The authority to declare war, however, resided in the Congress.
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She lived in Port Washington, N.Y.; he resided in Brooklyn.
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He believed that the rat problem resided in the environment.
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Khashoggi wrote for The Washington Post and resided in Virginia.
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Seth once resided in a lost civilization named Lumania, "he" said.
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A great deal of that genius resided in those sad eyes.
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He has resided in the Artists' House since late last year.
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Because Underwood resided in San José, they were a long-distance couple.
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Cook resided in Channelview and Houston from 3383 to 1985, investigators said.
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It previously resided in Christchurch, but now it has a new home.
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What if my love for my child resided in a particular part?
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By 2013, one-third of its population resided in the United States.
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He freely stated that this country's heyday resided in its antebellum history.
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Lemley and Mathews lived together in Delaware, while Bilbrough resided in Maryland.
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Prudhomme resided in the Beaumont and Port Arthur areas between 1982 and 1985.
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Meshaal has been living in exile in Qatar and once resided in Syria.
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The couple wed in 83 and resided in Vacaville up until his death.
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He resided in the British capital from 1849 until his death in 1883.
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Assange resided in London as the charges progressed and submitted himself to UK authorities.
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It stated she was born on March 19, 1938, and resided in Springfield, Minn.
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The newlyweds, who have resided in London together since 2014, began dating in 2013.
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Strangers asked about relatives or friends they said had recently resided in the house.
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The Sellers family remembered that boarder, who they recalled resided in an upstairs bedroom.
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He has since resided in France but has spent time in Poland and Switzerland.
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Just like the ice cream that once resided in it, the pipe was shitty.
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His sons often resided in his office there, and grew up around the sport.
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Playmobil's virtues for me have long resided in its more generic, less flashy scenarios.
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The regulation would prohibit migrants who have resided in a third country from seeking asylum.
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Before skyscrapers and suburbs popped up, our ancestors resided in forested regions full of greenery.
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The journalist, who resided in Virginia, was reportedly then cut up with a bone saw.
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Armenia in 2009 named Aznavour ambassador to Switzerland, where the singer resided in later years.
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In past years the festival has resided in churches, galleries and theaters around the city.
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Similarly, most millionaires resided in the Asia-Pacific region, 5.5 percent of them in total.
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Zeman resided in Sicily where he met his future wife and began a coaching career.
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But although he grew up in the Bronx, Kranepool's heart has long resided in Flushing.
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The tribe descends from the original Creek Nation that once resided in Alabama and Georgia.
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Panthers fever quickly swept South Florida, from the Canadian snowbirds who resided in Hollywood, Fla.
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Jacqueline Trudeau—her Second Life avatar's name—has resided in Second Life for over eleven years.
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While she was working on her TV series "Suits," Markle, a former actress, resided in Toronto.
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Segev, who in recent years has resided in Nigeria, tried to move to Equatorial Guinea in May.
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Several members of the same family resided in the home where the bodies were found, he said.
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But the power of the Republican Party has long resided in the "doughnut counties" that ring Indianapolis.
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Norway announced last November that it would begin rejecting asylum seekers who had previously resided in Russia.
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The journalist, who wrote for The Washington Post and resided in Virginia, visited the consulate on Oct.
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Like Bourgeois, Kusama sought out psychological help and has voluntarily resided in a mental hospital since 1977.
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Lopez recalled his environment when he resided in Stateville Correctional Center, a maximum-security prison in Illinois.
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As if a character flaw resided in a specific and therefore limited area, such as the liver.
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But the lesser known character in Ms. Harel's story is a mysterious mold that resided in Normandy.
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Kimba, a beloved 12-year-old giraffe that resided in the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, has died.
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Lovecraft lived most of his life in Providence, R.I., but for a short time he resided in Brooklyn.
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The current requirements for DACA protections dictate that eligible Dreamers must have resided in the U.S. since 2007.
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Their most famous guests are two ghosts, who the owners claim have resided in the building for decades.
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He told me he felt that the divinity resided in each person and, from that, two things followed.
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For the last 2000 years, he's resided in Hong Kong, where he's been trying to apply for asylum.
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It was commissioned by the philanthropist Paul Mellon, who resided in nearby Upperville until his death in 1999.
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Farmers, slaves and serfs resided in simple dwellings, usually with other people, sometimes even sharing space with animals.
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The consultant told Fleming the money was intended for another woman with the same name who resided in Florida.
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If someone has not resided in the United States for 14 years, they can always stay a little longer.
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It is unknown how long the lizard had resided in the packing box before he was freed by Brummett.
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By the time I was a kid there, my family resided in a friendly, diverse neighborhood with good schools.
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At the time, Massad resided in Palm Harbor, another Gulf Coast city about 15 miles south of Port Richey.
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I realized that the most powerful, tangible reminders of my father resided in my brothers, and in me, too.
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Senate aides told the Journal that the plan would provide people who have resided in the U.S. since Dec.
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Like Kylie, Liz has mostly resided in Los Angeles, but work and research has taken her across the world.
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She resided in Virginia Beach Katherine A. Nixon Worked at the public utilities department for more than 10 years.
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A longtime resident of the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Dr. Eisenberg at his death resided in Somerville, Mass.
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I visited a family that resided in the largest Falowiec, at Obroncow Wybrzeza Street, right next to a McDonald's.
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Some of the residents previously resided in the Samaritain slum, which was dismantled by the police in the summer.
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For the last several decades, the locus of technological power and control within businesses has resided in the IT department.
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She initially pleaded not guilty after her arrest, and for the past year has resided in Georgia's Lincoln County jail.
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For Uber, the challenge is it provides a single piece of functionality, which has historically resided in its own app.
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In 2012, he was granted asylum by Ecuador, and he has resided in the country's embassy in London ever since.
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The question perhaps caught Baldwin by surprise, as his very existence, though not always widely known, resided in this intersection.
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Characters that have long resided in the dusty pages of old manuscripts will come to life in the digital medium.
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U.S. lawmakers and international officials have said the crown prince directed the killing of the journalist, who resided in Virginia.
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U.S. lawmakers and international officials have said the crown prince directed the killing of the journalist, who resided in Virginia.
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They resided in government centers and local parishes, but many also loitered at train stations or outside supermarkets and bars.
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About 4 million of the 10.6 million undocumented immigrants who resided in the United States in 2018 arrived after 2010.
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Entire generations have resided in the plantations, passing on the legacy of servitude and human rights violations on over time.
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"Bed-Stuy has long been a community of people who owned their homes and resided in their homes," she added.
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Many have resided in the border zones, but the surging influx of migrants there has made finding work virtually impossible.
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The newlyweds, who have resided in London together since 2014, told Out that it was "love at first sight" between them.
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He said he would also deny social benefits to immigrants who have legally resided in France for less than two years.
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Businesses in Japan have become more open to investors, according to Kaye, who has resided in the country for 83 years.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s notion of a "beloved community" by arguing that America's strength resided in its increasingly diverse population.
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Traditionally, technology companies have hired armies of sales representatives who have sold corporations expensive software that resided in their data centers.
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The Subeixi permanently resided in Turpan as early as 3,000 years ago, in an area now known as China's Xinjiang Province.
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According to Afar, a travel-media brand, fishermen once resided in these beachfront homes, but later sold them as vacation properties.
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He fears the woodland caribou—which have resided in Alberta since the last ice age—may die off within his lifetime.
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Most states allow Americans who have never resided in the United States to use the voting address of a citizen parent.
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With him at my side, I hid in a town with fewer people than had resided in my Manhattan high-rise.
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For decades, he resided in the Lower Ninth Ward at 1208 Caffin Avenue with his wife, Rosemary, who died in 2008.
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Patarkatsishvili, who had a distinctive white handlebar mustache, resided in an even grander pile with chandeliers, gold fittings and ornate sculptures.
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The first-class cabins were spacious and were the priciest accommodations, so more affluent and prominent figures resided in these quarters.
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Hadi has mostly resided in Riyadh, while government-held areas in Yemen experienced a series of deadly attacks by Islamic State militants.
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Hadi has mostly resided in Riyadh while government-held areas in Yemen suffered a series of deadly attacks by Islamic State militants.
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Middle daughter Nicole, 31, resided in San Diego and worked in the Coronado as a bartender at Nicky Rottens Bar and Burger.
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They live in Uchtepa, on the outskirts of Tashkent, and formerly resided in an apartment in a middle-class district of the capital.
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"The home he and his family resided in was shot up the day before he was scheduled to testify," one FJC respondent noted.
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Sunday Routine Dr. Doris Day, 55, a dermatologist, has resided in the same postwar building in Murray Hill for most of her life.
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Begaye was born in 1921 in Red Valley, Arizona, and resided in Chinle, Arizona, when he died Friday, the Great Navajo Nation says.
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Khashoggi, a critic of the Saudi royal family, was an opinion contributor with The Washington Post and resided in Virginia before his death.
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Several suitors resided in powerful conferences at different points in their histories and have fielded competitive teams in major sports in recent years.
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Individuals that have legally resided in the United States for years—sometimes even decades—feel as though their legal status is suddenly unstable.
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Less than 100 resided in captivity in 2015, according to Sartore's website, and it's unknown if a population still lives in the wild.
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That includes children born abroad to U.S. citizens who have resided in the United States at some point in the past five years.
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He resided in Dallas with his family for about three weeks as part of the Office of Refugee Resettlement program, which screens candidates.
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The program requires immigrants to have resided in the United States since 2007, meaning any crossing the border now would not be eligible.
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Mr. Kahn had most recently resided in Stone Ridge, N.Y., in Ulster County, after living most of his life in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Assange was granted political asylum by Ecuador in 2012 and resided in the Ecuadorian embassy in London through to April earlier this year.
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Miss Anthony and Mr. Douglass formed an intimate friendship when both resided in Rochester, N.Y., and that friendship had continued for many decades.
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Historically they resided in the Zagros Mountains, a range that straddles parts of these countries, commonly known as Kurdistan or land of the Kurds.
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Khalupsky, the Wall Street trader who resided in Brooklyn and ran an Odesa trading firm, was detained hiding out in Odesa in February 2200.
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The Rays resided in the Mets' clubhouse, which was scrubbed of the items belonging to Mets players and furnished with Tampa Bay name plates.
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Kushner's and Ms. Trump's personal family email account does not reside and never has resided in, nor passed through, the Trump Organization email server.
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The painting, "Les Grandes Artères" (1961) — which has resided in a private American collection since 1964 — is estimated at $15 million to $20 million.
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Requirements: Applicants will have entered the US before 16-years of age and will have resided in the country continuously since June 15, 220.
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That often precludes them from becoming a lawful permanent resident because one of the requirements is having entered -- and resided in -- the country legally.
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Middle daughter Nicole, 31, resided in Coronado near San Diego and worked in the city as a bartender at Nicky Rottens Bar and Burger.
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I've been thinking about how long such yeast has resided in our mammalian guts, the both of us co-evolving in a symbiotic relationship.
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The objects had resided in the Nusantara Museum in Delft, the only museum in the Netherlands wholly dedicated to Indonesian art and cultural objects.
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Think back to every mass shooter story you've ever read, or the 9/11 attackers who resided in Delray Beach, FL for flight training.
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The team had just lost their fourth straight game, rival Green Bay sat atop the conference, and the Minnesota Vikings resided in second place.
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The last major hurricane to hit the South Florida area was Hurricane Matthew in 2016, in which 1.5 million Floridians resided in mandatory evacuation zones.
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Police are investigating and believe the suspect, who had previously resided in Lakewood and Buena Park in Southern California, has victimized other children, police said.
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Day, who was born in Cincinnati and resided in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, at the time of her passing, had been retired since 1973.
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Back then, the sun resided in a dense cluster of stars, and the gravitational jostling could have prevented the planet from escaping to interstellar space.
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Both the 56-year-old man and the 70-year-old woman resided in Hong Kong's Wong Tai Sin District, just over a mile apart.
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Khashoggi, who wrote for The Washington Post and resided in Virginia, has been missing since he visited the Saudi consulate in Turkey on Oct. 2.
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A report dating October 20193 said 74% of Bitcoin mining power resided in China, primarily because of cheap electricity and access to specialized mining hardware.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Much of the stock market's recent boom resided in an acronym: FAANG, for Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google, aka Alphabet.
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Of the two million people who resided in Mosul before it was seized by the Islamic State, aid organizations estimate that about 1.2 million remain.
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Prihar, who resided in Brazil, was arrested by French police in Paris on Monday, while Phan was arrested by Israeli police in a simultaneous raid.
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She also said that she resided in New York and often worked at the Center for Book Arts, which wasn't far from where I live.
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Mr. Malone bought the works from Mr. Brucker for "pennies on the dollar" in 1979; since then the robot has resided in Mr. Malone's home.
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At the high point in the 287s, more than 19673,21967 Cubans resided in Union City, representing 210 percent of the population, according to census data.
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After two decades in which significant power resided in Brussels, Murray wants to return full authority to the peoples' elected representatives in the British Parliament.
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The chemist even used the money he generated selling LSD to help fund the early days of the Grateful Dead when they resided in Haight-Ashbury.
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Unfortunately, many who have resided in Detroit their entire lives are homeless, unemployed, or don't have access to public transportation to get to and from work.
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Thomas Winkle is an esteemed skate shooter who has resided in Barcelona for the last twelve years, and has become an unofficial ambassador to the city.
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At least 2878,224 Hong Kong people resided in the mainland last year, up from 155,000 in 2009 and just 62,000 in 2003, according to official data.
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The final piece is if a tenant has resided in a building for the last seven years, you can't demolish the building and invoke this law.
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The family, in this case, is named Holmes and has long resided in Stockport, a suburb of Manchester and a frequent setting for Mr. Stephens's work.
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Reunited, the Rileys moved back to a house in which they had earlier resided in Boston, north of London, where Bridget set up an art studio.
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There was also a brief period where she resided in a "burnt out Buick LeSabre" — until she got hepatitis when a pimp spit in her mouth.
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The "Dreamers" are protected from deportation if they entered the United States before age 16 and continuously resided in the United States from 2007 to 2012.
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The victim resided in Chile's capital Santiago, which is located about 100 kilometers (62 miles) from Valparaiso, one of the South American country's most popular tourist destinations.
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A relic allegedly containing Christ's Crown of Thorns has resided in Notre Dame for ages, brought to Paris by Louis IX via Constantinople in the 13th century.
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"The missing persons were reported by family and friends, and resided in areas that were heavily damaged during the storm and subsequent mudslides," the sheriff's office said.
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Several of the Paris attackers were born in or resided in the area, and last week police found and arrested the last living one holed up there.
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Le Roux was raised in both Zimbabwe and South Africa, resided in Australia for years, but also spent formative time in the US in his early twenties.
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She once resided in China, where she picked up Mandarin; she keeps a home in Switzerland; and she has a partner who isn't even German but Swiss.
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She looked more like a visitor from a far off planet than a Nevada girl who has resided in Los Angeles for most of her adult live.
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The rules would allow people who haven't resided in the United States since age 18 to go through a certification process that includes a criminal background check.
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At the time, most of the world's computers—massive machines that stored data on punch cards or magnetic tape—resided in large corporate offices and government labs.
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Preliminary information indicates most of the presumed victims in the Dabeiba grave will be men aged between 15 and 56 who resided in Medellin, the JEP added.
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That's when they met Andria sligoi, the South China giant salamander, for the first time -- even though the specimen had resided in a museum for 74 years.
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Khloé Kardashian has resided in Southern California all her life but she hasn't lived in the same location for more than a handful of years at a time.
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After discovering that Thomas resided in Virginia Beach, Virginia, Robert connected with Virginian Pilot reporter Mike Hixenbaugh, who used his resources to find the veteran's own son, Steve.
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Louis C.K.: 'Insane bigot' Donald Trump 'is Hitler' There would soon be several hundred chapters and almost a million members, two-thirds of whom resided in the Midwest.
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Since the Emperor Charlemagne's time, the continent's political fulcrum has resided in the old Frankish empire and its great cities: Aachen, Paris, Strasbourg, Frankfurt, Brussels, Milan and more.
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According to a New York Times report, Nikki Haley, 46, is the first ambassador to live in the residence, as all previous ambassadors resided in the Waldorf Astoria.
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The Saudi writer and commentator had resided in exile in Virginia and died inside a Saudi consulate in Turkey while seeking a document to marry his Turkish fiancée.
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Mr. Q. was another patient, less demented than Dr. M., who resided in a nursing home, run by the Little Sisters of the Poor, where I often worked.
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Amongst candy-colored buildings and old-fashioned architecture is the Vlad Dracul House, which is where the inspiration for Dracula resided in the 1400s, according to Romania's website.
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While the 92-year-old director is beloved in Britain, where he started his career in the 1940s, he has now resided in France for nearly 50 years.
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When the superintendent of the United States census declared the American frontier closed in 1890, two-thirds of Americans still resided in small farm towns not unlike Winesburg.
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Meanwhile, only one of those who died actually resided in the building; all the other victims had been attending a Friday night electronic music performance and dance party.
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It remained unclear, however, whether the police team was aware that two older men resided in the apartment, No. 11, or had made provisions for such a possibility.
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At the time, Journalists and art critics were especially fond of describing any difficult-to-categorize artist as "funky," particularly if that artist resided in the Bay Area.
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CNN estimated in 2017 that there were about 100,000 Holocaust survivors still living in the United States, about half of whom resided in the New York metropolitan area.
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In one from earlier this week, an American man who later said he had resided in the U.K. for 18 years was verbally abused on a tram in Manchester.
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Queen Victoria's reclusive youngest daughter, Beatrice, also resided in the castle, though not under duress, and she didn't get her head sliced off when she left, the lucky moo.
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We resided in a four-bedroom apartment with white marble floors and a private elevator, in one of the swankiest buildings in the most fashionable part of the city.
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Back in season 2 when Stannis Baratheon resided in Dragonstone, the setting was mainly staged with a distant exterior shot CG-shot and the carved wood table map room.
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Famous animals have resided in Florida at least since the 1980s, when producer Frank Marshall shipped a crew to shoot these gators, making them reptile celebrities in the process.
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The genres of net music and the spaces they resided in— which were once home to marginalized identities and people rejected from mainstream culture—soon saw their spaces homogenized.
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Though some important regional differences remained, voters who shared the same characteristics or resided in similar places largely voted the same way no matter what state they lived in.
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Campers ages 6 to 16 came from "outstanding families" around the world, as the website proudly proclaimed (remarkable how much of the world resided in the tri-state area).
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" He continues, "The issue in this case is not who wrote the songs but rather who owns the specific recordings made solely by Chris while he resided in Florida.
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By 19663, seven out of 10 black Americans in Northern and Western cities resided in majority-black neighborhoods, which were often beset by high levels of poverty and crime.
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DHS announced in January that it would cancel the provisional residency permits of about 200,000 Salvadorans who have resided in the U.S. since 2001, as well as 50,000 Haitians.
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Robert Andrew Powell's reporting painted an even more depressing picture: MBU's owners, all three of them, resided in other states and countries and had totally failed to engage local politicos.
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"My father, Joe Giudice, came to the United States when he was an infant, one year after his birth, he has resided in New Jersey his entire life," she wrote.
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That study suggests that states with the largest shares of people with pre-existing conditions, at that time, resided in states that voted for Donald Trump for president last November.
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At first glance, Mrs Clinton's 50% estimate looks impressively accurate: 58% of respondents who said they backed Mr Trump resided in the poll's highest quartile for combined racial-resentment scores.
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CCAF's objection is on behalf of Frank himself, a class member who resided in Washington, D.C., at the time of the Equifax breach, and a Utah resident named David Watkins.
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Syrians who have resided in the US since August 1, 2016, and have been continuously physically present in the US since October 1, 2016 are eligible for the humanitarian protection.
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It could be a lavish villa with comfortable bedding and fans, but more often they resided in squalid, bombed-out ruins that were infested with bugs and sometimes with vermin.
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The tedium of my everyday life vanished; I instead marched through the gates of my alcazar, strode up the steps of my concepts, and resided in my throne of deceit.
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After she retired from her career as an executive with a home-building company in 2006, she began traveling to road games and resided in Section 119 at home games.
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Five billionaires among those listed on Forbes Magazine's 21985 ranking of the world's wealthiest people resided in Buckhead, one of Atlanta's wealthier neighborhoods, lined with mansions and high-end retail shops.
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Raniere and the top leaders of NXIVM, including Vicente, all resided in the same neighborhood in Albany, New York, though the organization also had locations in other states, Canada, and Mexico.
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It's here that we learn the Tesseract once resided in Asgard under the protection of Odin, but it was eventually brought to Earth and left in the care of Asgard worshipers.
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In the 11th century, it resided in the territory of Kievan Rus, to which Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus -- whose flag was included in Russia's tweet -- all claim cultural and historical links.
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Largely unchanged by the owners throughout the more than 50 years they resided in the home, the 2,647-square-foot space retains its original furniture and fixtures as designed by Wright.
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Maello-Madero, raises the question of whether an American citizen who resided in New York and later moved to Puerto Rico, was eligible to continue receiving Social Security (SSI) disability payments.
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Morris, who previously resided in a $1.4 million home in New Jersey, has moved with his family to a coastal resort town in Portugal, according a Facebook post from his wife.
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Criminal case According to a MOH statement, the "confidential information is in the illegal possession of one Mikhy K Farrera Brochez," a US citizen who resided in Singapore until May 2018.
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For three years, roughly 600,000 civilians who resided in the city were forced to abide by ISIS's crude laws until being liberated by a joint Iraqi, Kurdish, and US military campaign.
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As of 2018, there were a little more than 22 million legal noncitizens in the US, 800,000 of whom resided in New York City, according to the latest US Census data.
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