He remains on paid leave with restricted access to Dartmouth.
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But a few states still restricted access for single people.
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The controls restricted access to U.S. dollars and choked off investment.
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Other regional banks have restricted access to drive-throughs and appointments.
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Many also restricted access to Medicaid as much as they could.
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She has now restricted access to her Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Authorities have restricted access to the compound before during periods of confrontation.
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The gatehouses will have restricted access to independent parts of the estate.
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Higher premiums, fewer choices, restricted access — these are not signs of success.
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Whalen and Kelley remain on paid leave with restricted access to Dartmouth.
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That fighting has restricted access for assistance to reach those in need.
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"Restricted access is not public access," a parks official, Andrew Penzi, said.
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This wasn't the first time Sri Lanka had restricted access to social media.
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They have restricted access to natural resources and are often mired in poverty.
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Venezuela's restricted access to credit would be diminished even further if it defaulted.
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When Facebook restricted access to friend data, it destroyed Pikini's businesses, Six4Three alleges.
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The young woman will also have restricted access to the Capitol moving forward.
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Google likely restricted access because of the United States' economic embargo on Cuba.
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Myanmar has restricted access to the conflict zone for most international aid agencies.
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But they are also expensive, and that has restricted access especially among Medicaid populations.
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Restricted access from the patient perspective is augmented on the supply side of care.
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The majority, including U.S.A. House in Ipanema, are invitation-only or offer restricted access.
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Hoffman was also charged with operating a motor vehicle on a restricted access road.
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Markwalder:the EU changed its gun policies and restricted access to semi-automatic firearms in 2017.
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Restricted access to specific neighborhoods during certain times of the day may alleviate the traffic.
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Further legislation forced Jewish people to have restricted access to employment, public transportation, and schools.
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How do you view what's happening, say, with restricted access and funding for abortion providers?
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" The study also noted that small systems "face restricted access to loans and outside financing.
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Restaurants closed early, and hotels restricted access to their lobbies to guests carrying key cards.
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In April 2000 Facebook restricted access to the application programming interface, or API, for groups.
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There was no apparent classification reason to place it in the ultrasensitive restricted access system.
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There was no apparent classification reason to place it in the ultrasensitive restricted access system.
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Together with a 2004 presidential decree, the 2003 law had substantially restricted access to firearms.
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Casey, the Court has struck down parts of a law that dramatically restricted access to abortions.
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Some states have legalized and regulated the games, while others have restricted access to the services.
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But following controversy about its user policy, messaging platform WeChat restricted access to the app. 3.
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Scott Walker, Wisconsin reduced government spending, sidelined labor, loosened environmental regulations and restricted access to voting.
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A whistle-blower said advisers improperly restricted access to a record of President Trump's Ukraine call.
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Yemeni protesters completed a week-long 186-mile march Tuesday to call out restricted access to aid.
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Further, BuzzFeed confirmed that Treasury Department officials restricted access to those files and did not remove them.
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Aid workers fear a humanitarian crisis is also unfolding in Rakhine state, though Myanmar has restricted access.
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That means no membership of the EEA (like Norway) and restricted access for the financial services sector.
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Security restricted access to the roads near the facility, and rain forced the Eagles to practice indoors.
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Mattis restricted access to information and put a chill on members of the military services talking publicly.
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A few weeks ago, some Chinese web browsers appeared to have restricted access to the GitHub repository.
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The state has also limited gatherings to 100 people and restricted access to nursing home sand prisons.
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All but 33 survived the storm, but may face challenges with restricted access to fresh drinking water.
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Officials also tightly restricted access to a transcript for at least one of Trump's conversations with Putin.
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In 20163 he played the same role in striking down a Texas law that restricted access to abortion.
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Men and women were subject to draconian laws that restricted access to music, TV, and non-religious books.
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That would have restricted access to school restrooms and locker rooms to students of the same biological sex.
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She told CNN a card system restricted access to other floors and employees were always under camera surveillance.
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It could have let parents create a "guest" account inside their profiles with restricted access to their contacts.
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Typically, they do not have the resources to absorb higher fees, restricted access to customers, and slower speeds.
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On one of those transfers, a 23-hour trip, she had extremely restricted access to food and restrooms.
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This might have led to price increases, change of existing contract terms or restricted access to the market.
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Because of African-Americans' more restricted access, swimming did not become a broadly popular activity among black families.
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Living in a fishbowl—with limited opportunities, restricted access, and a scarcity of resources—life can be unbearable.
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The Chinese government has restricted access to Xinjiang in recent years, amid growing surveillance and a prominent police presence.
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While those investigations are pending, the three faculty members will have restricted access to Dartmouth property, the college said.
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Since going viral, Chinese domestic browsers, such as those by Tencent and Alibaba, have restricted access to the 996.
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Argentina also has a tricky economic backdrop, with inflation running around 30 percent and restricted access to global markets.
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He's also reportedly struggled with restricted access to Trump under the structure imposed by chief of staff John Kelly.
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Without addressing restricted access to workplace retirement plans, small-business workers are left vulnerable and ill-prepared for retirement.
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It also aims to increase financial inclusion for people with restricted access to the financial services in developing countries.
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The government also restricted access to food in order to clear people from land so it could be developed.
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Ohio has already closed its schools, limited the number of crowds and restricted access to nursing homes and prisons.
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This quiet and often clandestine work has not only helped countless people survive in a landscape of restricted access.
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Scott Walker has attacked the minimum wage, gutted unions, made it harder to vote, and restricted access to abortion.
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In addition there is restricted access to the Heliport, Kirchner Museum and St. Theodul Church in the center of Davos.
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The United States in August restricted access for Huawei and compatriot ZTE Corp to its lucrative market for similar reasons.
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On March 7th authorities restricted access to social media to prevent the spreading of rumours and fomenting of further violence.
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Borderless and equal Too many people have restricted access to free movement, reducing the productivity of billions of talented people.
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On what continent would you find the nation of Macedonia, which recently restricted access for migrants from Syria and Iraq?
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But even as it's done that, it's restricted access to ports of entry for asylum seekers seeking to come legally.
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One of the primary factors linking reduced vaccination rates and insecurity is restricted access for health workers administering vaccinations. 2.
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With restricted access to Syria, international media has relied heavily on activist groups, like the AMC, to record the war.
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A federal judge Tuesday maintained a block on three Arkansas abortion laws that would have restricted access to the procedure.
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Fortifying the area ate up a large chunk of farmland and restricted access to resources such as water, residents say.
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In the weeks that followed, Jewish people are banned from schools and theaters and had restricted access to public transportation.
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But phone numbers have not been public in more than a year since Facebook restricted access to users' phone numbers.
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And many refugees face restricted access to labor markets — they are often barred completely from working and earning an income.
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The groups interfered with employees moving between their homes and work, restricted access to supplies and harassed customers, Lafarge said.
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In 2015, the central bank restricted access to foreign exchange for 41 items which it said can be produced locally.
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Others said they were affected because of delayed regulatory approvals (14%) or restricted access to Small Business Association loans (10%).
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Officials restricted access to its historic center, awakening grim memories of the leveling of the hilltop town of Amatrice in August.
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It also suggests that trade deals with far-flung places may not compensate Britain for restricted access to such a market.
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President Trump's stated unwillingness to support new gun legislation reduces the fear of restricted access, even following tragic events like these.
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Clearly, we need to distinguish lack of access due to economic reasons from restricted access by deliberate government or provider intervention.
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This restricted access to physician-assisted death or voluntary euthanasia leaves terminally ill patients with few options to end their pain.
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This echoed the solution of 1970s America, when three of the four states allowing legal abortions restricted access to state residents.
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When Poland and nine other Central and East European countries joined, many older members initially restricted access to their labor markets.
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This restricted access helped behavior on the network: Only people with a verified real-world identity and accountability could get in.
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In response, Iranian officials reportedly restricted access to the social-media and messaging services in an attempt to quell the unrest.
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But the scale of the atrocities has been hard to confirm, since the Burmese authorities have restricted access to the affected area.
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"Ecuador, exercising its sovereign right, has temporarily restricted access to part of its communications systems in its UK Embassy, " the statement said.
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In response to this pandemic, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has restricted access to guns for its most mentally ill patients.
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Facebook has restricted access to content in countries before, blocking some 55,000 pieces of content across 20 countries from July to Dec.
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It subsequently restricted access to the import of certain items and introduced a 16-month dollar peg to stem the naira slide.
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After this fiasco, we changed our hiring strategy and restricted access to confidential information because you really have to protect employee records.
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Colorado's constitution has barred public money from funding abortions since 1984, meaning the proposed Coloradocare system might have restricted access to abortion.
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The intern will have restricted access to the Capitol moving forward, Aaron Jacobs, Hassan's communications director, told The Hill in a statement.
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Restricted access to capital and a tarnished reputation led Odebrecht to miss a 12 billion-real asset sale goal for mid-2017.
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Mr. Trump, who has antagonized the news media and restricted access throughout his campaign, does not control the credentialing for the convention.
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Since coming to power in 2015, PiS has also ended state-funded IVF treatment and restricted access to the morning-after pill.
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In addition to racism, restricted access to education, justice, physical and mental healthcare, and affordable housing, are among other issues lacking solutions.
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The nonsensical characters are in fact encrypted translations of websites with restricted access to Chinese citizens, blocked by the government's notorious censorship.
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The US, Poland, Denmark, Latvia, and other countries have restricted access for non-citizens, hurting business for national and regional carriers alike.
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They directed it be transferred to a computer network with restricted access for documents about covert operations or other highly sensitive information.
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State offices were told to throw away computers, and put camp information in databases disconnected from the internet, in restricted-access rooms.
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Widespread violence has increased the drought's impact, resulting in restricted access to markets for many poor farmers, the United Nations report said.
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Even though the workers were on a floor that officially restricted access and prohibited phone use, some still managed to circulate clips.
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The UK financial sector is likely to get restricted access at best under the EU's financial market access system known as equivalence.
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Kazakhstan's government "temporarily disrupted internet connectivity, blocked ... news websites, and restricted access to social media platforms" during its stage-managed presidential transition.
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The central bank has also restricted access to foreign exchange for imports of more than 13 items it says Nigeria should produce itself.
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Sri Lanka restricted access to social media following a terror attack that left more than 200 people dead and at least 450 injured.
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Its own data shows that the firm restricted access to 10 pieces of content in the country in the first half of 2016.
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In order to enforce the ban, local ISPs restricted access to Telegram by blocking 15.8 million IPs on Amazon and Google cloud platforms.
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"Our aggressive implementation inconvenienced or restricted access to some of our account holders," said a statement emailed by an agency spokesman, Mark Hinkle.
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Myanmar has restricted access to Rakhine for most aid agencies, despite growing international calls for humanitarian groups to be allowed in to help.
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India came to dominate the international surrogacy scene for years, until new laws restricted access of the services to gay couples in 2012.
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The U.S. military has also restricted access to the Pentagon building, including barring anyone who has traveled internationally in the past 2600 days.
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The U.S. military has also restricted access to the Pentagon building, including barring anyone who has traveled internationally in the past 2600 days.
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It is fostered by a lack of inclusive education in schools and restricted access to public spaces due to inaccessible infrastructure, Salelkar said.
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The Army has also restricted access to areas of Italy where cases of coronavirus have clustered, including Vo' Euganeo and the Lombardy region.
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Silencers have been tightly regulated since 1934, when Congress restricted access to machine guns, sawed-off shotguns and other weapons used by gangs.
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In effect, this is an investigation looking at whether the search giant stifled competition and restricted access to its platforms from other companies.
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Trump has chafed at the restricted access, as have some of his regular contacts who no longer enjoyed unfettered access to the President.
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On Election Day, Mr. Khan's rivals say, soldiers guarding the polls restricted access to ballot counting rooms, raising suspicions of more foul play.
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Authorities also restricted access to popular social media sites during 16 weeks of protests against veteran leader Omar al-Bashir earlier this year.
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As it stands, farmers face several barriers to growing hemp due to federal prohibition — including restricted access to banking, water rights, and crop insurance.
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Although China insists the centers are voluntary "vocational training centers," when CNN attempted to visit them security guards restricted access to the buildings themselves.
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Some international companies have accused Beijing of stealing their intellectual property, and business groups have frequently complained about restricted access to China's vast market.
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Prescriptions would be routed through specialty pharmacies, circumventing the traditional market where health plans and pharmacy benefits managers had restricted access to the drug.
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Mr Pollard says that international travel for in vitro fertilisation (IVF) is increasing rapidly because many wealthy countries have restricted access to free treatment.
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They also loosened gun laws, restricted access to abortion, cut the university system's budget, and passed a sweeping voter ID law, among other measures.
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" According to Lopez, "farmers face several barriers to growing hemp due to federal prohibition — including restricted access to banking, water rights, and crop insurance.
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According to Freedom House, 24 governments blocked or restricted access to social media sites and communication services in 2016, compared with 15 last year.
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Primarily, the central bank has restricted access to foreign currency to importers who can demonstrate that the goods they're bringing into Nigeria are necessary.
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In Montana and Utah, legislators passed versions of expansion that either didn't make access permanent, or restricted access to a small population of beneficiaries.
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Although China insists the camps are voluntary training centers, when CNN attempted to visit them in May security guards restricted access to the buildings.
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Australia, for example, severely restricted access to guns following a 1996 mass killing, and the gun homicide rate dropped by half and stayed there.
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In response to restricted access to Western finance and technology, firms have switched to borrowing from Russian state banks and developed their own technology.
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For all the commotion over trans people's access to public bathrooms, only North Carolina passed -- and eventually repealed -- restricted access to gender-specific bathrooms.
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Kazakhstan's government "temporarily disrupted internet connectivity, blocked ... news websites, and restricted access to social media platforms" to control the conversation around its presidential transition.
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Under Director Cordray, the CFPB has brought nearly a dozen enforcement actions against financial service providers that overcharged or restricted access for minority borrowers.
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What is most frustrating about the current state of contraceptive coverage is that it's hard to determine who, if anyone, benefits from this restricted access.
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In the rest of China, citizens enjoy rising living standards, but no political freedoms, no free press, restricted access to the internet and continuous surveillance.
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Kwajelyn Jackson, the clinic's executive director, explains that the impact of restricted access to abortion would be real and lasting for women in her state.
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But he ignores the fact the White House originally tried to block the whistleblower complaint and also restricted access to the transcript of the call.
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"The immediate impact [of the rule] will be restricted access and limited availability [of medication], and denial of care, and worsening of disease," Ginsberg said.
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How many times have those "open government access" advocates complained about too-infrequent White House news conferences and the generally restricted access to the president?
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But private firms still complain of unfair competition with state firms and restricted access to some markets, especially in key parts of the services sector.
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Because some companies might not be jazzed about restricted access to their money, Indiegogo isn't currently planning to require all campaigns to use guaranteed shipping.
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The Coast Guard restricted access to docks at the terminal, but ship traffic in the greater Houston Ship Channel has not been disturbed, Reuters reported.
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The man cannot travel to Washington, D.C., must undergo mental health testing and will have restricted access to the internet, as stipulations of the release.
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Cuomo, a longtime advocate for stricter gun laws, restricted access to assault weapons and expanded background checks in New York with the 2013 SAFE Act.
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The Times reported that the White House restricted access to the transcript of Trump's conversation with Morrison to a small group of the president's aides.
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States across the country have temporarily closed or restricted access to DMVs, keeping millions of people from applying for their new IDs, according to DHS.
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They said that they would argue that Alabama would have unlawfully restricted access to abortion, a right that the courts have repeatedly reaffirmed since Roe.
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The change means that for the time being, Benchmark will have restricted access to information about legal battles that are set to shape Uber's future.
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In May, it said it had boosted more than sixfold the content in Vietnam to which it restricted access in the last half of 2018.
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Our correspondent in London says the restricted access marks a turning point in the historically symbiotic relationship between the royal family and England's infamous tabloids.
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Kazakhstan blocked many social media platforms and news sites amid protests last week, while Venezuela has restricted access to platforms amid the country's ongoing crisis.
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The restricted access designation was denied, though, and the program was eventually canceled to free up its resources as it failed to turn up further leads.
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If nothing else, restricted access to funding has forced CORFO to think hard about how best to exert a multiplying effect on the broader startup economy.
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Restricted access often means pick-ups and drop-offs at faraway entry gates, and it can be a logistical mess for drivers trying to find someone.
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Since 2018, Massachusetts, along with 12 other states, has restricted access to patient data, requiring law enforcement to obtain a warrant in order to retrieve it.
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For example, Wikipedia is still blocked in Turkey after the government restricted access to the site during a crackdown on dissident elements after a failed coup.
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Barr restricted access to the 98 percent disclosed report, as opposed to the 85033 percent public report, due to the inclusion of evidence impacting ongoing prosecutions.
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Drug companies take action Many drug makers are reluctant to have their drugs used in executions and have restricted access to products used for this purpose.
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Company doesn't want midazolam used in executions Many drug companies don't want their products used in executions and have restricted access to products for this purpose.
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One gift basket announced on Friday included commitments to establish guidelines promoting good "cyber hygiene" measures, including better digital monitoring and restricted access to key networks.
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His administration has aggressively prosecuted leakers, spied on the Associated Press, restricted access for photographers, and practiced "retroactive redaction" on court transcripts, among other eyebrow raisers.
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The whistleblower alleges White House officials restricted access to records of the July call for political reasons — and had taken similar extreme measures with previous calls.
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Last month, Slovakia's parliament rejected four proposed amendments that would have restricted access to abortion beyond six or eight weeks of pregnancy or banned it outright.
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Within hours of news that the German police were opening a criminal investigation into Ms. von Storch over her comments, Facebook restricted access to the post.
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While the sanctions froze assets and restricted access to the U.S. financial system for those listed, it did not target the Riyadh government or affect weapons deals.
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Britain's National Security Council discussed the issue last month and decided to block Huawei from core parts of the 5G network, but to give it restricted access.
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"In that respect, Ecuador, exercising its sovereign right, has temporarily restricted access to part of its communications systems in its UK Embassy," it added in a statement.
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"In that respect, Ecuador, exercising its sovereign right, has temporarily restricted access to part of its communications systems in its UK Embassy, " it added in a statement.
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Cars have to be parked within a two-block radius of a specified address, and can't be in a multi-level, underground, or restricted-access parking garage.
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OOG is among Odebrecht SA subsidiaries struggling with a widespread slowdown in Latin America and restricted access to credit in the wake of a massive corruption scandal.
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Iran's operating budget is already stretched under U.S. sanctions on energy and banking sectors that have halved its oil exports and restricted access to some revenues abroad.
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The IRS hasn't always implemented proper controls for authenticating users, appropriately restricted access to servers and made sure that certain sensitive data was encrypted, the report found.
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Facebook said in May it had increased the amount of content to which it restricted access in Vietnam by over 500% in the second half of 2018.
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The law includes provisions that expanded background checks, restricted access to assault weapons and high capacity magazines, and required gun owners to renew permits every five years.
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Kelly has largely restricted access to the president, and the recent departure of Keith Schiller, a longtime aide, has left Trump with fewer peers to vent to.
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Iran's state budget is already stretched under U.S. sanctions on energy and banking sectors that have halved its oil exports and restricted access to some revenues abroad.
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The state of California filed a lawsuit against billionaire tech investor Vinod Khosla on Monday, alleging that he restricted access to a beach in San Mateo county.
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But Chen said the firm sees an opportunity to reinvigorate the smartphone market with crypto-friendly features, particularly for people with restricted access to the financial system.
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Our correspondent in London says the restricted access is proof of a sea change in the historically symbiotic relations between the royal family and England's infamous tabloids.
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Germany is particularly concerned about China dumping its excess steel overseas at cut prices, and about restricted access to the Chinese market for German firms, he added.
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Single payer would only take us in the opposite direction, eliminating market competition and choice, and driving up costs until the inevitable result — restricted access through rationing.
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A security source said Britain will allow Huawei restricted access to non-core parts of the 5G network, but block it from all core parts of the system.
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Azar replied that if a patient doesn't like the approach of restricted access, "difficult calls" will have to be made in order to find the right policy balance.
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China must offer concessions on intellectual property theft, forced technology transfer, restricted access to Chinese markets and respect for international rules and norms, among other issues, he said.
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It was just one of cruise ships that has left passengers stranded on board as companies have suspended trips and ports have restricted access because of the coronavirus.
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Although the measure was passed to curb the spread of the coronavirus in the center of the outbreak, it has effectively restricted access to food in some areas.
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"The key cause of high drug prices, restricted access to medicines and stifled innovation, we submit, is a social disease called 'maximizing shareholder value,'" the study's authors concluded.
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Mining and milling operations at the Gibraltar copper mine had resumed after being shuttered for four days as fires restricted access to the mine site, owner Taseko Mines said.
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The Islamic Republic's state budget is already stretched under U.S. sanctions on energy and banking sectors that have halved Iranian oil exports and restricted access to some revenues abroad.
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A VPN also has the ability to unblock geo-restricted access to services like Netflix, meaning you can binge on your favourite shows wherever you are in the world.
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In its decision, the corps agreed, saying the developer's plan to extend docks across 144 acres over the water could have restricted access to the water by the tribe.
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Restricted access makes it difficult for identity thieves to open accounts in your name, because most creditors will want to see this credit report before opening a new account.
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The IRS hasn't always implemented proper controls for authenticating users, appropriately restricted access to servers and made sure that certain sensitive data was encrypted, according to the GAO report.
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The World Bank estimates that 2 billion adults worldwide fall into the category of "underbanked" or "unbanked", terms that refer to people with restricted access to formal financial services.
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The protest certainly turned heads among tech bosses as China-based users soon noticed a number of browsers owned by companies practicing 996 had restricted access to the webpage.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Social media site Reddit restricted access to a major forum for supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump, citing threats of violence against police and public officials.
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Limited provider networks, restricted access policies, high deductibles, and pricey specialty tiers can create insurmountable financial barriers for patients and unnecessarily delay appropriate treatment that their doctor has prescribed.
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White House officials subsequently restricted access to the transcript of this call to a network usually reserved for covert operations, just as they did with the suspect Ukraine call.
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Britain's National Security Council decided in April to block Huawei from all core parts of its future 5G network but to give it restricted access to non-core parts.
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One study this summer found that 33 state Medicaid programs restricted access to the sickest patients, those who had scores of 3 or 4 on the 4-point fibrosis scale.
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"Leaving the EU threatens the loss of 183 free trade agreements with other countries, as well as restricted access to the single market itself," said Samuel Tombs at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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They and death row inmates nationwide had challenged executioners' relatively recent use of the sedative midazolam -- a drug that some states started using because manufacturers restricted access to other drugs.
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But she also admitted to locking Sabrina in a room with the two other children with restricted access to food, water and the bathroom, then concealing evidence after Sabrina died.
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Donald Storm, another BLM archaeologist, says that China Lake's severely restricted access is a problem—if people can't enter the base they might go looking for petroglyphs on unprotected land.
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When the first effective cure for hepatitis C, Sovaldi, was approved in 2013, health insurers and government programs restricted access to the treatment, which had a list price of $84,000.
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Restricted access to advertising revenue has led to some creators on the service trying to make money through subscription company Patreon, which lets viewers make a payment once a month.
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The three-year recession has restricted access to credit, driven the number of unemployed Brazilians to about 13 million and severely impacted demand for consumer electronics and other durable goods.
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"The lack of information and restricted access to comprehensive sex education and adequate sexual and reproductive health services are directly related to adolescent pregnancies," said Esteban Caballero, UNFPA's regional director.
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"For the government to negotiate there, we would have to have a single national formulary that restricted access to all seniors for medicines," Mr. Azar told the Senate Finance Committee.
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Zao went viral in China this weekend for its realistic face-swapping videos, but after controversy about its user policy, WeChat restricted access to the app on its messaging platform.
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The rationale for such a scheme is that small- and medium-sized business have generally more restricted access to credit and would thus feel a bigger hit from any downturn.
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And that's part of the reason the FDA only approved the drug on a restricted access program, meaning moms can't just get a prescription from anyone and take it at home.
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The movie ticket subscription service has restricted access to many popular movies for the first two weeks of its run, as well as raised its unlimited plan to $14.95 a month.
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Osborne last year restricted access to Britain's expensive tax credits system, which tops up the earnings of workers on low incomes, and froze working-age benefits for four years in 2015.
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Conflict in Yemen was his "biggest worry" due to restricted access for assistance and the slow movement of goods, forcing aid agencies to use longer and costlier routes to supply food.
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When data started to emerge that Avandia increased patients' risk of heart attack and stroke, the drug was pulled from the market in several countries, and the FDA restricted access here.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The attempted military coup in Turkey exploded across social media late on Friday despite restricted access to Twitter, Facebook and YouTube during the first hours of the putsch.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Turkmenistan, Central Asia's biggest gas exporter, has restricted access to foreign currency for local companies and individuals in response to a sharp fall in export revenues, Turkmen businessmen say.
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For decades, the regime controlled all publications and broadcasting outlets and restricted access to goods and information in ways that would not have been possible if Cuba were not an island.
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The Times reported that as in Trump's call with Zelensky, the White House restricted access to the transcript of Trump's conversation with Morrison to a small group of the president's aides.
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Why it matters: The communist country has historically has restricted access to internet services, and analysts say the expansion would ultimately weaken the government's control over what information reaches the public.
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While countries around the world have banned or restricted access to news websites and social media networks — including Facebook and Snapchat — so far, Minecraft has not been banned by any countries.
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The Iranian government restricted access to social media at the height of the protests over the weekend, but many Iranians also use VPNs so the government cannot track their online activity.
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A security source has told Reuters that Britain will allow Huawei restricted access to non-core parts of the 5G network, but block it from all core parts of the system.
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Lawmakers and the Missouri Sheriff's Association that backed restricted access to police videos cited privacy issues, such as when officers rush into a home to help a victim of domestic violence.
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I'm a little bit draconian about restricted access to screen time, but we do let them — that's the time of the week that they really get to do their own thing.
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UEFA's ruling executive committee agreed that it would "recommend to its 55 national associations and all European clubs not to play matches in countries where women have restricted access to stadiums".
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"Certainly, escalating trade tensions through higher tariffs and restricted access to markets is hurting sentiment, increasing costs, damaging supply chains and weakening corporate profitability," wrote James Knightley, chief international economist at ING.
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Emirates, which reported a 75 percent drop in half-year profit in November, had previously restricted access to these lounges to higher-tier frequent flier members and business or first class travellers.
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Along with restricted access to his wife, Ghosn's movements and communications will be closely monitored and restricted to prevent his fleeing the country and tampering with evidence, the Tokyo District court said.
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Airlines that do not follow new DHS rules could be fined, face restricted access to U.S. airspace or have their clearance to operate flights to the country withdrawn altogether, the official said.
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The lack of rights and recognition can lead to child custody issues, forced child marriage for young girls who need citizenship, and restricted access to medical and educational services, the report found.
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The value of tin has increased because Indonesia, the world's second-biggest producer, introduced regulations to halt illegal trade that also curbed exports; recent flooding has also restricted access to mining areas.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services went so far as to issue a letter to the states warning that restricted access to hepatitis C treatments might violate statutory requirements for Medicaid.
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Saudis issue response Citing the restricted access to his country, Saleh said Saturday in a televised address on Yemen Today TV that he is open to talks with the Saudi-led coalition.
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It is another place of in-betweenness and of uncertainty; it reminds of the airports were immigrants returning to the US were recently trapped under Trump's ban, a space of restricted access.
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In the near term, security researchers like Mertens and WHOIS data analytics firms like DomainTools will likely suffer from restricted access to bulk WHOIS data services as registrars like GoDaddy retract access.
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Six4Three, a controversial company that developed an app allowing users to find bikini pictures posted by their friends, sued Facebook in 2015 after the social network restricted access to the user data.
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A customer service representative explained that the "VIP-Single" Uber port-a-potty for employees is a superior product to the "Deluxe," which does not have restricted access at the Uber facility.
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Six85033Three, a controversial company that developed an app allowing users to find bikini pictures posted by their friends, sued Facebook in 2015 after the social network restricted access to the user data.
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Iran, which bars the use of major social media platforms, also has restricted access to the Telegram messaging app, and Iranian users in recent days have reported major hurdles in accessing the internet.
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The company borrowed from Chinese lenders in recent months to counter the impact of plunging oil prices, restricted access to capital markets and fallout from the sweeping corruption scandal that accelerated Rousseff's fall.
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The design of the original View-Master Virtual Reality Viewer also restricted access to a smartphone's headphone jack, meaning you had to rely on speakers that were blocked and muffled by the housing.
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Turkey has also restricted access for German parliamentarians seeking to visit German troops at the Incirlik air base in southern Turkey, leading Berlin to announce it was moving those forces out of Turkey.
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"We'll probably be providing some restricted access maybe with some commercial partners to test the API but eventually we would like to make it useable by multiple people from different businesses," says requests.
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True, availability to a family doctor and wait times for tests or elective surgery may be issues, but it is not true that Canadians have restricted access to cancer and heart disease treatment.
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" When pressed on whether reporters from Breitbart or any other outlet, regardless of ideology, will face restrictions on access to future events, Cavalier said "there will be no restricted access to future events.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian ceremony to commemorate the 2453th anniversary of a Vietnam War battle has soured into a diplomatic spat after the Vietnamese government restricted access to the site at Long Tan.
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Roy Cooper, a Democrat, and transgender rights advocates hammered out a settlement that would allow transgender people to use public restrooms that match their gender identity, repealing a law that had restricted access.
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This isn't the first time Sri Lanka has taken such a measure: It temporarily restricted access to Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram last year in order to calm anti-Muslim riots there in 21.
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The inmate, Ronald B. Smith, was among death row inmates nationwide who have challenged states' recent changes to drug rosters used in executions -- changes that came after manufacturers restricted access to traditionally used drugs.
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"It seems like we have to sail further and further away from the shore to find the fish," says Poul Erik, who worries what will happen if he is restricted access to British water.
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The series took readers inside restricted-access U.S. military bases to reveal squalid housing where thousands of families battled environmental health and safety hazards like toxic lead, rampant mold, collapsing ceilings and pest infestations.
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Having long restricted access mainly to archaeologists, the authorities now want to turn the marvel and the surrounding Al Ula region, with its rocky outcrops and thousands of relics, into a vast visitor attraction.
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The United Kingdom will allow Huawei restricted access to its next-generation wireless network, according to The Daily Telegraph, after the U.S. asked its allies to refuse to incorporate Huawei products into their infrastructure.
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Commanders had already restricted access to public areas such as churches, gyms and childcare centers at US army installations in Vicenza and ordered extra Meals Ready to Eat in case they have to quarantine.
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"In Zika-affected countries that have restrictive laws governing women's reproductive rights, the situation facing women and girls is particularly stark," Zeid said, citing restricted access to contraception, maternal health care, and safe abortions.
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In New Jersey, the Camden County Police started a community watch program in 2014 in which residents could apply to have restricted access to the department's "eye in the sky" cameras in their neighborhoods.
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At US Army installations in Vicenza, Italy, commanders have restricted access to public areas such as church, gyms and childcare centers and ordered extra Meals Ready to Eat in case they have to quarantine.
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It would have restricted access to contraception for minors, outlawed cohabitation without marriage, restricted freedom of speech, reduced the rights of religious minorities and imposed harsh punishment for insulting the dignity of the president.
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The U.S. social media giant said in a report released last month that it increased the amount of content it restricted access to in Vietnam by over 500% in the last half of 2018.
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But restricted access to this room, on the third storey of a nondescript building in Qingdao, a coastal city in Shandong province, has done nothing to diminish the attention focused on a recent hearing there.
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The Chinese government seems to have restricted access to this reposted content, at least for some China- and Hong Kong-based internet users on certain sites, according to reports from Twitter users in those regions.
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From July to December last year, Facebook's Transparency Report said it had restricted access to 1,553 posts and three profiles in Vietnam, compared to just 265 such "restrictions" in the first six months of 2018.
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As Jordan tightened border controls late last year and restricted access, Syrian refugees, mostly from the besieged cities of Homs and Aleppo began accumulating in a makeshift settlement in this remote region -- known as Rukban.
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A rising number of Brazilians are selling homemade sweets or driving for Uber to make ends meet, with no job security and restricted access to social security benefits such as paid maternity leave and vacation.
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There's a great variety: In more conservative movements, such as the Unification Church ("Moonies") and conservative Christian movements, women are often expected to serve men domestically, sometimes with restricted access to the teachings and practices.
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The central bank last year pegged the exchange rate to curb speculative demand for the dollar and conserve foreign exchange reserves after it restricted access to hard currency for imports of certain items, frustrating businesses.
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Britain's financial industry could lose up to 38 billion pounds ($13 billion) in revenue if it ends up with restricted access to the EU single market, according to a report commissioned by an industry group.
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Fog was central to the plan for a three-day military exercise that began on Wednesday, during which the restricted-access northern city of Severomorsk disappeared beneath a dense layer of artificial smoke and fumes.
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While occasional access to rider data can be essential to some roles at the company, like if someone loses an item, widespread and improperly restricted access could be seen as a violation of riders' trust.
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During the second half of 2018, Facebook reported that it restricted access to 224 items in France, mostly related to Holocaust denial or defamation, and 128 items in the United Kingdom, mostly for alleged defamation.
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Britain's National Security Council discussed Huawei in April and a preliminary decision was made to block it from all core parts of the 5G network but to give it restricted access to non-core parts.
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However the former president chose to remain in prison rather than comply with conditions set for the release, including that his brother's body be brought to a military installation with restricted access to the public.
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Temer wants Parente to help turn around Petrobras, which is the world's most indebted oil firm and is struggling with the impact of slumping prices and a corruption scandal that has restricted access to financing.
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Senior national security officials across the agencies immediately convened to coordinate and monitor the situation, ordering a lockdown at the White House and the Capitol Building to be placed on "restricted access" as a precaution.
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Today, attorneys general from 48 states, Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico announced an antitrust investigation focused on Google, looking at whether the search giant stifled competition and restricted access to its platforms from other companies.
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The mixed-media sculpture depicts a somewhat oversize birdhouse with a large "FORECLOSED" sticker on one side, "RESTRICTED ACCESS" stickers on the other, and tiny boards covering up the entryways that would be for birds.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff has pointed out, the two laws targeted by the Court restricted access to abortions in a very specific way — by using the guise of patient safety to bog down Texas abortion clinics.
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They've restricted access at ports of entry, so that people trying to present themselves legally at an official border crossing are made to wait days or weeks (and, some observers allege, sometimes simply refused entry entirely).
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The prayers took place after Israel restricted access to Al-Aqsa mosque, which sits on the holiest site in the Old City, known to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as the Temple Mount.
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The central bank last year pegged its exchange rate to curb speculative demand for the dollar and conserve its dwindling foreign reserves after it restricted access to hard currency for imports of certain items, frustrating businesses.
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Physician dissatisfaction has the potential to translate into compromised patient care and restricted access, particularly if older doctors retire early and the best and brightest decide to use their education and training to do something else.
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US communicating with protesters State-run media outlet IRIB reported that Iranian officials had temporarily restricted access to social media apps Instagram and Telegram, which have been used by Iranians to share news about the protests.
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Lack of transparency and restricted access have long been a hurdle for relief workers in North Korea, even before international funding dried up under Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign against Pyongyang's pursuit of nuclear and missile development.
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Prior to the game, Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby announced that, beginning with Thursday's games in both the men's and women's tournaments, all games will be played with restricted access due to concerns about the Coronavirus.
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"MAJOR SHIFT" Foreign companies operating in China have long griped about restricted access to its massive market, and more recently have begun sounding alarms about the growing state role in the economy under President Xi Jinping.
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Texas also had a strict voter ID law, which had been successfully challenged by the department's lawyers under President Obama, on the ground that the law unfairly — and intentionally — restricted access for black and Hispanic voters.
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In addition to the restricted access as well as notifications telling her the website is logging all her activities, someone identified only as a third party has also reported copyright infringement under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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In response to the attack, the Sri Lankan government has restricted access to a number of social media sites, including Facebook, Whatsapp, and Youtube, according to local media and monitoring site Netblocks (via The New York Times).
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Citizen Lab, which nicknamed the campaign, "Bitter Sweet" believes the Mexican government might have conducted the attack, both due to the restricted access to the malware and because the attacks were conducted so "brazenly" on Mexican soil.
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And the strong words in Washington come as actions are underway elsewhere: The administration has begun coast-to-coast raids targeting migrants in the U.S. illegally and has newly restricted access to the U.S. by asylum seekers.
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On Monday, when the Supreme Court overturned a Texas law that would have restricted access to abortions, many Republicans said the ruling was further evidence that a Republican president was needed to restore the court's conservative majority.
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"Absolutely," Kelly, a former astronaut and co-founder of gun control advocacy group Giffords, told "Fox News Sunday," when asked if schools should implement metal detectors and restricted access areas in an effort to prevent school shootings.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Facebook and other social media sites have restricted access to a satirical rap video in Singapore after the wealthy city-state's government requested the removal of content it said could fan racial tension.
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Rouhani's remarks came after the state-run media outlet IRIB reported that Iranian officials had temporarily restricted access to social media apps Instagram and Telegram, which have been used by Iranians to share news about the protests.
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Western governments have previously restricted access to SWIFT to punish Iran for its nuclear program, and as Washington and Beijing feud over trade and security, the Trump administration has considered sanctions of various kinds against Chinese companies.
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The Trump administration has restricted access to more of these conversations and subsequent transcripts after his July 25 call with Ukraine&aposs president prompted a whistleblower&aposs complaint that led to his impeachment, CNN reported last month.
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Farghadani had initially received a sentence of 12 years and nine months for her visual critique of a conservative bill that restricted access to birth control, but an appeals court last month reduced it to 18 months.
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Some metals analysts have previously argued that the output from the Man Maw mine was likely peaking, but the lack of geo-exploration in the Wa State and highly restricted access to the area has left much uncertainty.
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Pence also said China must offer concessions on intellectual property theft, forced technology transfer, restricted access to Chinese markets, respect for international rules and norms, and efforts to limit freedom of navigation in international waters, among other issues.
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Britain's National Security Council decided in April to block Huawei from all core parts of its future 5G network but to give it restricted access to non-core parts, but the government has not made a final decision.
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On Tuesday, Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale published an op-ed in USA Today in which he detailed a list of complaints against Google, including that the company has unfairly restricted access to conservative videos posted to YouTube.
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More than 100 globally significant financial institutions — those with at least $10 billion in assets under management (AUM) — have now restricted access to financing for the coal industry, according to the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis.
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Myanmar had in the past restricted access to the internet, notably during the 211 monk-led popular uprising dubbed the "Saffron Revolution," in an failed attempt to keep news of the demonstrations and subsequent crackdown from leaking out.
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Kevin Snowball of PXP Vietnam Asset Management says the representatives of foreign institutional investors who turned up "in droves" late last year were disappointed at the limited liquidity of, and restricted access to, Vietnam's stockmarkets that they encountered.
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"Based on legal requests from the Pakistan Telecom Authority, we restricted access to content for allegedly violating local laws prohibiting blasphemy, desecration of the national flag, and condemnation of the country's independence," reads the Facebook page on Pakistan.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Facebook and other social media sites have restricted access to a satirical rap video in Singapore after the government of the wealthy Asian city-state requested the removal of content it said could fan racial tension.
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To advocate for restricted access, to ban abortion services before women even know they are pregnant or to destroy access entirely is to endorse the unnecessary deaths of women across a country that claims to value all life.
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Prior to the night's first game, Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby announced that, beginning with Thursday's games in both the men's and women's tournaments, all games will be played with restricted access due to concerns about the coronavirus.
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The first is the Epic Local Pass ($221 — for adults, as are all the prices quoted here), which offers unlimited access to 222 resorts as well as restricted access to flagship mountains like Park City, Utah; Vail, Colo.
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If you want to add someone new to your Netflix profile — or add a restricted access profile for a child — there's a very simple process to do so, if you don't already have five profiles on your account.
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Non-resident private sector deposits in the banking sector fell by 11.3% on an annual basis in November, while Lebanon faces a hard currency shortage - leaving Lebanese at home and abroad with restricted access to their bank funds.
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Non-resident private sector deposits in the banking sector fell by 11.3% on an annual basis in November, while Lebanon faces a hard currency shortage - leaving Lebanese at home and abroad with restricted access to their bank funds.
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That some in the payday industry disagree—warning that curbing predatory practices will lead to restricted access to credit—is reflective of the troubled state of the market and a clear indication that the proposed rules are needed.
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She spent hours with him reviewing unclassified documents, for the $22 million program operated largely "in the white" (that is, not under special restricted access), but hidden in the huge defense budget, with only parts of it classified.
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Britain's National Security Council, chaired by Prime Minister Theresa May, had agreed in April to allow Huawei restricted access to non-core parts of the 5G network, but that decision has been put on hold following the U.S. intervention.
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However, Britain's National Security Council, chaired by Prime Minister Theresa May, agreed in April to allow Huawei restricted access to non-core parts of the 5G network, but that decision has been put on hold following the U.S. intervention.
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And that's what the U.S. did by building a trade complaint including intellectual property violations, forced technology transfers, illegal industry subsidies, non-tariff trade barriers, restricted access to American firms on Chinese markets, Beijing's exchange-rate manipulations and more.
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They solve fewer than 30% of crimes, and have restricted access to many of the tools considered normal in law enforcement elsewhere, thanks in part to a legacy from the 1930s and '40s when they were considered too powerful.
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The transparency and archivist groups had flagged record-keeping practices around the Zelensky call this week following a whistleblower's accusation and CNN reporting that the White House restricted access to several transcripts of calls between Trump and foreign leaders.
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Justice Stephen Breyer wrote for a five-justice majority that the restrictions amounted to an undue burden on a women's right to obtain an abortion because they severely restricted access to the procedure without providing any tangible health benefits.
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Don't Follow the Wind, organized by Japanese art collective Chim-Pom, is physically inaccessible to viewers, partly due to the well-concealed anonymity of its location but also because it lies in the restricted access exclusion zone of Fukushima.
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The White House restricted access to the transcript to a small group of aides, an unusual decision that is similar to the handling of the July call with the Ukrainian president at the heart of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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The people in Gaza have been living one tragedy after another: waves of mass displacement, life in squalid refugee camps, a captured economy, restricted access to fishing waters, a strangling siege and three wars in the past nine years.
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"For the government to negotiate … we would have to have a single national formulary that restricted access to all seniors for medicines," he explained, noting that was the conclusion reached by the Congressional Budget Office under the Obama administration.
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Yujing Zhang was permitted onto the Palm Beach resort grounds Saturday, March 30, passing through multiple checkpoints, restricted access warning signs, and federal law enforcement officials after telling a US Secret Service agent that she was going to the swimming pool.
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In a statement, a New Yorker spokesperson noted that the story had reported that FinCEN can restrict access to information "deemed highly sensitive" and that the agency may have restricted access to the documents because they relate to ongoing investigations.
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A report on Tuesday commissioned by financial consultancy firm Oliver Wyman said Britain's financial industry could lose up to 38 billion pounds ($48.3 billion) in revenue in a 'hard' Brexit that left it with restricted access to the EU single market.
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Among these one can identify restricted access by corporations and governments, limited progress in technology deployment when the economic incentives are not aligned with (possibly short term) corporate interests, excessive use of social media for many forms of influence, etc.
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According to the Human Rights Watch, challenging realities of daily life for many people in Iraq include sky-high food prices, cash shortages, a lack of communications infrastructure, and restricted access to healthcare or education especially for women and girls.
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DUKE UNIVERSITY BARISTAS FIRED OVER &aposOFFENSIVE&apos MUSIC HEARD IN COFFEE SHOP "In limited cases across the country, restaurants have a restricted access policy for restrooms to ensure the well-being of our guests," the spokesperson told the Global News.
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Vietnam's neighbor Thailand briefly blocked Facebook less than a week after a military coup in May 2014, while Turkey's government has restricted access to Twitter and Facebook multiple times, and Pakistan only lifted a three-year ban on YouTube this year.
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HSBC points out that banks could suffer, if they have restricted access to the single market; sectors like retailing and construction could face higher labour costs oif EU workers leave; and airlines could suffer from the weak pound, and lower traffic.
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We don't know if we will end up with a Norway-style link (in the single market, and still with freedom of movement) or with a Canadian style deal (no freedom of movement and restricted access for the services sector).
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"These [methods] include indefinite detention, obstacles to accessing Israel's asylum system, the rejection of 99.9 percent of Eritrean and Sudanese asylum claims, ambiguous policies on being allowed to work, and severely restricted access to healthcare," a 2014 HRW report found.
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The global outlook for workers' rights is concerning, Burrow said, citing recent ITUC research that showed workers had no or restricted access to justice in 72% of countries and found a spike in the number of nations blocking trade unionization.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice Dias Toffoli decided to allow Lula to see the body of his deceased brother and some family members, but ruled that the body should be transported to a military base, with restricted access to the public.
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The theory is that if Nintendo places rare Pokemon in areas where they see players aren't going, and nobody attempts to capture the creature, it can be deduced that the location has restricted access and could be a military zone.
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Facebook has admitted that it gave dozens of companies access to its users' data after saying it had restricted access to such data back in 2015, the latest wrinkle in a firestorm over how the social network manages user information.
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Drafted mostly by corporations, negotiated in secret, with restricted access even for members of Congress, the deal would grant corporations the right to sue governments for all kinds of decisions, laws or regulations that infringe on their profits or potential profits.
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Organizations like Reporters Without Borders, a global nonprofit promoting press freedom, are often forced to find creative loopholes to help the spread of banned news stories and other information to readers in countries that have otherwise restricted access to them.
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D.C. officials announced restrictions to limit public access to the Tidal Basin, where people have been crowding to see the cherry blossoms, including barring pedestrian and bicycle traffic and deploying the D.C. National Guard to enforce a restricted access zone.
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Starting at midnight on Sunday, 58th and 55th Streets will be shut to traffic from Madison Avenue to Sixth Avenue, and there will be restricted access for certain vehicles on 56th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, according to the police.
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Trump's call with Zelensky was reportedly placed in that system, and a recent report from CNN found that the White House similarly restricted access to records of Trump's phone calls with Putin and with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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With an army of over 2,600 private attorneys and assets of around $40 million, they've had a hand in cases that restricted access to abortion, preserved Boy Scout bans on gay members, blocked marriage equality, and funneled taxpayer money to religious publications.
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On March 30, Yujing Zhang entered the Mar-a-Lago grounds by passing through multiple checkpoints, restricted access warning signs, and federal law enforcement officials after she told a Secret Service agent that she was a club member going to the swimming pool.
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Britain's National Security Council, chaired by Prime Minister Theresa May, met to discuss Huawei last month and a decision was made to block Huawei from all core parts of the 5G network but to give it restricted access to non-core parts.
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Microsoft says it's working to try and make the Your Phone features available on iPhones too, but Apple has restricted access to SMS data in iOS so it will require a big change to get this Your Phone feature working with the iPhone.
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But she points to three possible problems: restricted access to the EU market; an inability to look abroad for talent (three-quarters of Azimo's London staff are non-Britons); and the feeling that Brexit will make Britain a less attractive place to work.
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But it also reflects the lack of clarity among those in the Leave campaign about what kind of deal they want; a Norway-style approach (with continued free movement and budget contributions) or complete separation (with restricted access to the single market).
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The Vietnamese government restricted access to Facebook Inc inside Vietnam for several days this week as part of a broader crackdown on human rights and political dissidents during a visit by President Barack Obama, two activist organizations said on Thursday.
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Apple is also facing some broader issues in China related to the trade war with the U.S. With Huawei in the crosshairs of the U.S. — and facing restricted access to American technology — the Chinese firm has increased focus on its domestic market.
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Second-home owners can still get to their properties on the string of barrier islands known as the Outer Banks in North Carolina, though Dare County has restricted access to residents, nonresident property owners and employees of local businesses by using checkpoints.
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In 2018, the group converted multiple censored news articles into pop songs and then released a playlist on streaming services such as Spotify, Amazon and Apple Music that are available even in countries that have restricted access to other online sources of news.
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On Tuesday, Li spoke at a business dinner in New York and responded to complaints from foreign business leaders about restricted access to the Chinese market by saying that China was open to foreign investment, although some economic sectors were not yet mature.
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The case involving the four women — Natalie Hoffman, Oona Holcomb, Madeline Huse and Zaachila Orozco-McCormick — began in 2017, when they were arrested for entering the refuge without a permit, driving on a restricted-access road and leaving behind the food and water.
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I started to do my own research and driving through states where there was restricted access, and just trying to imagine if I was somebody in this small town in Pennsylvania that's three hours from New York, what would my obstacles be?
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A military push against the jihadist group Boko Haram has enabled troops to enter remote parts of northeast Nigeria in the last few months, but insecurity and the fear of violence has restricted access to some areas by road for many aid agencies.
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Trump should work with Congress to eliminate government red tape that has restricted access to methadone and buprenorphine forms of medication assisted treatment, which are considered by science to be the most effective therapy for opioid dependence but are too hard to access.
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The real coup in that sense is that Sopko has arranged for a loop of the films to be played in a storefront in the restricted access zone of the RNC — a prime location for an audience of national newscasters and political delegates.
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The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), the UK industry's trade body, said its program highlighted "a contingency planning minefield", with changes to regulations, onerous customs processes, tariffs and restricted access to talent among the challenges facing the sector in a "no deal" scenario.
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Over their years in power, Republican lawmakers in North Carolina have cut education funding, restricted access to abortion, implemented strict barriers to voting, refused the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion, ushered in fracking and, most recently, imposed anti-LGBT regulations on government building bathroom use.
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Iran's government has said it will pay compensation to all those who have incurred losses, especially farmers, but the state budget is already stretched as U.S. sanctions on its energy and banking sectors have halved oil exports and restricted access to some revenues abroad.
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"It's not the first time that the Italian banks have had restricted access to the primary market, but I guess the difference here is that 2019 is a year when some of the new requirements such as TLAC kick-in," said one credit analyst.
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Why it matters: The communist country has historically restricted access to wireless services and has one of the world's lowest rates of internet use, though the technology has expanded rapidly since President Barack Obama restored the United States' diplomatic relations with the island in 2014.
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Britain's National Security Council, chaired by outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May, met to discuss the issue in April and a decision was made to block Huawei from all critical parts of the 5G network but to give it restricted access to less sensitive parts.
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Britain's National Security Council, chaired by outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May, met to discuss Huawei in April and a decision was made to block the telecoms giant from all critical parts of the 5G network but to give it restricted access to less sensitive parts.
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In other words, the two Islamic structures which dominate the plateau (al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock) continue to be places of Islamic pilgrimage and prayer, albeit with restricted access when security tensions are high; and formal Jewish prayers are not allowed.
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MSCI has been in discussions with Chinese regulators and global investors for four years over whether to add yuan-denominated shares to the Emerging Markets Index – tracked by around $1.6 trillion in assets – but excluded them because of restricted access to China's equity markets.
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Britain's National Security Council, chaired by outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May, met to discuss Huawei in April and a decision was made to block the telecoms giant from all critical parts of the 5G network but to give it restricted access to less sensitive parts.
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Restricted access to mass market apps and platforms, however, has prompted developers inside the country to get creative and meet the growing demand for new technology from Iranians who want to order food and transport from their phones, and watch movies on their computers.
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In the past week the department has canceled a joint military exercise with South Korea, restricted access to public areas at Army installations in Italy and ordered all ships that have visited countries in the Pacific region to remain at sea for 85033 days.
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The user, who said she was from Hangzhou in China's southern Zhejiang province, said even she was too shy to read the content and criticized it for being too graphic and said her child's school had restricted access to the books since she complained to them.
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"In direct opposition to its mission -- to protect the public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of drugs -- the FDA has so severely restricted access to these safe and effective pills that few doctors are willing or able to prescribe mifepristone and misoprostol," she wrote.
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The government has said it will pay compensation to all those who have incurred losses, especially farmers but the Islamic Republic's state budget is already stretched as U.S. sanctions on its energy and banking sectors have halved Iranian oil exports and restricted access to some revenues abroad.
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Britain's National Security Council, chaired by outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May, met to discuss the issue in April and a decision was made to block Huawei from all critical parts of the 5G network over security concerns, but still allow it restricted access to less sensitive parts.
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Commanders have also restricted access to public areas such as churches, gyms and child care centers at US army installations in Vicenza, Italy, as the country grapples with a widespread outbreak there, and it ordered extra Meals Ready to Eat in case they have to quarantine.
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When asked if this is a function of restricted access, Ingeborg Rossow, a senior researcher at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, says no, citing a study which found that people's willingness to buy moonshine was not determined by how far they lived from a legal outlet.
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Duvall said the Farm Bureau is growing concerned that U.S. farmers could potentially enter a third year with restricted access to key export markets - at a time when the farm economy has been battered by low crop prices and is battling flood damage across the Midwest.
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Facebook says it restricted access to that photo in 32,13 instances in France, but didn't remove it in other countries because it found the image was not in violation of its Community Standards as it was being used to denounce the attack or show compassion towards the victims.
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But while the country has restricted access to certain services in recent years—from VPNs to encrypted messaging apps—Henthorn-Iwane says it's unlikely the Russian government will be able to exert on its citizens the level of control China has accomplished with its Great Firewall by Nov. 1.
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According to Avila-Guillen, we just need to look at some of the United States' southern neighbors such as El Salvador or the Dominican Republican to know that making abortion illegal or severely restricting the procedure leads to deaths, poverty, and restricted access to other types of healthcare.
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HANOI, May 24 (Reuters) - Facebook increased the amount of content it restricted access to in Vietnam by over 500% in the last half of 2018, the U.S. social media giant said in a report released on Friday, as the Southeast Asian country ramps up its crackdown on online dissent.
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Read more: Biden slams Trump for a 'blatant abuse of power' in Ukraine call which targeted him and his son, and tentatively supports impeachmentThe whistleblower said that White House lawyers restricted access to the transcript by removing it from the computer system where such calls are typically held.
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Stringent government controls over the population, which include restricted access to health care, education and general movement, constitute "a dehumanizing system of apartheid," Amnesty International said in a Tuesday report, adding to explosive criticism of de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi for failing to halt human rights abuses.
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Turkey restricted access to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and WhatsApp in at least three cities in the southern part of the country for about 48 hours earlier this week as it launched an attack on northern Syria, according to data collected by civil society group NetBlocks and reviewed by WIRED.
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My provision in the Farm Bill will not only legalize domestic hemp, but it will also allow state departments of agriculture to be responsible for its oversight As it stands, farmers face several barriers to growing hemp due to federal prohibition — including restricted access to banking, water rights, and crop insurance.
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Citing a 2014 Senate investigation, the U.N. statement said al-Baluchi was said to have suffered relentless torture for three-and-a-half years in CIA "black sites" before being moved to Guantanamo, where he had been in a severely restricted-access facility at Guantanamo Bay for more than a decade.
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Three former officials with knowledge of the matter told the Post that Trump's comments sparked such alarm among White House staffers that officials restricted access to notes of the remarks to a small group of people with the highest security clearances in hopes of preventing the conversation from being leaked.
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Unsurprisingly, considering the increased awareness of online traffic monitoring, many active sites have restricted access, from small Yahoo Groups to larger sites like the forum Zambian Meat ("The #1 site for exotic meat") with a cache of 14,683 images, and the site Donner Party Catering, which boasted 45,200 members as of March 2017.
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He restricted access to Trump, sought to bring order to the Oval Office chaos, and even reportedly has the president on his toes; according to Axios last year, this caused the president to "pick up his game by acting sharper in meetings and even rattling off stats" in an effort to impress Kelly.
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The clinic followed the "informed-consent" protocol: its mission was to provide transgender patients who otherwise lacked access to health care with injections, skin patches and pills of feminising or masculinising hormones without having to pass through a series of requirements and assessments—known as "gatekeeping"—that restricted access in the past.
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The company's most recent annual financial filing with the SEC lists market access and censorship as a key risk for the company (emphasis mine): For example, domestic internet service providers have blocked and continue to block access to Shutterstock in China and other countries, such as Turkey, have intermittently restricted access to Shutterstock.
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Both categories two and three require a drone's rotary blades to be shielded, but drones in category three aren't allowed to hover over individuals (they can only fly by), aren't allowed to be flown over open assemblies of people, and pilots have to notify people if drones will be flying over a restricted access site.
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While Twitter noted this week that it restricted access to sensitive information to a "limited group of trained and vetted employees" and that more generally, as a platform, it remains committed to those who take great risks to hold power accountable, the vulnerable points for entering these platforms are too irresistible and too numerous.
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As cases of COVID-19 continue to rise, DOD in the last week has canceled a joint military exercise with South Korea, restricted access to public areas at Army installations in Italy and ordered all ships that have visited countries in the Pacific region to remain at sea for 21625 days, essentially a self-quarantine.
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As governor of Indiana, Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceTrump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud MORE fought for and eventually signed an omnibus bill known as HB 1337 that substantially restricted access to abortion.
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"We believe the exposure at the center has been limited, but -- out of an abundance of caution, and in consultation with Ames' Center Director Eugene Tu, NASA Chief Health and Medical Officer Dr. J.D. Polk, and in accordance to agency response plans -- Ames Research Center is temporarily on mandatory telework status with restricted access to the center until further notice," Bridenstine said.
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But while Profexer's online persona vanished, a flesh-and-blood person has emerged: a fearful man who the Ukrainian police said turned himself in early this year, and has now become a witness for the F.B.I. "I don't know what will happen," he wrote in one of his last messages posted on a restricted-access website before going to the police.
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The continuing installation of smaller and reconfigured bathrooms, which began in late 2013, has led to complaints about safety issues, say travelers and flight crew, who are concerned about restricted access for the physically disabled, as well as ease of use for other passengers Barry Brandes, a retired singer from Somers, N.Y., travels several times a year on United Airlines.
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According to media reports, as the Iraqi Army began to close in on Mosul, IS, which had already banned the use of mobile phones, restricted access to television in May 2016 and shut down all internet providers in July the same year, thus leaving weak mobile networks on the city outskirts as the only potential source of information and imposing a de facto news blackout.
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From accounts of the Grenfell residents warning of a "major disaster" if safety problems were not addressed to articles on restricted access ways, inadequate fire safety advice and flammable cladding bought on the cheap for the purpose of 'regeneration', the picture which began to come together was one of a local authority which cared more about making the area attractive for property developers than the wellbeing of its less wealthy constituents.
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France's Central Bank governor, Francois Villeroy de Galhau, has already warned that banks in London would lose their "financial passport" privileges once outside the EU, and Eurogroup President, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, said restricted access to the single market would be the "price" of leaving the EU. While bank bosses are careful not to draw any hasty conclusions, off-the-record, they admit that over time they may well reduce their presence in London.
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Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser on Tuesday rolled out the District's plans for the upcoming "March for Our Lives," unveiling a sweeping set of preparations, including Metro closures and restricted access to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's D.C. hotel.
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President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 6900:2628 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 MORE signed legislation in 1996 that significantly restricted access to the social safety net through work and eligibility requirements for financial assistance, and it established a lifetime ban on benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) for anyone convicted of a felony drug offense.
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The former reported he had told Russian officials during a 28503 Oval Office meeting that he was not concerned about the Kremlin's interference in the 22019 U.S. election; the latter asserted that the White House had restricted access to reconstructed transcripts of phone calls Trump had with Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinPutin says he doesn't share 'excitement' about Greta Thunberg's UN speech The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump lashes out over impeachment inquiry Putin jokes about Russia meddling in 2020 election: 'Don't tell anyone' MORE and members of the Saudi royal family.
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