And any time we help undocumented here, the money they can send overseas?
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On Monday's federal announcement, analysts have said the measures will likely send overseas buyers to other markets while raising mortgage costs at home.
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"They are trying to get going in California, so who are they going to send overseas to do the same thing?" he said.
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Under pressure at home, IS lacks funds or fighters to send overseas; but Mr al-Barnawi will be more willing to follow its advice.
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Of all the media, however, music arguably had the smallest impact, but what it did send overseas certainly found its role in alternative music's unlimited buffet.
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Analysts said the measures will likely send overseas buyers to other markets while raising mortgage costs at home, potentially dousing a market that is already losing steam.
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So, I have proposed a simple, "America First," fiscally responsible solution: we should pay for the emergency funds with cuts from elsewhere, specifically money we send overseas to foreign countries.
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That new demand gives rise to a bountiful supply of "daigou", or purchasing agents who send overseas goods to Chinese shoppers, and inspires ecommerce operators like Alibaba and JD.com to start their own cross-border businesses.
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"This infrastructure is vital to moving goods throughout the country, from the products we all use in our daily lives, to the crops, resources, and goods we produce locally and send overseas in foreign commerce," Shuster said in a statement Friday.
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I sent it to an Army Post Office, which will send overseas to him an embarrassing number of bags of Flamin' Hot Cheetos, as well as some gifts adorned with pictures of our kids, a cute Father's Day card from them and a silly one from me.
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Whereas the currencies provide the country with a chance to develop new and emerging technologies, officials also worry that they would allow Chinese consumers to get around tough restrictions on how much money they can send overseas and allow them to be used to launder money.
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Immaculate Conception High School, Kingston, Jamaica They were the first congregation founded in the United States to send overseas missionaries. Missions in Latin America were established in the 20th century. The congregation expanded into health care in 1883, opening hospitals. They operated two hospitals in Manhattan, St. Elizabeth Hospital in Upper Manhattan, and St. Clare's Hospital in Hells Kitchen.
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Bullock's Boys. The First Contingent of the BVRC to the Lincolns, training in Bermuda for the Western Front, Winter 1914–15. Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps soldiers with Lincolnshire Regiment 1918 Despite operating under this constraint, the BVRC quickly formed a detachment in December, 1914, to send overseas to the Western Front.The Royal Gazette, 8 December 1914: B.V.R.C. 100 Men Accepted for Service.
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Due to fears of stripping the Garrison, a moratorium was placed on further drafts being sent overseas from Bermudian units. This moratorium was not lifted until 1943, when both the BVRC and the Bermuda Militia (the BMI and BMA together) detached contingents to send overseas. The two contingents trained together at Prospect Camp, before going their separate ways. The BVRC left Bermuda in May, 1944, to join the Lincolns in England.
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The original Oakville Trafalgar High School was founded in 1908 and was located on Reynolds Street. The school was a major contributor to war efforts during World War I and again in World War II, turning the school field into a field where they grew crops to send overseas. During this time different sports and clubs were formed. The two most popular being Rugby and Hockey and often had a large fan turnout.
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EWB works overseas (primarily in sub-Saharan Africa) with local NGOs and, occasionally, government departments (for example, the Ghanaian Ministry of Food and Agriculture) to help increase access to technology at the local level. The focus is on access to technology largely through local capacity-building rather than on technologies themselves. Chapters are able to send overseas volunteers for four month work terms through the Junior Fellowship in International Development Program. Short term volunteers, or Junior Fellows, are student members returning to their chapter following their time overseas.
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By the mid-1870s, approximately fifteen years of oil production in Enniskillen County created a highly specialized workforce of drillers, but as the oil boom died down, many of the experienced drillers were left without employment. Several wells petered out, and there were few new discoveries. With Lambton County's oil business beginning to falter compared to the United States, whose drillers were busy drilling domestic fields, Oil exploration companies were directed to Oil Springs and Petrolia in their search for drillers to send overseas. Between December 1873 to the mid-1940s, over 500 drillers from Lambton County brought Canadian expertise and equipment to 87 countries and played key roles in finding and developing oil fields in Asia, Australia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and South America.
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I, p.71. Without the time or infrastructure in the United States to equip units to send overseas using aircraft designed and built in the U.S., the AEF Air Service acquired Allied aircraft designs already in service with the French and British air services. On August 30, 1917, the American and French governments agreed to a contract for the purchase of 1,500 Breguet 14 B.2 bombers-reconnaissance planes; 2,000 SPAD XIII and 1,500 Nieuport 28 pursuits for delivery by July 1, 1918. By the armistice, the AEF actually received 4,874 aircraft from the French, in addition to 258 from Great Britain, 19 from Italy, and 1,213 of American manufacture, for a total of 6,364 airplanes. 1,664 were classed as training craft.
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The plan was based on fascist economic theories and had the benefit to the government of enabling state control without the expense of compensating owners. Although the plan had the support of the Imperial Japanese Army, who say it as a stepping stone to further state control of the economy, strong opposition by the business community delayed its implementation until after Tanomogi left office in 1938. page 45-46 Tanomogi was also instrumental in creating laws under which only the Dōmei Tsushin was allowed to receive and send overseas telegraph messages, thus giving Dōmei a monopoly from which every Japanese newspaper was forced to obtain its news. page 151 In 1938, Tanomogi returned to the Hōchi Shimbun as its president.
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