But unlike the balloon-filled reunions that were taking place last week, these reunions are likely to be happening at federal detention centers.
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BERLIN – Germany&aposs governing parties have agreed to toughen rules on family reunions for some asylum-seekers, ruling out such reunions for former extremists who have given up their beliefs.
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Travel Tips They are supposed to be memorable and a chance to reconnect with your loved ones, but family reunions need careful planning to pull off successfully, according to Jeanne Pena, the family reunions manager at Mohonk Mountain House, a resort in New Paltz, N.Y., that hosts more than 150 family reunions a year.
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In fact, they've brought their kids along to their reunions.
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She was the coordinator of her high school class reunions.
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Cameron Bure, 40, has had quite the reunions this year.
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Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) has had all the reunions lately.
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Speaking of reunions, there's another (of sorts) over with Sarah.
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It's not clear how many reunions have taken place since.
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There's rage, reunions, and even a death in the crew.
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In Phoenix, the reunions were marked by confusion and heartbreak.
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It is full of encounters, departures, returns, absences, and reunions.
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Family reunions can be touching or tense, joyous or fractious.
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Later, reunions are organised back in Hong Kong, creating networks.
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"We only bring it out during family reunions," she said.
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"There have been a few" missed reunions, he said Wednesday.
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Fabian did not disclose specifically where the reunions would take place.
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Let's hope this photo is the beginning of many more reunions.
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This season of Game Of Thrones has been all about reunions.
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Christmas time means work parties, reunions, and drinks — so many drinks.
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Game of Thrones' "Eastwatch" episode came bearing the gift of reunions.
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"We make little Dawson's Creek reunions," Williams, 35, shared in April.
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For a graphic on family reunions in divided Korea, click tmsnrt.
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In an early episode she explains her hatred for family reunions.
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The kind of family that still gathers for reunions every year.
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After I stood by you like a soldier through these reunions.
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Sex and the City reunions aren't always just about the ladies.
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But the reunions do not seem to be occurring as planned.
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It has declined to offer further information about reunions since then.
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But these reunions have come only after often long, painful separations.
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This makes for fun reunions, but it can also be bittersweet.
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Once they're located, the logistics of coordinating reunions could take months.
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All reunions are assigned a coordinator as soon as they're booked.
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It's just one of the reunions the cast has had recently.
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South Korea has repeatedly urged the North to hold more reunions.
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In a ceremony broadcast live, long-separated families held tearful reunions.
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She had been reading my articles about family separations and reunions.
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Sometimes, at the Monticello reunions, we get into arguments about it.
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These reunions seem like the redemptive endings of Shakespeare's family romances.
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After 1988 there were joyful reunions and talk of open borders.
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These hearings sometimes sound like reunions of upstate law enforcement veterans.
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Choe, asked if the North Korean restaurant workers were an obstacle to family reunions of Koreans separated by the divided peninsula, said that for family reunions to go ahead, the restaurant workers would need to be repatriated.
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"Here is to reunions, togetherness, family, and love love love," she wrote.
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Arya & Sansa Stark Season 7 is the season of reunions for Arya.
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This has been the week of reunions for the "Blank Space" singer.
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Canada: The place where all happy reunions and smiles are still possible.
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More joyful reunions like the ones we witnessed here may soon follow.
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Family reunions just got more interesting for Larry David and Bernie Sanders.
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Because we are always open for those reunions of the separated families.
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ACLU: Less than half of child reunions will be met by deadline.
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It said the countries will each send 100 participants to the reunions.
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Around 20 family reunions have taken place on and off since 2000.
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There was a circular connection to our 220 year gaps and reunions.
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Reunions with his parents are more frequent — they live across the street.
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They were one of 89 lucky families chosen from 57,000 seeking reunions.
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Hosting family reunions is big business for a growing number of hotels.
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At Winterfell, reunions are going to be happening all over the place.
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Even bands that do reunions were usually actual bands at one point.
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The scheduled reunions were taking place at various sites around the country.
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That's meant many happy reunions with family and chances for fresh starts.
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Shoulders are bare and unblemished, and jewels dangle together in family reunions.
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Mr. Moon said in his Berlin speech that the reunions should resume.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Adam Vinatieri's reunions usually involve a personal trip down memory lane.
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As parents, they've encouraged their sons' reunions with their own birth families.
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Michelle Williams has taken to hosting her own, very exclusive Dawson's Creek reunions.
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Some of these recent reunions have been bittersweet, or even just sweet-sweet.
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The hottest trend in fashion right now is supermodel reunions on the runway.
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The Harry Potter theme parks have been prime real estate for cast reunions.
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That could be suitable for groups such as hen parties or college reunions.
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Would that we could be a fly on the wall for those reunions.
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Ferrera's real-life friendship with the actresses has lead to several unofficial reunions.
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All we have are anecdotal examples of a few scattered reunions at airports.
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For many Americans, that means warm reunions, delicious food, football — and political talk.
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"Family reunions and family cohabitation lead to good integration," the SPD document said.
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"She captioned the photo with Momoa and Harington: "Reunions never looked this hairy.
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On occasion, she had blockbuster family reunions with more than 50 overnight guests.
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But parents and lawyers said those reunions still seemed achingly distant and uncertain.
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Now, at age 61, he is jarred and delighted by random, tearful reunions.
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The interpersonal dynamics of these reunions vary with the nature of the adoption.
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Another 538 parents have been cleared for reunions and are still awaiting transportation.
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Ally: So wait, there's supposed to be a couple of reunions on Tuesday night?
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Since November, the Gjonbalaj family of Brooklyn has had at least a dozen reunions.
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The move paved the way for reunions at the airports, as well as heartache.
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For now, fans can take comfort knowing that there are reunions in real life.
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Turns out Real Housewives reunions are just as dramatic as they appear on TV!
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The reunions will take place at North Korea&aposs Diamond Mountain resort from Aug.
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In an episode full of extended reunions, this is one I can root for!
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That heartwarming sentiment is a perfect lead-in to talk about all these reunions.
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Consider the Stark reunions, plural, in which Bran and Arya both returned to Winterfell.
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Luckily our obsession with cast reunions pretty much guarantees we won't forget our youth.
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Reunions between families divided by the war and the border are an emotional issue.
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If there are more reunions in the future, Twitter might just lose its mind.
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Parker also co-hosts Daily Pop and hosts VH1's Love & Hip Hop reunions.
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The reunions provided a much-needed ray of optimism in an otherwise grim situation.
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Here's everything that happened in tonight's episode, from dead hamsters, to controversial family reunions.
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There was once a time when contests felt more like family reunions than tournaments.
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To this day, they remain close and share photos and videos from their reunions.
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On the other hand: Simultaneous global reunions around the … globe — Mauritius, New Zealand, Mexico.
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Such reunions could take place in time for lunar New Year's Day on Feb.
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In a ceremony broadcast live on Ethiopian television, long-separated families held tearful reunions.
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Finally, Sunday's "Game of Thrones" brought awkward reunions and another skirmish in the war.
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Some human rights advocates expressed a mixed reaction to the news of the reunions.
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Ms. DeMarse, who had helped organize previous reunions, first imagined a simple cocktail party.
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In contrast, South Korea made a conciliatory gesture, calling for cross-border family reunions.
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"Little Reunions" follows Julie Sheng from her teenage years into adulthood as she navigates a series of, yes, reunions, with her various family members and lovers — all set against the backdrop of a tumultuous time in Chinese history, the Sino-Japanese War.
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Universities won't change their practices until alumni stop contributing money and, yes, stop attending reunions.
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The Korean leaders in their first meeting agreed to hold the family reunions around Aug.
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"I think a lot of us will be keen to do the reunions," he said.
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Win or lose, it'll be talked about at family reunions because it's an amazing time.
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Solomon also noted that nostalgia plays a huge role in the charm of school reunions.
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There's also something to be said for the short length and infrequency of school reunions.
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Two zen toads and a few hundred unhatched young put your family reunions to shame.
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Migration, and in particular the question of family reunions, is one of the thorniest issues.
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Reunions have been teased at and then denied, members instead working on their own projects.
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Others abuse the online national police files for more prosaic reasons, like planning class reunions.
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But their grand return to Earth wasn't marked by tearful reunions and glamorous photo ops.
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Last Friday, the government said 2,551 children in US custody might be eligible for reunions.
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Northerners and Southerners joined together in dedicating Civil War military parks and holding veteran reunions.
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After graduating from Pepperdine, she began attending survivors' reunions to hear about the incident firsthand.
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The appropriately named Reunion Resort, in Kissimmee, Fl., hosts close to 100 reunions a year.
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Sunday's recommendations, while not enforceable by law, could regardless ensnare weddings, funerals, and family reunions.
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This provision was one that the A.C.L.U. and government lawyers agreed upon to expedite reunions.
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Emotional reunions are mostly limited to characters greeting each other in the heat of fighting.
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"People get on so well that they have reunions in London without us," she laughed.
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The raiders raised scholarship money at their annual reunions to benefit students pursuing aviation studies.
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This week, the two Koreas are holding reunions for families separated during the Korean War.
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Investment and trade flourished, and families separated by the war were allowed to hold reunions.
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You make a mental note at future family reunions to steer clear of that one.
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The weekend passed in a series of small reunions — dinners and brunches with former colleagues.
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We always compare notes when we encounter each other at auditions or acting class reunions.
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Some of those reunions were satisfying, as when Brianna joined her family through the stones.
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Some of them have even stayed in touch and had a few reunions of their own.
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In airports across the country this weekend, families and friends greeted returning travelers in emotional reunions.
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Tshepo: I jokingly included Steps in our piece on 2017's reunions, but didn't expect this.
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"Here is to reunions, togetherness, family, and love love love," the Goop founder captioned the photo.
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Family reunions for people with that status, including many Syrians, were suspended over two years ago.
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But despite these off-screen reunions, Friends fans shouldn't hold their breath for a series reboot.
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Until then, fans can enjoy their time together as friends – and the rare reunions like this.
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Even as a little boy, he understood that there would be no revelations, and no reunions.
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It's no surprise that Game of Thrones Season 8 would lead to long-awaited character reunions.
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You know the music your grandparents play at family reunions while cooking up fire ass food?
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Reunions and rebuilding Others are taking to social media to reunite owners with their lost animals.
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Refunite's work is done with the first phone call; the organization doesn't facilitate in-person reunions.
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Their college reunion on Centre Court lasted longer than some college reunions far from Centre Court.
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The government has tapped two faith-based organizations to support families during and after the reunions.
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The reward is 50 years later we still have these family reunions where people come together.
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"My mom would host these things that she called reunions," she said, smiling at the recollection.
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Every year, our family would go on family vacations, and we would go on family reunions.
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And even Cohen has previously admitted that the early RHONJ reunions weren't always easy to film.
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This allows for strong emotional wallops, heartwarming reunions, and love stories that unfold in unexpected ways.
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The resort has occasionally been used to host reunions of families separated during the Korean War.
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Through hereditary organizations, reunions, and eventually the landscape itself, the Old South rose again in California.
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Those include family reunions for refugees allowed to remain in Germany, health insurance and employment policy.
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Chiang only relaxed that in 1987, allowing people in Taiwan to visit China for family reunions.
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We got to see the continuation of her season premiere reunions with Gendry and the Hound.
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Not many reunions, comebacks, whatever you want to call this, result in an album this good.
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The government noted that things will proceed differently for these reunions from the ones for the children under age 5, because of previous rulings in the ongoing lawsuit over family separations at the border and lessons learned from the earlier reunions, which numbered fewer than 60.
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Watch the full episode of Entertainment Weekly Cast Reunions: My Best Friend's Wedding, streaming now on PeopleTV.
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Will these reunions result in a cold shoulder, or a rekindling of a romance that once was?
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They flock to America for well-paying jobs and reunions with relatives, neither of which Guatemala offers.
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If there's one thing the internet loves almost as much as shutdowns and awkward moments, it's reunions.
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There is a new nonprofit, called the Seth House; reading groups; and small reunions of old students.
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Now, I'm not expecting happy reunions, and I don't expect things to work out well for anyone.
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All that said, Gendry might just be back because Season 7 is the Era of Great Reunions.
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High school reunions exist for adults so that they can revisit their teenage angst and compare notes.
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"Yeah, I've seen the last of that wig at these reunions," executive producer Andy Cohen told E!
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The special, which also features cast reunions from Cheers, Taxi, and Frasier, will air on February 21.
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When it comes to mini-reunions of this beloved show, we'll settle for what we can get.
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So the reunions are part of alleviating the suffering they've endured, largely at the hands of men.
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Cracks of gunfire replace the greetings and serendipitous reunions that had filled the street just moments earlier.
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More than 2,000 children who have been separated from their families still await reunions with their parents.
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The last reunions were in 2015, before relations deteriorated over the North's nuclear program and other issues.
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But nights squeezed into my dorm bed turned into breakups and "I can't live without you" reunions.
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The reunions open a rare window onto one of the most emotional legacies of the Korean War.
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Through the Red Cross, the two Koreas have organized only 19 similar short-term reunions since 1985.
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The reunions are painfully brief, lasting only a few days before the families are once again separated.
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South Korea has repeatedly called for more reunions, which are widely viewed as a barometer of relations.
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The surprising reunions at the end of "Nowhere Boy" and "Illegal" give us the taste of hope.
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He was asked by reporters for his reaction to officials missing the court-ordered deadline for reunions.
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Do some mingling on days when graduates return to campus, such as homecoming weekend or class reunions.
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As a boy, he said, he loved thumbing through his family's photo albums. Vacations. Holidays. Reunions. Weddings.
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After six years, we wave when we see each other at reunions, and leave it at that.
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Surrounded by media, migrants including David Xol and Esvin Fernando Arredondo had emotional reunions with their families.
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Sunday's "Game of Thrones" spent its first chunk unfolding through a series of tense meetings and reunions.
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He suggested that such reunions could be held in time for the Korean Thanksgiving holiday in October.
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The nightclub, which has been a staple of the city's music scene for over two decades, hosted events of all kinds—from club nights to reunions for bands that really love reunions to that one time Kanye West led an army of screaming kids in streetwear down the street.
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The North rejected a South Korean proposal for family reunions last year, seeking the workers&apos return first.
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Fiona the hippo has been the queen of many realms: eating lettuce, being cute, taking showers, family reunions.
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They're the studio behind the recent cast reunions of The Little Rascals, School of Rock and Problem Child.
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That could bring reunions for the thousands of families who have been separated since the war broke out.
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More than 291,212 South Korean survivors have registered for the family reunions, which usually end in painful farewells.
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Jackson told ABC News that the emotional after-school reunions began earlier this year when Tariq started kindergarten.
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"Our parents had to go to college reunions to find out what their peers were doing," Wilding explains.
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From happy post-victory celebrations to red carpet reunions, here are all the moments you didn't see televised.
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And for its edition this year, Coachella will present the reunions of Guns N' Roses and LCD Soundsystem.
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In essence, it's the same type of tension that has fueled Real Housewives reunions for over a decade.
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The friends got back in touch in the 1990s, and Howard became active in party reunions and events.
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I will do housewives if I can have it in my contract i don't have to do reunions.
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Over the years, Stevens' clerks would return for frequent reunions, most recently after his final book was published.
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Forget shared photo albums, custom Snapchat Stories is the next big trend at bachelorette parties, weddings, and reunions.
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That's how I keep connected to my roots; always being there for family reunions and spending Christmas together.
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Promoting family reunions does not preclude the United States from pursuing its efforts to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
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And officials will use a new, streamlined vetting process to facilitate reunions by the deadline, the filing says.
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Seoul's Unification Ministry said Friday the reunions will take place at North Korea's Diamond Mountain resort from Aug.
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The annual reunions of the Doolittle airmen provided reminders of their bravery at a dark time for America.
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A pair of reunions will take place at Staples Center on Wednesday, one more awkward than the other.
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Would I rather have a completely dispassionate relationship, or a tempestuous one that sometimes led to emotional reunions?
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I used to have to go to these family reunions every year, we would all get dinner together.
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Video from CNN affiliate KFOR showed emotional reunions outside prisons and released inmates speaking of a new opportunity.
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The forced family reunions, begun last month, followed a brutal repression of gay men in Chechnya last winter.
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Episodes cram in so many long-awaited meetings and reunions they play like a reality-TV postseason special.
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Despite the hardships that came with the band, many of its former members — including Payne — have teased reunions.
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Hundreds of millions of Chinese are expected to be crammed into trains, buses and planes for family reunions.
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Many of them are migrant workers or university students returning to their hometowns for new year family reunions.
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Circumstances increasingly point to dramatic reunions, rather than engaging with the wider historical issues of this season's narrative.
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Given how much the past affects the present in Game of Thrones, I suspect we haven't seen the last of this pairing and what they have to say to each other, but in an episode full of reunions and near-reunions, this was the angriest and ugliest and most unpredictable.
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Family reunions are an emotional issue that could help restore trust but they have been stalled in the absence of political engagement, said Elhadj As Sy, secretary general of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, who was in Seoul to discuss plans for reunions and other issues.
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Nearly 20,000 Koreans had participated in 20 rounds of face-to-face reunions held between the countries since 2000.
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From extended family reunions to wedding parties and multi-couples' retreats, spring through summer is primetime for combined-trips.
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Reunions and supergroups, or in this case, a bit of both, are risky—sometimes better in theory than execution.
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The two Koreas last week also agreed to restart temporary reunions of families separated by the war in August.
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According to the Department of Justice, so far eight parents have been denied reunions because of their criminal record.
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The original cast has been pretty busy since 2004, but there have been some small reunions over the years.
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And Singles' Day is the day to stock up before family reunions or the Lunar New Year rolls around.
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They also made plans for military talks and reunions of families divided by the Korean war of 1950-53.
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The reunions remain suspended due to joint military exercises conducted by South Korea and the United States, So said.
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But it's all sincere: they still frequently hang out in twos and threes, and have regular full-scale reunions.
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Hundreds of South Koreans this week are visiting their North Korean relatives in several rounds of highly supervised reunions.
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The Trump administration said the State Department has made contact with foreign governments to assist in facilitating family reunions.
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The reunions are emotional, with relatives spending just a few days together before being torn apart a second time.
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The ready-to-watch reunions started earlier this month with Fuller House, Netflix's reboot of the beloved T.G.I.F. classic.
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But the pace of reunions has ramped up substantially this week, as officials scramble to meet the judge's deadline.
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When the reunions finally happened Tuesday in Phoenix, the mothers were met with cries of rejection from their children.
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Federal officials said that they had reunited four families so far, with another 34 reunions scheduled by day's end.
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The actress frequently delights fans by posting Friends content on her social media — including reunions with her former costars.
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Our babies — who were worse traveling companions than the cat — kept road trips confined to far-flung family reunions.
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At the individual level, many of the parents torn from their children will not have easy reunions, experts said.
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She said it's an official photo that is passed out at family reunions, and nearly everyone has a copy.
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What two countries recently allowed reunions for dozens of people who were separated after war broke out in 103?
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Emotional reunions TV cameras captured the tearful moment a mother was reunited with her student daughter outside the school.
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They seemed to grow even closer as our once large family became smaller and summer family reunions petered out.
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The brief family reunions, which began in 1985, can be a traumatic experience for the aging survivors, they say.
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But she said that big parties — family reunions and rehearsal dinners — had been canceling at her Pigeon Forge business.
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However, prices have soared ahead of the Spring Festival holiday, during which young urban dwellers return home for family reunions.
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Think of award shows like the Hollywood version of reunions: Old friends are bound to come together in one place.
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Todd VanDerWerff: Well, we've gotta get a few more reunions out of the way in the next episode, for sure.
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Nearly 20,000 Koreans have participated in 20 rounds of face-to-face temporary reunions held between the countries since 2000.
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With most of the characters finally converging on the Seven Kingdoms, expect lots of long-awaited first meetings and reunions.
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In cases involving children under age 5, Sabraw allowed the government only until Tuesday, July 10, to accomplish the reunions.
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Below, 11 reunions we're still waiting to see happen – and where the characters were when they last saw each other.
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It's just one of many reunions the longtime pals have had since working together on the show from 2001 03.
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Under the government's ground rules, such reunions take place only when the parents are about to be deported, he said.
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Since then, the facilities are believed to have largely sat untouched, though they were used for family reunions last year.
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Everyone knows reunions are about the tours, where you can play your catalog songs so the audience can sing along.
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But then, they start to think about family get-togethers, reunions, backyard barbecues, tailgate parties, their grandfathers — just good times.
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I fold laundry and drink a few glasses of wine while watching the Southern Charm and Teen Mom OG reunions.
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The Office may be over — thank goodness for reunions — but one cat is keeping the series's memory alive on Instagram.
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And, at this point, it just might offer the Scourtney reunions some fans have been hoping for since 2015, okurrrr.
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Cersei always assumed he would be the brother who ends her life — which makes for some very awkward family reunions.
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So far, moves toward Korean reconciliation have brought three summits, a military agreement to defuse tensions and more family reunions.
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This week had a few reunions that set up new, unconventional allies — and some old ones who came together again.
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Those surprise reunions or special guests in Coachella are part of what makes the experience in that festival so unique.
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By March, 56 percent of the 131,531 South Koreans who applied to take part in reunions had died, it said.
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COLLINS-HUGHES Those reunions didn't bother me, since they were part of restoring to those women the children they'd lost.
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This year's most anticipated games include a lot of returns and reunions after all of the player movement this offseason.
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Several bills in the House that focus exclusively on family reunions, though, are stalled and need action, such as Rep.
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After a long series of breakups and breakdowns and betrayals and reunions, Gretchen and Jimmy have decided to get married.
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If you're looking to upgrade your special event space, Mohonk's six-bedroom Grove Lodge is especially popular for family reunions.
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I went to picnics and reunions, ran track, went on dates and learned how to ice skate at the park.
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The Signature revives Stephen Adly Guirgis's steamed-up 2212 comedy of dust-ups, punch-ups, missing pants and uneasy reunions.
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Inside, over the course of this half-day, there would be hugs and joyful reunions laced with sadness and loss.
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"I had a chance to meet many of the crew at one of their reunions in the States," says Harris.
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There were other steps aimed at improving ties, including reunions for about 16,000 members of families divided by the war.
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The Signature revives Stephen Adly Guirgis's steamed-up 2002 comedy of dust-ups, punch-ups, missing pants and uneasy reunions.
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Amid the posturing on the Korean Peninsula, the South has made a conciliatory gesture, calling for cross-border family reunions.
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Marsteller is one of several fans who have had emotional surprise reunions with lost Pokémon this week in Pokémon Home.
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Lee is now one of a small number of people fortunate enough to be chosen for government-run family reunions.
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Whether through museums, genealogy, movies, family photo albums and reunions, the past is powerful because it helps us understand ourselves.
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" At reunions there, he finds that his siblings, and some of his old friends, "still don't understand what I do.
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The group considers its gatherings more akin to church barbecues or family reunions than to public events that require permits.
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So many of the stories in the book, my dad tells like once a year — at family reunions, at picnics.
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As for participating in her own family related affairs, such as weddings, reunions or commencement ceremonies, Zoë draws a hard line.
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Food is at the center of the smallest and biggest of celebrations, from reunions and homecomings to weddings and holiday festivities.
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Writing on Twitter, President Moon said his administration would work harder to resolve the issue of separated families, including regular reunions.
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The court proceedings that followed Sabraw's order revealed the lack of systems in place to track separated families and facilitate reunions.
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"Reunions never looked this hairy," the actress jokingly captioned the image of Momoa wrapping his arms around Clarke and Harington, 32.
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By now, the reunions and meetings that we were rooting for have gone down, which means that anything can happen next.
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Speaking of reunions, back in Winterfell, the North's new Gossip Girl team has united to talk about Jon and Daenerys' relationship.
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Mini-reunions like that, at least for now, and at least according to Kauffman, are going to have to be enough.
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The legislation bars reunions for migrants who have committed serious crimes or are deemed to pose a risk of extremist violence.
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We've yet to see Bran do so; in fact, beyond his chilly, detached sibling reunions, we've seen little of Bran lately.
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Reunions are the time for Housewives to bring their glam A-game — and Beverly Hills star Lisa Rinna did just that!
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In fact, this phenomenon — called "return migration" — was the reason Cromartie and his fellow researchers visited so many high school reunions.
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Unlike many crews who have fallen in love, created lifelong friendships, and host regular reunions, ours was not a symbiotic group.
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"Reunions like this don't happen every day," says Shannon Kirkman, foster and adoptions coordinator for Best Friends in New York City.
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Of course, with internet fame comes blown-up notifications, publications like ours asking for comment, and... reunions with your preschool crush?
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Occasionally, the justices will announce or at least signal their plans to retire at their reunions with their former law clerks.
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DHS said that 522 had been reunited since the policy began, with 16 more reunions in process delayed due to weather.
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Akesson said more asylum seekers should be turned around at Sweden's borders and there should be tougher rules for family reunions.
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The injury becomes the justification for one of those fraught family reunions filled with awkward silences, furious eruptions and hushed huddles.
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But 216 has been a wacky year, what with its Misfits reunions and its back-to-back icon deaths, and all.
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In the digital space with 360° video installation, Tierra Narrative and Family Reunions Project have teamed up to create "Fractured Connections".
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Jenna Pena, the property's family reunions manager, said that they tend to range in size from a dozen to 90 people.
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But officials and lawyers estimated on Monday that there had now been as many as 20 reunions with children under 5.
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Gail: And to think I used to believe football was invented as a way to keep conversation going at family reunions.
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"Cardi B, forget it," he said, emphasizing that it was "the holiday season" and thus a time for reunions and resolutions.
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In all, about 211,000 people have participated in 20 rounds of reunions since 1985, when the first such gatherings were organized.
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Selected participants are not allowed a second chance to see their relatives, and the last round of reunions was in 2015.
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Since 1988, more than 75,200 South Koreans who applied for reunions have died without seeing their parents, siblings or children again.
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But there were the medals, the family reunions and the overall rhetorical weirdness that has become par for the Trumpian course.
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During the Lunar holiday, people from across the country will cram themselves into homebound trains, buses and planes for family reunions.
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These steps could include more reunions between families separated by the Korean War and a formal end to the war itself.
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I watched marriage proposals and post-deployment reunions and gender reveals: moments of bracing intimacy among people I would never know.
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According to government estimates, Chinese passengers will take three billion trips in the next five weeks for family reunions and tourism.
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The reunions of so-called separated families remain a highly emotional affair and are widely viewed as a barometer of relations.
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Mohonk, for example, recently opened Grove Lodge, a free-standing six-suite residence that was built with family reunions in mind.
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This time, the heroes have wedding-redoes, coming-out conversations, and hopeful reunions with ex-wives to work towards — essentially, life moments.
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This decision follows the Danish parliament's approval of the law proposal that allows seizing valuables and delaying family reunions for asylum seekers.
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When it comes to Real Housewives reunions, this one takes the cake — and it's all thanks to Andy Cohen's baby-to-be.
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It was one big family reunion on Sunday night's Game Of Thrones premiere, and like most family reunions, there was some tension.
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Friday&aposs talks between Red Cross officials from the countries at the Diamond Mountain resort were to arrange details of the reunions.
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In previous years, North and South Korea have held reunions to bring together family members who have been separated by the war.
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This has been a season of great reunions, but the one previewed in the trailer will be the best of them all.
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On top of that, he's the executive producer of the Real Housewives franchise, where he frequently appears as host of the reunions.
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Let's hope the reunions of 2018 completely forego the need for any regrets, in favor of actual new, juicy, and creative drama.
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I imagine you're probably good at gabbingI used to go to family reunions and just listen to all those girls tell stories.
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It was quite the night for reunions as Stone, 57, also had a mini-Casino meet-up with costar James Woods, 68.
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Teams routinely honor military personnel, police and firefighters by including them in flag displays and on-field reunions with their loved ones.
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Negotiators also reached agreement on Thursday on pension contributions, adding to consensus already reached on climate goals and family reunions for migrants.
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Seoul also proposed holding reunions for families separated by the Korean War, as well as inter-military talks to further defuse tensions.
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A key prerequisite in securing these reunions must be a resolve to reject the usual manipulation and extortion that is Pyongyang's signature.
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It's also worth noting that both issues of remains repatriation and family reunions are bipartisan and have been fully embraced by Congress.
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Trump last week signed an order to keep families together, and a federal judge has ordered swift reunions for those already split.
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Hallmark announced its 2019 holiday movie lineup on Wednesday — and it's packed with romance, family reunions and all the wintery goodness imaginable.
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Chang originally sent her completed 600-page, handwritten manuscript of "Little Reunions" to close friends, who would later become her literary executors.
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There are military reunions; there are surprised holiday shopping sprees and college scholarships; there are celebrity duets with children of cancer patients.
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Mr. Nimmons described a get-together a few months ago when the men resolved to let less time go by between reunions.
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People are using it as a place to gather and support each other -- and yes, there have definitely been some happy reunions.
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"The numbers selected will be very small," said Park Kyung-seo, president of the South Korean Red Cross, which organizes the reunions.
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For hotels suited to family reunions, she suggested the Cloister in Sea Island, Ga., Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa in Teton Village, Wyo.
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He said the crew used to have reunions until about six or seven years ago when health issues prevented survivors from attending.
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Losar, the Tibetan New Year, is a festival that, like its Chinese counterpart, unfolds over several days of rituals and family reunions.
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I also missed out on a lot of events, such as a dear friend's wedding, family reunions, and road trips with friends.
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While Halsey is excited about working opposite the Golden Globe winner, she might also be excited about her recent reunions with G-Eazy.
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South Korean analysts say North Korea allows only infrequent reunions for fear of wasting what it sees as an important diplomatic bargaining chip.
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"Reunions never looked this hairy," the actress jokingly captioned the image, which saw Momoa, 40, putting his arms around Clarke and Harington, 32.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Delegations from North and South Korea agreed on Friday to arrange reunions for families separated by the Korean War from Aug.
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"There's always people who feel like they're coming back not better than they were when they left," Rivers says of high school reunions.
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They mingled during the recent Golden Globe Awards and, lucky for fans, there could be more reunions as they both received Oscar nominations.
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Felton has been delighting fans of the hit franchise on his Instagram lately, with several shots of recent reunions with his former costars.
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But many other characters will be having long overdue reunions, sometimes after many years apart and vastly altered circumstances since their last meeting.
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Lots of rare appearances and much-anticipated reunions that will make you go "hooooly shit" and promptly buy a ticket to Atlanta. Piebald!
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Not only is Lifetime presenting audiences will a magical lineup of holiday movies, but the network is also serving up more reunions, too!
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Still, this latest installment, directed by Jeremy Podeswa, was equally notable for its small moments, especially the reunions of friend and foe alike.
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He would never have a solo commercial success, his only moments back in the brighter lights involving reunions with members of the Byrds.
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And officials will use a new, streamlined vetting process to facilitate reunions by the court-ordered deadline of July 26, the filing says.
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North Korea has in the past used the reunions as a bargaining chip, regularly canceling events to express its displeasure with the South.
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Here's why that particular statistic matters: It's the only figure officials have provided that gives us any indication of whether reunions are happening.
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They were six sisters, all of them artistic in their way, one of them a poet; they always played music in family reunions.
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This "Add People" option is helpful for group events — such as birthday parties or family reunions — or shared tasks such as grocery shopping.
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Matthew Albence, the chief of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's enforcement division, emphasized that his agency has been working "24/7" to facilitate reunions.
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The government said in a court filing Friday that there are about 2,551 children 5 and older who are eligible for these reunions.
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Saturday of all the children in the group and any reasons officials believe they may need more time for reunions in particular cases.
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The night it fell — by accident — people stormed from East to West Berlin, and photos from that night show gleeful reunions and celebrations.
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Christian Kuhn, vice president of marketing for the brands, said that the properties' respective sales directors report hosting dozens of reunions each year.
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Ms. Smith explained that a huge portion of Flytographer's business are shoots for reunions, babymoons, and general family vacations, in addition to honeymoons.
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The far more popular radio station remains online, but activists said that many reunions might not have been possible without the Facebook page.
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In New York, Phoenix and other cities where reunions took place this week, the authorities had flown in parents from around the country.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport is normally a bustling and happy place, full of vacationers and warm family reunions.
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The Dragonpit summit was a fitting conclusion to a season distinguished by far-flung characters coming together, offering a buffet of enjoyable reunions.
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The decision not to put on a Desert Trip this year will leave older music fans with dwindling options for live-music reunions.
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We also examine the significance of Monday's planned family reunions on the Korean Peninsula, and we feature a story about a Positive Athlete.
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In recent months, the library has even become a place for Iranian families separated by President Trump's travel ban to have brief reunions.
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South Korean analysts say North Korea allows only infrequent reunions for the fear of wasting what it sees as an important diplomatic bargaining chip.
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The reunions in this episode were off the charts as everyone came together in King's Landing to see a wight with their own eyes.
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Over time, jet flyovers, salutes to the troops, and teary on-field reunions between military families have all become reliable parts of NFL games.
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From their front doors, workers can stroll to a bocce court, a credit union and a park where family reunions and birthdays are celebrated.
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Despite never-ending media speculation about their reunions (you're welcome!) and friendly relations — Selena was spotted at a Bieber concert in March in L.
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Fans may want more dramatic breakups and reunions, but it doesn't seem like Kardashian and Disick can bother with it in their real life.
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Hold a bunch of informal reunions with the cast of Harry Potter, and then post the pictures on Instagram and watch people freak out.
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Undoubtedly, Arya's reunions are going to be among the season's richest, in part because she's parted ways with people so memorably throughout the series.
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We don't know, but we hope there will be plenty more reunions and collaborations in the future so we can find out for sure.
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As a corrective, Leigh Davis's pyramidal psychomanteum, Reunions (2019), tucked away in the furthest corner of the gallery, offers a secluded space for communion.
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Even though Kris Jenner has set an example of maintaining close relationships with her exes, such joint appearances are inevitably sparking rumors of reunions.
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The reunions of those children with their parents will occur in six to eight designated Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities, according to the filing.
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That could come in the form of family reunions, phone calls between North and South Korea and some steps toward currency convertibility, he said.
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More reboots than you can shake a boot at Speaking of reunions and all that jazz, the entertainment world's reboot fever will continue unabated.
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The Department of Homeland Security said 522 children have been reunited since Trump reversed course on Wednesday, and 16 more reunions are in process.
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The first line noted the reunions (New Order), the critical darlings (Bon Iver, Father John Misty), and the biggest E.D.M. (electronic dance music) d.j.
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With all the excitement over cast reunions and secret babies, we pretty much forgot that Netflix's Gilmore Girls revival would need a new title.
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Or, just like all the other rumoured Spice Girls reunions, it might come to absolutely nothing, with fans getting worked up about fuck all.
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Unification Minister Cho Myong-gyon has said his delegation has been preparing to discuss resuming reunions of family members separated by the Korean War.
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So I persuaded Jack Kapp at Decca to let me produce a series of reunions to document this music before it was too late.
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In three years of reporting on the science behind dreams, I've heard strangers describe flying, tooth loss, reunions with the dead — all the classics.
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Some of the reunions were cool to see, but the filmmaking was listless, the pacing was all out of whack, and that dragon flight?
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The two Korean governments have occasionally organized reunions to help ease the pain that the long political divide has inflicted on war-separated families.
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It rebuilt a slave cabin and workshops where slaves labored, and has hosted reunions there for the descendants of the enslaved population, including sleepovers.
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Players from the wartime games have held several reunions, some attended by actresses from the movie, including Anne Ramsay, Kathleen Marshall and Megan Cavanagh.
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" ♦ As a wise old teacher notes in John Sandford's DEEP FREEZE (Putnam, $29), "There is a lot of potential violence in class reunions.
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Thus far, the first three episodes have featured high school production reunions of Annie, Beauty and the Beast, and The Sound of Music. Encore!
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During a speech ahead of the G-20 summit, President Moon Jae-in proposed the two Koreas resume reunions of families separated by war.
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Among the hardest hit will be Korean-Americans who have been visiting to trace their family roots or for reunions with long-lost relatives.
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I sometimes wonder how I would do on the dating market now, imagining Harry and Sally reunions with those indifferent men from my past.
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North Korea has said it will not allow another round of reunions unless the South sends 12 North Korean waitresses back to the country.
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Only 18,800 Koreans have been allowed to participate in 19 rounds of face-to-face reunions since 1985, when the first gatherings were held.
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The Lunar New Year is a 210-day celebration in the Asian community, marked by reunions with family and friends, feasts, parades and more.
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We have partnered with a lot of media outlets to help get these stories told so we can bring about reunions and closure for families.
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Don't get us wrong: We love all things holiday, from the pies to the Hallmark specials to the high school reunions at our hometown bars.
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Game of Thrones is teasing some major meetings and reunions, and "Stormborn" saw one we'd long since given up on: Arya and her direwolf Nymeria.
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In the late 333s, some researchers had a novel idea: They would "crash" a few dozen high school reunions and interview more than 300 people.
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In short, you will be up to your earmuffs in unlikely reunions of long-lost high school sweethearts and holiday homecomings gone wrong then right.
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Guns N' Roses and LCD Soundsystem's reunions have been rumored for weeks, with The New York Times confirming their appearances at the festival last week.
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Then there was the fractured dreamtime of 2010's Inception and the space-travel distortions of Interstellar, both movies that resolve into heartwarming family reunions.
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In court proceedings, government attorneys stressed that it will take a while to track down deported parents and coordinate the logistics of any such reunions.
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The Department of Homeland Security released a plan for putting back together the thousands of families on Saturday night, but the reunions have been slow.
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Before the list of participants for the August reunions can be decided, the sides must exchange the names of separated families who hope to meet.
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The Reminders app is helpful for making checklists for group events — such as birthday parties or family reunions — or shared tasks such as grocery shopping.
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It has been the site of emotional reunions between residents of Mosul and family members who haven't seen them during two years of ISIS rule.
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Theirs' was one of multiple emotional family reunions taking place at a resort near Mount Kumgang, where buses full of South Koreans drove early Monday.
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There are plenty of reasons people dread high school reunions: awkward catch-ups, lost connections, the realization that not much has changed in 10 years.
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"Little Reunions" expanded my grasp of Chang as a writer and person, as much of the story line resonates with aspects of Chang's own biography.
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Heading into "Winterfell," the first episode Game of Thrones' eighth and final season, there were a number of character reunions we were hoping to see.
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Schools are holding classes over Zoom and there are even a few family reunions and a lot of virtual cocktail parties happening via the app.
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It depends on the family, of course, but it is quite common for people to express mixed feelings (or worse) about family holidays and reunions.
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At summer basketball leagues, like the famous Holcombe Rucker Park in Harlem -- where basketball games felt more like family reunions -- I'd cross paths with Kobe.
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The Good Trouble holiday special, called Christmas at the Coterie, is sure to be full of reunions — but might it also include a big union?
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During reunions or celebrations, people come together to share a meal, or use certain kinds of food to help make the day even more special.
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On Lunar New Year's Eve, when most Chinese people were home for family reunions, Chen hopped on a high-speed train from Beijing to Wuhan.
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Aside from blood feuds, blue fire and some potentially awkward family reunions, it set up next season's culminating clashes of the living and the dead.
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Many believe the Olympics will produce short-lived peace and one-off gains, such as family reunions, since fundamentals of the nuclear deadlock remain unchanged.
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A flurry of reunions took place in the 2000s, amid improved relations between Seoul and Pyongyang, but then a lull followed as tensions rose again.
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Game of Thrones episode 5, "Eastwatch," was one of the series' most dizzying installments, full of cross-country travel and reunions we've anticipated for years.
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Four families that had been separated by border authorities were reunited, and 26 more reunions were planned by the end of the day, officials said.
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" Mr. Gonzalez said he saw the difference among the younger generation of black and Hispanic students at reunions: "They act like, 'Yeah, I belong here.
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For many single people, it brings the anxiety of large family reunions, where overly concerned relatives want to know why you've chosen to be alone forever.
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Friday&aposs talks are expected to set up the exact date and location for the reunions and determine the number of people participating from both countries.
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South Korea uses a computerized lottery to pick participants for the reunions, while North Korea is believed to choose based on loyalty to its authoritarian leadership.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in agreed during a summit in April to hold the family reunions about Aug.
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It's easy to get lost in the wild and crazy side of Milan Fashion Week: the supermodel reunions, the walking floral bouquets, the bejeweled chin straps.
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The frontman has seen some shit in his time leading a band that went through the wringer of indie rock stardom, major label struggles, and reunions.
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The last four English successes were Aston Villa, Newcastle, Fulham and Blackburn, meaning there will be 22005 Intertoto Cup winners' reunions in the Championship next season.
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Sure, these moments tend to rely on cheap stunts, like the cliché humor of Eugene, or on staged reunions between characters the audience actually cares about.
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After two weeks of reunions and (ahem!) unions, this was the inevitable bloodbath that fans have been both expecting and dreading for more than a year.
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The couple, who married in 2014 and separated in 2016, have had their share of splits and reunions — and Flocka himself is no stranger to controversy.
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Surprisingly, the threat of the fiery gates of Hell only caused a few tearjerker moments — the others were a mix of heartfelt reunions, betrayals, and goodbyes.
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But it also has room for cross-country co-worker reunions and pure, unabashed fun — the kind that's miles away from any sort of social posturing.
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Former Expos outfielder Warren Cromartie has also been working the nostalgia angle, organizing reunions and celebrations of past seminal Expos teams via his Montreal Baseball Project.
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There are about 2,551 kids age 5 and over in government custody who could be eligible for those reunions, officials wrote in a court filing Friday.
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Family Reunions In 2001, the US congress estimated there were 100,000 people living in the United States who were divided from their relatives in North Korea.
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Such temporary reunions are highly emotional as most wishing to take part are elderly people who are eager to see their loved ones before they die.
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In the age of Facebook, when it's de rigueur to hate-stalk our old classmates' shitty lives, high school reunions have become an increasingly antiquated artifact.
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As goofy as it may seem to film a "reunion special" so soon, it sounds like some honest-to-God reunions actually took place in Belfast.
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Of all the reunions this show has teased, the reunion of these two sisters has been the one that held the most potential for something moving.
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Children have been dropped off at camp since the 19th century, and Times photographers have captured the reunions, adventures and, of course, tears along the way.
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Next week, North and South Korea plan to hold another of the periodic reunions of families that were separated during the Korean War of 1950-53.
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The Parisian debut of the play would be particularly timely if it were Stateside, where we're all looking forward to — or deeply dreading — Thanksgiving family reunions.
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The CSU has also blamed the SPD for a standstill in implementing steps to cut the flow of arrivals, such as the suspension of family reunions.
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Still, Mr. Kim said that when he goes to his high school reunions, he doesn't reveal where he lives for fear his friends might pity him.
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Those reunions, which have been held occasionally over the years, are a highly emotional issue and are widely seen as a barometer of inter-Korean relations.
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Although they may have mastered physics or appraised the sharp beauty of "King Lear" in school, at reunions they reminisced about football glories and practical jokes.
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DEFINITIVE RANKINGS OF BLACKOUTS -- NO. 1: MEDIA BLACKOUTS DURING VACATION; NO. 2: TOTAL SOLAR; NO. 3: COLLEGE REUNIONS Timing: The eclipse starts just after 16253 a.m.
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Even during the spring festival, an occasion for family reunions, there was valuable overtime to be earned, said a 50-year-old woman from Hubei province.
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The limited rounds of reunions are vastly insufficient to meet the demands of aging relatives, who are mostly in their 80s and 90s, South Korean officials say.
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The other big theme of the night is reunions, which is what happens when pretty much every single person in the show ends up in one place.
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After all, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" included several character reunions (including Theon and Sansa and Tormund and Jon Snow) and at least one preapocalypse hookup.
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The limited numbers of reunions are vastly insufficient to meet the demands of aging relatives, who are mostly in their 80s and 90s, South Korean officials say.
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As we reported -- Kylie shut down Delilah in West Hollywood for her party -- an event with a ton of celebs and even a few ex-couple reunions.
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It takes its time getting into the story, spending its first 40 minutes or so on reunions and other matters of relatively little importance to the plot.
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Lisbeth Salander is back, Newt Scamander is back, Wreck-It Ralph is back, Rocky Balboa is back… November is going to be the month of cinematic reunions.
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The season eight premiere, "Winterfell," emphasized this by having most of its major characters meet back at the Northern castle for a series of long-awaited reunions.
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Her statement was released just days after DeMario Jackson, 30, first revealed that he will be returning for the BiP and Bachelorette: Men Tell All reunions shows.
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But amid all the reunions and dragon-riding and blood relatives banging, there was one major development that threatened to rock the entire franchise to its core.
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The shootings took place everywhere, but mostly outdoors: at neighborhood barbecues, family reunions, music festivals, basketball tournaments, movie theaters, housing project courtyards, Sweet 16 parties, public parks.
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South Koreans are being warned by their government not to discuss politics during supervised reunions of families separated by the Korean War, The Associated Press reported Tuesday.
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The Department of Homeland Security released a plan for putting back together the thousands of families on Saturday night, but it appears the reunions won't happen quickly.
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Twenty years after Garcia's death, the possibility of any future reunions off the table going forward, the people who love the music are now driving the bus.
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In addition, Ms. Pena works with families ahead of their reunions to plan special events like painting with wine, game nights, scavenger hunts and campfires with s'mores.
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While one might expect "Little Reunions" to chart Julie and Chih-yung's affair and subsequent marriage, and then her later affair with Yen Shan, it does not.
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Another told her he stopped going to high school reunions because he was too ashamed that, despite multiple retraining programs, he had not found another stable job.
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Decades from now, at their college reunions, this will be one of the things those students remember, what they hark back to, what they have in common.
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The reunions will include relatives who have not seen each other since they were separated during the chaos of the war, which lasted from 1950 to 1953.
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In his later years Mr. Jones often gave talks on the civil rights movement and participated in reunions marking the history-making moments he had experienced firsthand.
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Suffice it to say that there are many reunions, lives have changed since 2009, and when Lincoln finally sets out for Yemen he does not go alone.
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More than 60% of those seeking reunions are over 80 years old, and are being accompanied on the bus trip north by their children and other relatives.
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The Moon government also obtained an agreement to ease the process of family reunions and start construction on road projects connecting the two Koreas by year-end.
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The accomplished group of friends hold annual reunions, and say they hope they'll see Kavanaugh, who has been a regular attendee over the years (Yale Daily News).
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The meeting could get contentious if North Korean officials reiterate the country&aposs demand for the return of 1323 North Korean restaurant workers in return for allowing reunions.
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Migration, and in particular the question of family reunions, are one of the thorniest issues in coalition talks between Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and Germany's Social Democrats (SPD).
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As well as being a place to tie the knot, the country pile can also be used for private parties, reunions, and has started its own wellness retreat.
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Game of Thrones is in the business of reunions and resurrecting old favorites this season, and "Eastwatch" brought back none other than King Robert Baratheon's beloved bastard Gendry.
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Leake hasn't fared well in the first two reunions, giving up a total of 27 runs over 11 innings, including seven on Thursday in a 7-0 loss.
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But since becoming the Three-Eyed Raven, the youngest surviving Stark sibling doesn't really seem all that into family reunions — or other humans at all, for that matter.
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Amid the emotional reunions, the returnees described their anxiety about the future, in particular, finding work back home - the problem that pushed them abroad in the first place.
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I also want our reunions to be special and have a little more meaning than to fly out for some festival that's unrelated to where we came from.
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Historically, North Korea has used family reunions between North Koreans and South Koreans as a political bargaining chip, postponing or canceling meetings to promote the regime's political interests.
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Close attention will be paid to wording and potential promises Kim may make regarding matters of inter-Korean cooperation, such as family reunions, as well as nuclear policy.
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That number was revealed for the first time Friday as the government gave its first indications of how reunions of those thousands of parents and children could go.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is releasing its plan for putting back together the thousands of families it separated at the border -- but the reunions won't happen quickly.
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Below, we took a look at the most anticipated games of the 2019-20 season, which includes a lot of reunions, returns, and high-profile, high-stakes matchups.
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Seoul said it proposed reunions of divided families in time for February's Lunar New Year holiday, but the joint statement made no mention of any agreement on this.
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Kwon said he never felt he could apply for earlier rounds of family reunions in case his parents were punished for him being a deserter during the war.
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Werner told me as much when I (along with Noisey editor Dan Ozzi) interviewed him to get his take on band reunions for the podcast No Plus Ones.
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Nutter's installments during the final season of "Game of Thrones" — Episodes 1, 2 and 4 — have been a little less violent, focusing on classic character reunions and goodbyes.
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Opinion Columnist LOS ANGELES — It's college graduation month, time of reunions and reflections, an ending and a commencement, and as good a moment as any to take stock.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in urged Kim Jong Un to resume military talks and reunions of families split by the 1950-53 Korean War to ease tension.
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Domestic Chinese travel will also suffer The coronavirus outbreak hit during the critical Lunar New Year holiday, a time when millions across China travel home for family reunions.
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Those happy reunions could also prove seriously lucrative for Nintendo and The Pokémon Company—companies known for just selling the games, the card game, and various toy accouterments.
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"Faced with the never-ending migration crisis in Europe, Germany is sending a fatal signal with the resumption of family reunions," AfD lawmaker Alice Weidel wrote on Twitter.
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At the debates, the candidates fought for time to speak and demanded that they be allowed the time they were promised, which is what happens at the reunions.
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Consider a House Rental Homes offer many benefits for family reunions, including multiple private bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens and communal living and outdoor spaces where everyone can gather.
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While other non-traditional resorts are disinclined to cater to groups or big families, Paws Up is all-in on family reunions, corporate retreats and multi-family vacations.
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From family reunions to fielding a joint sports team in the upcoming Asian Games, the two Koreas are moving forward with steps to further détente on the peninsula.
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Relatives and supporters of Mr. Rezaian, The Washington Post's Tehran correspondent, and Mr. Hekmati, a Marine veteran, saw them for the first time and released photographs of happy reunions.
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Many advocates fear such reunions will never happen given what they're hearing from detained parents who cannot locate their children and have been given no information about their whereabouts.
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In future installations of After, Tessa and Hardin's lives continue to orbit around each other's — through break-ups, reunions, and book publications (Hardin ends up writing about their relationship).
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Netflix has become the go-to for TV revivals, having staged successful reunions for Arrested Development, Full House, Wet Hot American Summer and the upcoming Gilmore Girls limited series.
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Whether it's a favorite romantic pairing, a death-defying dragon battle sequence, or long-lost family reunions, showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss are giving fans what they want.
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The Game of Thrones Season 8 premiere saw plenty of reunions, callbacks, and major moments, but nothing can beat telling us the fate of Ed Sheeran's Season 7 character.
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Adrian's parents, whose frequent reunions tend to be grudging, ill-tempered and alcohol-fuelled in the books, get a heart-rending duet about how much they miss each other.
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Previous reunions have included One Direction and Love, Actually which saw the cast come together in a 15-minute short film that premiered during Red Nose Day's 2017 edition.
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Today show parents Hoda Kotb, Savannah Guthrie, Dylan Dreyer and Al Roker had quite the emotional reunions with their families after returning home from covering the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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It included inviting a North Korean delegation to the Winter Olympics in South Korea, reviving reunions of separated families and possibly arranging a meeting between himself and Mr Kim.
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But by framing itself as another milquetoast social app designed for flaunting idyllic vacations and family reunions, the ad completely ignores what makes Snapchat appealing in the first place.
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What "Toy Story 4" opts for instead are the usual breakneck chases, death-defying leaps, snappy catchphrases, emotional reunions and nostalgic, warm images of America at its most wholesome.
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Previous reunions have included One Direction and Love, Actually which saw the cast come together in a 15-minute short film that premiered during Red Nose Day's 2017 special.
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"We need to understand these children, listen to them and make sure we can implement specific policies such as asylum or family reunions in Britain when possible," Avenard said.
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While a Great British Baking Show couple is off the table (for now at least), viewers can likely expect to see more reunions from the cast on social media.
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But even with all these reunions happening, it's possible to still get excited when one occurs with a band that called it quits way ahead of their expiry date.
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Today, the fence has been transformed into a hulking steel barricade, guarded by border patrol officers; reunions are limited to a handful of visiting hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
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However, the North has reportedly refused to increase the number of reunions and monitors them closely to ensure participants are not exposed to viewpoints that are critical of Kim.
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The ACLU's Lee Gelernt reiterated a request to have more notice from the government about reunions before they occur, to make sure resources are in place to help families.
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Seoul (CNN)North and South Korea agreed on Friday to allow families who were separated during the Korean War to meet in August -- the first such reunions since 2015.
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The plan for Tuesday's reunions is for the children to be released to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which runs the adult detention centers where their parents are being held.
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While the newly mandated reunion dates have increased pressure on the federal government, Lippincott said they were "tools" for lawyers and others to use to help with the reunions.
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Previous reunions have included One Direction and Love, Actually which saw the cast come together in a 15-minute short film that premiered during Red Nose Day's 2017 edition.
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There are plenty of weddings, reunions, vacations, and gatherings to go to, and the color palettes are even more bright and patterned — and therefore memorable — than any other season.
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You can use your own logos and graphics to create postage, postcards and envelopes as well — which can come in handy for wedding announcements, family reunions and other events.
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With all that nostalgia brewing, it's only fitting that we look at the toys that made '90s kids who they are today — adults obsessed with reboots, reunions, and comebacks.
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They were there at the behest of the original kai doy, Danny Moy and Soy Chu, who for the past 17 years have organized annual reunions at the restaurant.
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In the last round of reunions, held in 2015, fewer than 100 people from each side were selected to meet with relatives, and the gatherings lasted only three days.
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Coca-Cola stressed the importance of family reunions during Chinese New Year, while companies like Adidas, Nike and Pepsi jumped to highlight Chinese pride during the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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"They are dying without even finding out whether their loved ones are alive," Mr. Moon said on Monday, as he called for more reunions before it was too late.
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It is an attempt to ease tensions along a heavily armed border, and perhaps to arrange the resumption of reunions of families divided decades ago by the Korean War.
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Until 1936, when the last of the residents died, the caretakers of Dixie Manor housed and fed these veterans, hosted rebel reunions, and bestowed new medals for old service.
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In this they share with the 57,000 others who were eligible to take part in the most recent round of reunions but missed out, some for the twentieth time.
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More than 85% of those who applied for the reunions are over 70, with 21% in their 90s, as were many of the group who traveled north this week.
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Still, those who've studied and experienced adoptee-birth parent reunions say there are some guidelines they'd suggest for successfully managing what can be an extremely emotional and unpredictable process.
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So far, the two countries have agreed to reinstate a joint military commission, develop mechanisms for family reunions and even pursue a joint bid to co-host the 2032 Olympics.
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It's been a little over a week since the Gilmore Girls revival was confirmed, and it looks like (almost) everyone is already back on set and posting about their reunions.
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Game of Thrones Season 8 has so far been filled with character reunions, but fans are still holding out hope that another familiar face will make herself known this season.
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For the Hollywood elite, awards shows are a bit like high school reunions — old flames, crushes from days of yore, and enemies lurk beyond every curve of that red carpet.
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I couldn't go to my five-year high school reunion, so I don't have any firsthand attendee experience, but from what friends had told me, reunions sound horny as hell.
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In addition to speaking with an expert reunion planner and a psychologist who specializes in relationships, I chatted with a few people who've made romantic connections at their own reunions.
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Consequently, there are many important actions in the first few episodes of Season 3: New characters come to the forefront, fires erupt, secrets are revealed, and emotional reunions take place.
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As I'm sure Kourtney, Kim, Kylie, and even their mother Kris will tell Khloé, it's always the hardest in the beginning, but the separation makes the reunions that much sweeter.
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I went back to that archival material, but all the contemporary reunions with the subjects are new, and the material with my own family emerged as I was shooting this.
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South Korea said on Monday it would seek ways to continue engaging North Korea, including trying to arrange more reunions for families divided by the war and lowering military tensions.
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In addition to moving tributes for Alton Sterling, Philando Castile and the victims of the Dallas Police shooting, a bunch of our favorite celebrities had reunions and spread the love.
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Family reunions, cookouts, barbecues, back-to-school bashes, and all other summer party activities are excuse enough to put on your best white linens and turn all the way up.
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He's been teasing it all year with a long and protracted album rollout that included three damn singles, Degrassi reunions, diss tracks, moody trailers, and custom jackets for DJ Khaled?
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When I traveled to Cuba in 2009 and saw those family reunions just outside the airport in Havana, little did I know that I would have one of my own.
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Big festivals have been quick to embrace change by booking breakout groups and cult act reunions: Lollapalooza or Coachella could be time capsules for music trends in any given year.
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Images from the scene showed paramedics transporting the wounded on stretchers, outdoor tables littered with the backpacks of students who had fled, and tear-filled reunions between parents and students.
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The reunions will be held at Mount Kumgang, the two sides said, with 100 people from each side to be chosen to meet long-lost relatives from the other side.
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I suspect there are going to be a lot of recognitions and reunions, smiles and tears, in this museum in the days and years ahead, right across the American spectrum.
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Sabraw reiterated his points from a memo over the weekend, in which he blasted the Health and Human Services Department for saying his order to streamline reunions would jeopardize children.
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Further, as the issue of remains repatriation is exclusively discussed between the two militaries, reunions between divided families would allow diplomats a parallel exercise in cooperation; a win-win-win.
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The 32-study American Psychological Association review looked at all kinds of occasions available for imprinting ritual, including dinner times, bedtimes, birthdays, Christmas, family reunions, Thanksgiving, Easter, Passover and funerals.
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But also like last week, we got a series of dutiful reunions—though the one between the very obviously doomed Theon and Sansa carried more emotional weight than I expected.
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WATCH: The Snuggle Is Real: Military Dog/Owner Reunions Have Us Feeling All the Feels Metro Diner: The diner chain will offer 50% off to active and retired military members.
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Forty years later, a chance glimpse of the picture in a gallery on the other side of the world leads to a series of reunions and examinations of male possessiveness.
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"When it comes to family reunions and the like, school administrations can be very accommodating, but not when it's just about saving money on flights and hotels," Mr. Meidinger said.
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Television-series reboots and family reunions are opportunities to assess how people's faces have stood the test of time and congratulate those who appear most similar to their past selves.
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These reunions, in which people meet their siblings and children for the first time since the war, have tended to soften South Koreans' attitudes toward the North at least temporarily.
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" CHARISMA GLASSMAN, Harvard Business School, '16 "Every June, alumni of Princeton congregate to remember and celebrate their collegiate experiences at reunions that capture the spirit of going back to school.
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Stories such as those about unwanted family reunions, pharmaceutical drug development, and the discovery of surprising relatives and family tumult have also led to a growing unease with the services.
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Outside of Wuhan, many Chinese have also already canceled travel plans, forgoing vacations and what for some is their only chance to return home for family reunions during the year.
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The period is the largest annual human migration on Earth, during which hundreds of millions of Chinese travelers usually cram themselves into homebound trains, buses and planes for family reunions.
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Seeing an opportunity to create a boutique rental for family reunions and small company retreats, they renovated the units and put chaise longues and a barbecue in the pool area.
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Stars from beloved TV shows like "Parks and Recreation" and movies like "Walk the Line" had mini reunions on the red carpet, at the ceremony, and at various after-parties.
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North and South Korea have agreed to hold military and Red Cross talks later this month on reducing tensions and resuming reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Family reunions — they're usually such a bore, what with all those half-cousins twice removed in from Canada, and Great Aunt Mildred complaining about the "chewy" pasta which is actually calamari.
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The majority of those taking part in the reunions from the South Korean side are mostly in their seventies and eighties, with the oldest person involved a 101-year-old woman.
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The casts of the Real Housewives shows offer particularly satisfying insights during their reunions, when they talk openly about the repercussions of being on the show: for them, for their families.
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Partially, that's because the relationship between two immortal beings who go centuries between reunions is quite hard to define — especially since we're boxed in by our very human perception of time.
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Thanksgiving reunions promise to be the source of some tension and anxiety this year, which provides an excellent reason to discuss stress—and what it actually does to the human body.
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The season finale of Keeping Up with the Kardashians was all about reconciliations and reunions as the entire family worked through their differences with each other in some way or another.
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They said the proposal — made by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials in an internal memo seen by Reuters — would delay family reunions and infringe upon the parent-child relationship.
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On Thursday, Germany's lower house of parliament voted to extend a ban on reunions of migrants until the end of July, agreed by would-be coalition partners just two days ago.
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Those of us who have witnessed the play that opened at the Eugene O'Neill Theater last night will undoubtedly hold periodic reunions, in the noble tradition of survivors of the Titanic.
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Believing that the starting point to denuclearization is to first improve relations, Moon has implemented a variety of measures, including family reunions, military talks, follow-on summit meetings, and sports exchanges.
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The Trump administration said it would not be able to meet the court's Tuesday deadline to reunite all detained children under 5 with their families, although some reunions have already happened.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Delegations from North and South Korea agreed on Friday to arrange the first reunions in three years of some of the families separated by the 131-53 Korean War.
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North and South Korea agreed Friday to hold military and Red Cross talks later this month on reducing tensions and resuming reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War.
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But being surrounded by celebrities in a ranch made for family reunions stripped away the countless celebrities' overwhelming star power, and it really did feel like they were just like us.
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Looking back, it's perhaps enough to marvel at the billions of reunions, migrations, exchanges and collaborations of all manner that were made possible, or at least more affordable, by this aircraft.
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The reunions were made easier by the fact that Mr. Bush's was an administration with fewer of the vicious tribal rivalries often seen in Washington, particularly in the current White House.
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To put it mildly, Game of Thrones fans were gleeful about Arya's potential reunions with both her long-lost frenemy the Hound and her long-lost childhood buddy (and crush), Gendry.
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The reunions in New York began Tuesday night and continued at a trickle Wednesday morning — a handful of families whose children were among the youngest of those separated at the border.
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It's a testament to Ms. Deal's endurance, as she continues to release scuzzy, captivating rock through years of reunions, hiatuses and changing band lineups with both the Pixies and the Breeders.
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The period marks the largest annual human migration on Earth, during which time hundreds of millions of Chinese travelers usually cram themselves into homebound trains, buses and planes for family reunions.
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But they do have reunions periodically, in part to see each other and in part to meet the newer March organizers, who are sprawled across dozens of chapters around the country.
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The two Koreas last held such reunions in 2015, when fewer than 100 elderly people from each side were allowed to meet their relatives from the other side for three days.
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And yet, when I visit the church bazaars and county fairs or attend family reunions in my hometown, we always find common ground when it comes to wealth-hoarding corporate CEOs.
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The best celebrity Instagrams of 2019 include weddings, political statements, reunions, and a music video directed by a 6-year-old set to the hottest song of the year. Yee-haw!
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Perhaps this played into the critical and collective swoon over the series finale of "The Leftovers," replete with nuptials, reunions, answers, infants and love that conquers all, even time and space.
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Last month he dropped solo album Of Course You Are and now, after the (recent-ish) rollercoaster of break-ups and reunions, he's reclaiming the Guided by Voices moniker once more.
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Border Angels, a group that organizes the events, coordinated the three-minute wedding ceremony, as well as the reunions of 11 other families, who also got three minutes with their loved ones.
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After multiple breakups and reunions, Kourtney found that their relationship works better without the romance — which could very well be what happens with Khloé and Thompson at the end of the day.
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Over the next few days, 1013 South Koreans and 83 North Koreans are meeting at North Korea's Mount Kumgang resort, in supervised reunions that in total will amount to only several hours.
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But one thing that really struck me about this sequence was the number of reunions in the lead-up, and how so many of those individual relationships transcended the politics in play.
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Just as soon as you thought "Game of Thrones" was getting soft by showing you 55 minutes of happy reunions and gratuitous nudity, they give you a shrieking, flaming undead-child pinwheel.
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So they ventured out to these high school reunions and asked people whether they moved away from home, why they moved away, and, if they chose to come back, why they did.
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Hip-hop reunions have long been a case of sentiment winning over urgency; just because we're excited to see '90s titans working together again doesn't guarantee that the results burnish their legacy.
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Through numerous breakups and reunions, including a 1981 concert that drew a reported half-million people to New York's Central Park, the pair have now performed together in parts of seven decades.
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But the Greens may not accept a conservative plan to suspend the right to family reunions for asylum seekers who have only been granted so-called subsidiary protection, starting in March 2018.
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Still, all those those controversies, startup travails, Sun Valley visits, and reunions at his alma mater have given Booker a range of possible donors that are the envy of the Democratic field.
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Fabian said the plan for Tuesday's reunions was for the children to be released to Immigration and Customs and Enforcement, which runs the adult detention centers where their parents are being held.
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I had no panoramic life review, no tunnel, no roseate clouds, no reunions with relatives (thank goodness), nor meet-ups with beings of the light, and no unwelcome return to the body.
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As in the case of repatriation operations, reunions between Korean Americans and their families in North Korea represent an important opportunity for consistent, ongoing engagement that addresses another often-forgotten humanitarian crisis.
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The Hatchet is a two-story building located right across the street from the O2 Academy, acting as the go-to venture before those trusty Sum 41 and Alien Ant Farm reunions.
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Already, the JUSOS youth wing of the SPD has sharply criticized the deal on family reunions for migrants, saying the SPD leaders had not delivered sufficient improvements from the exploratory talks blueprint.
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The reunions, which the two countries have permitted sporadically since 1985, come as American efforts to improve relations with North Korea and push it to abandon its nuclear weapons program have stalled.
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And though The Force Awakens gave us reunions between both Leia and Han and Han and Kylo, it ended with Kylo being the absolute worst and killing his dad while Chewie watched.
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To help blunt such criticism, Mr. Moon's government hopes to persuade North Korea to agree to a new round of reunions of relatives separated during the Korean War in the early 1950s.
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James H. Doolittle, was awarded the Medal of Honor, becoming one of the nation's first heroes of World War II. The raiders' story was reprised for succeeding generations at their annual reunions.
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Although the two countries remain locked in a political standoff over the North's nuclear weapons program, these reunions are seen as an important step toward reaffirming the countries' shared history and culture.
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More than 56,000 South Koreans, the vast majority in their 80s and 90s, are waiting to be selected by lottery for the next round of reunions, which has yet to be scheduled.
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North and South Korea agreed to hold temporary reunions of families separated by the Korean War, providing a rare glimpse of the pain that the long political divide has inflicted on families.
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She and her parents took out loans to pay for Yale, and she got work-study jobs on campus, serving food in the dining halls and cleaning dorm rooms before class reunions.
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She and her parents took out loans to pay for Yale, and she got work-study jobs on campus, serving food in the dining halls and cleaning dorm rooms before class reunions.
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He got to know the Peterson side of the family and later even attended reunions with his father's military buddies to hear stories about his dad from those who knew him best.
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Awkward reunions and tentative introductions are recurring themes of "Marvin's Room," Scott McPherson's comedy-drama about two estranged sisters who are forced back into each other's lives by a family health crisis.
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The island is sprawling with canopy trees, blueberry bushes and spacious green fields, and a covered deck overlooking the lake is used for all types of activities, like yoga or family reunions.
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Anderson Cooper was a moderator of a debate in St. Louis that ended with the candidates saying something nice about each other, which is exactly how Cohen ends some "Real Housewives" reunions.
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All good reunions should involve an abundance of laughter and tears, and there were certainly both recently when EW reunited the cast of the 1997 blockbuster My Best Friend's Wedding in Los Angeles.
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Facebook and its brethren long ago made it all too easy to keep tabs on former classmates and paramours and may also be to blame for low turn-outs at high school reunions.
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And it's not wall-to-wall action, either — there are quiet emotional moments, shocking reveals, scientific problem-solving, loving reunions, tearful... moments, and plenty of jokes (in addition to the action, of course).
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Some people celebrate by hosting BBQs or family reunions; we prefer to do it by supporting beauty brands that honor our country's core values by producing products that are 100% made in America.
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The reunions should be scaled up sharply, held regularly, and include exchanges of visits and letters, said Moon, himself a member of a separated family from the North's eastern port city of Hungnam.
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Scanning the lineup of N.Y.C.'s Panorama Festival, set to take place this weekend, reveals the usual big-tent reunions (LCD Soundsystem), huge, hook-oriented pop (Sia) and subwoofer-shredding bassheads (Major Lazer).
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But a conservative plan to suspend the right to family reunions for asylum seekers with only subsidiary protection from March 2018 could be unacceptable to the Greens, who say that would hamper integration.
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Sure, we may gawk at old photos come time for our high school reunions, but being told what to wear and not wear on prom night — or really, ever — is a total buzzkill.
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Ethiopia's national carrier Ethiopia Airlines on Wednesday made its first flight to Asmara in two decades and was greeted by dancers waving flags and flowers as families separated for decades had emotional reunions.
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Talks about reunions of families divided by the war, which ended in a truce, not a peace treaty, would be held on June 22 at the Mount Kumgang resort north of the border.
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This is the first Blanche I've encountered who specifically evokes women of my generation, like those former popular girls you come across at high school reunions, teetering on stilettos between husbands and highballs.
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While North and South Korea have facilitated more than a dozen opportunities for family reunions in the past, there is no official channel to connect Korean Americans with their relatives in North Korea.
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It's been ever-present in our lives for more than 20 years, but like that cousin whom you only see at family reunions, no one, including Yahoo itself, I fear, really knows it.
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Korean reunions A group of mostly elderly South Koreans traveled to North Korea this morning and saw family members they hadn't seen or heard from since the Korean War started 23.2 years ago.
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To speed up the reunions, the government is expected to no longer insist on fingerprinting all adults in a household where a child would live, or require home visits by a social worker.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North and South Korea agreed to hold temporary reunions in August of families separated by the Korean War, officials said on Friday, a sign of improving ties between the countries.
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One professor leads a haunted campus tour, and Kenyon alumni from different generations share versions of the stories at reunions and gatherings; it's part of our shared language and a useful conversation starter.
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Modern humans are the products of a sprawling history of shifts and dispersals, separations and reunions—a history characterized by far more diversity, movement and mixture than seemed imaginable a mere decade ago.
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Chris Meekins, a senior official in the Department of Health and Human Services, pointed to safety concerns to explain the delay in the reunions and insisted that the process could not be rushed.
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Many people on Facebook shared their memories and photos of family trips, reunions, and summer excursions to the Channel Islands, a diving destination known for its giant kelp forests and crystal-clear waters.
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Americans with Syrian and Sudanese partners outside the United States are staying up past midnight to buy one-way plane tickets and plan harried reunions while enforcement of the order is still suspended.
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According to a 2014 survey by the Red Cross, more than 25% of those who participated in previous reunions had difficulties in continuing their daily lives afterward due to depression or other issues.
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In a testament to Judge Kavanaugh's devotion to friends, every year for 27 years the former housemates have gathered for reunions, going rafting or biking, taking in spring training or the World Series.
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The regulation also delays any family reunions for refugees, stating that they must wait three years before they may even begin the application process of bringing their families over to the Scandinavian country.
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As with many other pet reunions, this one was made possible by a microchip, an important reminder to pet parents to make sure all their animals are microchipped in case they ever go missing.
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While seasons 7 and 8 have been chock full of Stark reunions, none compare to the reunion that may yet occur in future episodes — a grim reunion between the living and the dead Starks.
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There had been expectations that Friday&aposs meeting could get contentious if North Korean officials reiterated the country&aposs demand for the return of 12 North Korean restaurant workers in return for allowing reunions.
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SEOUL, South Korea – South Korea says it is surveying South Koreans who would be willing to meet their war-separated relatives in North Korea for temporary reunions planned between the rivals as reconciliatory steps.
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He got to work baking cupcakes for "birthday parties, confirmations, graduations, reunions, funerals, weddings," he told the news outlet, adding that he even made 750 cupcakes in one weekend for the high school prom.
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Seoul is planning to push ahead with its plans for reunions of family members separated by the 1950-53 Korean War in order to sustain the dialogue prompted by the North Korean delegation's visit.
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He followed those years with an extensive solo career punctuated by Stooges reunions and collaborations with musicians from Green Day to Guns N' Roses to Best Coast and others eager to acknowledge his influence.
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The Spice Girls had several informal reunions during 2016, including one in October, when Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell Horner caught up with Emma "Baby Spice" Bunton on the same day she announced her pregnancy.
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" In an interview with FOX News&apos Bret Baier on Tuesday, Nielsen said authorities were mainly concerned about the welfare of the migrant children and family reunions were "in part ... up to the parents.
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In an arrivals area, tearful reunions and conversations with social workers give a glimpse at life for the United States' most recent deportees -- and a window into who the United States is kicking out.
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Thanks in large part to regular reruns on a nascent MTV network, the Monkees' popularity received an expected resurgence in 1986, during which time they embarked on the first of many (occasionally partial) reunions.
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READ: Obama hopes Cuba trip will usher in change When I went to Cuba to report on these changes for CNN, family reunions were breaking out immediately upon arriving at the airport in Havana.
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Moon said military generals and Red Cross officials from the Koreas will also meet separately to discuss how to ease military tensions and resume reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War.
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The Red Cross organizations from the two countries will arrange the reunions which will involve about 200 selected people from the two sides, they said in a joint statement after a meeting of delegations.
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A similarly improbable secondary plot involving Marina, Pericles's brilliant daughter, is by turns perilous, droll and finally affecting with its happy conclusion of reunions that is, if not completely miraculous, at least divinely inspired.
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Over the last few months, we've asked readers across the country to tell about their own summer food traditions, the kinds built over the years on vacations and reunions and long weekends eating outdoors.
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Saturday to provide a list of all under-1013s that it believes are covered by the reunification order as well as the reasons why it needs more time to complete reunions in some cases.
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Sunday night's episode has already been dubbed the best season premiere since the pilot, packing in a herculean amount of reunions and revelations into its comparatively short runtime: Jon and Arya back together again!
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The reunions, the first since 210, were made possible because of an agreement signed between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during their summit earlier this year.
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Cho has said his delegation is also preparing to discuss resuming reunions of family members separated by the Korean War, which ended in a ceasefire and technically left the two Koreas still at war.
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From his childhood, Mr. Ross, now 24, remembers an African-American bootlegger and jack-of-all-trades named Haskell Evans, who hired himself out to barbecue for farmhands, birthdays and reunions in the 240s.
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She sang about regretful leave-takings and the possibilities of tender reunions over undulating piano chords or unobtrusive guitar; there were echoes of Feist and Joni Mitchell, but she had her own melodic grace.
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The raiders had planned to hold annual public reunions until only two remained, when they were to uncork a bottle of cognac — vintage 1896, the year of Doolittle's birth — for a private final toast.
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The reunions, organized by the Red Cross societies of the two Koreas, will include relatives who have not seen each other since they were separated during the chaos of the 1950-1953 Korean War.
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Still, Gala attended several of the group's reunions, took part in their collaborative drawing sessions and other Surrealist experiments, and also made some Surrealist objects of her own, though only photographs of those survive.
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The outbreak came just before the start of the busy Lunar New Year travel season, when hundreds of millions of Chinese are expected to be crammed into trains, buses and planes for family reunions.
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" Park Kyung-seo, president of the South Korean Red Cross, told CNN that while he was overjoyed to be assisting in family reunions, the small number of those taking part was a "human tragedy.
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He described them, in general, as curious, relatively unconstrained and full of "physical and emotional vigor," not so different from the older aunt or uncle who insists on shooting squirt guns at family reunions.
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If the behavior is not excessive or harmful and you only see the bully on occasion at work, or the obnoxious relative once a year at family reunions, then Ni suggests keeping your distance.
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With tensions on the Korean peninsula easing, North and South Korea plan to revive the cross-border family reunions that were halted three years ago as concerns over Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs mounted.
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SPD parliamentary floor leader Andrea Nahles said late on Monday that both sides did not manage to find common ground on the matter of family reunions for refugees with only limited protection against deportation.
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Those at the hotel on Sunday said the reunions had helped the hostages and their families stay in touch, as has their struggle to receive financial compensation over the years, which they achieved in December.
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The Koreas last held family reunions in 2015 before relations worsened because of North Korea&aposs accelerated pursuit of nuclear long-range missiles and the countering hard-line policies of Seoul&aposs conservative then-government.
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The entire special, Must See TV: An All Star Tribute to James Burrows, which will also feature cast reunions from Cheers, Fraiser, The Big Bang Theory, Taxi and several others, airs on NBC February 21.
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There were a lot of long-in-the-making reunions in this episode, and a little bit of abrupt and bloody murder, which all made for the kind of memorable moments we usually discuss here.
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From movie and TV show remakes (The Lion King and All That) to musical reunions (The Spice Girls and Backstreet Boys), nostalgia has taken center stage in pop culture these days — and Criss understands why.
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The Koreas have agreed to various sets of peace talks, including planned discussions to set up reunions between war-separated families and to field combined teams at the Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia, in August.
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Certainly one of the least awkward reunions of the season premiere was when Theon and a small group of reavers boarded one of Euron's ships and murdered a bunch of Euron's men to save Yara.
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After Sunday's closer-than-expected result, the pressure is on SPD leaders to deliver in key areas, such as abolishing the differences between public and private health insurance and allowing family reunions for asylum seekers.
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There actually wasn't a lot of killing, sex, or ice zombies in the premiere, but there was a whooole lot of reunions between key characters, and people online had a lot of thoughts about them.
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Taking the "come out swinging" approach to family reunions, President Donald Trump kicked off the NATO summit this week by accusing Germany of improper ties to Russia and berating European allies for insufficient defense spending.
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The reunions -- ordered nationwide last month by a federal judge in San Diego -- have come in piecemeal tranches this week, as the government has scrambled to pinpoint the children eligible for return to their parents.
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Join Josephine Livingstone, Alex Shephard, and Ryu Spaeth as they contribute their little drop to the ocean of Game of Thrones content, which this week will feature tearful reunions, wistful gazes, and impending mass slaughter.
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He realised quickly that his German origins could be a hindrance, so he pretended that his parents were Swedish, though his mother spoke English with a thick German accent and baked Apfeltorte for family reunions.
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Kauder said the conservatives would go into talks prepared to make compromises but added his party had some "absolutely key demands" like capping migration and suspending the right to family reunions for some asylum seekers.
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It's a good thing that July 4 has come and gone, and we've already grilled our way through this summer's neighborhood block parties and family reunions, because Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs are NO LONGER WELCOME.
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Every song is fantastic, truly, but this cut stands out because it's essentially a stand-in for everything the Spice Girls have failed to gift us during their various reunions over the last two decades.
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Central time, amid an afternoon of reunions among current Yankees and former Yankees farmhands, Aaron Judge took batting practice on the field for the first time since he fractured his right wrist on July 423.
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The reunions cover a little more than half of the youngest children — those under age 5 — who had been separated from their families under the administration's program to jail adults who crossed the border illegally.
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But for those of us with the facts, the simultaneous confirmation of both their sexual attraction and the true story of Jon's birth made theirs the most awkward in a spate of charged family reunions.
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Think about a story you have enjoyed, whether it comes from a favorite childhood book or whether it's a tale your friend told you yesterday or one your relatives love to repeat at family reunions.
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I went with him to political dinners and veterans' reunions, spent innumerable midnights sitting up with him and his friends in our Jersey City kitchen while my poor mother remonstrated feebly from the upper floor.
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The reunions are the first since 2015, agreed to under the Panmunjom Declaration signed by South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during an historic summit earlier this year.
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As well as the family reunions, Saturday saw the fulfillment of another commitment made by Moon and Kim, as a joint Korean team marched in the opening ceremony of the Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Though reunions between the bandmates are rare, they gave the 2013 Video Music Awards a dose of 90s nostalgia and the next time they'll join forces will be next month to receive their Hollywood Star.
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Both of my parents were raised in a South much different from mine in Fayetteville, N.C. — a pre-civil rights South that I glimpsed at family reunions in Arkansas, after libations loosened the elders' lips.
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Just 2046 South Koreans and 291 North Koreans have been selected for a new round of reunions that will begin on August 22015 at a resort in North Korea's Mt Kumgang, a popular tourist region.
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All year she had saved what she could of her meager graduate student stipend, and now she wouldn't be able to present her parents with the cash-filled red envelope customarily exchanged at Chinese family reunions.
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If Four Weddings and a Funeral were set today, for example, Charles (Hugh Grant) would instantly follow Carrie (Andie MacDowell) on Instagram and not be surprised by her life progressions at each of their wedding reunions.
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Kang urged Ri to accept Seoul's offers of military talks to lower tensions on the divided peninsula, and for discussions on a new round of reunions for divided families, according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency.
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In a September bill to parliament, South Korean President Moon Jae-in's government proposed spending $419 million for various North Korea-related ventures that include family reunions, a joint liaison office as well as sporting exchanges.
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Here's Colbert talking about how he learned to do his show without the mask of a character: And, to finish, a conversation about the best bible characters: Here's to many, many more reunions in the future.
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While promoting her new book Talking As Fast As I Can at a 92nd Street Y talk with Michael Ausiello, Graham revealed how the mini Parenthood reunions came to be — and how they almost didn't work!
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The meeting led to a series of reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War, as well as the launch of a joint factory park in the North's border town of Kaesong in 2004.
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Seoul said on Monday it would push ahead with its plans for reunions of family members separated by the 1950-53 Korean War in order to sustain the dialogue prompted by the North Korean delegation's visit.
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Just as he publicly wavered over signing a revised travel ban, Trump has questioned in private the wisdom of his family separation order, which has yet to lead to mass reunions of minors and their parents.
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There are parades and fairs, new friends and old reunions, intense drama and ridiculous comedy; but the fun begins to dissipate as the weather starts to cool and decisions get harder for voters and candidates alike.
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"Ninety percent of the messages we've been able to deliver have been received positively, and in about 40 percent of the reunions, the homeless person has stable housing or is living with family," Mr. Adler said.
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After a breakthrough on the contentious issue of family reunions for migrants on Tuesday - although it was overshadowed by a subsequent row over the details - the parties ticked off other, less tricky, issues including climate policy.
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The Japanese-born singer-songwriter puts an upbeat spin on Millennial angst with easy-to-dance-to songs that touch on everything from the inevitability of global warming ("Nobody") to high school reunions ("Two Slow Dancers").
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South Korea hopes that the talks at Panmunjom will lead to other moves to ease tensions, like temporary reunions of elderly people in both Koreas who have been separated from family members since the Korean War.
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Members of the Arnhold family now live in Europe, Brazil and the United States, but his relatives say that Mr. Arnhold kept the family in close contact, organizing reunions and never missing one before this year.
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Recounted in poetic prose with context from pop-history and cultural commentary, MacLean's picaresque adventures include poignant reunions and chance encounters with a colorful cast of characters ranging from intellectuals to proletarians, tycoons to destitute migrants.
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More than 57,000 people had been hoping to take part in the reunions, but of those only 93 families were selected, four of whom had to pull out at the last minute due to health reasons.
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South Korea reached out to North Korea, offering to hold military and humanitarian talks at their heavily armed border, above, this Friday and even to arrange reunions for families divided decades ago by the Korean War.
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In the coming days, officials from North and South Korea will meet for working-level talks to discuss some of those steps, including military hotlines, family reunions of Koreans divided since the Korean War and sports exchanges.
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Aniston's making a trend out of reunions with her exes lately ... as everyone knows, she and Brad Pitt have been getting closer and closer over awards season, and finally shared a loving embrace at the SAG Awards.
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In the immortal words of one Ms. Whitney Houston, reunions are for showing "the receipts" — which is exactly what Comey, fresh off getting cut from the regular cast of the Trump administration, came prepared to do today.
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Hoffman planned her 10th high school reunion in 1977, along with her 20th, 25th, 30th, 40th, 45th, and 50th reunions, so she knows that the atmosphere and ambiance of an event can really help set the mood.
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The two Koreas were set to hold a meeting Wednesday at a border village to discuss setting up military and Red Cross talks to reduce border tension and restart reunions between families separated by the Korean War.
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Generally, I have a one episode threshold to determine whether or not I can let my brain rot in perpetuity (or at least until the season and reunions are over) and somehow not feel like a troll.
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The service will draw from already existing franchises such as: People's Sexiest Man Alive, Heroes Among Us, World's Most Beautiful, Half Their Size, EW's Fall TV Preview, Must List, Reunions, Bullseye and People en Español's Mas Bellos.
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He's against a 'Friends' revival Reunions and reboots are golden on television -- not only does the audience get to wallow in nostalgia, but the shows and networks reap big publicity (and/or ratings) from the whole thing.
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It might not have been the OutKast reunions fans clamor for time and again -- the two of them don't really reunite professionally as much these days -- but it's still cool to see the ATLiens bonding over life.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The two Koreas agreed at a high-level meeting on Friday to hold talks this month on military issues and reunions of families divided by the 1950-53 Korean War, they said in a statement.
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North and South Korea have agreed to hold temporary reunions of families divided by the 1950-53 Korean War in August as they boost reconciliation efforts amid a diplomatic push to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis.
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Defenders say leaving home allows for reunions of large extended families; eases the burden of having to cook special, unleavened meals for a week; and sensibly takes advantage of a week when children's Orthodox schools are closed.
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Since bursting onto the Los Angeles scene in 22, the Go-Go's have gone through the highs and lows common to rock bands: No. 633 hits and undervalued deep cuts, hard partying and rehab, splits and reunions.
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Going virtual allowed us to go big, including far more people than we had ever thought possible — kids from Zane's camp and hockey team, distant cousins, co-workers past and present, schoolmates we haven't seen since reunions.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Rules Shifted, but Reunions Are Uncertain" (front page, June 22): I wonder: Has anyone considered creating a national online database with photographs of migrant children and their parents to help reunite them?
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"Kids differ in the way they respond, but it is naïve to think that these reunions could be joyful," said Oliver Lindhiem, a clinical psychologist at the University of Pittsburgh who has researched children who experienced separation.
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The last such reunions were held in October 2015 during the government of Moon's predecessor under a futile push for reconciliation following a sharp increase in tension over border incidents involving a landmine blast and artillery fire.
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Following the news that the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival's headliners in April would include two big rock reunions — Guns N' Roses and LCD Soundsystem — the bands' leaders have detailed their plans in two very different ways.
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Seoul&aposs Unification Ministry said the meeting will discuss ways to carry out an agreement on the reunions made between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in during a summit in April.
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SEOUL, South Korea – North and South Korea agreed Friday to hold temporary reunions of families divided by the 22016-53 Korean War as they boost reconciliation efforts amid a diplomatic push to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis.
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On the surface, the original show, which ran from 2009 through 2012 and led to a handful of spinoffs and reunions, was about alcohol-fueled mayhem, but beneath that was a narrative about tribal allegiance and improvised families.
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These, along with a few touching reunions and farewells from beloved characters that some of us have known like family for 40 years, will go down as instant classics that will be catnip for fans young and old.
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So as we gear up for Sunday night's season premiere, here's a look at some of the reunions we're hoping for in season eight — and a reminder of where these characters were when we last saw them together.
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"The bunk-bed rooms are quite popular for group travel, such as birthdays, bachelorette and bachelor parties, family reunions and quick weekend getaways with friends," wrote Bob Morse, the president of hospitality for Caesars Entertainment, in an email.
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Now in their eighties and nineties, time is running out for these men and women who hope the summit will lead to long-awaited reunions of families split by war and the division of North and South Korea.
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"The providers have been getting ever-changing directives in terms of lists of kids and timing and how transfers would happen and how reunions would occur," said Bitta Mostofi, the commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs.
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Ms. Coggins said that such talks were not likely to lead to a change in the North's nuclear program, but they could lead to promising moves, like reunions of families that have been divided since the Korean War.
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Conrad Hilton, who bought the hotel in 1943, bet that World War II's eventual end would be a boon for hotels and was proved right as the Plaza's lobby and bars bustled with khaki uniforms and champagne reunions.
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He also reiterated his proposal to the North that the two Koreas organize reunions of families separated during the 1950-53 Korean War as a first step toward easing tensions and improving ties on the divided Korean Peninsula.
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After four (or maybe two, or maybe eight) years of riveting developments and a blowout finale, the administration will be gone, leaving little in its wake, beyond the memories, occasional cast reunions and "where are they now" columns.
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So I apologize that at the cookouts and family reunions you'll have to put up with uncles and aunties who pull you close and hold you too tight and get a little teary-eyed when you come around.
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"It was like I met someone I don't know at all," said Jung, who was among 89 South Korean families who joined in reunions last week of relatives separated by the Korean War, fought from 1950 to 1953.
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The brief reunions are set to total just 11 hours over the next three days in the North's tourist resort of Mount Kumgang after the neighbors renewed exchanges this year following a standoff over Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.
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" Reflecting on her younger, single years, Rosenbaum says in a PEOPLE exclusive PEN video alongside her fellow Bachelorettes, "I think it's funny that we used to stay out late, like we used to go to the reunions and party.
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The two men agreed to hold a new round of working-level talks, which Mr Kim had cancelled the week before, on June 1st, and to arrange dates for military-level discussions and preparatory talks to reinstate family reunions.
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But those moments, I realized, were cloistered events within my family home, reunions, or the circle of our middle-class black neighborhood in North Carolina, where white families had fled the nice brick ranches when people like us arrived.
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Only a privileged few of us were locked into the conference circuit, but pretty much everybody is now missing social events they looked forward to—reunions, weddings, birthday celebrations, even a great night out at the bar or restaurant.
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Dragons, zombie dragons, globe-trotting bastards, reunions, pregnancies, ice battles, fire battles, greyscale cures, lineage revelations — the abbreviated season, which began with Arya eradicating House Frey, has been more overstuffed than the son pie she served Walder last year.
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SEOUL, South Korea — President Moon Jae-in of South Korea called on Thursday for family reunions for older Koreans separated by war six decades ago in a conciliatory move after the North's first test of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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As Britons woke up to the deadliest militant assault in the country since four British Muslims killed 52 people in suicide bombings on London's transport system in July 2005, heart-warming stories of reunions began to emerge on Tuesday.
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To stay on top of all the new companies emerging from Uber, Mr. Mohrer and Mr. Barnes said, they have organized reunions of former employees in cities around the world, using a Facebook group with more than 1,000 members.
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This year, it was Victoria Beckham, who has notoriously shied away from Spice Girls reunions (excepting the 2012 London Olympics), joining fellow former Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm on stage for a rendition of their hit "2 Become 1" last night.
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Students who are going to spend the next four years as Phoenixes will also get a hard copy letter that they can hang on to, sleep with, frame, take to family reunions, or do whatever else they might please with it.
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Aside from setting up a new round of reunions, South Korean officials had hoped to discuss plans for a survey to confirm surviving members of war-separated families in North Korea and the possibility of hometown visits and exchanges of letters.
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I couldn't have predicted every beat, but I presumed this was going to be the season of great reunions and a general setting up of the chessboard for Dany's final march to take her rightful seat on the Iron Throne.
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Still, it was difficult not to conclude that the resort to DNA matching to speed reunions meant the Department of Homeland Security and HHS had not planned for the obvious eventuality that separated parents and children would have to be reunited.
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But a dispute erupted last weekend after SPD leader Sigmar Gabriel said he had not been consulted on one of the new measures — a two-year ban on family reunions for some asylum seekers — that would also affect unaccompanied minors.
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Her voice has narrated the highs and lows of our history in the US. And even when she can't be there in person, it's her records we play to find comfort at family reunions, summer cookouts, protests, wars, and weddings.
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After that ruling, the State Department retreated, allowing people from the seven countries — Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen — with valid visas to resume travel to the U.S. The decision led to tearful reunions at airports round the country.
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Stories about people flirting, leaving together to hook up, or exchanging numbers and forming connections that last long after the weekend ends made me wonder what it is about school reunions that makes people feel such strong sexual and romantic tension.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's would-be coalition parties reached a compromise on the divisive question of family reunions for migrants on Tuesday, clearing a major hurdle in talks on a ruling alliance, although both sides immediately presented varying interpretations of it.
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Sunday night's episode, like Episode 3, was filled with emotional reunions—Jon and Sansa, Dany and Daario and Jorah of House Friendzone, Maergary and Loras, Littlefinger and Game of Thrones—and its protagonists, after suffering immensely, are realizing what actually matters.
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Awaiting response Meanwhile, the South Korean Red Cross said Monday it is issuing a parallel proposal to its North Korean counterpart to hold talks at Panmunjom to discuss issues including cross-border family reunions, and other humanitarian issues, on August 1.
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After that ruling, the State Department quickly said people from the seven countries — Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — with valid visas could travel to the U.S. The decision led to tearful reunions at airports round the country.
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Of the ones still in the US, 900 are facing final orders of removal that could result in them being deported as soon as the federal judge in the reunions lawsuit lifts a temporary hold he put on deporting separated families.
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Official warns of increased risk of child abuse Even as they vowed to comply, officials went to great lengths to once again register their dismay at court-ordered provisions for the reunions, which they warned could put children's safety at risk.
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With an abundance of open space that encourages deep breathing, Brown follows an interracial family of four (five if you count the sock monkey) on their journey to, through and from the airport, toward happy reunions and more colorful climes.
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The examples Mr. Obama cited in his speech on Tuesday of Cuban-Americans' experiencing emotional reunions — including Melinda Lopez, who said "so many of us are now getting so much back" by returning after more than 50 years — are commonplace now.
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On the divisive issue of immigration, one of the main reasons for the collapse of Merkel's first effort, the SPD said it opposed a conservative plan to extend a ban on the right to family reunions for some asylum seekers.
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They also agreed to discuss late this month a plan to pursue a bid to co-host the 2032 Olympic Games, and to explore in November ways to restart webcam reunions and video exchanges for families separated by the Korean War.
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The first total eclipse in a century to sweep across the United States from coast to coast inspired Americans to make marriage proposals, hold family reunions and take time from work to witness with wonder one of the cosmos' rarest phenomena.
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Nearly 400 more members continue to pay dues even though they are inactive or living elsewhere as a way to keep a connection to the group, Ms. Taylor said, with many traveling to New York during productions, which can resemble reunions.
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Most of the petroleum products shipped to the North in 2018 were used for North-South family reunions in August, and joint projects such as a railway survey and the remodeling of a liaison office in Kaesong in the North.
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Charged reunions, new conflicts and old grudges played themselves out upstairs and downstairs, inside and out, between siblings and exes, old friends and in-laws, much of it rippling outward from a haughty noblewoman no one liked all that much.
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She has attended Women's Tennis Association reunions in the United States and, as a former member of the W.T.A.'s board of directors, she has been involved in helping the organization set up a pension fund for the game's earliest pros.
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The company polled its most loyal customers and found 272% had used a home rental in the prior year — frequently for specific use cases like bachelorette parties and family reunions, for which entire homes are more suitable than hotel rooms.
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"Whether it was knitting or weaving or corn grinding, or tending the rice fields — all these activities were performed by African-Americans," said Mr. Duell, who has hosted three reunions that bring together the property's European American and African-American descendants.
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From the reactions to the deserving wins and moving speeches to the heartwarming reunions and first-time introductions, we caught unseen moments from the ceremony that weren't shown on TV. Here are the best behind-the-scenes moments you didn't see.
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Mary Ainsworth, his student and later collaborator, devised what is known as the strange situation procedure, in which a 1-year-old is briefly separated from the parent or caregiver, and then reunited, and the behavior during reunions is closely observed.
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The reunions, the first in three years, will take place in the North's tourist resort on Mount Kumgang, as agreed by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in during their first summit in April.
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Here's what you need to know: • South Korea reached out to North Korea, offering to hold military and humanitarian talks at their heavily armed border this Friday and even to arrange reunions for families divided decades ago by the Korean War.
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Although the talks on family reunions broke off overnight without agreement, SPD deputy leader Malu Dreyer had earlier sounded a more optimistic note than Schulz, saying the parties were in the "final stages" of clinching an accord on this issue.
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Though the English girl group went on an official hiatus in 2000 (two years after Geri Halliwell, aka Ginger Spice, departed the band during their world tour), the girls have had multiple reunions, with one such stadium tour coming up in 2019.
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The two Koreas plan to hold a series of talks in the coming days on resuming reunions of families divided by the 1950-53 Korean War; reconnecting severed cross-border railway and road connections; and establishing a liaison office in the North.
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Aside from setting up a new round of reunions, South Korean officials are likely to propose a full-scale survey to confirm surviving members of war-separated families in North Korea and also allowing cross-border hometown visits and exchanges of letters.
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The reunions, which would be the first in about three years, are among steps promised by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in to improve relations that had deteriorated over the North's nuclear and missile programs.
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" Recounting the tension between Zolciak-Biermann and her longtime rival NeNe Leakes while filming the most recent RHOA season reunion, Cohen added, "[Kim] walked out of that reunion and I said, 'Yeah, I've seen the last of that wig at these reunions.
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In 2013, North Korea abruptly canceled reunions for families separated by the Korean War just days before they were held to protest what it called rising animosities ahead of joint military drills between Seoul and Washington, which the North claim are invasion rehearsals.
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"What stands out to me is the number of inquiries we got from brides and others scrambling to make plans for weddings, honeymoons, family reunions and other trips that they could drive to, because of the general fear of flying," she told CNBC.com.
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South Korea may be happy with relatively modest results, such as regular talks, a resumption of family reunions and cultural exchanges, and perhaps even a revival of humanitarian aid that does not fall foul of the international sanctions regime against the North.
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The week-long holiday, which takes place this year in the first week of February, is one of China's longest breaks and over 0003 million people are expected to travel across the country for family reunions, according to Chinese travel agency Ctrip.
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Since CBS's The Nanny concluded in 1999, the cast has enjoyed a few partial reunions here and there – notably on the set of Drescher's TV Land Series, Happily Divorced, on which Oscar-nominated Taylor had a recurring role and Shaughnessy guest-starred.
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In an exclusive first teaser trailer of her new PBS series We'll Meet Again — which reunites people who have lived through traumatic moments with the person who helped them the most — Curry previews some of the inspiring reunions the program will feature.
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Ignoring the rain on Thursday and Friday and the omens of Woodstock reunions past, they held hands in a circle around a peace sign on the lawn, smoked blunts while singing along to Arlo Guthrie, and swayed to the rhythm of their generation.
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The Texas Tribune reports that 538 more parents have been cleared for reunification (which means reunions are likely), while 217 others remain in the "reunification unclear" category because they have already been released into the United States and are therefore difficult to locate.
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The group had previously reunited at First Avenue for a benefit for Mr. Rivkin after he had a heart attack in 2012, and according to Nathan Kranz, the club's general manager, Mr. Rivkin did most of the legwork in staging the current reunions.
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Like in many cities rocked by police killings, Charlotte in the past week has become the center of both boisterous demonstrations about the killing of Mr. Scott and bittersweet reunions for a cadre of activists who have grown close through racially charged tragedies.
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At least two urgent and non-aid-related humanitarian issues present important opportunities at this juncture– the repatriation of remains from over 5,000 U.S. servicemembers left in North Korea after the war and reunions between Korean Americans and their families in the North.
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Amid the worries, there are still touching scenes of reunions at the camps, as family members who had left two years ago are brought together with loved ones who had stayed behind until now, like this group of relatives at the Khazer camp.
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