There's a place for them in the government if they're ready to come renouncing terrorism, renouncing violence and being committed to a stable, prosperous Afghanistan.
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We've seen attempts at renouncing this playbook in the past.
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The rich can only avoid federal taxes by renouncing citizenship.
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But simply renouncing Trump will not cure the cancer of Trump.
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Some Catholics are renouncing their membership, saying they have had enough.
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He said he is in the process of renouncing his American citizenship.
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Might not it be best expressed by renouncing the throne in advance?
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But renouncing citizenship is a far more permanent, costly and complicated proposition.
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Aides debate renouncing NAFTA but say it'll be a process, not something sudden.
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It was almost like they were renouncing their right to a clean environment.
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Americans, the ruling explained, can only lose their citizenship by voluntarily renouncing it.
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By essentially renouncing physical currency, I've slipped a little further into the future.
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For women monastics, renouncing the world included a rejection of marriage and family.
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"Renouncing Islam is technically punishable by the death penalty in Saudi Arabia," Coogle said.
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ABC News reported that Alqunun feared her family would kill her for renouncing Islam.
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At that moment, the thought of renouncing the consolation of getting tipsy seemed unendurable.
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I thought about Powell when I saw his statement renouncing the book on Amazon.
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We can't say for sure if Hirst actually strongarmed the authors into renouncing their findings.
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He grew so radical near the end of his life that he considered renouncing nonviolence.
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FATCA is a primary factor fueling the record rate of Americans renouncing their U.S. citizenship.
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Libya's Moammar Gadhafi was overthrown and killed in 2011 after renouncing weapons of mass destruction.
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"This does not mean we are renouncing our ideas," National Assembly President Esteban Lazo said.
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Instead of renouncing their hope for independence, the Catalan regional parliament declared it would secede.
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Renouncing music is not an option—not even Quignard can bring himself to do that.
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She believed that loving God was akin to renouncing food even when one is hungry.
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Most Republican congressmen fear renouncing him might cost them his supporters—perhaps permanently splitting the party.
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Talese has backtracked just one day after renouncing his upcoming book due to questions of credibility.
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The painting, however, is not all biting humor or about renouncing the activities or people depicted.
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Several countries such as Brazil, South Korea, and Argentina initiated nuclear efforts before renouncing them altogether.
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Days into his presidency, Mr. Trump closed that window by renouncing American participation in the deal.
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No wonder these prophets preached that salvation lay in renouncing family and transcending one's reproductive organs.
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In the foreseeable future, this probably means a wave of political candidates renouncing their foreign citizenship.
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Kuettel began considering renouncing when his local bank in Switzerland refused to refinance his $450,000 condominium.
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Al-Qunun, who said she'd be killed if deported after renouncing Islam, was attempting to reach Australia.
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He has cajoled Somali villagers into renouncing pay owed by pirates for food, transport and guard services.
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She says her family thinks of her as a slave, and will kill her for renouncing Islam.
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"North Korea must understand that there are no other alternatives than renouncing its nuclear programme," she said.
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He wisely decided not to return home, renouncing his citizenship and eventually settling in the United States.
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The latter group had been known as Jabhat al-Nusra before renouncing its ties to al Qaeda.
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The president has alienated Europeans by renouncing the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action on Iran's nuclear program.
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That fall, after renouncing his U.S. citizenship, Hamdi was released without charge and emigrated to Saudi Arabia.
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Most wanted to return to their countries or hoped to get amnesty for renouncing the Islamic State.
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He had dual citizenship before renouncing his Canadian citizenship after being elected to the Senate in 85033.
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Michael Franzese had been a Colombo capo before publicly renouncing his ties to the Mafia in 1995.
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The Astros, renouncing baseball's stuffy conventions, would wear the same uniforms at home and on the road.
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By 3103, however, Houdini wasn't content with renouncing any claim to having mystical abilities of his own.
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For some, the chief of state appeared to be renouncing a traditional government role in France, providing protection.
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The party has set out five reasonable conditions for collaboration, such as the M5S renouncing anti-EU rhetoric.
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Renouncing U.S. citizenship under the right circumstances can go a long way toward reducing or eliminating these burdens.
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In January, they took the extreme action of renouncing rumors concerning their reported split by threatening legal action.
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The first time we see Prince Philip on The Crown, he's renouncing his identity to marry Elizabeth Windsor.
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The exit tax is aimed at individuals who are renouncing their citizenship for tax-related purposes, Ashman said.
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But many Chinese who study and work abroad become passport holders of other countries without renouncing their citizenship.
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I understand that renouncing him means abetting her, which hurts, given her considerable flaws and their genuine qualms.
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The inherent paradox of renouncing a candidate you also provisionally support was raised Tuesday to near contortionist levels.
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For one, they advocated renouncing forks and knives in order to emphasize the tactile experience of the food.
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This administration has also snatched war from the jaws of peace by renouncing the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Ms. Haspel no doubt fears she would be undercutting some of her colleagues by renouncing what she did.
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The iPhone abandoned in the sand is a clear image of renouncing something that we haven't always had.
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The sanctions are aimed at pressuring North Korea into negotiating, with the goal of renouncing its nuclear weapons.
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Nikos Konstandaras ATHENS — At law courts throughout Greece, people are lining up to file papers renouncing their inheritance.
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He returned to America a changed man, renouncing racial separatism, and renameing himself El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz.
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Inada has called for a revamp of Japan's war-renouncing constitution to ease constraints on its military operating overseas.
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He was formally ordained a saint at 18, renouncing worldly pursuits, and became president of the sect in 1950.
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Others fear the United States will lose international credibility and alienate European allies by renouncing or undermining the deal.
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They were among hundreds of thousands who had been detained and spent month after month renouncing their religious convictions.
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German pilots tried to kill Michael by bombing the palace, but the king prevailed, renouncing Romania's alliance with Germany.
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He assured non-nuclear countries they would not lose the benefits of peaceful nuclear energy by renouncing nuclear weapons.
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Either way, several estimates said that renouncing his citizenship before Facebook went public saved him $700 million in taxes.
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Parliament passed unpopular legislation in September that loosened restraints imposed by war-renouncing Article 9 of the country's constitution.
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Charlie Sheen is renouncing a man who claimed to have cured his HIV and injected himself with the actor's blood.
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If "dismantling programmes" means renouncing the capacity for further development, this could indeed be done in a year or two.
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Johnson himself was born in New York and had both American and British citizenship before renouncing the former in 2017.
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After transforming themselves into a political party and renouncing violence, the FARC have condemned the attacks by their former members.
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There is, of course, the option of renouncing your citizenship, but even this comes with its own potential tax consequences.
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Qunun had fled her family after renouncing Islam but says was tricked into giving up her passport in Bangkok's airport.
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" De Blasio has even promised to hit citizens who are renouncing their American citizenship with a 40 percent "turncoat tax.
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The Justice Department told her later that day that no official has talked with the detainee about renouncing his citizenship.
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Here, they can't renounce Trump without renouncing the muscle and bones of their own political organization and its nominating convention.
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For many Palestinians, those two concessions would mean renouncing their most sacred beliefs, which form a part of Palestinian identity.
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Ms. Le Pen has since muted talk of renouncing the euro in favor of adding a parallel currency, the franc.
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Nevertheless, it appears that Moscow is not renouncing the task of trying to shape German outcomes but merely shifting gears.
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This policy change was met with widespread public backlash, with 1,500 Mormons renouncing their church membership in a publicized protest.
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It implies renouncing U.S. soft power, notably the nation's reputation for standing for more than its own naked self-interest.
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And it would impose an "exit tax" on those seeking to avoid the wealth tax by renouncing their American citizenship.
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He returned after renouncing his New Zealand citizenship and winning the by-election for his constituency in northern New South Wales.
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It would be tantamount to renouncing his vision of himself as a powerful leader who wants to Make Russia Great Again.
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" The French leader said that renouncing the deal with Iran would be a "grave error," calling the agreement "essential for peace.
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He acquired the property in 1994 after renouncing his United States citizenship, a tax dodge so audacious it inspired federal legislation.
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Abe has proposed amending the constitution's war-renouncing Article 9 by 2020 to officially recognize Japan's Self-Defense Forces as its military.
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But for Republicans in safer seats, renouncing Trump is no gain and all risk, given Trump's resilient support among core Republican voters.
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Abe's proposal to clarify the military's ambiguous status by revising the constitution's war-renouncing Article 9 would be hugely symbolic in Japan.
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The KMT has responded to this system by not formally renouncing the goal of reunification and by seeking to strengthen economic ties.
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Not that I'm renouncing my faith or my past work—even if I wish I could go back and change some things.
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Erimo residents were divided on Abe's signature policy of revising Japan's war-renouncing constitution to clarify the status of the country's military.
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They are designated as helicopter destroyers to keep within the bounds of a war-renouncing constitution that forbids possession of offensive weapons.
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But, if he hosts the Oscars, he would need to open the ceremony by doing so again and renouncing his past comments.
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What this suggests is that even climate skeptics could budge on their estimated likelihood of climate change without renouncing their initial skepticism.
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To achieve peace — or even some normalcy — in Gaza, Hamas and others must make hard choices, including renouncing violence and recognizing Israel.
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To their immense credit, Greta's parents join her on this new pilgrimage, committing to a low-carbon lifestyle and renouncing air travel.
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Ending forever wars does not require renouncing an exorbitant privilege that, if used properly, could be the source of so much good.
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But as Tuesday's deal showed, it came at the cost of renouncing Kurdish military control over the majority of its populated areas.
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"At one point, I thought about renouncing now but then I become stateless and I don't know what that means," Carlsen said.
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In the same spirit, rejecting globalism need not entail renouncing America's role as leader of the international order or attacking global trade.
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Once a New York Times story publicized the form's improper release, the Ryan-linked PAC embraced the innuendo rather than renouncing it.
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In the early 1920s he listened to advisers from the Soviet Union, which had won his admiration by renouncing territorial claims in China.
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The resolution, a formal rebuke of the Iowa lawmaker, mentions King only once and focuses instead on renouncing white supremacy and white nationalism.
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She says that little did she know, once she signed papers renouncing her North Korean citizenship, she'd never be able to go home.
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Mr. Trump's statement renouncing the myth might provide an especially credible and persuasive signal about the falsity of the claim to true believers.
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In January I will become a full Canadian citizen with the full intention of renouncing the U.S. one that, quite frankly, embarrasses me.
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Instead, we should avoid simplistic explanations for the complex challenges we face while remembering the importance of renouncing this and all other prejudices.
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Lifelong Catholics are renouncing their membership, while others are withholding contributions or attending Mass dressed in black to show they are in mourning.
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Southampton signaled it was prepared to register a formal complaint, and Liverpool quickly apologized, issuing a statement renouncing all interest in van Dijk.
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Since Mr. Trump left the agreement in May 2018, not a single other participant has joined him in renouncing it or reimposing sanctions.
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With the IRS's heavy taxation on retirement funds for Americans living in Australia, renouncing seemed like the only option to stay financially afloat.
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He would seem to have similarly unresolved feelings about renouncing his "rough magic" and forgiving the perfidious statesmen who betrayed him years earlier.
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He has since pulled the United States out of a sprawling Pacific trade deal, while renouncing American participation in the Paris climate accord.
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For many, Japan's war-renouncing constitution, written by an occupying army during a few sweltering days in 1946, is something of a sacred text.
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In the end, renouncing U.S. citizenship has a number of tax pluses and minuses, all of which should be considered before pulling the trigger.
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Having the direwolves return could be a part of Arya's renouncing of the House of Black and White and subsequent return to her family.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday that renouncing the deal would be a "grave error" that would increase the risk of nuclear-armed conflict.
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To the Editor: Re "Renouncing the Common Core" (Sunday Review, July 24): Diane Ravitch perpetuates myths about the Common Core and doesn't match reality.
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A Saudi teen was granted refugee status Wednesday after fleeing to Thailand out of fear that her family would kill her for renouncing Islam.
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I performed rituals of blasphemy like renouncing the Holy Trinity, some of them drawn from LaVey and some from the world of traditional witchcraft.
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Mr. Murtazawi said that recent fatwas by religious leaders in Afghanistan and in Saudi Arabia renouncing the Afghan war had also had an effect.
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The scientists' letter also recommended additional ways to monitor Iran — or any other non-nuclear state, for that matter — without renouncing the nuclear agreement.
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Abe has long sought to revise the U.S.-drafted, war-renouncing constitution to further legitimize Japan's military, known as the Self-Defense Forces (SDF).
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Bin Laden told his old friend that that he was thinking of returning to Saudi Arabia and renouncing his war against the Saudi regime.
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He's not softening his views, or renouncing the right-wing polemics he's edited over the decades, some of which continue to kick up controversy.
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Booker is not renouncing his history as a cheerleader for those policies, a central part of his story as mayor of Newark, New Jersey.
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Renouncing Islam Wahhabism, the conservative official interpretation of Islam in Saudi Arabia, ensures Sharia Law in the country and helps protect the male guardian system.
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Last year, 5,411 people "expatriated" by renouncing their U.S. citizenship or terminating long-term residency in the U.S., recent data from the Treasury Department show.
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In recent years, he has lobbied for revision of the war-renouncing, U.S.-drafted constitution, a longtime cause neither he nor his successors have achieved.
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These officials pick their battles, knowing that Trump is going to go ahead with some decisions — like renouncing the Paris climate agreement — no matter what.
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Abe's proposal would add a clause legitimizing the SDF to existing clauses renouncing Japan's right to wage war and banning the maintenance of armed forces.
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Some of these officials have returned to old jobs in academia or the private sector, distancing themselves from the president without renouncing him in full.
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The funding for missile development, though relatively small, could nonetheless spark controversy, since Japan's war-renouncing constitution imposes restrictions on strike weapons for the military.
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Now, of course, all is reversed: It's renouncing the world that requires nerve and imagination, and the roar of silence that dares us to listen.
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"There will be no renouncing one bit, one grain of sand from the lands of Sinai, which many honorable Egyptians were martyred defending," Shoukry said.
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Domestically, Mr. Abe's biggest test could come as he tries to revise Japan's war-renouncing Constitution, which was enacted by American postwar occupiers in 1947.
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Tinkov allegedly concealed $1 billion in assets and incomes when renouncing his U.S. citizenship in 2013, the justice department said in a statement on Thursday.
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The growing threat from the North has bolstered his drive to strengthen Japan's military, which has long been constrained by the country's war-renouncing Constitution.
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Bush used the attack to leave Gore with an unpalatable choice of renouncing the man he hoped to succeed and carrying the can for his improprieties.
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"We must talk to our allies in a way that would allow them to understand that we have no intention of renouncing our dignity," he said.
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But instead of simply renouncing birtherism, most of the event involved Trump publicizing his newly completed hotel in Washington, DC, and various supporters touting his candidacy.
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The rules unveiled this week were the Obama administration's third effort to stop U.S. companies renouncing their American citizenship but they are only a temporary stopgap.
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Spain's IBEX eked out losses Wednesday afternoon after news emerged Tuesday that Catalonia refused to give in to the Spanish government's demand of renouncing its independence.
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"('The Last Temptation of Christ') was not about Jesus renouncing the faith but about being tempted, and that is part of his humanity," Father Martin said.
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Prospero gives a final soliloquy at the end of The Tempest that has often been read as the coded words of Shakespeare himself renouncing the stage.
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And still, we have heard nothing from Mr. Trump, no denunciation, no broad renouncing of racist, anti-Semitic support, no expressions of sympathy for its victims.
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Hurt by his affair during their mother's terminal illness, they've acted out in rather contemporary ways, Maggie renouncing success, Ethan quitting consultancy and racking up debts.
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The guy who penned "Benghazi Mom" Patricia Smith's speech at the Republican National Convention published an essay renouncing Donald Trump in the Baltimore Sun on Thursday.
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Arguing that new restrictions would impose an undue burden on the energy industry, he drafted a letter to Congress renouncing both Kyoto and the carbon cap.
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When Hal, renouncing his wild ways, becomes Henry V, we should get the sense not only of a page being turned but of a life upended.
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Thus China is Iran's top trading partner, a position that would not change in the event of Mr. Trump's renouncing Washington's participation in the nuclear deal.
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Joyce, popular among rural voters who dominate his local constituency, has already indicated he will stand for re-election after renouncing his New Zealand citizenship in August.
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Women's groups at some of the most prestigious U.S. law schools are renouncing law firms that forbid employees from suing over issues like sexual harassment and discrimination.
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Surveys show many voters are wary of changing the constitution's war-renouncing Article 9, which advocates see as the source of Japan's post-war peace and democracy.
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It's easy to picture them all growing up soon and moving on, renouncing lad culture when they get girlfriends and leaving behind only these pictures as proof.
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There were unfounded rumors that, while he was a Rhodes scholar at Oxford, Clinton had written a letter about renouncing his citizenship to protest the Vietnam war.
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One white woman emailed Mr. Wechsler a letter recounting and renouncing her long-held resentment of colleagues of color for what she saw as their unfair advancement.
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In the article, Prince was described as pointing at his Bible while renouncing Democrat and Republican approaches to gay marriage legislation — a quote his camp hotly contested.
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Ersek said that even though he signed the Business Roundtable&aposs statement renouncing shareholder primacy, there is still a legal precedent that compels companies toward short-termism.
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The money she contributes is treated as income in the U.S. As Carlsen sees it, renouncing her citizenship will put an end to all of those hassles.
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Japanese popular opinion is pulling back from the once staunch backing of the country's war-renouncing constitution toward an acceptance of the need for adequate armed forces.
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The group got the emails from Katie McHugh, a former Breitbart editor who, after being fired for anti-Muslim tweets, moved even further right before renouncing racism.
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Musk, though chronically exhausted, said in an emotional Thursday interview with the New York Times he doesn't plan on renouncing his roles as chairman and chief executive.
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He shaved it—presumably leaving hair in the sink of the Capitol Hill office in which he sleeps—while also possibly (or possibly not!) renouncing his Muslim faith.
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Renouncing Islam is a crime punishable by death under the Saudi system of sharia, or Islamic law, though the punishment has not been carried out in recent memory.
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He luxuriates in his boorishness, somehow perceiving that changing what came before means repudiating every shred of decency, renouncing every ounce of compassion, rejecting every hint of morality.
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Those who are standing by him as well as those who are attempting to move the conversation on their agenda forward without renouncing him are worse than complicit.
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Abe, who wants to bolster Japan's defense capability, is now proposing adding the Self-Defense Force, or Japan's military, to the war-renouncing Article 9 of the constitution.
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All four men were shown meekly renouncing their activist pasts and urging people to guard against sinister forces threatening the Communist Party, before they were convicted and sentenced.
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That was in line with a 2015 security law pushed by Abe that expanded the SDF's overseas role, a change critics say has weakened Japan's war-renouncing constitution.
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As a result, politicians such as Mr. Leung and Ms. Yau could seek to win back their seats by renouncing support for independence and going back to court.
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Adolescent girls are some of the most enthusiastic embracers of diksha, or the renouncing of material things, and diksha ceremonies resemble lavish weddings, with videographers and printed invitations.
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Today I am officially renouncing my ordination in the Southern Baptist Convention, the country's largest Protestant body, with about 15 million members, and the world's largest Baptist denomination.
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Another, a striking Russian woman in her 21s who is visiting from Moscow with the Red Cross, describes the redemptive joy in her life since renouncing the bottle.
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Tehran renouncing its stated position that Israel has no right to exist would be a critical first step toward any regional cooling off, however unlikely that may be.
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Barrese trails the now-septuagenarian across her daily life in Milan, the place she has called home since renouncing the spotlight for Marxist feminism in the early 1970s.
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Some insist he is merely an attention seeker, while others say that despite good intentions, he has achieved little in the five years since renouncing his Australian citizenship.
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Renouncing free trade and openly discussing a possible abandonment of our historical security commitments to the region will have a negative impact on U.S. security and our economy.
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He says he is in the process of renouncing his citizenship but still, it's one of the reasons Canadians haven't quite known what to make of this conservative leader.
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By renouncing certain rights of sovereignty, like the ability to raise an army, mint money or form alliances with foreign powers, tribes would get protection from the federal government.
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Every act, no matter how vile, finds some kind of justification in tradition; any denunciation by Muslim moderates is dismissed as, in effect, renouncing a part of true Islam.
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Qanun was also attacked on social media for shaming her family and renouncing Islam, highlighting the delicate balance Prince Mohammed must strike in reforming Saudi society without destabilising it.
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The firm is based out of Southeast Asia — where Saverin has lived since renouncing his U.S. citizenship in 2011 — but it investors globally and has a San Francisco office.
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In what has turned into a steady drip, prominent Republican women from the worlds of business and politics have been publicly renouncing Mr. Trump over the past few weeks.
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Republican candidates for the House and Senate, and for governorships across the country, chastised Mr. Trump sternly but stopped short of renouncing him as their choice for the presidency.
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" The president of Cuba's National Assembly, Esteban Lazo Hernández, said the deletion of the reference to communism did not suggest that the nation's political leadership was "renouncing our ideas.
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In contrast to Mr. Trump's pullback from international trade agreements and his renouncing of the Paris climate accord, the European leaders emphasized their commitment to prosperity through global commerce.
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Unlike with Little Richard (Prince's forebear in black American androgyny), it was impossible to imagine Prince becoming a preacher as a way of renouncing his love affair with eyeliner.
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Raised in a Roman Catholic home, Ms. Salazar also once served as the Columbia chapter president of Christians United for Israel, before renouncing that group and converting to Judaism.
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When Donald J. Trump was elected president in 2700, some people, many of them Democrats, talked about renouncing their United States citizenship and moving abroad as a political protest.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia's prime minister took aim at the city of Yarra on Wednesday, accusing it of renouncing the country's values after its council unanimously voted against recognizing Jan.
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Lialina projects a diptych of screenshots of GeoCities pages, with bloggers on the left promising to revive their pages' activity and those on the right renouncing their efforts altogether.
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H.R. 158 ignores the practical difficulty of renouncing one's citizenship: You can't just burn your passport and be automatically rid of your national associations, whether you're Iranian, Israeli or American.
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So we can see Jon officially renouncing his claim and becoming consort to Queen Daenerys in exchange for the North's independence (Sansa becomes Queen in the North in this scenario).
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Babel was arrested in 1939 and convicted the following year of being a Trotskyite, terrorist, and spy; he was executed after renouncing an earlier confession to crimes he didn't commit.
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But in the past, Bolton and Trump's new secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, have appeared to advocate regime change in North Korea -- a position the President appears to be renouncing.
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By publicly renouncing the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal she once heralded as "the gold standard," she has broken with Mr. Obama and with her husband's free-trade legacy.
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The number of people renouncing official ties to the United States hit a new record last year, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing an analysis of Treasury Department data.
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In a vote held on July 10, 2016, Japanese voters ushered in the two-thirds majority needed for prime minister Shinzo Abe to revise that country's pacifist, war-renouncing constitution.
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Facebook on Friday issued a statement renouncing recent allegations by liberal financier George Soros that there is a "special relationship" forming between the social media company and President Donald Trump.
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As a young man who had already fathered a child, he knew that, for the entire human species, reproduction entailed precisely the sexual intercourse that he was bent on renouncing.
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In a classic "you can't fire me — I quit" moment, he sent the agency a letter on Tuesday, renouncing Aalst's place on the list before it could be kicked off.
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Veteran Republican strategist Steve Schmidt is renouncing his membership in the Republican Party, in light of the political tempest over the Trump administration immigration policy that separates children from their parents.
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For individual members who are in close races or states, renouncing Trump is a transparently desperate electoral strategy, since these candidates now understand they can't win without reaching beyond core Republicans.
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Even renouncing all of their free agents and jettisoning their draft pick doesn't get the Raptors close to the salary they'd need for a player of Lowry's ilk on the market.
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According to Bloomberg, data from the Treasury Department shows that 2017 is about to set a record when it comes to individuals renouncing their American citizenship...and Trump isn't the reason.
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His administration passed a law allowing Japan to defend allies, approved a new muscular defense plan, and could soon amend its war-renouncing constitution to formalize the nation's armed forces' existence.
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Supporters of the nuclear deal must also recognise that the smiling Mr Rohani sees it in purely transactional terms: by renouncing the pathways to a bomb, Iran gets cash and trade.
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Leaving the church involves more than just renouncing a set of beliefs, says Martha Bradley-Evans, Dean of Undergraduate Studies at the University of Utah who specialises in the LDS church.
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Finally Garfield reached the scene in which Rodrigues steps on the fumie, profaning the God he believes in and renouncing the faith he has come halfway across the world to preach.
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Renouncing Hate: What Happens When a White Nationalist RepentsWes Enzinna considers "Rising Out of Hatred," by Eli Saslow, in the context of other recent narratives about extremists who changed their minds.
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Meghan could head this off by renouncing her US citizenship once she becomes a British citizen, but the child would still be liable for US taxes until the age of 18.
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Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham is a coalition of Salafi jihadist groups that include Fateh al-Sham, which was previously known as Jabhat al Nusra before renouncing its ties to al Qaeda.
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Various Islamic rebel groups control Eastern Ghouta, including the al Qaeda-linked Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which was previously known as Jabhat al Nusra before renouncing its ties to al Qaeda.
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But it seems unrealistic to expect that companies that took the bold step of renouncing their United States citizenship to move abroad would then not also seek to engage in earnings stripping.
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As the White House engages in a fierce fight to restrict travel into the U.S. by citizens of some Muslim-majority countries, a record number of Americans are voluntarily renouncing their citizenship.
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Thai officials vowed Monday not to deport Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, 18, the daughter of a senior Saudi government official, who claims her family has threatened to kill her for renouncing Islam.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) to provide a "yes or no answer," Haspel said that she supports the "higher moral standards" that the U.S. has embraced since renouncing the use of the techniques.
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Restrictions on strike weapons imposed by its war-renouncing constitution means Japan's missile force is composed of anti-aircraft and anti-ship munitions with ranges of less than 300 kms (186 miles).
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But the barter system has taken a long time to come together, and Mr. Rouhani's government bet that if it moved toward renouncing the nuclear accord, it would force Europe into action.
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Abe's government has said it is prepared to authorise force to protect ships in danger, a controversial decision because Japan's war-renouncing constitution forbids the use of military force in international disputes.
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He was imprisoned for blasphemy for the first time in 2008, but was released halfway through his four-year term after he signed a letter renouncing his claim to be Muhammad's successor.
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More daunting, he was also considering selling his portion of the cottage next door that he shares with his siblings—renouncing his stake in the community that's defined so much of his life.
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The teenager from Saudi Arabia who fled to Thailand after she was threatened for renouncing Islam has reportedly deactivated the Twitter account she used to publicize her case after she received death threats.
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Even worse, any internet connection accessible on the Red Planet's surface is going to be seriously slow, meaning a lifetime of being late to memes, watching YouTube videos in 240p, and renouncing Netflix.
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Pacifism has been a sacred tenet of Japan's national identity since the end of World War II, when the United States pushed to insert a clause renouncing war into the country's postwar Constitution.
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The EU is stronger with Britain and Britain is stronger inside the EU, but it's not to be done at the price of renouncing certain fundamental values, which are a red line for me.
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Asked by host George Stephanopoulos if he was "prepared to make a clear and unequivocal statement renouncing the support of all white supremacists," the Republican front-runner sought to put the issue to bed.
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Wang Yu, a Fengrui attorney known for her work defending dissidents and feminists, was detained last year but recently released on bail after renouncing her work and her colleagues, the authorities said on Monday.
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Such a crackdown is also being undertaken on millions of Christians in Beijing and a number of provinces where churches are being destroyed, bibles burned, and Christians forced to sign statements renouncing their religion.
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Markle could potentially change these circumstances by renouncing her U.S. citizenship, but the process takes years and must follow her becoming a British citizen, which is also likely to take years, according to Fox Business.
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The subreddit has been flooded with such posts—from first time self-identified Republicans, former Bernie Bros declaring themselves "Bernouts," and in the most extreme cases, people like this poster apparently renouncing their religious beliefs.
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Last week in Sri Lanka, Mr. Rajapaksa told reporters that he had started the process of renouncing his American citizenship, a requirement for contesting the presidency, which his brother relinquished after losing a 2015 election.
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Even as they have grown anxious about the threats, the Japanese people, as citizens of the only country to have experienced the horrors of nuclear war, have remained steadfastly committed to Japan's war-renouncing charter.
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The initial idea was to make a film about Bryon Widner, a former skinhead who, after renouncing his racist beliefs, went through a painstaking process of removing the hate-filled tattoos that covered his body.
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Josh Harris, once one of America's most famous evangelical pastors, admitted in his first interview since renouncing Christianity that he ruined lives and marriages, so he excommunicated himself from the faith that made him famous.
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The daughter of Heinrich Himmler, who led Adolf Hitler's ruthless SS, worked as a secretary for West Germany's spy agency in the 1960s despite never renouncing Nazism and remaining active in far-right extremism for decades.
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Driven by the kind of passion that can only be found in the recently converted, I have aided and abetted friends in renouncing the sins of gluttony and pride uniquely found in the House of Apples.
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She criticized Senator Marco Rubio of Florida for helping write a 2013 immigration bill and then renouncing it, and Donald J. Trump for wanting to deport millions of immigrants and for referring to Mexicans as criminals.
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One British strategy would be setting political objectives — like regaining national sovereignty, rejecting free movement and renouncing the right of the European Court of Justice to trump British law — and fitting the economy around such aims.
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The current conflict itself is largely a result of Mr. Trump's renouncing the nuclear deal President Barack Obama achieved in 2015 along with Britain, France, China, Germany and Russia, and then reimposing crippling sanctions on Iran.
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And, even with increasingly unvarnished appeals to cultural anxiety, that may be exactly what Trump is courting by renouncing his campaign pledges to defend the safety net programs that now support so many of his own voters.
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She has particularly criticized Wisconsin-based auto parts maker Johnson Controls, saying the company intends to "pretend to sell itself to a foreign company in Europe," renouncing its U.S. citizenship after benefiting from the auto industry bailout.
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But Japan is not obliged to do the same, because of its war-renouncing Constitution, which was imposed by occupying American forces after World War II. Mr. Abe says he, too, is unhappy with the "unbalanced" alliance.
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By 2012, he claimed to be doing anti-piracy work for the (now replaced) national Transitional Federal Government; then in January 2013 he held a press conference renouncing piracy and pledging to work on rehabilitating other pirates.
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On Wednesday, his transition team announced that anyone interested in a White House job would need to sign a pledge renouncing any lobbying ties and agree not to enter lobbying for five years after leaving his administration.
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According to the Pew Research Center, about a quarter of all countries had anti-blasphemy laws or policies as of 2014, and more than a tenth have laws or policies against apostasy, or renouncing a religious belief.
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That he has thrown his support behind a White House at odds with those things — and that his support has been followed by West renouncing much of his past self — has been a strange thing to witness.
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A plan to rearrange the conflict would give the Palestinians a state without expecting them to pay for it by renouncing their demand for a right of return and thereby conceding a plank of their national identity.
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The film then comes down to the issue of whether Rodrigues will make a show of renouncing Christianity by stepping on a "fumie", ie, a picture of Christ which is placed on the ground in front of him.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Leaders of all faiths should unite in renouncing religious extremism and counter the "barbarity of those who foment hatred and violence," Pope Francis said on Friday at the start of a two-day visit to Cairo.
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His convention shows suggested, though, a way to change without renouncing his past works — just as Mr. Letterman eventually found a distinctive voice on his "Late Show" while hanging on to signature features like the top-ten list.
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That case concerned a man who was born with both American and Mexican citizenship, and who as a student took an oath of allegiance to Mexico, renouncing his American citizenship in order to obtain a Mexican citizenship document.
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President Trump has moved aggressively to ostracize Iran, renouncing the nuclear agreement it reached with the Obama administration and five other world powers, and reimposing sanctions that the accord had eased in return for Iran's peaceful nuclear development.
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Other schools of thought during Stoicism's ancient rise had warned that politics and the pursuit of wealth would lead only to stress and risk, Dr. Palmer said, and some encouraged retiring from active life and even renouncing property.
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Most of the mainly UK-based market and academic economists polled expected trade to worsen with Britain struggling to negotiate a favorable trade deal with its former EU partners after renouncing membership of the world's largest trading bloc.
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In renouncing the 2015 agreement, the U.S. is reinstating harsh sanctions on Iran, which is the fifth-biggest oil producer in the world, and is expecting most buyers to halt their purchases of Iranian crude oil by November.
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Donald Trump sure has a funny way of renouncing birtherism; the US wants Deutsche Bank to pay $14 billion for its role in the financial crisis; the world's newest country has already joined the 1-million-refugee club.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday it would be difficult for the time being to revise the armament-renouncing article of Japan's pacifist constitution, an issue drawing attention as the July 10 upper house election approaches.
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The Committee on Climate Change, an independent advisory body, recommended how the latest cap should be set in November 2015—back when many thought Britain voting to leave the EU was about as likely as the queen renouncing tea.
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Even Philip's stamp collection becomes a symbol of what's been lost: tiny portraits of the wide world and of America's idealized past brought into one book, as America is slamming the door on that world and renouncing those ideals.
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Tears welled up and rolled down my cheeks as I took in the mixed emotions of renouncing any allegiance to my birth country of India where I had been a citizen for 35 years and embracing my new country.
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"They are unsparing in their descriptions of the president, at one point describing his half-hearted attempt to dictate a statement renouncing his past support for Obama birther conspiracy theories as a "seven-minute, meandering spat of word-mouth vomit.
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Instead, it's been about trying to give so-called moderate or suburban Republicans an excuse to vote for him—renouncing birtherism, in this light, is an attempt to take away an excuse for these voters not to vote for him.
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Since his election in 2013, the former bishop of Buenos Aires has made reaching out to the downtrodden a hallmark of his papacy, renouncing many of the perks associated with his role as leader of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics.
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The Pinault family, which was at odds with Macron last year on issues of tax and the president's policies towards the poor, said in a statement on Wednesday it was renouncing any tax advantage it might get from its donation.
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It demands neither vows of poverty nor renouncing the glitz-and-glamour lifestyle that characterizes the celebrity experience, even as it offers a kind of structure and meaning inherently absent from, say, a drug-fueled life on a tour bus.
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Having agreed to consolidate all forces into one base northeast of Baghdad at Camp Ashraf, and after surrendering their weapons and renouncing terrorism per U.S. desires, Washington granted the residents of Ashraf "Protected Persons" status under the Fourth Geneva Convention.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A court in Saudi Arabia has overturned the death sentence given to Palestinian poet Ashraf Fayadh last November on charges of publicly renouncing Islam, but the new terms of his punishment are also extremely savage.
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Peru is facing its deepest political crisis in at least three decades, with the president dissolving Congress, Congress then moving to suspend the president — and the vice president, who had stepped up to lead the country, renouncing her position as well.
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Renouncing support for terrorism organizations and taking steps to disrupt their operations is one of a number of steps Sudan's recently inaugurated government is taking to satisfy requirements to be removed from U.S. designation of a State Sponsor of Terrorism.
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That government was short-lived, in part because Hamas refused, then as now, to fulfill international conditions for recognition, including renouncing violence, recognizing Israel's right to exist and accepting signed agreements between Israel and the Fatah-dominated Palestine Liberation Organization.
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President Bashar al-Assad's main ally Russia has said it would not support a truce that extended to terrorist groups including ISIS and Fateh al-Sham, which was previously known as Jabhat al Nusra before renouncing its ties to al Qaeda.
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But what has set them apart, whether it's Victoria Beckham or Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen at The Row, is that they have done so in part by renouncing their low culture past and humbly pledging their troth to design.
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The Pinault family, which was at odds with Macron last year on issues of tax and the president's policies toward the poor, said in a statement on Wednesday it was renouncing any tax advantage it might get from its donation.
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The Institute for Public Policy Research, a think tank, says Britain might be able to halt migration for a longer period of several years without renouncing its access to the single market, if it could show EU migration was hurting UK wages.
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Renouncing Redick (along with McConnell, Amir Johnson, Mike Muscala, and Wilson Chandler) gives them nearly $20 million to spend, but whatever they get with that money probably won't offset the loss of arguably their second-most valuable player so far this season.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said on Tuesday that he supported collective bargaining rights for the 60,000 New York farmworkers and that the state was renouncing a loophole in federal labor laws that had left farmworkers unprotected and marginalized for more than seven decades.
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Abe, in a surprise move on the 513th anniversary of the U.S.-drafted charter last month, made a proposal to revise its war-renouncing Article 9 by 2020 to clarify the ambiguous status of its military, known as the Self-Defense Forces (SDF).
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Even as Democratic candidates have challenged themselves and each other by renouncing various forms of money, whether from PACs, organized fundraising events, lobbyists, or people employed in the oil and gas industries, they are operating under conditions of abundance rather than scarcity.
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"As the court is well aware, Rolland Martin, a co-conspirator convicted in Hernandez&aposs case, was almost killed in a Bureau of Prisons facility, not for cooperating with the government, but for merely renouncing his membership in the gang," Lazzaro said.
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The wealthy who are considering renouncing their citizenship fear a wealth tax less than the possibility that the tax on capital gains could be raised to the ordinary income tax rate, effectively doubling what a wealthy person would pay, Mr. Lesperance said.
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Even on Election Day, after the Republican National Committee incorrectly informed him it expected Trump to lose, Ryan prepared a speech renouncing Trump's racially polarizing agenda as a dead end for the GOP, according to the detailed reporting of Tim Alberta in Politico.
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Even as the Trump administration has broken with almost all the world's nations by renouncing the Paris climate accord, the Vermont program offers just one example of the continuing efforts at the local level to rethink a largely carbon-based power system.
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In this story, Prince Harry and Meghan should not be lamented as defectors from the old order, but celebrated as the heroes of the next installment, as modern royals renouncing some level of privilege to seek their fortune in the real world.
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His enthusiasm for such compromise waned when he ran again for the Republican presidential nomination in 2008: He followed the party's move toward the right by renouncing his earlier support for immigration restructuring and opposition to President George W. Bush's tax cuts.
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In an age when the most of the rest of the world is renouncing or not enforcing the death penalty, several states in the US still execute prisoners, with 25 put to death in 2018, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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In his speech on Monday renouncing the chance to run, Juppe, the 71-year-old mayor of Bordeaux, had harsh words for Fillon, who expects to be placed under formal investigation over payments to his wife when he sees investigating magistrates on March 15.
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Pakistanis are due to head to the polls on July 25, and the return of the Sharifs from the UK is being seen as an attempt by their political allies to shore up support -- particularly as candidates have been jumping ship and renouncing loyalties.
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Nothing illustrates that more clearly than the behavior of several GOP politicians who, after Trump's "grab 'em by the pussy" tape leaked in early October, took the high-minded approach of renouncing their support of him — only to, remarkably enough, re-endorse him days later.
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One reason for the unease about simply renouncing the deal is the united support for it among the United States' European allies as well as Russia and China, whose backing for powerful sanctions against Iran were crucial in forcing Tehran to the negotiating table.
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The Zapatistas, the most powerful political rebels in Mexico in nearly 100 years, are renouncing armed revolution, after decades of opposing the government, for a simple reason: Mexico is so riddled with violence, they say, that the country cannot handle any more of it.
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Hamas's unwillingness to accept the Quartet's conditions (recognizing Israel, renouncing terror from Gaza and the West Bank, and honoring past agreements), coupled with its cruel refusal to repatriate two intellectually disabled Israeli civilians and the bodies of fallen soldiers, is evidence of the group's unchanging nature.
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Given Mr. Trump's talk of renouncing trade agreements and renegotiating the terms of American debt, investors are likely to take rising odds of his election as impetus to limit their exposure to risk, eschewing stock markets and plowing funds into the safest forms of government debt.
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Here was my first taste of power and responsibility as I navigated the weird factional politics which came with being a moderator (eventually joining and then renouncing a secret shadow forum which used its control of the site management to suppress all evidence of its existence).
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A patriotism that waxes and wanes so volatilely from avoiding my home country for six months at a time and openly considering renouncing my American citizenship, to taking my vacation time to go to a desert in Texas and get a USDA stamp tattooed on my ass.
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But, in the past two weeks, Trump has made things easier for certain Republicans: those elected officials still seeking what Senator Lindsey Graham has called an "off-ramp," by which they can justify to the most partisan of their constituents and colleagues renouncing the Party's nominee.
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They were joined by other European bloc members still angry that Mr. Trump had withdrawn the United States from the Paris climate accord and, more recently, revoked support for a deal brokered by his predecessor, President Barack Obama, committing Iran to renouncing the production of nuclear weapons.
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Among the initiatives Dahlan has promoted in Gaza is the reconciliation program of families like the Zaanouns and 19 others, who each accepted a $50,000 blood money payment from an Egyptian-Emirati charity fund in return for publicly renouncing the demand to avenge the deaths of their sons.
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Alex Marino, who heads one of the largest expatriation legal practices in the world for Moodys Gartner Tax Law, said that in the final quarter of 2016, when Donald J. Trump was elected president, there was a record spike in the number of Americans renouncing their United States citizenship.
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Some of his black support is partially about him and what he's meant to black America — which is far greater, by the way, than it was for O. J. Simpson, who, even after renouncing his being a black American, discovered that black America couldn't bring itself to renounce him.
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They feared being intercepted by Saudi officials or relatives and forced to return home, where they believe they could be punished for renouncing Islam, which is punishable by death under the Saudi system of Islamic law.. The Saudi consulate in Hong Kong has not responded to requests for comment.
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Two other people were killed and dozens injured by the booby trapped vehicle that hit a gathering of members of Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS), a coalition of Salafi jihadist groups that include Fateh al-Sham, which was previously known as Jabhat al Nusra before renouncing its ties to al Qaeda.
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But in a speech renouncing the chance to run, the 71-year-old had harsh words for Fillon, saying he had wasted the strong lead The Republican party was enjoying before the scandal over his wife's pay broke, calling him obstinate, and expressing disquiet at his attacks on the judiciary investigating the case.
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The grassroots campaign endorses the Treaty and important protective policies such as ending the President's sole, unchecked authority to launch a nuclear attack, renouncing the option of using nuclear weapons first, taking U.S. nuclear weapons off hair-trigger alert, and canceling U.S. plans to replace its entire nuclear arsenal with enhanced weapons.
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But even if Mr. Trump loses, and loses badly, it's unclear whether party leaders will take this lesson to heart by renouncing their support for Mr. Trump or if they'll simply shrug it off and expect voters — and the black and Hispanic Republicans who fled the party — to give them a mulligan.
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In just the last few days, two letters were circulated by dozens of lawyers, including former high-ranking officials from United States Attorney's Offices and the Justice Department, renouncing the president's order as unconstitutional in violation of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause and the 14th Amendment's right to equal protection under the law.
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Last week, Mr. Lagerfeld gave an interview to the French newspaper Le Point in which he said he was considering renouncing his German citizenship because of the one million Muslim immigrants that Angela Merkel, the chancellor, had accepted into Germany, a decision he linked to the rise of neo-Nazism in the country.
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The defining moment of the evening came when Lazio brandished a pledge renouncing the use of "soft money," walked over to Clinton's podium, and demanded she sign it: Initially, as Michael Tomasky recounts in Hillary's Turn, his history of this 2001 race, the conventional wisdom was that the moment was a big win for Lazio.
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Mr. Seagal, who is 64 and was born in Michigan, follows in the footsteps of another Western actor whose fame crested decades ago but who managed to emerge in the embrace of Russia: Gerard Depardieu, the French actor, was given Russian citizenship in 2013 after renouncing his native citizenship in a protest over high taxes.
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But the political gymnastics involved in Mr. Trump's gambit will likely be difficult to sustain: His approach involves avoiding discussion of his former campaign pledges without renouncing them, and making ostentatious gestures of conciliation toward Hispanic voters and Mexicans without withdrawing — and at times actually repeating — remarks that have offended them in the past.
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Will joins a list of other Republicans and conservatives now renouncing the party, including: - Susan Bevan and Susan Cullman (in a new Times Op-Ed) - Tom Nichols - John Ziegler - Pete Wehner - David Frum - Jennifer Rubin - Rich Barlow - Richard Painter Related: In The Daily Beast, Matt Lewis writes about the phenomenon of Republicans against Trump.
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Although pressure from the business community, agricultural interests and many Congressional Republicans have kept Trump from fully renouncing the North American Free Trade Agreement, he has already steered the party toward a more confrontational trade agenda on several fronts, such as abandoning participation in the pan-Asian trade deal that former President Obama negotiated.
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It didn't help that Scheer ended up disclosing during the campaign that he is, in fact, an American citizen, with dual nationality in both Canada and its southern neighbor Legally, dual nationality does not disqualify you from running for prime minister in Canada, and Scheer says he is in the process of renouncing his American citizenship.
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Perhaps the most obvious symbol of that fight has been Pfizer, the blue-chip drug maker that produced painkillers during the Civil War and penicillin during World War II. Executives at the pharmaceutical maker have made no secret of their belief that renouncing its corporate citizenship and lowering its overall tax bill were their duty as stewards to shareholders.
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" For all its semantic leaps, and its swaths of confusion — exacerbated by inter-poem echoes and compound words from German and Sanskrit — the kaleidoscope of scenes, quotations and exclamations let me imagine a poet behind the poems, a restless skeptic, aggressive talker and armchair traveler, "one of those who have a delight in / Renouncing whatever they chose.
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Mr. Ngaujah, who had sympathetic roles as black men mistreated by whites in the Signature's revivals of Mr. Fugard's "The Painted Rocks at Revolver Creek" in 2015 and "'Master Harold' … and the Boys" in 2016, is a shock here, totally renouncing all the ploys, the winks and smiles, that actors sometimes use to soften harsh characters.
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He argued that his religious conversion, renouncing Hamas, coming out as gay, and speaking with Israeli media meant a return to the West Bank would be fatal — all of this, he says, was taken into account by the judge who decided his case in Boston, but considered irrelevant by the IRB, which factored in only his past membership in Hamas.
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As Bloomberg Politics and The Washington Post reported last week, Clinton's aides have gone so far as to set up something of a special operation — a defection watch — to monitor news accounts and any other public hints that a Republican leader is thinking of renouncing Trump, so that someone on Team Clinton can reach out and ask him or her to take the next step.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) to provide a "yes or no answer," current acting CIA Director Gina Haspel said she supports the "higher moral standards" that the U.S. has embraced since renouncing the use of the techniques.
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This time around, Hamas has so far refused to consider disarming its fighters and has insisted that it remains dedicated to liberating Palestine, not embracing Mr. Abbas's project of a two-state solution — despite a new document of principles it released in the spring that accepted the idea of a provisional Palestinian state, without renouncing future claims to the land that is now Israel.
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Philadelphia can just about clear max room for LeBron James by renouncing all its free agents (including J.J. Redick, Marco Belinelli, and Ersan Ilyasova, three critical role players who complement Simmons and Embiid while defining the team's offensive personality), declining team options for T.J. McConnell and Richaun Holmes, then dumping Jerryd Bayless's expiring contract along with either Dario Saric, Justin Anderson, or the Lakers's pick onto another team.
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Despite the federal government's rescue — and hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks over the last several decades from states like Michigan and Wisconsin — Johnson Controls said on Monday it was renouncing its United States corporate citizenship by selling itself to Tyco International, based in Ireland, a deal struck in large part to reduce its tax bill, which it said should drop by about $150 million annually.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85003 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) to provide a "yes or no answer," Haspel said she supported the "higher moral standards" that the U.S. has embraced since renouncing the use of so-called enhanced interrogation techniques.
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The second time was the next month, after her election as speaker for a second time, when she raised the gavel on the opening ceremony of Congress in a bright fuchsia dress, one that stood out in a sea of dark suits like a beacon announcing her unapologetic femininity, and renouncing the idea that any woman would have to dress like a man to be a leader, ever again.
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After all, in the four days since, the brand has, in no short order: Been forced to cancel the show; Been excoriated by the Chinese celebrities and models slated to walk in the show; Been the subject of videos of consumers burning, destroying and otherwise renouncing their Dolce products; Had their physical locations altered, with the label's storefronts plastered with "Not me" posters mocking Mr. Gabbana's response to the scandal; Disappeared from the site of Chinese e-tail giant Alibaba's TMall platform as well as jd.
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