But, according to Herring's logic, neither Second Amendment sanctuaries, nor immigration sanctuaries are lawful.
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"Communities all over the world gather in their sanctuaries,'' she said, "to turn them into sanctuaries again.
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Friday's order will also direct Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary — who has jurisdiction over marine sanctuaries — to conduct a review of all such sanctuaries created over the past 10 years, and not to create any new sanctuaries during that review period.
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So, why did Second Amendment sanctuaries provoke a sternly-worded memorandum telling local officials to play nice when the attorney general's office has not uttered a single word about immigration sanctuaries?
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The Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries accredits the Center for Great Apes, but Winders accuses many owners of sending their performing animals to Florida-based animal "sanctuaries" that breed for the zoo industry.
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Most public comments submitted to Commerce favored preserving existing sanctuaries.
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Islamabad says the Pakistani Taliban maintain sanctuaries in neighboring Afghanistan.
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They also continually donate to animal sanctuaries across the state.
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The sanctuaries hope eventually to put themselves out of business.
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Here's a look at the marine life those sanctuaries protect.
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"Chimney" begins: Sanctuaries for Amazonia's native peoples are routinely violated.
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Organizers of the pro-gun sanctuaries admit they took the idea from liberals who have created immigration sanctuaries across the United States where local officials defy the Trump administration's efforts to enforce tougher immigration laws.
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We want these whales now to be retired to sea sanctuaries.
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Zoos also should be turned into sanctuaries for the animals themselves.
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Are destinations that market themselves as sanctuaries at fault as well?
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This would be analogous to retirement sanctuaries for elephants and chimpanzees.
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They want their schools to be safe sanctuaries, not armed fortresses.
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Secular groups joined the movement, and entire cities declared themselves sanctuaries.
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How much of the ocean will be set aside as sanctuaries?
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More recently, $35,000 video walls have become more common in sanctuaries.
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Some of that oil may overlap with marine sanctuaries off California's coast.
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Instead, a landscape of sanctuaries where mutual healing can begin and continue.
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True sanctuaries can be wonderful havens for animals rescued from abusive situations.
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They are places of worship, sanctuaries, and where Muslim communities come together.
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They took us to sanctuaries, told us about Shinto, and so on.
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The Associated Press: Houses of worship, once sanctuaries, struggle with security issues.
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Then there are "safe spaces", dedicated sanctuaries in which minorities can recuperate.
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Or maybe more Americans are searching outside of sanctuaries for the divine.
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Because we want our cities to be sanctuaries for law-abiding Americans.
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Sea sanctuaries, often referred to as sea pens, are the proposed solution.
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The Communist forces remained on the offensive, rather than retreating to sanctuaries.
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"There are no organized militant sanctuaries inside Pakistan anymore," said Maj. Gen.
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These projects include preserving bird sanctuaries, community tree building, and protecting grasslands.
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There are so many amazing elephant sanctuaries that could be promoted instead.
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Houses of worship are often called sanctuaries, a refuge from the world.
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How many local school districts will declare themselves sanctuaries for immigrant families?
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Because sanctuaries -- temples and mosques and churches -- are not just consecrated buildings.
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These used to be kind of sanctuaries for me, the outdoors, you know.
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California, Connecticut, New Mexico, and Colorado have made their entire states immigrant sanctuaries.
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Ten cat-free sanctuaries are planned across Australia over the next four years.
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"Bolivia remains an even greater bargain than backpacker sanctuaries like Cambodia," says Northam.
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The sanctuaries improved protection of whales from pollution and entanglement in fishing nets.
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The rules of war require hospitals to be treated as sanctuaries from violence.
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Sanctuaries, institutionalized zoos, and universities would be exempt from the Big Cat Act.
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The parks were originally sanctuaries reserved for the royal family to hunt in.
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Anyone else would not permit enemy troops to use their territory for sanctuaries.
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But a few sanctuaries can be discovered — for fans, players and even bees.
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The factions battled Vietnamese forces in Cambodia from sanctuaries on the Thai border.
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The N.I.H. decided in 20173 that all federally-owned or supported chimps would be transported to sanctuaries, which would seem to make pretty clear the future of about 270 chimps (as of March) it still owns or supports outside of sanctuaries.
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To those who can't scuba dive or snorkel, the marine sanctuaries are off reach.
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Farm sanctuaries are dedicated to rehabilitating and providing permanent homes to rescued farm animals.
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BROADLY: I've met some chickens at various farm sanctuaries and they really are great.
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Texas doesn't currently have any cities which have formally declared themselves sanctuaries for immigrants.
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Frank Pomeroy were both forced to face these questions when gunmen stormed their sanctuaries.
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Still, as churches nationwide declare themselves sanctuaries, immigrants are reluctant to accept their offer.
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But at the sanctuaries, they are cared for as individuals with personalities and emotions.
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Many sanctuaries have regular schedules, lack robust security and proudly bear open-door policies.
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The South China tiger, for example, might not exist outside of zoos and sanctuaries.
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Migratory Bird Sanctuaries along the Coast of Yellow Sea-Bohai Gulf of China, China
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She said she has taken so many to upstate sanctuaries that she stopped counting.
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Some people prefer to create their own sanctuaries, like the Skysphere in New Zealand.
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Dozens of cities and many times that number of counties describe themselves as sanctuaries.
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In both Thailand and Malaysia, firefly sanctuaries along mangrove rivers now safeguard prime ecotourist sites.
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Though horrifying, those paintings and frescoes have hung in places of honor in church sanctuaries.
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Connecticut is one of a handful of states that call themselves sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants.
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President Donald Trump wants to open up our national marine sanctuaries to offshore oil drilling.
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It is trying to undercut liberal cities' efforts to be safe sanctuaries for undocumented people.
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Our sanctuaries are spaces for quiet introspection and the loud clang of engaged moral action.
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I'm sure people are coming out and supporting them, but they feel like rare sanctuaries.
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There's a possibility chimpanzees could be susceptible to Covid-19, so sanctuaries are taking precautions.
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The road narrowed as we worked our way past wildlife sanctuaries and forests of sandalwood.
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Still, it's folly to assume that the Pakistani sanctuaries alone account for the Taliban's strength.
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It, in turn, accused the U.S. military of failing to eliminate militant sanctuaries in Afghanistan.
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The derangement extends beyond schools to other venues once considered sanctuaries against a raging world.
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" That's the most common type of policy that governments have passed to declare themselves "sanctuaries.
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" That's led even once-hawkish politicians like Rahm Emanuel to proudly declare their cities "sanctuaries.
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Most of them run shelters for abandoned cats and dogs, or sanctuaries for rescued wild animals.
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She said she would strike "local sanctuaries" from the air and aid local forces fighting ISIS.
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So sanctuaries like Arteaga's are proliferating, while ever more stray dogs turn up on the streets.
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These sanctuaries are little more than a refuge for criminals who may be harmful to society.
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Greedy pathetic fools with a genetic mania to destroy all the sanctuaries that feed their souls.
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A special multination commission should approve proposals for three marine sanctuaries in the continent's bountiful seas.
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She wrote that she was inspired by the Asklepios and Hygeia snake sanctuaries of ancient Greece.
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It lacked any strategy for dealing with neighboring Pakistan, where many of the terrorist sanctuaries lay.
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Schools are still widely considered sanctuaries for immigrant students, and educators have been their fiercest advocates.
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It&aposs a mix of sandy beaches, picturesque lighthouses, wildlife sanctuaries — and sprawling, million-dollar estates.
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At least 60 of Virginia's 95 counties have declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries in recent weeks.
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But perhaps the greater fear is that terrorists and white supremacists know this about sanctuaries, too.
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Thirteen-year old Violeta Esquivel wrote, Who would have thought sanctuaries would no longer be safe?
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Some college students have called for their campuses to become, in effect, sanctuaries for undocumented immigrant students.
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These animals usually come from horrific circumstances and are often near death when they reach these sanctuaries.
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Providing indoor sanctuaries of air-conditioned comfort need not come at the expense of an overheating world.
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Both Raúl Hernández Romero and Homero Gómez González were connected to one of Mexico's largest butterfly sanctuaries.
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As the site of three wildlife sanctuaries, the forest has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The Taliban also have roots and sanctuaries in Pakistan but are a far bigger force than ISIS.
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So he removes himself from the world annoyed whenever the world intrudes into the sanctuaries he's created.
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But SXSW, which books an ever-expanding number of spaces around Austin, also has some quiet sanctuaries.
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Medical experimentation on chimpanzees has ended, but moving all of them into retirement sanctuaries will be difficult.
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In a world increasingly dominated by fake news, museums should stand as sanctuaries of truth and science.
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So far, seven of those 34 have left their sanctuaries after winning relief from deportation, he said.
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I had encountered other barely discovered wine sanctuaries while traveling in Croatia, Hungary, Israel, Slovenia and Turkey.
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If they become sanctuaries for thousands who oppose the regime, do they end up being cantons of resistance?
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Because of this, many sanctuaries are located near veterinary schools where the animals receive remarkably sophisticated medical care.
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My friends at PETA and I want SeaWorld to move these intelligent animals to seaside sanctuaries without delay.
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Privately owned exotics end up in cages or in sanctuaries where other people have to care for them.
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Many cities have designated themselves as "sanctuaries," meaning they will not help the federal government enforce immigration laws.
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"These quote 'sanctuaries' that PETA lauds so much praise on are managing the species to extinction," Payne said.
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It also requires Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to review previous presidents' designations of marine national monuments and sanctuaries.
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We will strike their sanctuaries from the air and support local forces taking them out on the ground.
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We will strike their sanctuaries from the air, and support local forces taking them out on the ground.
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Adisorn said the department planned to remove all of the tigers and send them to state-owned sanctuaries.
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President Trump's Afghanistan policy calls on Pakistan to increase its efforts to eliminate Taliban sanctuaries within its borders.
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Situated on Sumatra in Indonesia's west, the Leuser is one of the most important animal sanctuaries on earth.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) on Wednesday about the End Sanctuaries and Help Our American Homeless Veterans Act. Sen.
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We will strike their sanctuaries from the air, and support local forces taking them out on the ground.
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Patience is useful even in the case of chimps like Bo, who have already been transferred to sanctuaries.
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With nearly 50 years of satellite data, they're starting to piece together the recent history of these sanctuaries.
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Chimpanzee sanctuaries are restricting human interactions with chimps to prevent passing a human coronavirus infection to the animals.
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Nationalism needs an enemy, an other, and the two governments have built these concrete sanctuaries to stoke it.
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Also creating sanctuaries is Raúl de Nieves, who was born in Mexico and now lives in New York.
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Perhaps most importantly, these spaces have become veritable sanctuaries, opening their doors to anyone seeking refuge and tranquility.
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Their numbers had ebbed considerably by Friday as they found other sanctuaries, or a way off the island.
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He says that Zimbabwe has legally translocated animals to zoos, circuses and sanctuaries for decades without much fuss.
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The US had no credible South Vietnamese partner and couldn't eliminate enemy forces in sanctuaries in neighboring countries.
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It was also a center for religious pilgrimages, with sanctuaries dedicated to the healing arts and, specifically, Osiris.
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Indigenous species that are hardier against strong winds are being planted on roadsides and in parks and sanctuaries.
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In sanctuaries like these, and in the wild, lack of labor activity does not harm an elephant's well-being.
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The institution is currently raising money to help fund the relocation of its animals to sanctuaries and other zoos.
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He and his colleagues found large disparities in staff numbers and skills between 103 marine sanctuaries in 24 countries.
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In addition to deaths in zoos, people get attacked at sanctuaries without adequate safety barriers between humans and cats.
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That's true in areas other than climate, too — mayors are already declaring their cities sanctuaries for immigrants, for example.
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Although the sanctuaries provide a better environment compared with cities for the elephants, much education needs to be done.
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Our parks have been "loved to death," as increasing visitation and aging infrastructure has put these sanctuaries in jeopardy.
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Even successful lives need these sanctuaries — in order to be a real person instead of just a productive one.
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In the sanctuaries she creates, one of the rules is that white people, especially white women, should not cry.
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Legislators in 85033 states have introduced measures to limit or prevent cities from acting as sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants.
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There are hundreds of amateur marble racers that have turned their houses and apartments into sanctuaries for their masterpieces.
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Trees that are vulnerable to fire, such as Western hemlock and Pacific silver fir, thrive in these shady sanctuaries.
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Schools are essentially an extension of the home, in that sense, providing sanctuaries of learning, of nurturing and care.
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And since incumbent lawmakers had already selected their sanctuaries, who would get stuck with the scraps of the scraps?
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Sharif said this was being done despite recent attacks in Pakistan being traced back to militants using Afghan sanctuaries.
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Alterations included avoiding migratory bird sanctuaries, restricting shipping during caribou migration and no breaking ice during seal pupping season.
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Tennessee enacted a law to cut off state money to cities that declare themselves "sanctuaries" from federal immigration enforcement.
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Some counties and cities have passed informal measures to declare themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries" in support of gun rights.
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What's most troubling, in recent years, is to see it impact the supposed sanctuaries of free speech -- the West.
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Still, police departments across the country have heightened their presence at Islamic places of worship and other religious sanctuaries.
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The yen and Swiss franc, habitual sanctuaries, are among the few currencies that have risen against it (chart 3).
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The Never Trump Republican can only be found in the sanctuaries of cable news greenrooms and Sunday show panels.
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Most wolfdog sanctuaries around the country are full or close to it because of the tremendous number of relinquished wolfdogs.
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One of their projects was to create fish sanctuaries based on a traditional method called 'padal' or 'fresh foliage' fishing.
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It occurs in elephants in the wild as well as those in human care such as in sanctuaries and zoos.
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Mena explained how the new sanctuaries will be stocked over the coming months to give the species a new foothold.
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In the United States and around the world, the number of sanctuaries for rescued farm animals, including chickens, is growing.
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Christians and Muslims, this theory goes, are increasingly at odds and willing to strike at each other's spiritual hearts -- sanctuaries.
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The Philippine government is considering declaring other disputed South China Sea areas as government-protected marine sanctuaries, according to Esperon.
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When it comes to keeping the wild animals of Florida safe from Hurricane Irma, zoos, sanctuaries and rescues get creative.
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"It's time for SeaWorld to move the orcas to sanctuaries, where they could enjoy a more natural life," she added.
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The sanctuaries are important because sea turtles will only lay eggs on the exact beach on which they were born.
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Read: Lab Chimps Are Moving to Sanctuaries — Slowly One of this week's must reads from The Times appeared in Opinion.
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Backup generators at upmarket hotels, which have become sanctuaries for Caracas's affluent, had begun running out of fuel by Saturday.
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Amid the human traffic at the French Open, a few sanctuaries can be found — for fans, players and even bees.
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Voluntary programs in place at marine sanctuaries encourage boaters to decrease their speed to ten knots, which keeps whales safer.
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Support for Second Amendment sanctuaries has gained momentum in recent weeks, especially among county boards in New Mexico and Illinois.
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"Teachers and school staff need to ensure schools are safe sanctuaries and not armed fortresses," Randi Weingarten said last week.
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But a visit there is worth it alone to see one of Greece's best preserved sanctuaries — the Temple of Aphaia.
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Cities that are considered sanctuaries usually refuse to hold people on immigration agents' behalf without a warrant from a judge.
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That group has led an effort to pass symbolic resolutions declaring counties "Second Amendment sanctuaries" in support of gun rights.
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But when the conflict ends, ceasefires are agreed, and troops retreat, unexpected sanctuaries for wildlife can appear in their wake.
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On Friday, two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, were added to the sad litany of sanctuaries desecrated by unholy violence.
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But there is something uniquely disturbing about violence in sanctuaries, and it relates to the dual meaning of that word.
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Word about it quickly spread that day in early October, across Facebook and Twitter, church sanctuaries, classrooms and dining rooms.
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READ MORE: Judge scrutinized after undocumented immigrant escapes courtroom Hundreds of cities, counties and states across the country are considered sanctuaries.
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They hope to perform similar studies in goats that are unfamiliar with humans, or goats that don't live happily in sanctuaries.
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Animals that previously retired from circuses have moved to accredited sanctuaries like PAWS in California and The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee.
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Roosevelt signed into existence five national parks, 18 national monuments, 55 national bird sanctuaries and wildlife refuges and 150 national forests.
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Zoos and sanctuaries all over need trainers and interns to care for and train dolphins, otters, manatees and other marine animals.
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The Born Free USA sanctuary in La Salle County, Texas, which claims to be one of the country's largest primate sanctuaries.
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The Taliban leadership has safe havens in neighboring Pakistan, and insurgencies never die so long as they enjoy cross-border sanctuaries.
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The road cuts across three wildlife sanctuaries including the Wayanad National Park, the Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary and the Bandipur National Park.
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But in June 2014 Pakistan's army moved against the Pakistani Taliban's sanctuaries bordering Afghanistan, leading to a dramatic fall in violence.
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Pakistan's army is already troubled by Trump's embrace of India and has publicly rejected U.S. demands to shut down terrorist sanctuaries.
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Multispecies justice aims to create better urban habitats for both humans and nonhumans—sanctuaries that encourage both biological and cultural diversity.
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Now his workday often begins at a quarry, where he selects what he needs to build stairways, walls and backyard sanctuaries.
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The agency owns about 220 chimps outside of those now in sanctuaries and supports another 80, which will also be retired.
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In addition, the Pakistanis have come under heavy pressure from the United States over the issue of Taliban sanctuaries in Pakistan.
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But until now, the actual steps it's taken to change federal policy to crack down on "sanctuaries" have been relatively toothless.
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Plus, immigration officials typically won't make arrests at hospitals, churches, or schools — turning some of those places into sanctuaries for immigrants.
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Other presidents have wielded the provision in this capacity, but generally with the intent to designate marine sanctuaries or protect wildlife.
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"Sanctuaries of Silence" is a seven-minute 360-video that touches on themes of nature, listening and the power of silence.
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Ms. Bonar has been one of the leaders in the effort to stop experimentation on chimpanzees and move them to sanctuaries.
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Traditionally, government agencies have recognized hospitals, schools and places of worship as "sensitive locations" — sanctuaries from the reach of immigration enforcement.
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"The terrorists have safe sanctuaries across the border in Afghanistan," said Anwar-ul Haq Kakar, a spokesman for the Baluchistan government.
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Logging has been banned from butterfly sanctuaries in the state of Michoacan, where millions of butterflies travel each year in the winter.
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Working with local, state, and national conservation organizations, we could begin by establishing firefly sanctuaries and management plans for existing ecotourist sites.
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Kassarnig says the topic model in particular needs work; his speeches make digressive leaps from Social Security, say, to National Marine Sanctuaries.
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Don't ride elephants… 40...But do consider visiting animal sanctuaries and other places that help protect and rehabilitate the local wildlife. 41.
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Although there are already sanctuaries for elephants, chimpanzees and other animals, this will be the only one in North America for dolphins.
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Churches around the U.S. quickly moved to create sanctuaries — places for families to go where federal agents will be wary to tread.
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And so shelters in churches and high school gyms opened up across the counties just inland, a welcome network of impromptu sanctuaries.
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Its four International Dark Sky Sanctuaries tend to be remote; Pitcairn Islands in the Pacific, for example, has applied for sanctuary status.
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For the same reason, he initially opposed a plan to bomb North Vietnamese troops who had created sanctuaries across the Cambodian border.
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Explainer: We took a look at how universities, once sanctuaries for protesters, are now among the most turbulent parts of the city.
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It would erase or narrow the boundaries of some federally-protected marine sanctuaries, opening them up to commercial fishing and oil drilling.
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It would erase or narrow the boundaries of some federally protected marine sanctuaries, opening them up to commercial fishing and oil drilling.
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There are over 2202,2628 marine protected areas in the U.S. covering 28500 percent of marine waters, which include marine monuments and sanctuaries.
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There is logic for these kinds of orders, in terms of strengthening safeguards on immigration from nations identified as sanctuaries for terrorism.
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"When violence came to Christian sanctuaries of Mother Emanuel in Charleston, of Sutherland Springs in Texas, you stood with us," Barlow said.
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If they seek to deport vulnerable refugees and contributing and law-abiding residents of our communities we may need to create sanctuaries.
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The Taliban depend on Pakistan for sanctuaries and have a long history of cooperation with the Pakistani military and its intelligence agency.
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How can kitchens be anything but places where queer cooks have to barricade themselves in their own private sanctuaries, or else leave?
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Or take invasive species like the lionfish, which is having a destructive impact on the Florida Keys and the Flower Garden Banks sanctuaries.
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Animals who reside at sanctuaries are given ample space to engage in natural behaviors that are usually denied to animals on commercial farms.
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Since then, activists and politicians have been fighting to dismantle the harmful sanctuaries cities ban before it goes into affect on September 1st.
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"Places like Mullion Island should be sanctuaries for our seabirds, so it's distressing to see them become victims of human activity," Holder said.
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Responding to Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric, local governments have openly defied his orders, protecting the undocumented and declaring themselves "sanctuaries" from federal policy.
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Theories vary on why houses of worship across the world seem to be under increasing threat, though attacks on sanctuaries remain relatively rare.
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I passed a bill to establish chimp sanctuaries in Louisiana where they could live in natural surroundings rather than being kept in cages.
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"As a sanctuary, we do not breed animals living at Black Beauty or at our other affiliated sanctuaries and rehabilitation centers," explains Block.
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The so-called sanctuaries purportedly provide a more nurturing and safe environment for the elephants, compared to capturing and controlling a wild animal.
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"The tigers ... should be transferred to suitable sanctuaries and facilities that can offer them a better life," the group said in its statement.
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Dr. Bernal said he believes that the best hope for Tochecito lies in land purchases to create a contiguous chain of private sanctuaries.
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They suggest expanding protected wildlife sanctuaries, cracking down on the illegal bushmeat trade, educating the public on conservation, and being smarter about development.
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Congress should penalize governments and government officials who refuse to follow federal law by allowing their cities to become sanctuaries for illegal aliens.
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"We know the fisheries like to concentrate here," said Andrea Kavanagh, a director of the Southern Ocean Sanctuaries Campaign at Pew Charitable Trusts.
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Explore.org has hundreds of webcams set up in national parks and wildlife sanctuaries around the world and aggregates their livestreams on its website.
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Those who have spent a lot of time in stadiums and arenas know that they are rarely sanctuaries of patriotic conformity and decorum.
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While the Taliban have sanctuaries across the Pakistani border to the east and south, their presence in Afghanistan's northern neighbor, Tajikistan, is rare.
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I told everybody to call their loved ones, to call the sanctuaries, to call their lawyers and let them know what's going on.
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Greenpeace has been campaigning for the establishment of three Antarctic sanctuaries, which it says would offer protection to many of the colonies surveyed.
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The VCDL led an effort to pass symbolic resolutions declaring counties "Second Amendment sanctuaries" in support of gun rights for "law abiding" citizens.
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"[Bedrooms] serve as sanctuaries for boys and girls who continue to grow in Kuwaiti families where collective needs outweigh the individuals," she writes.
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There are more than 6900,2628 marine protected areas in the U.S. covering 28503 percent of marine waters, which include marine monuments and sanctuaries.
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Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi has said the campaign has dismantled nearly all of the ADF's sanctuaries, but attacks continue unabated.
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"The American decision is an aggression on our people and a war on our sanctuaries," Ismail Haniyeh, a Hamas leader, said on Thursday.
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Animal rights advocates have campaigned for sea animals held in captivity, like the orcas of SeaWorld, to be released into ocean sanctuaries for years.
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And beyond that, there's already a new executive order that threatens a whole bunch of marine sanctuaries, including Monterey Bay and the Channel Islands.
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"Afghanistan was urged to take urgent measures to eliminate the terrorists and their sanctuaries, financiers and handlers," the foreign office said in a statement.
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The creatures great and small, which were taken to other wild animal sanctuaries in Southern California, have been stressed by the move, Colette said.
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These buffer zones are key for protecting the water and air around parks, they're key for wildlife migration, and sometimes function as birds' sanctuaries.
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Isaac Pareto: Who wants to show up on a new planet and have to start reseeding forests and avoiding animal sanctuaries and carpooling everywhere?
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But taking the long view, the data on terrorist attacks does not support a narrative of incipient religious war or sanctuaries facing increasing threats.
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Southern white rhinos, once thought to be extinct, now thrive in protected sanctuaries and are classified as near threatened, the World Wildlife Fund says.
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The federal agency houses more than 45,000 horses and burros in corrals, pastures or sanctuaries at a cost of more than $49 million annually.
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A House GOP lawmaker plans to introduce legislation on Wednesday to punish universities for serving as sanctuaries for students who are illegal immigrants. Rep.
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"The offensive operations against sanctuaries would be in other areas that we've identified with the Pakistani leadership on a number of occasions," he said.
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And even with the steady rise of shootings and hate crimes, spiritual sanctuaries remain among the more secure spots to spend a Sunday morning.
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The clashes turned what had been sanctuaries for the students at the core of the movement into scenes that evoked medieval citadels under siege.
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Taliban envoys were expected to join the discussions after being pressured by the Pakistani government, which provides the insurgents with sanctuaries inside its territory.
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They planted homeopathic teas underground to enrich the land and built flora-filled "insect sanctuaries" to attract critters that would eat vine-munching pests.
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Esperanza Álvarez is a vet and the founder of El Valle Encantado in Madrid—one of ten sanctuaries for formerly working animals in Spain.
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If you want to be a criminal and be here illegally, my advice is to go to California or one of those other sanctuaries.
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They say it is better for tourists simply to observe the animals in refuges and sanctuaries, which are a growing part of the business.
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The cafes are sanctuaries for women in an Islamic culture that still dictates how they should dress, behave in public and interact with men.
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Yes, but: Individual Protestant churches have long been used as de-facto sanctuaries, as undocumented migrants can stay in them to avoid ICE officers.
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The report urges, once again, that all chimps should be transferred to sanctuaries, unless such a move is "extremely likely" to shorten their lives.
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To clean up the oceans, Warren calls for expanding marine protected areas, which are sanctuaries where most commercial fishing and other activities are banned.
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Matthews admitted to taking the photographs and videos in real time on his cell phone as he watched the sanctuaries burn, the DOJ said.
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If Second Amendment sanctuaries are to mean anything, though, local police have to refuse to enforce state laws that local leaders think are unconstitutional.
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In each case, a religious community has been left grieving, pondering its future and feeling unsettled in sites that were supposed to be sanctuaries.
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One of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham's predecessor organizations, Jabhat al-Nusrah, allowed al Qaeda-linked individuals to plan attacks from its sanctuaries in Syria.
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Dozens of counties in Virginia have declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries" in recent weeks after Democrats won control of the state legislature last month.
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I began painting fish whose tails had mutated into small, mobile, coral sanctuaries for other fish who have been displaced from their former habitats.
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But three years later, the NIH is still struggling to retire the more than 200 federally-owned chimps that remain in labs, to sanctuaries.
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"Places of worship are sanctuaries, safe places, places to be vulnerable, places to pray and express with others what is most dear to our hearts."
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Immigration officials have a policy against arresting people inside "sensitive locations," including churches, and this historically has made the buildings potential sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants.
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Today, her nonprofit distributes money to sanctuaries all over the world, and at 12 years old, Genesis has no plans to stop any time soon.
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The U.S. Commerce Department is scheduled to issue its recommendations on the sanctuaries, located in the Pacific, the Great Lakes, and the Atlantic, next month.
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"What I'm looking to do is to create an organization that acts as a conduit between mental health professionals and other animal sanctuaries," she says.
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She started the Jane Goodall Institute, an organisation which has created sanctuaries for apes, in 2015 and has worked on community development for 40 years.
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" Luke Sherwin, one of the co-founders of the mattress company Casper who just started a new home renovations startup, Block, calls updated bathrooms "sanctuaries.
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service, which manages manatee refuges and sanctuaries, last year proposed reclassifying the West Indian manatee, which includes the Florida manatee.
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"One of the most frequent questions we get from travelers is about 'sanctuaries' in Asia," Jason Baker, PETA vice president of international campaigns, tells CNN.
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Today, only 1 percent of the global seas are protected and there is no legal instrument that allows the creation of sanctuaries on international waters.
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She suggests the whales be completely extracated from the park into "sea sanctuaries," a theoretical concept for an underwater preserve devoted to protecting sea life.
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Armed groups and poachers have used these remote areas as sanctuaries and business headquarters, trafficking in ivory, minerals, and charcoal made from old-growth forest.
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The physician Dame Cicely Saunders founded the first modern clinic in London; the term "hospice" had first been used by old sanctuaries for weary travelers.
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Local authorities have begun making efforts in recent years to save the species, designating five sanctuaries in India for markhors to roam freely and reproduce.
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Central Americans had become the subject of fierce political jockeying, and scores of churches opened their doors as sanctuaries to flout the Reagan White House.
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You may wonder about the need for restaurants that function as sanctuaries in major cities that swung Democratic and were bastions of Hillary Clinton supporters.
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Big Cat Rescue, according to the foundation's site, is one of the largest accredited sanctuaries with the mission of saving abused and abandoned big cats.
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Around the country, a string of threats and attacks in recent years have led many houses of worship to take steps to secure their sanctuaries.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about sanctuaries that take in chimpanzees once used for laboratory research misidentified a university that owns one such chimpanzee.
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"Horses can also be sold to sanctuaries, become ranch stock horses, packing horses, or to buyers that may send them to slaughter," the agency said.
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Two new sanctuaries off the southern tip of New Zealand -- Coal Island and Five Fingers Peninsula on Resolution Island -- are being prepared for kakapo reintroduction.
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These officers represent the line between murderous profiteers and the planet's remaining wild landscapes, the sanctuaries for some of our most endangered animals and plants.
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They were given emergency veterinary care, then safely transported to two different sanctuaries, Safe Haven Wildlife Sanctuary in Nevada and Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas.
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Here, Isa Leshko shares with BuzzFeed News some of her favorite portraits from her new book and discusses with us the importance of farm sanctuaries today.
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The total population of the species, including those now living in special sanctuaries set up by the state, now stands at an estimated 1,012, Yu said.
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Most self-proclaimed sanctuary jurisdictions decline to honor detainers — and so do many jurisdictions that do not consider themselves sanctuaries, in part to avoid constitutional challenges.
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Healthier turtles are packed into banana boxes and flown by volunteers to zoos, aquariums, and turtle sanctuaries until they're ready to be released in warmer waters.
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In relatively short order, the deed was done: The US-led mission eliminated the sanctuaries inhabited by al Qaeda and removed its Taliban hosts from power.
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Maybe it's doubly important that people with fulfilling vocations develop, and be seen to develop, sanctuaries outside them: in play, solitude, family, faith, hobbies and leisure.
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All of the tigers removed from Tiger Temple will be transferred to state-owned sanctuaries, said the deputy director-general of Thailand's Department of National Parks.
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The various sanctuaries, unveiled at a high-level conference in Washington, limit commercial fishing, oil and gas drilling, and other human activities that affect ocean ecosystems.
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For nearly two decades, Washington has implored Islamabad to shut down sanctuaries for militants -- mainly the Afghan Taliban and Haqqani Network -- that target Americans in Afghanistan.
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Leshko pointed out that there is a network of sanctuaries dedicated to the rehabilitation and housing of aging animals that have been rescued from grim situations.
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I'm glad that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is starting to acknowledge this too ("Lawmakers press for research monkeys to go to sanctuaries," Dec. 22).
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Just before a Sunday morning service in the early 21990s, two women walked into one of Manhattan's most venerable sanctuaries, Marble Collegiate Church, on Fifth Avenue.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, a Republican, has tried to crack down on mainly Democratic-run cities and states that he claims are "sanctuaries" for illegal immigrants.
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Not so at Jade Mountain, where the bi-level Sanctuaries have between 1,400 and 2,000 square feet of living space devoted to sleeping, eating, and bathing.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is reviewing 11 national marine sanctuaries and monuments that are larger than the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Michigan combined.
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In only three months, more than 100 municipalities and counties — nearly all of them in rural areas of the state — have declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries.
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Elizabeth Warren is out with new plans to speed up offshore wind projects, expand marine sanctuaries, and bolster use of oceans to soak up carbon emissions.
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Several embraced Mr. Trump's directives that limited new refugees, ordered up the border wall and cut off federal grant money to cities labeled sanctuaries for immigrants.
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At the Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries reserve, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, illegal logging has clear-cut more than 3,200 acres of panda habitat.
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Part of that effort involves a Justice Department crackdown on primarily Democratic-governed cities and states that Sessions calls "sanctuaries" that protect illegal immigrants from deportation.
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Protecting our oceans Greenpeace is traveling from the Arctic to the Antarctic to highlight the threats facing our oceans and part of its campaign for ocean sanctuaries.
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Commercial fish varieties, including pearl-spots, red snappers and mangrove snappers, can now multiply in these sanctuaries where eels, water snakes and otters add to the biodiversity.
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That's another key difference: At sanctuaries, farm animals are able to form friendships with other animals because they are not continually stressed by their cramped living conditions.
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The ICMR called on the government last week to take immediate steps to place the lions in two or three different sanctuaries to save them from extinction.
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Some of the more specialized recordings are, say, in sanctuaries in Senegal, but there are also sounds from urban areas that people have snatched on their iPhones.
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We'd rather be able to come to a country like South Africa and see animals in the wild, and support sanctuaries that are doing good rescue work.
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A key part of that effort involves a crackdown on primarily Democrat-governed cities and states that Sessions claims are "sanctuaries" that protect illegal immigrants from deportation.
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Through her stand and GoFundMe, Frannie was able to raise more than $1,200 for the sanctuary, which is one of America's largest and most diverse animal sanctuaries.
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The site in Georgia is poised to become one the largest chimp sanctuaries in the U.S., and it will need more help to make that growth sustainable.
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"These animals belong in their natural habitats or in wildlife sanctuaries, not in performances where their safety and the safety of others is at risk," he continued.
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Behind the scenes, she was constantly protesting the treatment of European Jews, and trying to find sanctuaries for some of the most famous artists, intellectuals and writers.
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That would undermine another Trump goal of pressuring Islamabad to shutter Afghan insurgent sanctuaries on its side of the border and force the militants into peace talks.
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Cities across the U.S. have declared themselves "sanctuaries," meaning they will not provide information about the legal status of immigrants within their jurisdictions to the federal government.
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Fabric recently joined a growing list of venues – from LGBT sanctuaries like the Black Cap to underground gems like Plastic People – that have been forced to close.
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College campuses, major metropolitan cities, churches, and even entire counties have all begun to label themselves "safe zones" and "sanctuaries," offering protection to any who seek it.
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It's a tactic embraced by both ends of America's political spectrum: Some cities have become so-called sanctuaries from immigration crackdowns and, elsewhere, from stricter gun laws.
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" But the ministers said they welcomed Japan's exit from the Antarctic and the Australian Whale Sanctuary, which they said "will finally be true sanctuaries for all whales.
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On Wednesday, Zalmay Khalizad, the United States special envoy who had been conducting those talks, arrived for meetings with officials in Pakistan, where Taliban insurgents have sanctuaries.
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Over the following decades, more communities, including the Amana Colonies in Iowa and the Oneida Colony in upstate New York, served as sanctuaries from materialism and modernity.
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As per the script drafted in Hanoi, Westmoreland sent large detachments of troops to those areas, inflicted heavy casualties and drove enemy forces back into their sanctuaries.
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It's not enough for cities like New York to declare themselves "sanctuaries," which simply means that the local police won't detain noncitizens on the federal government's behalf.
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Mr. Trump said that the United States would put significant new pressure on Pakistan to crack down on the terrorist sanctuaries that line its border with Afghanistan.
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Meanwhile, Virginia residents who support the rule of law are still waiting for Herring to advise illegal immigration sanctuaries that their policies are both illegal and unacceptable.
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Since then, 100 counties and cities passed resolutions declaring themselves "Second Amendment Sanctuaries," meaning that they will decide which gun laws to enforce and which to ignore.
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Also, the speech is now expected to touch on a new strategy in Afghanistan and once again criticize Pakistan for not doing enough to eliminate terror sanctuaries.
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If Congress is looking for more money to spend on highways, redirecting gas tax money from squirrel sanctuaries is a better place to start than raising taxes.
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By mid-century, America's national parks are going to become some of the most critical sanctuaries for birds struggling to adapt to climate change and human development.
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The buildings were probably burned along with many other sanctuaries, and the trees from the grove of academe were felled to provide timber for his siege machines.
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The government chimps are being moved — albeit slowly — to sanctuaries where they will be able to live out their days together in peace, with room to roam.
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Dirks' battle cry that his university is not a "battlefield" disingenuously suggests universities are mere sanctuaries of unperturbed learning far from the madding crowd of exasperating extremists.
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They've proudly declared themselves "sanctuaries," or made it clear, in other ways, that they're committed to protecting their immigrant residents even at the risk of federal funding.
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Dozens of cities that could count as "sanctuaries" have already made it clear that they won't change their policies even at the risk of losing federal funding.
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"That these are war graves is a very important consideration," Frank Cantelas, Acting Director of the Maritime Heritage Program at the NOAA's Office of Marine Sanctuaries, told Gizmodo.
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While many of these states have multiple counties/cities that are designated sanctuaries, there is only one city or county listed for Ohio, Nevada, Mississippi, Minnesota, and Louisiana.
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Finally, you can also help by signing petitions like this one to ask mayors to make their cities sanctuaries or by checking out this list of college petitions.
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Lastly, we have Isa Leshko's breathtaking portraits of rescued farm animals and the animal sanctuaries that have saved them from what is often a cruel and inhumane environment.
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Idyllic retreats to Wi-Fi-equipped wilderness sanctuaries and half-year paid stays at large institutions are what most artists hope and crave when applying for a residency.
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They would then be rolled or folded up and placed in a relevant area usually below the ground, graves, wells, temples, sanctuaries or the homes of the cursed.
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Except that Black Jaguar-White Tiger™ is not a sanctuary accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries, which is the standard-bearer in independent sanctuary accreditors.
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The team collected features from four species of birds of prey, shed naturally in sanctuaries: the Harris hawk, the red-tailed hawk, the kestrel, and the barn owl.
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"Non-human primates should have the legal right to live freely or, when necessary, in sanctuaries only for medical rehabilitation or ecological assistance for endangered species," she said.
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Some were destined for new homes in sanctuaries in Israel and Jordan, and the tiger will be flown to Four Paws' Lionsrock Big Cat Sanctuary in South Africa.
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The rules of war, enshrined for decades, require hospitals to be treated as sanctuaries from war — and for health workers to be left alone to do their jobs.
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But until the strike against Mullah Mansour on Saturday, consecutive administrations in Washington had resisted the temptation of going after Taliban sanctuaries out of fear of angering Pakistan.
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" Kate released a message of support in honor of Children's Hospice Week in June, saying: "Children's hospices provide vital sanctuaries for those experiencing the very toughest of times.
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Since Trump's victory in November, about 400 churches have declared themselves sanctuaries, bringing the total to more than 800, according to Church World Service, an international humanitarian nonprofit.
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"Free-range sanctuaries that are as large as possible are a much better option," said Katie Moore, animal rescue program director with the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
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A number of cities have declared themselves "sanctuaries," meaning that local authorities do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement to detain people solely based on their immigration status.
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Last month, the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution reminding combatants that hospitals must be treated as sanctuaries, not targets, and that violators must be held accountable.
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County officials in at least four states are declaring gun sanctuaries in response to new restrictions which they believe infringe on Second Amendment constitutional rights, Reuters reported Monday.
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Members of churches and synagogues are again offering their houses of worship as sanctuaries for undocumented people fearing deportation, according to groups that work with immigrants and refugees.
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Still, Finkelpearl was reluctant to call cultural institutions "sanctuaries," either for their participation in the program or in terms of their ability to protect undocumented immigrants in general.
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Topics include the possible creation of two huge Antarctic marine sanctuaries and the protection of krill, the easily overfished pinkish crustacean that sustains penguins, sea birds and whales.
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At the same time, its history is one of community support, of social welfare organizations and religious sanctuaries — no more so robust than on the Lower East Side.
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They're kind of like spirits, but they run through the core of our planet, linking the old Celtic sanctuaries of Germany to the Viking castles of the Netherlands.
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Both Mr. Trump and President Barack Obama relied on a mix of military force and diplomatic pressure on Pakistan to crack down on insurgent sanctuaries in that country.
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The geometric grandeur and decorative reliefs of the pyramids, sanctuaries and building complexes of the Maya, Aztec, Zapotec and other civilizations enabled Albers (1888-1976) to reach maturity.
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And with Jade Mountain always in high demand, the resort is planning to add another 24 Sanctuaries when a new sister property, Jade Sea, opens later this year.
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A number of the state's counties have declared themselves as Second Amendment "sanctuaries," while some sheriffs have previously said they'd rather go to jail than enforce the law.
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Mark Lee Dickson, the activist behind the Sanctuaries For the Unborn movement and the director of Right to Life of East Texas, is well aware of these limitations.
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During his more than three decades overseeing the Archdiocese of Havana, Cardinal Ortega restored dozens of sanctuaries and established the headquarters of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Cuba.
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But while American ground forces mounted search-and-destroy operations and inflicted heavy losses, an elusive and resilient enemy avoided contact when necessary and retreated into its sanctuaries.
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This week, Surrey and Craig counties declared themselves "Second Amendment" sanctuaries, joining the more than 40 counties across the state that have passed such resolutions in recent weeks.
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Every time the so-called "ring of steel" in the city is penetrated, it challenges the government's ability to remain in control of even its most important sanctuaries.
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There's no guarantee whatsoever that taking a harder line on Pakistan, as Trump is likely to do, will magically make Pakistan smash the terrorist sanctuaries on its soil.
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A recent policy change by the federal agency now permits the adoption, transfer and retirement of healthy animals to shelters and sanctuaries after they've been involved in lab experiments.
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With a modest budget, his team is creating 20 new sanctuaries with cleaner water using filters that also keep out the non-native tilapia and carp stalking the canals.
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These wildlife sanctuaries all agree that the eclipse will be a learning opportunity, and many are enthusiastically opening their gates and inviting the public to watch the solar event.
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Some activists have called for SeaWorld to release its orcas into coastal sanctuaries, but the company says whales born or raised in captivity would likely die in the wild.
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Since then, scuba divers have been collecting images from nine sanctuaries across the US. Marine areas off the Hawaiian islands and Monterey Bay will soon become available, Tartt says.
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Together, the two sanctuaries would protect all species of whales that swim in Brazilian jurisdictional waters, alongside Argentina's and Uruguay's, plus the waters around the Southwest coast of Africa.
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The northern subspecies is believed to be extinct in the wild, according to the World Wildlife Fund, while the "near threatened" southern white rhino population is growing in sanctuaries.
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Trump's order tells the Commerce secretary to refrain from designating or expanding any national marine sanctuaries and to review protected areas named or enlarged in the last 10 years.
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He calls for an end to captive breeding of gorillas and an eventual shift from zoos to sanctuaries, with money saved going to conservation of species in the wild.
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Some countries, zoos and zoo associations mistakenly believe that this proposal would prevent zoos from sending their legally acquired elephants to other zoos, circuses or sanctuaries in other countries.
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Organizers of pro-gun sanctuaries in Washington, Oregon, New Mexico and Illinois are complicating the efforts of the Democratic majorities in those state governments to implement new gun controls.
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But as entrusted by states to incipient local governments, zoning became a potent instrument to exclude people of color or lower income from the sylvan sanctuaries of postwar suburbia.
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Barwal acknowledged many mica mines are located in protected forests or wildlife sanctuaries and it would be hard to get leases for these areas overseen by the environment ministry.
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From their sanctuaries in the crowded warrens of the Somali capital, his lightly armed but nimble militias ambushed and harassed American and coalition forces throughout the summer of 1993.
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Several other churches and sanctuaries in the town were damaged or destroyed, including the Church of Santa Maria Porta Ferrata and the late-15th-century Sanctuary of Icona Passatora.
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The National Institutes for Health has banned the use of chimpanzees in biomedical research and has retired hundreds of lab chimps, some of which have been moved to sanctuaries.
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A countercultural organization founded in the late 1970s by Harry Hay, Radical Faeries advocated the formation of rural back-to-the-land queer sanctuaries, many of which still exist.
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As Mr. Valencia has learned in the six years since he started photographing rescued creatures in zoos, shelters and other sanctuaries, it is an enormous issue in his country.
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For decades, naturalists have worked to build a corridor of public and private sanctuaries along the Rio Grande to allow the ocelot and other wildlife to roam semi-freely.
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At least 91 of 95 Virginia counties and several other localities in the state have declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries, saying they will not enforce strict state gun restrictions.
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Virginia in the past month has been swept up in a pro-gun movement known as "Second Amendment sanctuaries," or localities that vow not to enforce "unconstitutional" gun laws.
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The concept has grown in prominence as gun rights groups, including the NRA and the Virginia Citizens Defense League, have successfully lobbied municipalities to declare themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries.
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The Taliban and the Islamic State have battled each other for control of territory in Afghanistan, and Afghan Taliban leaders have long used sanctuaries across the border in Pakistan.
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The movement to proclaim counties and cities sanctuaries originated in Illinois in March of this year, followed by Colorado the same month, California in August and Florida in November.
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Both men had been shaken from their respective sanctuaries of literary and athletic attainment by the harsh realities of a nation deeply divided by war, race and social inequality.
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But representatives of the Greek Orthodox Church have launched a legal battle to return them to the Kosinitza Monastery, one of the oldest and most important Orthodox Christian sanctuaries.
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Both Chicago and Los Angeles, in addition to New York, Boston, and others, affirmed their statuses as "sanctuaries" after Donald Trump's election and in the weeks since his Jan.
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There are no plans to release these whales, most of whom have spent their life in captivity, into sea sanctuaries — an alternative that multiple animal welfare groups have campaigned for.
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"We can put a window to the ocean in the palm of someone's hand and let them explore the underwater world and national marine sanctuaries through that window," says Tartt.
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Over 1,000 animals were going to be relocated to sanctuaries according to the statements from developers last summer, but the animals continue to live in inhumane conditions a year later.
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He believes Tommy and Kiko should be released to true sanctuaries, with living conditions more akin to the jungles chimpanzees are native to, and importantly, other chimpanzees to socialize with.
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Though fish populations recovered in 70% of these sanctuaries after their establishment, those in the best-managed reserves did so three times faster than those in the worst-managed ones.
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Earlier this year, scientists in Borneo discovered that while isolated in sanctuaries, orangutans would interbreed, resulting in unique "cocktails" of genes, which were genetically distinct from those in wild populations.
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However, due to limited space at existing sanctuaries — such as Chimp Haven in Louisiana and Save the Chimps in Florida — the creation of new refuges like Project Chimps is crucial.
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The same principle is at stake in the debates over states and local governments declining to participate in enforcing federal immigration law, including by declaring themselves sanctuaries from aggressive enforcement.
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Cities across the U.S. have declared themselves sanctuaries since Trump's election, meaning they will not provide information about the legal status of immigrants within their jurisdictions to the federal government.
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The right, wrongly insinuating that the "real world" has no such sanctuaries, has taken to using the term sarcastically or as a suggestion of where liberals ought to return to.
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"Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups, such as ISIS, have taken advantage of undergoverned spaces in Libya to establish sanctuaries for plotting, inspiring and directing terror attacks," the statement said.
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But amid all the human traffic, a few sanctuaries can be found — some for fans, others for players and one for a colony of about a half-million honey bees.
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The Garden of Flowing Fragrance is one of the many stunning gardens on the extensive grounds of The Huntington in San Marino, one of the author's sanctuaries from the city.
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Church leaders also said that they've been fully cooperating with the government's quarantine efforts, and have closed all of their 74 sanctuaries across the country, providing worship services online instead.
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But in the last year or so, conservative cities and counties around the nation have co-opted the term, declaring themselves sanctuaries from attempts at gun control -- and now, abortions.
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The majority of Virginia counties have declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries" that won't enforce laws they claim are unconstitutional — a not-so-implicit threat against the new gun control proposals.
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Last week the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the decision did not prohibit New Jersey from denying state aid to repair damaged sanctuaries because that would support religion.
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Mugambi often spends weeks away from his own family caring for orphaned black rhinos, which are placed in wildlife sanctuaries like this one after their mothers are killed by poachers.
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Elephants exploited for labor are then difficult to return to the wild; whenever this isn't feasible, they will ideally require specialist care in sanctuaries prepared to provide for their particular needs.
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What's being considered The US Fish and Wildlife Service, which manages manatee refuges and sanctuaries, last year proposed reclassifying the West Indian manatee from endangered to threatened -- a less serious status.
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Pakistan has long rejected accusations that it fails to tackle the militants battling the Kabul government and U.S.-led foreign forces in Afghanistan, from sanctuaries on its side of the border.
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At least 91 out of 95 Virginia counties, in addition to other localities, have now declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries" where local officials say they will not enforce gun restriction laws.
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Prince-Bythewood directs the series' pilot and gives it an immediate feel — you are really here, in this little town, entering the characters' private sanctuaries to better understand who they are.
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People of faith must be joined by people of no faith to demand that our places of worship be returned to sanctuaries of respite and safety, where fear has no pew.
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An administration that has separated children from their parents, hardly permitting a whiff of farewell -- and then all too often loses track of the kids -- wants to bring migrants to sanctuaries?
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"We believe this will inspire other facilities to move their belugas and other whales and dolphins to sanctuaries in other parts of the world," Cathy Williamson, WDC captivity campaign manager, said.
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In addition, the order will direct Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to review previous presidents' designations of marine sanctuaries and national monuments under the 1906 Antiquities Act over the last 10 years.
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The United States has been calling on Pakistan to do more to tackle alleged Haqqani network sanctuaries on the Pakistani side of the Afghan border, or it might cut military aid.
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Jessica Jones star Krysten Ritter has joined People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals in its new campaign urging SeaWorld to free captive whales from tiny tanks and into sea sanctuaries.
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The bill follows efforts by President Donald Trump to step up deportations and crack down on cities, including New York and Chicago, that his administration describes as sanctuaries for illegal immigrants.
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They're doing a lot of great work of opening up their sanctuaries and allowing LGBT people of faith and those who may just be LGBT and need a place to grieve.
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GOP lawmaker plans bill targeting 'sanctuary' universities: A House GOP lawmaker plans to introduce legislation on Wednesday to punish universities for serving as sanctuaries for students who are illegal immigrants. Rep.
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Altogether, countries at the two-day oceans conference will announce new sanctuaries covering nearly 460,000 square miles (1.19 million square km) of ocean, an area around the size of South Africa.
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Among others, the mayors of New York, Chicago, Seattle, Philadelphia and Washington have said their cities will be immigrant sanctuaries that do not cooperate with United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Now most of these sanctuaries have been wiped out by yuppies and gentrification, or in downtown NYC's case, fucking idiot students who've made the East Village their own private frat party.
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The Goat Islands and Hellshire Hills are part of the Portland Bight Protected Area, which was established in 1999 and contains mangroves, unique forests, limestone outcroppings, coral reefs and fish sanctuaries.
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Although chimps in research were once housed in smaller cages, and in isolation for experiments, practices have changed; labs and sanctuaries have recognized that it is cruel to house chimps alone.
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But moving the chimps now at universities and other research centers into retirement sanctuaries in the United States is taking longer than advocates for the intelligent and sociable animals had hoped.
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General McMaster continued tweaking the plan, which now had benchmarks for reducing corruption in the Afghan government and for pressing Pakistan to wipe out terrorist sanctuaries on its border with Afghanistan.
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But at Jade, the Sanctuaries come with swimming pools — our Moon Sanctuary pool was 900 square feet, big enough to swim perhaps a half-dozen strokes in from end to end.
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Currently, protections afforded humpback whales offshore in the nearby Greater Farallones, Cordell Bank, and Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuaries, such as seasonal vessel speed reductions, are absent in San Francisco Bay.
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Not only are they natural community centers, but they also function as sanctuaries from law-enforcement scrutiny — an important protection for amateur cooks of varying immigration statuses and English-language abilities.
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But rather than tolerating such slander, cities should seize back the term, defining sanctuaries as places that stand for reason in the face of overreaching, unjust and often lawless federal enforcement.
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Sanctuaries for the core leaders and members of al Qaeda remain in parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan, and its franchises remain potent forces in places like Yemen, Syria, Somalia and elsewhere.
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"ISIS and al-Qaeda have taken advantage of ungoverned spaces in Libya to establish sanctuaries for plotting, inspiring and directing terror attacks," the statement said, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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He emphasizes how, whether the 18th-century madhouse or the 20th-century institution, each era has been characterized by a cyclical nature of care, swinging from sanctuaries to prison-like confines.
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Post-election frenzy In the wake of the election, Schneiderman offered guidance to states and counties that want to become "sanctuaries" that do not deport undocumented immigrants who abide by the law.
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The goal is to expand access to the marine sanctuaries — even if just virtually — so that more people are aware of what these precious habitats look like, and what challenges they're facing.
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For nearly a decade, photographer Isa Leshko has traveled the US visiting sanctuaries that provide refuge to aging farm animals in an industry that slaughters over 8 billion land animals per year.
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Pakistan's foreign office said it had summoned Syed Abdul Nasir Yousafi, deputy head of mission at Afghanistan's embassy in Islamabad, on Wednesday to voice concern about Jamaat-ur-Ahrar "sanctuaries" in Afghanistan.
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"Our members are not currently pursuing this opportunity," said Catherine Reheis-Boyd, the president of the Western States Petroleum Association, referring to four marine sanctuaries off California's coast that are under review.
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Other sanctuaries under review include the Thunder Bay Sanctuary in the Great Lakes, the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts in the Atlantic, and sites off Hawaii, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands.
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But at Dauin the proceeds of a fee which divers are charged for each excursion do at least pay for a coastal patrol that watches over marine sanctuaries to prevent illegal fishing.
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"It's not going to be easy, because all legitimate sanctuaries are full of tigers right now," Ed Stewart, president of the Performing Animal Welfare Society, or PAWS, explained to the Washington Post.
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Afghan officials from Mr. Ghani on down have blamed Pakistan for the collapse of peace talks with the Taliban and for continuing to provide sanctuaries for Taliban leaders and fighters inside Pakistan.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday joined more than 0003 countries in creating 40 new marine sanctuaries around the world to protect oceans from the threat of climate change and pollution.
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While some city mayors and immigration activists have promised to fight the order, legislators in 33 states have introduced measures to limit or prevent cities from acting as sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants.
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The environmental group has been investigating mills illegally growing palm oil in protected reserves in Sumatra, Indonesia — one of the most important sanctuaries to the densest population of orangutans in the world.
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Many of its cities have declared that they are sanctuaries, but the word's meaning varies, from a mainly symbolic expression of support for the undocumented to the implementation of more concrete measures.
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"No, I haven't seen any change yet in their behavior," Nicholson told reporters after a NATO defense ministers meeting in Brussels when asked whether Pakistan was cooperating more in eliminating Taliban sanctuaries.
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There will always be these redeeming qualities, though, parts of town that are sanctuaries like Stern Grove or the Presidio—you'd never know you're in a city when you're down in there.
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Frequently, the militants were hiding until the pesh merga fighters entered a town to clear it, suddenly popping out of their sanctuaries to attack the Kurds with gunfire or possibly explosive belts.
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Numerous left-leaning communities across the nation have declared themselves sanctuaries for immigrants, refusing to comply with federal enforcement efforts that have been ramped up since Mr. Trump has been in office.
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Dozens of right-leaning municipalities have become Second Amendment sanctuaries, adopting laws or resolutions to hinder the enforcement of gun-control measures such as universal background checks or bans on assault weapons.
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This has allowed the team to build trust with and employ people living near the wildlife sanctuaries, many of whom become enthusiastic tortoise stewards and keep an eye out for illegal activity.
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Like other nearby sanctuaries such as Avignon and Cavaillon, Carpentras was not in France, but within the Comtat Venaissin, a papal state, where Pope John XXII decreed that refugees would be welcome.
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This portion of Japan's decision was welcomed by Australia, which has supported sanctuaries to protect Antarctic whale populations and which challenged Japan's "scientific research" in the International Court of Justice in 2014.
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Taliban attacks in Pakistan have declined in recent months since the army carried out several operations against sanctuaries used by the Islamist militant groups in lawless districts along the border with Afghanistan.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis held talks with Indian leaders on Tuesday, vowing to jointly stamp out militant sanctuaries and seeking India's greater involvement in helping to stabilize Afghanistan.
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"Other sanctuaries have decided not to move their animals and just to do their best to defend them and I understand that too because it is extremely difficult to do," Barnard said.
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In addition to the 2000,000 horses it oversees on the range, the B.L.M. keeps about 45,000 horses that it has removed from the wild in corrals, off-range pastures and in sanctuaries.
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But the Trump administration's argument against sanctuary cities isn't that every single undocumented immigrant, including law-abiding and longtime residents, should be arrested — it's that sanctuaries cities protect even those with criminal records.
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According to The Oregonian, two groups were instrumental in garnering more than 97,000 signatures by July 6 to get the initiative on the November ballot: Oregonians for Immigration Reform and Stop Oregon Sanctuaries.
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In Brandt's cold eye, humanity's escape from itself seems predestined by how easily these civic structures, which he lavishes with as much refined attention as the people they shelter, mutate into makeshift sanctuaries.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has just launched a virtual dive gallery that allows you to visit five national marine sanctuaries across the US with your phone, laptop, or VR headset.
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" HRH The Duchess of Cambridge, as Royal Patron of @EACH_hospices, has sent a message of support for #ChildrensHospiceWeek It begins, "Children's hospices provide vital sanctuaries for those experiencing the very toughest of times.
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The federal judge in the case in April blocked the administration from enforcing part of the order -- a broad threat to take away federal funding from jurisdictions determined to be so-called sanctuaries.
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Among the measures that have benefited the species were a redesign of locks and levees, setting up manatee sanctuaries and speed limits on boats to avoid collisions, the department said in a statement.
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Failure to do so will exacerbate the difficulties associated with operating in megacities, prolong conflicts therein, and create circumstances where hostile groups can exploit physical and virtual sanctuaries largely unobserved by U.S. forces.
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Photographer Isa Leshko spent nearly a decade visiting animal sanctuaries, where she captured images of geriatric farm animals like Forest, a 16-year-old sheep, for a book titled "Allowed to Grow Old."
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What this means: For six months of antigovernment protests, Hong Kong's universities served as sanctuaries for the students at the movement's core, largely excluded from the turmoil of the rest of the city.
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He urged people who have to leave their homes or sanctuaries to go to work to form a contingency plan with family members in the event they're arrested, and talk with their bosses.
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This news might seem to be no news at all, in the sense that the movement of chimps to sanctuaries will continue along as it has been, with, it would seem, rare exceptions.
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In response to red flag laws, gun sanctuaries President Donald Trump backed red flag laws after a spurt of shootings over the summer -- including in El Paso, Texas; Dayton, Ohio; and Gilroy, California.
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But as states began passing their own versions of red flag laws, municipalities across the country responded by proclaiming themselves Second Amendment "sanctuaries," saying they wouldn't enforce laws that infringe on their rights.
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Administration officials have been developing ways to try to pressure Pakistan to shut down the sanctuaries there for the Taliban, a goal Republican and Democrat administrations have pursued for years with little success.
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In March, Ms. Moslim and a team of divers and conservationists set out on a mission to chart these sea sanctuaries in hopes of bringing in a new kind of species here: tourists.
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"These attacks are evidence of a broader trend: Parties to conflict are treating hospitals and health clinics as targets, rather than respecting them as sanctuaries," António Guterres, the secretary general, told the council.
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More than 85033 municipalities in Virginia have declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries" amid the Democratic majority's push for new gun control measures, with some local officials vowing not to enforce certain gun laws.
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With scorching heat and fire conditions expected to worsen, animal sanctuaries and rescue organizations have to decide whether to try to evacuate threatened areas or risk staying to try to protect the animals.
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Laird publicly supported Nixon's Vietnam policies but privately opposed the president's 1970 incursion into Cambodia against North Vietnamese sanctuaries and the 1972 resumption of U.S. bombing of North Vietnam and mining of its harbors.
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Joshua Stewart, a marine biology graduate student at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego, worked with experts from NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries to make the remarkable find.
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Colleen O'Brien, vice president of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), said on Monday that it was time for SeaWorld to release the 22 orcas still housed at parks to seaside sanctuaries.
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Tse later became a member of the group, say police, and like many of his Big Circle Gang brethren moved to Hong Kong, then further afield as they sought sanctuaries for their criminal activities.
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"This is a hot-button issue because there is no legal definition for what constitutes a sanctuary city, and legislation and policies are coming into place that potentially penalize cities considered sanctuaries," Ryan said.
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A Wednesday report from the Associated Press originally misstated the otters had been stolen twice before (and has since been corrected), but Freeman said that figure referred to two cases at other animal sanctuaries.
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Living in Northeast Ohio, I often choose to escape the urban environment in favor of the small nature sanctuaries in the Cleveland Metroparks system and down the road in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
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The general would not say how much time the US would allow for Pakistan to change its behavior before taking additional actions to compel Islamabad to crack down on Afghan Taliban sanctuaries in Pakistan.
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The day before mayors were invited to the White House, the Justice Department threatened to subpoena 23 cities, counties and states the department said were acting as sanctuaries for immigrants in the country illegally.
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Elected sheriffs and county commissioners have said they can circumvent gun laws in multiple ways and admitted they took the idea from Democrats who have declared their cities as immigration sanctuaries, according to Reuters.
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Pakistan has blamed Pakistani Taliban militants it says are based on Afghan soil for attacks that have taken place in the region over the past two years, urging Kabul to eradicate "sanctuaries" for militants.
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With it, Haacke began his disruptions of museums' self-image as cultural sanctuaries set apart from public dissent and brought them into spheres of politics and tainted patronage still being brought to light today.
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The expansion will make Papahānaumokuākea the largest national monument in the US. The marine park will be larger than 46 states, as well as 7 times larger than all other national marine sanctuaries combined.
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Notre-Dame is a sanctuary, in a time when the American president spits on sanctuaries and has considered, as punishment, dumping poor migrants in those cities that dare to call themselves by that name.
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The disclosure signaled to Taliban fighters that some of their well-established sanctuaries are no longer safe and that they will need to change how they move around the battlefield to avoid American bombs.
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Deadly shootings in schools — that is, the killing of children in sanctuaries of learning — have become a distinctly American ritual, the rote responses as familiar as a kindergarten recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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The company will also continue to sell tickets for commercial and nonprofit organizations that are developing alternate seaside sanctuaries for cetaceans in captivity, and have made a public commitment to rehouse them these environments.
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The accord applies only to Taliban-held territory and not sanctuaries the insurgents have enjoyed for decades in neighboring Pakistan, where their leaders are believed to maintain ties with al Qaeda and other militants.
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In the past, most Yoruba settlements had sanctuaries like the Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove in the forests nearby, but now there is no other place like it left in the cultural region of Yorubaland.
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Smithfield argues that those squeals resulted from DxE themselves disturbing the pigs; DxE's staff say they often hear those squeals even before entering barns, and rarely hear them from pigs in settings like sanctuaries.
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Since then, however, 86 of the animals living in two state-run wildlife sanctuaries have died due to immune deficiencies from inbreeding, which made the animals vulnerable to deadly diseases, state wildlife authorities said.
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The everyday — in the form of schools, grocery stores and one very large Starbucks — mingled with signs for bird sanctuaries and state parks over the next 20 tropical miles from Key Largo to Islamorada.
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Australia plans to allow fishing across 80 percent of its protected maritime sanctuaries, the government said on Friday in a proposal that would vastly extend commercial activity in the world's largest marine-reserves network.
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"I fear that without continuing counterterrorism pressure, where there are ungoverned spaces used as sanctuaries, there will be resurgent threats," said Mr. Costa, now the executive director of the International Spy Museum in Washington.
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"PETA wants these animals to be placed in reputable sanctuaries where their specific species needs will be met," Rachel Mathews, an attorney and the Associate Director of Captive Animal Law Enforcement for PETA told PEOPLE.
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But the case has gained added weight amid growing political tensions between Washington and Islamabad following U.S. President Donald Trump's demand last week that Pakistan do more to cut off sanctuaries for Afghan Taliban insurgents.
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The proposal, which would take effect in February, would make Travis County — home of 1.1 million people, the University of Texas and Austin, the state capital — one of the state's largest sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants.
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It will be enormously expensive, bitterly divisive, and most likely ineffective; it will also slice through Big Bend National Park and other wildlife sanctuaries, disrupting the migration of more than 100 threatened and endangered species.
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Following SeaWorld's announcement on Thursday that it's ending its orca breeding program, the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), wants the company to place its existing orcas in sea sanctuaries.
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During the six months of antigovernment protests, Hong Kong's universities had been largely excluded from the turmoil of the rest of the city, and had served as sanctuaries for the students at the movement's core.
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Mr. Ghani's advisers are nevertheless encouraged that during the quadrilateral process, Pakistan has come out of a long-held denial about Taliban sanctuaries on its soil, both in private discussions as well as in public.
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"But there is little question that this massacre was inspired by the foreign terrorist ideology that ISIL espouses from its physical sanctuaries in the Middle East," he said, using another name for the Islamic State.
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For the states serve as buffers, softening the winner-take-all results of federal elections, and also serve as sanctuaries where people may move to leave behind a politics or a culture they cannot abide.
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One speaker, Facebook janitor Maria Gonzalez, said through a translator she would like to see tech companies make their campuses sanctuaries for immigrants who may face legal issues with their status, such as undocumented immigrants.
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What Pakistan does is seen as crucial to ending the conflict, because Taliban leaders who wage war in Afghanistan have long enjoyed sanctuaries there, putting them out of reach of Afghan forces and American drones.
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"Over my dead body will anyone walk into our schools and yank any child from the sanctity and the protection that schools, as sanctuaries of the young, provide," he said in a speech last November.
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The Massachusetts Lobstermen's Association and other commercial fishing groups had argued designating the area a monument was not consistent with the National Marine Sanctuaries Act, pushing to open the area to the industry once again.
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"I have studied great apes for 20 years in all contexts across the globe — labs, zoos, sanctuaries, the wild," Brian Hare, an anthropologist and primatologist at Duke University, wrote in an email at the time.
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Thai authorities maintained on Monday that the tigers were well taken care of at government sanctuaries and that they caught diseases like canine distemper virus or laryngeal paralysis because inbreeding had destroyed their immune system.
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Worldwide, wildlife populations are plummeting at astonishing rates, and the trend is perhaps most starkly evident in Africa's protected areas — the parks, game reserves and sanctuaries home to many of the world's most charismatic species.
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Most church shelters abide by variants on a policy called Safe Sanctuaries, which dictates that workers receive background checks and training, and that a minimum of two adults be present anywhere where there are children.
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Officially known as the "End Sanctuaries and Help Our American Homeless and Veterans Act," the bill moves to deny federal funding to cities that offer protections and services for undocumented immigrants, asylum seekers, refugees and others.
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Branded as the county's most effective animal protection organization, the Humane Society of the United States and its affiliates, which include an international arm and several sanctuaries, helped care for more than 100,000 animals in 2017.
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While some cities and counties across America have declared themselves sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants in response to the Trump administration's immigration policies, others have been quietly rolling out the red carpet for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Across the border area, over a million hectares of cropland (2,471,33 acres) has been submerged, roads and homes have been damaged, livestock has been swept away and killed, and entire wildlife sanctuaries have been cut off.
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Writing in the fifth century BC, Herodotus reported that during the previous century the Egyptian king Amasis granted Greek traders and sailors special privileges at Naukratis, allowing them to set up sanctuaries to their gods there.
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At the heart of the effort was reaching out to the government and powerful military of Pakistan, elements of which are believed to be aiding the Taliban and providing its leadership with sanctuaries on Pakistani soil.
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Several days before Mattis touched down in Islamabad, CIA director Mike Pompeo effectively warned at a security forum that if Pakistan doesn't smash the sanctuaries on its soil, then the United States will do so itself.
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In February, soon after the Trump administration issued an executive order that let the DOJ deny grants to cities that it deemed "sanctuaries," a couple of them went ahead and sued over the threat of defunding.
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The confiscated animals were taken to two state-run sanctuaries but it soon became apparent they were susceptible to canine distemper virus, said a senior official from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation.
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The confiscated animals were taken to two state-run sanctuaries but it soon became apparent they were susceptible to canine distemper virus, said a senior official from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation.
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And the announcement of the new party could further strain ties at a time when President Trump has laid out a South Asia strategy that includes new steps to pressure Pakistan to shut down militant sanctuaries.
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Tens of thousands gathered in Richmond last week to protest against the planned action, while at least 91 out of 85033 counties in Virginia have declared themselves "sanctuaries" against gun control laws passed by the state.
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While state legislators across the country were introducing bills to create red flag laws, local officials in Washington, Oregon, California, New Mexico, Florida and elsewhere, were writing up resolutions to declare themselves as Second Amendment Sanctuaries.
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To be sure, the Taliban also benefits in a big way from its sanctuaries and other forms of state support in Pakistan, not to mention from infusions of weaponry from Iran and, perhaps, Russia as well.
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Ralph Northam (D) "may have to nationalize the National Guard to enforce the law" comes as dozens of counties across Virginia have declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries" after Democrats took over the state legislature last election.
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The separation of war from peace that laid the ground for liberal democracy to develop was originally a legal achievement, whereas now it also requires defending sanctuaries of slowness in the news media, market and universities.
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His commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, has completed a secret review of national marine sanctuaries and national marine monuments to determine which protected ocean areas should be thrown open for offshore drilling and industrial-scale commercial fishing.
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On March 23, 2016, NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries (ONMS) and the U.S. Navy announced the discovery of the wreck of USS Conestoga (AT-15653) within the waters of Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary in California.
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We have not addressed most of the issues in any significant ways, except we've made a bit of progress on marine protected areas, creating these sanctuaries where we can give an opportunity for biodiversity to reestablish itself.
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The movement came to greater national attention under the Democratic administration of President Barack Obama who was criticized by Republicans for tolerating sanctuaries even as his administration moved to step up deportations of immigrants with criminal records.
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Bulletin Board Our Travel cover feature about retreats and sanctuaries in and around Los Angeles has received numerous complaints from readers who found the piece dismissive of Latino culture and clichéd in its portrayal of the city.
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Speaking at an Upper West Side cafe earlier this month, Ms. Moonan, a longtime design journalist, said her main interest was celebrating the professionals who have embedded sanctuaries, spas and palaces into New York apartments and townhouses.
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But, it being Sunday, the congregations were still at work in one of the most church-steeped parts of the country, even if many religious services were canceled because of flooded sanctuaries, dangerous roads and scattered parishioners.
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Mornings are announced by the rising sun and the songs of tropical birds; we had no issues with insects, but the beds in the Sanctuaries are protected by an interwoven canopy of mosquito netting, just in case.
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Dozens of municipalities have declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries," where local officials have vowed to oppose any new gun control measures, and advocates who oppose gun restrictions are organizing bus rides to the State Capitol on Monday.
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From 2009 to 2010, he was the director of the Pakistan and Afghan Coordination Cell at the Pentagon, allowing him to see how a victory in Afghanistan would be impossible if insurgents enjoyed sanctuaries across the border.
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Sustaining the gains would require greater cooperation from Pakistan, which has allowed the Taliban and extremist groups to maintain sanctuaries on its territory, and a more determined effort by Afghan authorities in fighting corruption and improving governance.
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President Richard Nixon approved B-52 strikes on suspected enemy locations in Cambodia from March 1969, and at the end of April 1970 he sent American ground forces across the frontier to find and destroy enemy sanctuaries.
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Sunken monumentsIn the early morning hours of December 7, 1941, the US minesweeper Condor spotted a submarine periscope just outside of Pearl Harbor, as noted in a historical NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries account of this largely forgotten incident.
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Officials from two animal sanctuaries in the northern Los Angeles County region, the Gibbon Conservation Center that is home to arboreal apes, and the Shambala Preserve for big cats, said they were able to avoid moving their animals.
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Wind industry representatives say that firms could power more than 16 million homes by erecting wind turbines on California's marine sanctuaries - but they would rather look for growth in places where such development is cheaper and less controversial.
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Marine protected areas, established as sanctuaries for polar bears, coral reefs and other wildlife threatened by human activities such as fishing and oil extraction, have failed to protect species from the impacts of global warming, the scientists said.
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In Idaho, where a good amount of pristine earth and sky still exists, officials are proposing the first "dark sky reserve" in the United States (a few smaller areas are already certified as dark sky parks and sanctuaries).
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Some Republican lawmakers and the group Rocky Mountain Gun Owners have sued to try to block the law, and about 26.25 of the state's 24 counties have passed resolutions declaring themselves 22017nd Amendment "sanctuaries" in response to it.
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General McMaster and other advisers warn that without reinforcements for the Afghan Army, the security situation in Afghanistan will get even more precarious than it is now, potentially creating more sanctuaries for Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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There is growing scientific evidence that creating large, undisturbed sanctuaries can help marine ecosystems and coastal populations cope with climate change effects, like sea-level rise, more intense storms, shifts in the distribution of species and ocean acidification.
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Whether mothers on school outings should be allowed to wear head scarves has become a particularly charged question, partly because French schools are seen as "sanctuaries" that shield children from external influences, religious or otherwise, Ms. Zuber said.
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Trump's blatant racial demagogy has awakened many from their "colorblind" slumber and spurred collective action to oppose the Muslim ban and the border wall, and to create sanctuaries for immigrants in their places of worship and local communities.
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Newly released digital archives at the University of California, Irvine show that California was home to a critical mass of cities declaring themselves sanctuaries for Central American refugees in the 1980s, when political violence caused many to flee.
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Similarly, the UN released a proposal on Monday that calls for one-third of the Earth to be designated as national parks, marine sanctuaries, and other protected areas by 2030 in order to stop a sixth mass extinction.
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Among the major questions are how to deal with the sanctuaries that the Taliban and other militants still have in neighboring Pakistan, how to fight Afghanistan's endemic corruption, and how to encourage a political settlement with the Taliban.
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Teammates said they were determined to play for Dylan -- who was known as DT -- and for everyone in the close-knit community, such as the churchgoers who welcomed players into their sanctuaries in the days following Dylan's death.
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Some sheriffs have said they oppose it and have said they would be willing to go to jail rather than enforce it and a number of counties have declared themselves Second Amendment "sanctuaries" in protest against the legislation.
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Earlier, Akihito performed a ritual announcement of his abdication in three palace sanctuaries, including one honoring the sun goddess Amaterasu Omikami, from whom mythology says the imperial line is descended, and two others for departed emperors and Shinto gods.
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Some activists have called for SeaWorld to release the more than 20 orcas it keeps at its three parks into coastal sanctuaries, but the company contends that whales born or raised in captivity would likely die in the wild.
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But there were no great sanctuaries, so far as we can tell, dedicated to Matidia; no identically faced sculptures honoured Drusilla; no newly founded city of Poppaeopolis marked the spot where Nero, allegedly, kicked his pregnant queen to death.
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CMFRI has included fish sanctuaries in a set of recommendations on coastal adaptation to climate change, for nations in the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, and India will offer technical assistance to countries that want to introduce them.
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WASHINGTON/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - In a bid to boost energy development, U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is considering shrinking or eliminating 300 marine sanctuaries designed to protect 425 million acres of coral reefs, marine mammal habitats and pristine beaches.
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Tanzania's minister for tourism and natural resources, Jumanne Maghembe, said the exercise to redraw boundaries of protected sites would be led by the country's National Parks Authority (TANAPA) to safeguard wildlife sanctuaries from illegal cattle grazing, logging and poaching.
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American Samoa is a particularly rich area for discovery, consisting of three different marine sanctuaries: the Rose Atoll Marine National Monument, the waters of the National Park of American Samoa, and the National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa (NMSAS).
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Perry's successor, Governor Greg Abbott, has declared war on cities and counties declaring themselves "sanctuaries" for undocumented immigrants, pushed for increased abortion restrictions, and imposed a statewide hiring freeze, though in recent days he's made allowance for some hiring.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The number of American churches declaring themselves sanctuaries for illegal immigrants has more than doubled since President Donald Trump was elected, but only a dozen people are known to be taking refuge there to avoid deportation.
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" Chris Johnson, WWF Antarctica program lead, said: "WWF welcomes the initiative ... A comprehensive and effective network of marine protected areas surrounding the continent -- which must include no-take marine sanctuaries -- is essential for safeguarding biodiversity and improving sustainable fisheries.
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There's been plenty of compelling alternative music made over these last seven years, but most of the people who are really pissed off these days are collecting guns and occupying bird sanctuaries, not distilling that energy into sonic piss'n'vinegar.
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At 22 Beach, a luxury condominium in TriBeCa, full-floor "private spa sanctuaries" have been installed in three of the single-family townhouse residences, each one with its own 2750-foot stainless-steel indoor pool, sauna and steam shower.
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Pakistan's new leader, stung by President Trump's threat to crack down on his country for harboring terrorists, insisted on Wednesday that Pakistani military forces had uprooted all the sanctuaries used by Islamic extremists along its rugged frontier with Afghanistan.
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More than 80 counties in Virginia out of 95 have declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries" where proposed gun control legislation would not be enforced despite passage at the state level under the argument that those laws would be unconstitutional.
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A number of the state's counties have declared themselves Second Amendment "sanctuaries" in an effort to fight back and some sheriffs, including Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams, have said they would rather go to jail than enforce the law.
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The data gets even more specific when one looks specifically at jobs in the museums category (which, per the peculiarities of the ACPSA metric, also includes planetariums, sports halls of fame, historical sites, zoos, botanical gardens, and nature sanctuaries).
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Now more than ever—especially in the aftermath of Orlando's Pulse shooting—it's important to continue developing sanctuaries that open doors to outsiders on the fringes of white gay nightlife, coloured bodies who share a similar heritage and oppressive scars.
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The researchers, led by Manon Schweinfurth of the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at St. Andrews, studied a group of semi-wild chimpanzees at the Chimfunshi field site in Zambia, which is one of the largest chimpanzee sanctuaries in the world.
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Big city mayors confident they'll remain sanctuaries "Every president encounters these challenges, every president has some executive actions struck down or limited by courts, but courts generally defer significantly to the president's power," said John Hudak of the Brookings Institution.
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And, most importantly, they have a safe place to rehabilitate from the physical and psychological toll performance work has taken on them "These sanctuaries exist to provide a place for retirement for the animals used in animal exploitation," Mathews added.
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The order also asks for a review of marine monuments and sanctuaries created in the past 10 years, and prohibits the creation of new ones, according to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who spoke to reporters about the order last night.
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"There are awesome sanctuaries all over the world who take care of lions in a magnificent way, but it's good to have the lions back in Africa where they belong," Emoya Big Cat Sanctuary co-founder Minunette Heuser told CNN.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A virtual Noah's Ark of wild beasts and livestock has been relocated to save them from a massive wildfire burning north of Los Angeles in a region that is home to exotic animal sanctuaries and horse ranches.
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Along with building India's first elephant hospital, Wildlife SOS works to achieve this goal through its 10 wildlife sanctuaries and centers throughout India, an anti-poaching wildlife crime enforcement unit and one of the world's busiest 24-hour wildlife hotlines.
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Most cities — and critics — have defined "sanctuaries" as places where local police and jail officials don't always comply with Immigration and Customs Enforcement requests to hold immigrants in jail (after they'd normally be released) so ICE officers can pick them up.
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When a homophobic killer armed with an assault rifle perpetrated one of the worst mass shootings in United States history in an Orlando gay bar this month, the reassuring idea that such places are sanctuaries was upended for many of us.
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"No, I haven't seen any change yet in their behavior," Nicholson told reporters following a meeting of the NATO defense ministers in Brussels when asked whether he had seen any increased cooperation from Pakistan with regards to eliminating Taliban sanctuaries.
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If nothing else, summer is the premiere season for activities: beaches and pools are hot-weather sanctuaries, outdoor workouts are at the top of our weekend checklists (right after brunch, of course), and vacations are aplenty (thank you, summer Fridays).
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FATIMA, Portugal (Reuters) - Pope Francis, visiting one of Catholicism's most famous sanctuaries, on Friday prayed for an end to wars he said were lacerating the world and urged the faithful to "tear down all walls" to spread justice and peace.
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According to Michael P. Carroll's Madonnas That Maim: Popular Catholicism in Italy Since the Fifteenth Century, the practice of installing ex-voto art in Catholic sanctuaries likely began in Italy, gaining prominence in the 16th century and then spreading around Europe.
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Greenpeace's trip to the Sargasso is part of its year-long pole-to-pole expedition to campaign for a Global Ocean Treaty that calls for the protection of a network of ocean sanctuaries covering 30% of the world's oceans by 2030.
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And yet the work is making a sizable footprint: in botanical sanctuaries such as Longue Vue House and Gardens in New Orleans, and Callaway Resort & Gardens in Pine Mountain, Ga.; in museum shows in New York, Miami and Palo Alto, Calif.
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"It is horrifying that innocents were massacred in a house of worship once again, a terrifying reality for all people of faith in this country who believe that their congregations are sanctuaries of peace, safety, life, and love," the letter reads.
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But where the former vice president invested heavily in diplomacy, Mr. Trump issued a blunt warning to Pakistan that it faced penalties — not least in terms of lost American aid — if it did not do better in eliminating sanctuaries for extremists.
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Mr. Trump's aides, previewing the speech, said it would include new steps to pressure neighboring Pakistan to shut down the sanctuaries there for the Taliban and other militants, a goal Republican and Democratic administrations have pursued for years with little success.
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Pakistan denies hosting militant sanctuaries, and Islamabad bristles at claims it has not done enough to tackle militancy, noting it has borne the brunt of violence in the so-called war on terror, suffering more than 217,22013 casualties since 214.7.
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The specter of a federal police force entering California to deal with homelessness would cause all sorts of problems, especially since cities in that state have already pledged to be sanctuaries from federal agents cracking down under Trump on undocumented immigrants.
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An evaluation by experts from the Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS) and India's Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) found healthy reproductive couples and larger shoals of fish larvae in the sanctuaries compared with other locations in the lake.
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We believe that the art of living a better everyday life at home starts in the bedroom — after all, it's where every day begins — and this light-hearted manual gives people some added stimulation to experiment with and enjoy their private sanctuaries.
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"For years, I've worked to end outdated government animal testing opposed by most Americans, and have been disturbed at how many animals are killed at the end of research even though there are individuals, rescues, and sanctuaries ready to take them in," Rep.
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The promise of the Big U, which is being designed by the Danish firm Bjarke Ingels Group, is that the 16-foot-high steel and concrete berms will be cleverly disguised as skate parks, public pools, urban farms, bird sanctuaries, and marshland trails.
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Getting an accreditation doesn't mean a sanctuary is safe—fatal big cat attacks have occurred on sanctuaries with this recognition—but Serio's heavily publicized cat compound stands out as particularly irresponsible because he allows untrained visitors to frolic with full-grown cats.
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Israeli Army engineers are believed to have booby-trapped the windows and doors of the sanctuaries and monks' cells, mostly belonging to the Eastern Orthodox churches, because they were being used as cover for Palestinian fighters infiltrating from Jordan to attack Israelis.
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Though it has lost thousands of members in recent decades, the Episcopal Church was long considered religion's upper crust in the United States, with landmark sanctuaries such as the National Cathedral in Washington and St. John the Divine in New York City.
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Like the nation's population as a whole, the American Church is becoming less white, a demographic shift that has led many denominations to ensure they put more emphasis on diversity in leadership and make worshippers of color feel welcome in their sanctuaries.
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In fact, Carson Barylak, who heads the " Big Cats in Captivity" campaign for the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), tells Tech Insider that they estimate there are more than 10,000 tigers in backyards, basements, pseudo-sanctuaries, and roadside zoos around the country.
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For the first time in 15 years, after so much blood and treasure, and after 150,000 international troops being deployed here at the peak of the war, the Americans had decided to strike the seemingly invulnerable Taliban sanctuaries across the border in Pakistan.
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Almost 200 nations agreed in 2010 to set aside at least 23 percent of the world's land areas in parks and other sanctuaries by 2020 as a cornerstone of a plan to shield animals and plants from pollution, land clearances and climate change.
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I began calling around, exploring whether people in small towns were looking for community elsewhere and, with the white nationalist rallies so often in the news, whether young white people were looking for meaning in the grim sanctuaries of the alt-right.
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Between 6,000 and 8,000 lions are bred and held in so-called lion farms and sanctuaries in more than 200 facilities in South Africa, according to scientists studying the practice -- far more lions than there are in the wild in the country.
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"City Green, Public Gardens of New York" (The Monacelli Press) by Jane Garmey, with photographs by Mick Hales, is a chromatic, idiosyncratic survey of the stand-alone aggregations of plants and trees either within parks or which stand alone as urban sanctuaries.
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They join hundreds of other localities that have already made the declaration, growing a movement that takes its name from cities that have declared themselves as "sanctuaries" for undocumented immigrants, providing protection against the stricter immigration laws enforced by the Trump administration.
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Localities declaring themselves as sanctuaries hail from a broad range of states, from those seen as having stronger protections for gun owners such as Kentucky and Texas to those seen as having stricter gun control laws such as Illinois, New Jersey and Oregon.
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We've already searched across continents and from beaches to mountaintops to bring you the site's selection of must-see rentals that double as sanctuaries, redefining the meaning of a dream vacation with the help of llamas, horses, goats, potbelly pigs, and more.
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Fátima is one of several important Catholic sanctuaries, but "it's different to others because this is the place of the mother of God," said Carlos Osoro Sierra, the archbishop of Madrid, who was among a cohort of senior foreign Church officials in attendance.
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Their troops left southern Lebanon in 1978, after trying to eliminate the sanctuaries from which Palestinian terror originated, only to see the establishment in the 85033s of an Iranian-aided Hezbollah militia that is now armed with thousands of rockets aimed at Israel.
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During his time in Kabul, General McMaster would frequently make the point that "criminal patronage networks" — that is, predatory government officials working together to enrich themselves — were one of the two greatest threats to Afghanistan (Taliban sanctuaries in Pakistan being the other).
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Achieving lasting gains will depend heavily on the Trump administration's ability to persuade Pakistan to shut down the sanctuaries that the Taliban and extremist groups like the Haqqani network enjoy on its territory, a goal that has eluded both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Just in the past year we've gotten at least five omakase-only sanctuaries — Sushi Noz, Sushi Amane, Noda, Shoji at 69 Leonard Street and Ichimura at Uchu — where the price of a meal, before drinks and tax, is somewhere between $250 and $300.
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"Governments must respond to the science and agree [on] a strong Global Ocean Treaty at the United Nations this spring that can create a network of ocean sanctuaries to protect marine life and help these creatures adapt to our rapidly changing climate."
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The implication for U.S. policy is clear: You can't make terrorism go away in Afghanistan simply by ramping up the fight on the battlefield and shutting down sanctuaries in Pakistan, yet these are the two pillars of the Trump administration's Afghanistan strategy.
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From nature sanctuaries to bustling urban destinationsAman Resorts have traditionally opened in serene, off-the-beaten-path destinations like a Japanese hilltop surrounded by hot springs and forests or Wyoming&aposs Teton Mountains; 11 of its properties are in UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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It's true that in its focus on ramping up the fight against the Taliban, redoubling support for the Afghan government and getting Pakistan to eliminate Taliban sanctuaries on its soil, there's a strong déjà vu "all over again" dimension to the strategy.
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Earlier this month, Trump proposed sending "an unlimited supply" of immigrants who are fighting deportation to so-called sanctuaries - the hundreds of cities, counties and states where law enforcement limits its cooperation with Trump's crackdown on immigrants living in the country illegally.
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The U.S. State Department announced the decision, saying it reflected the Trump administration's frustration that Pakistan has not done more against the two groups that Washington says use sanctuaries in Pakistan to launch attacks in neighboring Afghanistan that have killed U.S., Afghan and other forces.
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Although about 40 percent of the US population lives on the coasts, there aren't a lot of scuba divers in the US, says Mitchell Tartt, chief of the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries' Conservation Science Division and coordinator of the virtual dive project.
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He argues that farmers in Xochimilco known as chinamperos, who grow a wide range of produce along some 180 kilometers of canals, are crucial players in the effort to build new sanctuaries for axolotl (pronounced ah-sho-LO-tul) while promoting traditional chinampa agriculture.
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If passed, this legislation would prohibit "the private ownership of big cats, bears, great apes, hyenas, macaques and baboons and contains reasonable exemptions, such as for wildlife sanctuaries and breeders, dealers and exhibitors licensed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture who meet specific criteria."
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Instead of focusing solely on the wall or on sanctuaries, can the administration and Congress move toward working with the Mexican, Central American and Caribbean governments and civil societies to help these countries build up retention strategies and become better partners to the United States?
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"ISIS and al-Qaeda have taken advantage of ungoverned spaces in Libya to establish sanctuaries for plotting, inspiring and directing terror attacks; recruiting and facilitating the movement of foreign terrorist fighters; and raising and moving funds to support their operations," Africa Command said Thursday.
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Schools have been considered sanctuaries for immigrant students, but immigrant groups point out that it has not stopped federal agents from picking up parents as they drop off their children, or prevented school officials from helping to build cases for Immigration and Customs Enforcement cases.
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On Thursday, Virginia Democrats pushed through a sweeping package of gun restrictions that have angered gun rights activists around the nation, prompting a massive pro-gun rally in Richmond this month and spurring counties in Virginia and elsewhere to declare themselves as Second Amendment sanctuaries.
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Current and former United States military commanders have repeatedly called on Pakistan to close down the safe sanctuaries, the ideological indoctrination infrastructure and the operational bases that the Taliban conveniently use in Pakistan to launch daily terrorist attacks, indiscriminately killing and maiming civilians across Afghanistan.
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Yes, some gun owners will go to defiant extremes—in Virginia, for instance, dozens of rural counties have declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries," following the election of a Democratic-controlled state legislature, which will assume office in January and is expected to pass gun restrictions.
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PETA and local members will hold two memorials for her this week, because while we recognize that it's too late to help her, it's not too late to call attention to SeaWorld's other orca prisoners, who must be released into seaside sanctuaries as soon as possible.
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The study's authors noted that research benefiting primates is exempt from the new regulations, but due to the changes, "all of the biomedical facilities that held chimpanzees have or are in the process of 'retiring' their populations to sanctuaries," which tend to limit these types of studies.
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A reflection on the impulse to save both the most precious and the apparently valueless, it brings together a variety of imaginary museums, personal collections, and unusual assemblages, revealing the devotion with which artists, collectors, scholars, and hoarders have created sanctuaries for endangered images and artifacts.
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Daly talked to PEOPLE about how this shocking report came to be, how tourists can often be fooled by insincere sanctuaries and what travelers can do to protect animals involved in wildlife tourism and the wild animals that could easily get caught up in this booming industry.
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In two minutes' time, Broad City's heroines (played by Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer) take refuge in their porcelain sanctuaries, peeing, puking, eating pizza, dancing around in Madonna costumes, shaving their pubic hair, straightening their pubic hair, hitting bongs, and (in Ilana's case) doing sex stuff.
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In turn, the Commerce Department will conduct a review of designations and expansions of national marine sanctuaries within 180 days and of all designations and expansions under the Antiquities Act of 1906, a law that gives the President the power to designate land for federal protection.
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However, it is strategically plausible to defeat this movement by denying them sanctuaries, interdicting their flow of men, materiel and financial resource support, undermine the jihadist ideology with a focused information operation campaign, and cordon off this movement in order to reduce its spread and influence.
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It doesn't include animals at zoos accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, and it doesn't count big cats at good rescues or sanctuaries (those that don't allow direct contact with animals and don't breed them) — it's just the number of animals that are privately owned.
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In the aftermath of the shootings at their sanctuaries, Manning and Pomeroy have embraced the role of being shepherds to their congregations -- exercising patience as members push through their grief, attending a murder trial, and facilitating discussions around difficult decisions, like what to do with the sanctuary.
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The United States and the Afghan government have long pointed at the Taliban sanctuaries across the border in Pakistan, particularly in Baluchistan, as the main reason for the resilience of the insurgents despite a campaign against them that, at its peak, involved nearly 150,000 international troops.
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Organized by Dimitrios Pandermalis, president of the new Acropolis Museum in Athens, the exhibition includes extraordinary marble sculpture, mosaics and jewelry from the city's religious sanctuaries, thermal baths and cemeteries, displayed in an installation filled with the sounds of birds and wildlife that inhabit the site today.
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In South Sudan, the world's newest country, not only have peacekeepers been unable to ward off what United Nations investigators call crimes against humanity committed chiefly, though not entirely, by government forces, but its own so-called protection-of-civilians sites have not always been reliable sanctuaries.
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The frontispiece of a cherished volume of Hart Crane poems, an idol of Williams's youth, is filled with the changing addresses of its owner, from his native St. Louis to the Men's Residence Club in Murray Hill in New York to temporary sanctuaries in Key West, Fla.
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WASHINGTON — As Syrian fighters backed by the United States close in on Raqqa, some of the Islamic State's leaders have fled their self-declared capital and are planning to carry on the fight from other sanctuaries in Syria and Iraq, an American defense official said on Wednesday.
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I realized the studio and yoga were the sanctuaries for me to feel ok, and I put ALL my energy into my album and nothing else... 10 years from now I am going to look back and remember that that was the 2015 edition of me.
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