their duties, according to a Marine Corps statement.
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It said it does not condone the use of a firearm on its properties or those owned and operated by its franchisees, and the employee involved has been relieved of her duties.
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General Mattis was relieved of his command of CENTCOM (which covers an area from the Middle East to Pakistan) in early 2013 without so much as a telephone call from the president.
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His instincts told him that if the country were relieved of excessive internal control and its long confrontation with the West, it would right itself under the continuing leadership of the party.
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On August 23rd Vice-Admiral Joseph Aucoin, the commander of the Yokosuka-based Seventh Fleet, from which two of the three vessels involved in the accidents came, was formally relieved of duty.
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The DOJ announcement came in what otherwise would have been a politically winning week for Trump, who was just relieved of allegations that he colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 election.
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Denmark's largest bank said Borgen has been relieved of his duties, while Nielsen will continue to work as Head of Banking DK and is not a candidate for the permanent CEO position.
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Ambling and drowsy, the record finds Earl drained of—or perhaps relieved of—the urgency and belligerence that characterized his early music and drew comparisons to Eminem and the Wu-Tang Clan .
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In a letter to party members and his military commanders late on Friday, Machar said Gai will be relieved of his position as mining minister, and had been expelled from the party.
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When they do that, they are relieved of any further involvement: the government steps in and coordinates with the insurer to provide contraceptives to the women, at no cost, through the plan.
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It is in these lubricated twilight hours that friendships are made, lame recurring in-jokes are born and chests are relieved of all that 'stuff' that's been on them for so long.
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Increasingly, fathers like Abdullah are marrying off their daughters to be relieved of the cost of their care -- seeking dowry payments to cope with conflict-related hardships or to pay off debts.
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Both al-Qahtani and al-Assiri were part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's inner circle and were relieved of their duties in the immediate aftermath of Khashoggi's killing in October 2018.
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One source close to the matter who asked not be named due to the sensitivity of the issue said Moussa was relieved of his post due to the controversy he caused over ergot.
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ESPN's statement about Hill then was condescending, almost parentally scolding: "She has been relieved of her responsibilities for a period of time to reflect on the impact of her words," the network said.
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PORT LOUIS (Reuters) - Mauritius' Finance Minister Seetanah Lutchmeenaraidoo has asked to be relieved of his post and his position will now be taken by the prime minister, the premier told reporters on Monday.
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Colonel James Schnelle was relieved of his duties last month "due to a loss of trust and confidence," immediately after reporting the incident to superiors, the spokesman, First Lieutenant Jose Uriarte, told Reuters.
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Griffin was relieved of her New Year's Eve duties by CNN in the wake of a 2017 photo shoot that included her holding up a severed, bloody prop head that strongly resembled Trump.
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The day before the July Fourth holiday, Jamie Horowitz — head of sports programming at Fox Sports — was relieved of his duties overseeing its sports cable assets of FS1, FS2, Fox Deportes and FoxSports.com.
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The article reported that an American captain was relieved of command and a first sergeant was pressured to retire after they confronted and shoved an Afghan militia commander who had raped a boy.
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The Massachusetts State Police said that it would have a hearing on Friday to determine the status of the former Springfield police officer on its force, though he has been relieved of duty.
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A group of soldiers assigned to Mike Pence's communication team in Colombia were relieved of their duty after they were caught on camera bringing women back to their hotel room, according to NBC.
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Sullivan's announcement Monday comes after he faced criticism on campus for representing Weinstein, and just days after the university said Sullivan will be relieved of his position as faculty dean of an undergraduate house.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has been relieved of his duties, local media said on Wednesday, following speculation about his future after he failed to appear in court to answer corruption charges.
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In a letter posted on the website of Catholic Bishops' Conference of India, its president Cardinal Oswald Gracias said Pope Francis had received the bishop's request to be temporarily relieved of his pastoral responsibilities.
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When presidents get crosswise with subordinate officers, the military commanders are relieved of duty: Douglas MacArthur in Korea in 1951, Michael Dugan regarding Iraq plans in 1990, and Stan McChrystal in Afghanistan in 2010.
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The Fitzgerald's captain was relieved of his command and other sailors were being punished after the Navy found poor seamanship and flaws in keeping watch contributed to the collision, the Navy announced last week.
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That was actually the second time he was relieved of duty on the state Supreme Court; about a decade before, he was removed after a federal standoff over a monument to the Ten Commandments.
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Advocates of Britain leaving the EU say these analyses fail to take into account the positives that might result, with Britain relieved of burdensome EU regulation and able to forge its own trading relationships.
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Relieved of a kilo, my feet began to accelerate happily down the path towards Brothers Water, a long downhill trail, peppered with large unstable stones that require nimble legs to sail over without injury.
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John Ring, the commander at Joint Task Force - Guantanamo, has been relieved of duty "due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command," a press release from the Department of Defense said.
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Mohammed bin Nayef, Salman's nephew and a counter-terrorism chief, who has been admired in Washington for crushing an al Qaeda bombing campaign in 2003-2006, was relieved of his posts, the decree said.
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Army chief General Soumaila Bakayoko, Gervais Kouakou Kouassi, the superior commander of the National Gendarmerie and Director General of the National Police Bredou M'Bia were relieved of command with immediate effect, the statement said.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who had to recuse himself from the ongoing investigations into Russia after contacts with Kislyak came to light, delivered the recommendation to Trump that Comey be relieved of his duties.
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Once a nominee is confirmed to replace Justice Scalia, Justice Kagan will be relieved of a task assigned to the junior justice: answering the door when there is a knock during their private conferences.
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He is ostensibly relieved of responsibility for the encounter because Caroline is the one who came onto him — although he was sober enough to recognize that she wouldn't do so if she weren't drunk.
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That millions of Americans, in one fell swoop, would be relieved of the punishing burdens that many have scrimped and saved for decades to pay off did not sit well with Ms. Warren's critics.
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On Friday, after the release of a preliminary report on the collision, the Navy announced that the Fitzgerald's top two officers had been relieved of their duties and that several sailors had been punished.
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Sean Babbitt, both of whom were asleep in their cabins when the ships collided, and the Fitzgerald's senior enlisted sailor, Master Chief Petty Officer Brice Baldwin, were relieved of their duties aboard the Fitzgerald.
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The Office of Police Accountability, which is now handling the use of force investigation into the incident asked that the officer be relieved of police powers and the Chicago Police Department agreed, Guglielmi tweeted.
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The same day Admiral Ring was relieved of his command, The Times published an article online that quoted him extensively on Pentagon planning for terrorism suspects to grow old and die at Guantánamo Bay.
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The same day Admiral Ring was relieved of his command, The Times published an article online that quoted him extensively on Pentagon planning for terrorism suspects to grow old and die at Guantánamo Bay.
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Mosby was transferred to Chicago following his alleged closure of Cooler 7, and Moya was relieved of his duties at the end of August and also reassigned to the Chicago office, according to their suits.
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The purpose of the DACA program, in large part, was to allow young adults with roots in the US to be relieved of the psychological burden that comes from fearing deportation on a regular basis.
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When the jeweler played by Kaling asks if they couldn't just go to the Met Gala instead of robbing it, you can imagine a chattier, funnier version of the movie relieved of its other obligations.
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Hughes has been out of work since being relieved of his position as UFC vice president of athlete development and government relations by the promotion's new owners WME|IMG, as part of company-wide layoffs.
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MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. – A security group commander at North Dakota&aposs Minot Air Force Base was relieved of his command Wednesday after explosives and a machine gun were lost in separate incidents. Col.
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DeVos and school choice advocates claim that school choice policies do not drain public schools of resources, claiming that public schools are relieved of the cost of educating those students who use school choice programs.
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DUBAI, June 21 (Reuters) - Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef has been relieved of his post and replaced by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, a royal decree published by state news agency SPA reported.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - The police chief of Cologne has been relieved of his duties following criticism of his handling of violent clashes in the city on New Year's Eve, a state government source told Reuters.
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So now, thanks to John Oliver, we have a clearer understanding of the flawed debt-buying system, and we're totally jealous of absolutely thrilled for those people who have been relieved of their medical debts.
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An ending is here, and I don't need to tell you that means a new beginning is on its way...but first, a cleansing must take place, and you must be relieved of your burdens.
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Dan Quinn, who beat up an Afghan commander for keeping a boy chained to his bed as a sex slave, said at the time that he had been relieved of his command as a result.
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"But these are the wrong lessons from the euro zone crisis," Michelbach said, adding Macron should not be relieved of his duty to bring the French budget deficit in line with the EU's fiscal rules.
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The commanding officer and the executive officer of the USS John S. McCain have been relieved of their duties over a "loss of confidence" after a collision in August claimed the lives of 85033 sailors.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuador's Vice President Jorge Glas was relieved of his duties on Thursday, a day after he questioned government economic figures in his latest clash with President Lenin Moreno, who issued a resolution sidelining Glas.
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Since then, 250 more have been confirmed dead, including up to four on Monday, according to Dr. Kafeel Khan, the former head of the encephalitis ward who was relieved of his role on Sunday August 13.
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I like having cash, and it was perfect timing to be relieved of credit card duty, since the cash-only farmer's market with some of the best produce of the year was just opening back up.
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Joseph Aucoin was relieved of his duty as the commander of 7th Fleet following a deadly collision between the destroyer USS John S. McCain and a merchant ship off Singapore that left 10 US sailors dead.
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Joseph Aucoin was relieved of his duty as the commander of 7th Fleet after a deadly collision between the destroyer USS John S. McCain and a merchant ship off Singapore that left 10 US sailors dead.
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Laurent Blanc, a coach who had led the team to three straight French championships, was relieved of his position in June, his failure against a mediocre Manchester City team last season deemed an unforgivable missed opportunity.
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Echoing his predecessors, Mr. Macron has repeatedly called for Greece to be relieved of some of its huge debt load — which stands at some 180 percent of gross domestic product, the highest rate in the eurozone.
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KIEV, April 10 (Reuters) - Ukrainian Central Bank Governor Valeria Gontareva confirmed reports of her resignation on Monday, saying she had sent a letter to the president asking to be relieved of her duties by May 10.
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Large banks will also have to put their refinancing on a more long-term basis, the ministry said, adding that smaller banks will be relieved of their disclosure requirements and also of the new liquidity requirements.
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Today, Ulrik Pihl, who ran the asylum program, has been relieved of his duties, after criticism that he did not inform the Danish Immigration Service of the episodes, even after they were reported to the police.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa's spokeswoman said on Monday his office was not aware of Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene's request to be relieved of his duties after he admitted to visiting the Gupta brothers.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Vatican has accepted a request from a bishop in India to be temporarily relieved of his pastoral duties as police questioned him for a second day over accusations that he raped a nun.
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The state's historic drought isn't over but portions of Northern California have seen their parched lands relieved of the worst conditions and now are enjoying rainfall totals that are well above normal for this time of year.
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"As a consequence, the Chairman of the Supervisory Board and Mr. Duesmann agreed that Mr. Duesmann will be relieved of his contractual responsibilities as Management Board Member for Purchasing and Supplier Network with immediate effect," BMW said.
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"As a consequence, the chairman of the supervisory board and Mr. Duesmann agreed that Mr. Duesmann will be relieved of his contractual responsibilities as management board member for purchasing and supplier network with immediate effect," BMW said.
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After the prisoners were taken by train to another camp, Buchenwald, Mr. Wiesel watched his father succumb to dysentery and starvation and shamefully confessed that he had wished to be relieved of the burden of sustaining him.
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SYDNEY, Australia — America's highest ranking Marine Corps officer stationed in Australia was relieved of his command last month after he was arrested on drunken driving charges in Darwin, the military said on Monday after the officer, Col.
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During the same week as the museum's press opening, one of FIFA's arrested officials was extradited to the U.S.; another was arrested in Guatemala; and Jerôme Valcke, the organization's former secretary general, was relieved of his duties.
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" Attorney Brad Edwards, who represents multiple Epstein accusers, said his "many co-conspirators who may have been fearful to speak out against him have been relieved of that excuse; this is their last chance to speak up.
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This is how someone lasts in a job as stressful and difficult as Head Men's Basketball Coach At The Ohio State University, but it is also how you can come to be relieved of such a gig.
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When Hornacek was relieved of his duties after a road loss in Dallas, Watson said he received a text from the team's general manager, Ryan McDonough, asking him to interview for Hornacek's job on an interim basis.
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This means some mental health patients referred to Focus-approved counselors whose issues put them at odds with a conservative interpretation of their faith may be encouraged to, for example, pray to be relieved of same-sex desire.
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" On Tuesday, a spokesperson for the couple said they had been notified that "a majority of the board has asked Johann to be relieved of his operational duties and, to the best of their knowledge, he has been.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 8 (Reuters) - South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa's spokeswoman said on Monday his office was not aware of Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene's request to be relieved of his duties after he admitted to visiting the Gupta brothers.
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" On Tuesday, a spokesperson for the Breitmans said they had been notified that "a majority of the board has asked Johann to be relieved of his operational duties and, to the best of their knowledge, he has been.
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As well as the gestures by the Helmes, another minister from the party, Marti Kuusik, was relieved of his duties on Tuesday after the police began an investigation into news reports linking him to domestic violence, Reuters reported.
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He argues that this plan would also stimulate the economy, as he feels those relieved of their debts will use the funds they once used for their monthly loan repayments to invest in homes, businesses, and further education.
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"Because of this dangerous situation we see that he should be relieved of his position and that Mohammed bin Salman be appointed in his place," the Saudi source close to MbN quoted excerpts of the letter as saying.
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By contrast, the newly crowned Miss Teen USA, 18-year-old Karlie Hay, has retained her crown amid calls that she be relieved of it following the discovery of several controversial tweets wherein she repeatedly used racial slurs.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The head of a contingent of United States Marines based in Australia's northern city of Darwin was relieved of his command after police caught him drink driving on a night out, a corps spokesman said on Monday.
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Prince Miteb had been the last member of Abdullah's Shammar branch of the family to retain a key position in the Saudi power structure, after Prince Meshaal and Prince Turki were relieved of their posts as governors in 2015.
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Mr. Senecal tried to retire in 2009, but Mr. Trump decided he was irreplaceable, so while Mr. Senecal was relieved of his butler duties, he has been kept around as a kind of unofficial historian at Mar-a-Lago.
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He's given away millions of his own money, locked lips with Rikishi's posterior and withstood the pain of being relieved of his day-to-day duties by his own son-in-law, Triple H, and WWE's Board of Directors.
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It also said it hoped the situation in Moldova's capital would stabilize soon after Russia's ally, President Igor Dodon, was temporarily relieved of his duties by a Moldovan court to allow a stand-in to call a snap election.
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Kyle Moses, who had been commander of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command's (Navcent) Task Force 85033, was relieved of his duties Friday "due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command," the Navy said in its announcement.
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The Afghan military and police have become infamous for kidnapping and raping young boys; American soldiers who have intervened to protect the boys have been relieved of command, forced out of the military, and even killed by Afghan troops.
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Qahtani has since been relieved of his powers as part of a wave of firings and arrests of individuals linked to the killing, though he was apparently allowed to keep tweeting afterwards and Reuters reported he may not be under arrest.
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Accordingly, on or about August 8, 2014, Freedman proposed an arrangement to Gourley whereby he would be relieved of his position as CTO and would act as "Advisor to the CEO" until his effective termination date of January 0043, 2015.
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Erdogan, who was speaking to members of his AK Party in parliament, also said he told Saudi King Salman that the Saudi consul in Istanbul was incompetent and that he was relieved of his duty and returned to his country.
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"A commanding officer and command master chief assigned to an East Coast-based Naval Special Warfare unit have been relieved of their duties overseas due to alleged misconduct," Lt. Jacqui Maxwell, a spokesperson for Naval Special Warfare Group TWO, told CNN.
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Announced by a royal decree published by state news agency SPA on Wednesday, bin Salman's promotion comes at the expense of 57 year-old crown prince and interior minister Muhammad bin Nayef, who has been relieved of all positions, SPA said.
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But if middle class and working class and poor families can be relieved of the impossible burden of today's child care wilderness by sharing the same safe, regulated child care experience, it might just be pretty great for the country.
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The U.S. and other world powers made a secret agreement granting exemptions to Iran in order to allow it to meet deadlines and be relieved of sanctions as part of the nuclear deal, a prominent think tank will claim Thursday.
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The Navy has also taken several personnel actions, including sacking the commander of the Fitzgerald and several other senior officers as well as the commander of 7th fleet, the first time a fleet commander has ever been relieved of duty.
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Bennett was relieved of his post as commander of Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 15, responsible for the Navy's forward-deployed destroyer squadron and commanding the readiness of eight guided-missile destroyers as well as destroyers deployed to the Seventh Fleet area.
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The U.S. Navy commander in charge of a Middle East task force has been relieved of his command following an investigation into the detention of 10 U.S. sailors who strayed into Iranian waters earlier this year, the Navy announced Friday. Capt.
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In the case of livestock, if only "medium and large" concentrated animal feeding operations, as defined by the EPA, were required to report their toxic air emissions, the vast majority of producers in every state would be relieved of reporting.
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She conducted the infamous November interview where Prince Andrew was grilled about his friendship with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, which resulted in the royal being ditched by multiple businesses and being relieved of all his public duties for the foreseeable future.
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He was also the last remaining member of Abdullah's Shammar branch of the family to retain a key position at the top of the Saudi power structure, after brothers Mishaal and Turki were relieved of their posts as governors in 2015.
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But he was relieved of all his official posts in the shake-up, which included surrendering the role of interior minister to Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, who, at 33, becomes the youngest Saudi ever to have the job.
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Paul Goossen was relieved of his position leading a B-52 Stratofortress squadron at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, "because penis drawings were discovered on a moving map software" used within the nuclear-capable combat communication tech, a source told Military.com.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Navy captain who was in charge of 10 American sailors briefly held by Iran in January has been relieved of command because of a "loss of confidence in his ability to command," a Navy statement said on Friday.
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Joseph Aucoin, the three-star commander of the US 7th Fleet in Yokosuka, Japan, was relieved of his duties on Wednesday due to a "loss of confidence in his ability to command," according to a press release from the US Pacific Fleet.
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KOCHI, India (Reuters) - A Roman Catholic bishop was arrested in the south Indian state of Kerala on Friday on charges of raping a nun, police said, a day after the Vatican accepted the bishop's request to be temporarily relieved of his duties.
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Stanley McChrystal, who in 2010 was relieved of his duties commanding American forces in Afghanistan after the publication of a Rolling Stone article by journalist Michael Hastings, chronicling how McChrystal and his men were touring Europe and criticizing then president Barack Obama.
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Murthy has been relieved of his duties as Surgeon General and will continue to serve as a member of the Commissioned Corps," the statement continued, adding that Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price "thanks him for his dedicated service to the nation.
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Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin, the three-star commander of the U.S. Seventh Fleet based in Yokosuka, Japan, will be relieved of command on Wednesday in connection with four collisions since January, including two involving fatalities, two U.S. officials said, according to the Journal.
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The lawsuit also states that D.E. Shaw's Side Pocket investors received $7.2 million for its equity stake in Oasis, while Chodes, who still held a chunk of equity and a board seat despite being relieved of his CEO position in 2013, did not.
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According to the German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle, 18 members of the military were relieved of duty for extremist views between 2012 and 2016, and 280 cases are currently under investigation by military counterintelligence (unhappily known by its German initials as MAD).
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One of those relieved of his duties, Saud al Qhatani, his media enforcer-in-chief, had personally argued with Khashoggi as recently as last year when trying to lure him back to the Kingdom, according to a source with knowlegde of the encounter.
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BEIJING, Feb 13 (Reuters) - The head of the Communist Party in the Chinese province of Hubei, the epicentre of a coronavirus outbreak that has killed more than a thousand people, has been relieved of duty, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
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The state's judicial ethics commission recommended that Ruth Neely be relieved of her position as a magistrate in the small northwestern Wyoming town of Pinedale after she told the local newspaper that she would "not be able to do" marriage ceremonies for gay couples.
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Throughout, Chau writes sexuality in a way both vivid and new, but somehow without betraying self-satisfaction (See: "Pants and skirts were shrugged, scooted down, buttonholes were stretched into O's like gasping mouths, then relieved of their charges"), and her stories are honest and arresting.
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It is not clear whether Reeker provided any testimony to support or invalidate that concern; he did, however reportedly tell lawmakers he defended Yovanovitch, a respected career diplomat who he had known for 25 years, before and after she was relieved of her duties.
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I believe that people who make lots of money should be taxed fairly, and they should not be relieved of that responsibility because they have the money, the resources, and the wherewithal to get around the law, to basically take advantage of the law.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - The general leading an offensive against pro-Islamic State militants holed up in a southern Philippine town has been relieved of his command, an army spokesman said on Friday, the 11th day of the country's biggest security crisis in years.
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After Steg was relieved of his duties, Daimler and BMW also suspended or moved employees linked to the group that had commissioned the tests, the European Research Group on Environment and Health in the Transport Sector (EUGT), which was funded by the three carmakers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Arsene Wenger suggested on Sunday that once relieved of his duties as Arsenal manager in a week's time he could think about life as a fan of the London club he served for 22 years - and have fun shouting at his successor.
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Nine officers and enlisted sailors — including a captain and the commanding officer of the boats — face discipline, with some being relieved of command because of the episode, which embarrassed the service and occurred just hours before President Obama gave his last State of Union address.
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Murthy has been relieved of his duties as Surgeon General and will continue to serve as a member of the Commissioned Corps," a White House statement read, adding that Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price "thanks him for his dedicated service to the nation.
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Big Sam was relieved of the England job last week after drinking a pint of wine getting caught up in an undercover sting by The Telegraph, making him the shortest-serving England manager of all time, even if he is also technically the most successful.
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Guido Badano, a 29-year-old officer aboard the glamorous Italian ocean liner Andrea Doria, was asleep in his bunk, relieved of his duties for a while, when two short blasts from the ship's whistle, signaling an impending turn to the left, jolted him awake.
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The lesson of the Watergate inquiry was that the system worked, as the self-congratulatory consensus of that moment went—which is to say, Congress was relieved of forcing any kind of ultimate showdown with the executive branch over matters of serious constitutional principle.
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The dismissal was not the first time McCloughan, 46, had been relieved of his duties at an important time in the off-season: His contract as general manager of the San Francisco 49ers was mutually terminated in March 2010, just ahead of the draft.
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Ms. Fried said the struggle is but one among many voting rights issues she is seeing in Southern states, which in 2013 were relieved of having to follow a Civil Rights-era requirement forcing them to get federal approval for voting changes that might affect minority voters.
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By mid-2015, a five-hundred-million-dollar Pentagon program intended to train and equip more than five thousand anti- ISIS fighters had produced only about a hundred of them; according to the Pentagon, most had been killed, abducted, or relieved of their weapons by Islamists.
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The woman -- who began working for Hyten in November 2016 but was relieved of her duties in 2018 -- claims that he made "abusive sexual contact" with her more than six times, including in a hotel room during the Reagan National Defense Forum in California in December 2017.
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The woman — who began working for Hyten in November 22019 but was relieved of her duties in 2018 — claims that he made "abusive sexual contact" with her more than six times, including in a hotel room during the Reagan National Defense Forum in California in December 2017.
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In the final pages, Richard Roe is relieved of duty after a breakdown—Green's rebuke to the evolving myth of the stoical "Blitz spirit"—and becomes frustrated as he struggles to recapture the experience of firefighting: We had been ordered to Rhodesia Wharf, Surrey Commercial Docks.
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Iran's foreign ministry spokesman Hossein Jaberi Ansari initially told reporters in Tehran that a total of 22015 Iranians "were freed or were relieved of judicial restrictions within the framework of the agreement," but did not identify the other seven, and those cases have never been confirmed.
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UniCredit could have been required to raise capital of its own as a result of underwriting the share sale, but was relieved of this obligation by a newly created bank fund, which ended up with a 99 percent stake in Vicenza as the fund-raising flopped.
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The officer, who authorities say was "involved in the incident," will be relieved of his gun and badge and will be assigned to desk duty until the Civilian Office of Police Accountability completes a review of the incident, Chicago Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said on Twitter Wednesday.
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The biggest of these punishments was handed out to Luton Town, who were docked 10 points during the 19903/08 season in League One, relegated, and then relieved of a further 20 points having failed to agree to a Company Voluntary Arrangement and so exit administration in League Two.
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One handcuffed hour in a janky cop car later (during which time I jabbered the only Spanish I knew: "I'm very sorry," and "I have money"), we were relieved of all of our cash and dumped on a dirt road, forced to hoof it back to our respective lodgings.
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But many of the reforms announced by the Marines are already on the books and not being enforced, said Ms. Germano, who was relieved of her command at Parris Island in 2015, after a controversy that involved her push for more resources and better training for female recruits.
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"While a review is conducted by the city's Law Department concerning allegations of inappropriate behavior, Chief James Leonard has been relieved of his duties as chief of department effective today and placed on modified assignment," Frank Gribbon, a deputy commissioner in the department, said in an emailed statement.
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When the artist Marina Abramovic presented the pianist Igor Levit in Bach's "Goldberg" Variations at the Park Avenue Armory in 2015, listeners were relieved of their cellphones and outfitted with noise-dampening headphones that helped them sink into deep quiet for 30 minutes before the first notes of Bach.
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Though at the time of writing, the 93-year-old Mugabe remains president both of the country and of the ruling Zanu-PF party (Update: Mugabe has now resigned), it's widely expected that he will soon be relieved of both positions, probably by Mnangagwa, with the assistance of the army.
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In the end the issue is whether we are willing to jeopardize our liberty in exchange for the cold comfort that comes from the belief that the government, like an ageless parent, will look after us and that we will be relieved of any personal responsibility for our own welfare.
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In recent months, the department renegotiated "borrower defense to repayment" rules that had made it easier for defrauded students to be relieved of federal debts, as well as "gainful employment" rules that cut off loans to colleges if their graduates do not earn enough money to pay off their student debt.
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That message did not trickle down to staff at State, sources tell The Hill, as Tillerson's chief of staff Margaret Peterlin was pushing to hire new personnel on a conference call with White House officials as recently as Monday, apparently unaware that her boss had effectively been relieved of his duties.
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Per CNN, while Watson had already been relieved of his administrative duties, CSHL has now moved to strip him of all remaining honorary titles:The 90-year-old's comments were labeled "reprehensible" by the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) on New York's Long Island, where Watson had been the director from 1968 to 1993.
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Deripaska's companies were relieved of sanctions by the Trump administration in January — against Democrats' objections — but Deripaska himself remains on the Treasury's list of "Designated Russian Oligarchs" for allegedly acting on behalf of "a senior official of the Government of the Russian Federation," and for his operation in the Russian energy sector.
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Course after course arrived: velvety spring onion soubise studded with caviar and bitter chickweed, snapper crudo with thin strips of lightly dressed green pepper and the road-tested morels since relieved of the marrow, however dank, and bathed instead in juniper-scented butter, all under a nap of homemade pasta and pecorino.
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The drug, ubrogepant, showed greater rates of pain and symptom relief from migraine compared to a placebo, with more than 20% of participants given the drug reporting to be pain-free within two hours and more than 34% relieved of the most bothersome symptoms linked to migraine, which include light and noise sensitivity.
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