So how bad would severing ties with the EU be?
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The Japanese companies have been quick to consider severing ties.
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And he has aligned with Saudi Arabia, severing ties with Qatar.
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Kjellberg later criticized YouTube for treating him unfairly by severing ties.
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American companies ought to follow Google's lead by severing ties with Huawei.
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The next day, Jubeir said his country was severing ties with Iran.
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He was a professor emeritus until severing ties with the university in 2016.
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Severing ties with your country of origin is an emotional decision, Ashman said.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said Sunday that his country is severing ties with Iran.
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He told Obama to "go to hell" and alluded to severing ties with Washington.
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The Russian Orthodox Church responded by severing ties with Constantinople, warning of a historic schism.
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Immigrants are responding to such moves by severing ties with the government and heading underground.
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As with Kevin Spacey and others, Louis C. K.'s media partners are severing ties.
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Severing ties in Africa will free up 14 percent of Barclays business, according to Bloomberg.
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" Xinhua said any discussion of severing ties between U.S. and Chinese companies was "ridiculous at best.
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Meanwhile, the charity CARE Danmark said it was severing ties with Danske as its main bank.
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But Valeant then announced it was severing ties with Philidor, leaving the drug without a distributor.
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Mr. Seaga steered a conservative course, instituting more privatization and deregulation and severing ties with Cuba.
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While some acted responsibly in severing ties with Griffin, others — like Jim Carrey — jumped to her defense.
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NBA players have been unusually quiet on China since the nation started severing ties with the league.
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"Birds of Prey" follows the transformation of the beloved Batman antihero after severing ties with the Joker.
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Yet, there also have been cases where warnings led to local attorneys severing ties with cannabis-related businesses.
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And as recent history shows, severing ties under intense internal pressure happens on both sides of the aisle.
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Qatar has so far refused to comply to the demands, one of which includes severing ties with Iran.
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A major step in this effort was severing ties between the National Front and her father in 2015.
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For those who believe that this is a national emergency, severing ties may feel like a moral imperative.
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But the big purchase doesn't mean that the logistics company will be severing ties with its old owners.
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The fallout has escalated from there as other Chinese companies began severing ties to the National Basketball Association.
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It opened the American Institute of Taiwan (AIT) to conduct relations between the two sides after severing ties.
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However, unlike Saudi Arabia, it stopped short of severing ties altogether and continues to maintain an embassy in Tehran.
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Severing ties to Europe may help Britons regain a sense of independence and better control over their nation's destiny.
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The quartet issued 13 demands that included shutting down Qatar's al Jazeera TV network and severing ties with Iran.
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German employees typically develop close relationships to their coworkers, making severing ties more personal for the employer, Meyer says.
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The Chinese government and some businesses in the country responded forcefully, severing ties with the league in various ways.
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But that didn't stop Disney and YouTube from severing ties with the guy, cutting short his multimillion-dollar contracts.
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The Chinese Basketball Association —whose president is Rockets' legendary center Yao Ming — said it was severing ties with Houston.
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Wheels Sales doubled in 2019, but the industry's tipping point — severing ties to the gas pump — still lies ahead.
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However, in June 2015, NBCUniversal chiefs announced they were severing ties with Trump following comments he made about Mexican immigrants.
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And he has made some strong decisions this season, none tougher than severing ties with his longtime mentor, Günter Bresnik.
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As North Korea's biggest trading partner, China is often singled out by US President Donald Trump for not severing ties.
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Jabhat Fateh Al-Sham was formerly known as Nusra Front before severing ties with al Qaeda and renaming itself in 2016.
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Following the retailer's decision to stop selling the weapons, several major gun manufacturers announced they were severing ties with the company.
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President Hassan Rouhani called the angry reaction to Nimr's killing "only natural" and slammed Saudi Arabia for severing ties in response.
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Meanwhile, Bushnell purchases the rights to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre from Warner for $20153,000 before severing ties with Atari.
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Al-Jubeir said his country was severing ties with Iran after an attack this weekend on the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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A number of airlines, car rental agencies, and other businesses did so, publicly severing ties with the ferocious pro-gun group.
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The trailer shows off Robbie's new look as the beloved Batman antihero after severing ties with her old flame the Joker.
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The French automaker is scheduled to name a new chief executive and chairman today, officially severing ties with its longtime leader.
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Saudi allies Bahrain and Sudan followed suit Monday by completely severing ties, while the United Arab Emirates downgraded its diplomatic efforts.
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Tufts University announced that it is severing ties with the billionaire family that owns Purdue Pharma, the firm that manufactures OxyContin.
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At the end of three months without a wage, and in accordance with FIFA legislation, he began the process of severing ties.
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Jabhat al Nusra recently announced that it was severing ties with al Qaeda and changing its name to Jabhat Fateh Al-Sham.
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But severing ties with Trump risks a serious fissure in the party that could handicap conservatives' political prospects for years to come.
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Four days after release, Indievent issued a public statement severing ties with Red Candle Games, as did its Taiwanese publisher Winking Entertainment.
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Renault is also severing ties with Ghosn's favoured communications shop Les Rois Mages, run by Claudine Pons, and security consultant Alain Bauer.
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But some Germans, including Turkish-descended ones, favour severing ties with Ditib, calling it a tool of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president.
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In December, Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring (D) announced the commonwealth was severing ties with 25 states that had weaker gun laws.
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May's plan had envisioned eventually severing ties with the bloc's customs and trading system, and taking control over immigration from continental Europe.
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Plus, the embattled employee would end up severing ties with her longtime employer and possibly look overly sensitive to any prospective future employers.
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While such pressure makes sense, severing ties as the United States did in the 1990s after Pakistan developed a nuclear weapon is unwise.
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The two remaining founders of Beatport, Bradley Roulier and Eloy Lopez, lessened their involvement dramatically before quietly severing ties with the company entirely.
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Divert the less scary ones to drug treatment, community service and other penalties that do not mean severing ties with work, family and normality.
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It's only her second solo record, her first since severing ties with Disney (her employer since age 7) and all of its marionette trappings.
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But this new wave of organizations severing ties with the company shows that Palantir is starting to face the consequences of its controversial contracts.
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Here's the latest: The French automaker is scheduled to name a new chief executive and chairman today, officially severing ties with its longtime leader.
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In August, Ethan Zuckerman, a media professor at MIT, announced he was severing ties with the lab after learning of Epstein's ties to Ito.
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Like Cloudflare, it has been in the news for severing ties with The Daily Stormer—a site which it defended as recently as early July.
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Well, it looks like China is starting to build a list of "unreliable" foreign firms, most likely the partners that are severing ties with Huawei.
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Geopolitical tensions stemming from Saudi Arabia severing ties with Iran and a 2.6 percent drop in the Nikkei would usually be supportive for government debt.
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As Americans and others flee Chinese universities, the crisis is severing ties that have historically brought the country closer to the rest of the world.
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Khashoggi's disappearance has triggered a wave of top political and business leaders severing ties with the kingdom pending further details of what happened to him.
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Then again, perhaps not: it would no doubt be impossible for business travellers to convince their firms of the benefit of severing ties with the office.
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An LGBTQ organization announced on Tuesday that they are severing ties with tennis legend Martina Navratilova in the wake of her recent comments about transgender athletes.
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With the capital Becchetti has invested hanging over Orient and the losses accrued from his various failed hirings, it's not as simple as just severing ties.
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Ms. Lindert ultimately opted for mutual funds, after severing ties with her broker last year and meeting Steve Schullo, a retired teacher and 403(b) advocate.
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After severing ties with the managing editor, the Examiner's parent company said it would have a third-party conduct an investigation into the outlet's workplace culture.
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Rolling back state recognition of such relationships could mean imperiling legal protections for hundreds of thousands of children, and even severing ties between children and their parents.
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However, despite severing ties with the star professionally, Falco has also admitted in her recent interview with Vulture that she hopes C.K.'s career is not over.
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The blacklist has had a major impact on Huawei, with important suppliers like Qualcomm, Intel and Google severing ties after it was placed on the entity list.
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Syneron Candela, which owns a hair removal company that had sponsored Lochte, and Airweave, a mattress company, also said that they were severing ties with the swimmer.
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After the Wall Street Journal unearthed nine videos from YouTuber PewDiePie that allegedly contained anti-Semitic messages, YouTube and Disney are officially severing ties with the user.
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Daunting as the task might sound, spending a few hours severing ties with data brokers could make it that much harder for people to cause you harm.
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Not only is she severing ties from her cheating ex-boyfriend Nick Young, but she's also facing rumors that he impregnated the mother of his first child.
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After a tense moment, however, he cuts the tether, releasing his dad from a future he can't cope with, and severing ties with his own broken past.
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People who reported grandstanding more often also reported more experiences arguing with loved ones and severing ties with friends or family members over political or moral disagreements.
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Earlier this week, the festival promoter Goldenvoice announced that they were severing ties with Sean Carlson, the founder of one of LA's biggest music festivals FYF Fest.
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Following reports that Netflix may kill off Kevin Spacey&aposs character on "House of Cards," the streaming service announced Friday that it is severing ties with the actor.
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The back-and-forth escalated further on Sunday when the Saudi Foreign Minster announced the country was severing ties with Iran after the Saudi embassy attack in Tehran.
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So far this year Bayer has also grossed about 4.7 billion euros from selling blocks of share in Covestro, the plastics business with which it is severing ties.
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HBO is severing ties with Louis C.K. following a New York Times report that the comedian sexually harassed five women, with allegations spanning back to the late '90s.
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The fitting choice for his new name (I won't spoil it for you) cleverly allows the boy to forge a unique identity without severing ties to the past.
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Prince noted that almost immediately after severing ties with the Daily Stormer and 8chan, the company experienced a major spike in censorship requests from governments around the world.
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Hundreds of professional investors and faith groups have been demanding companies linked to the gun industry take action to prevent gun violence by severing ties with the NRA.
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With such an imbalanced relationship, Malaysia may have little to lose by severing ties with North Korea if it continues to deny the police access to the suspects.
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More recently, the Department of Justice launched "Operation Choke Point", an effort to press banks into severing ties with businesses at risk of money-laundering, payday lenders among them.
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As a result, a number of Middle Eastern countries -- including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen and the Maldives -- have said they are indefinitely severing ties with Qatar.
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However, by midday, both brands were taken off the list when reps told GrabYourWallet that Alba and Banks are severing ties with the show and no longer supporting it.
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He has called U.S. President Barack Obama a "son of a bitch" and told him to "go to hell", while alluding to severing ties with the old colonial power.
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Panama's government said in a statement that it recognized there was only one China, with Taiwan belonging to the Asian giant, and that it was severing ties with Taipei.
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The group, which changed its name and announced in July that it was severing ties with al Qaeda, condemned the deal for not mentioning President Bashar al-Assad's fate.
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Mr. Tillerson essentially demanded that Russia make a choice, severing ties with Mr. Assad and working with the United States on a variety of initiatives in the Middle East.
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On Thursday, the West African state of Burkina Faso said it was severing ties with Taiwan, the second country in a month to abandon Taipei, following the Dominican Republic.
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As pizza chain Papa John's undergoes a time of reckoning, choosing a new CEO and severing ties with the National Football League, Cramer wanted to cut through the confusion.
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But they don't have the right to stop you from maintaining ties with him, any more than you have the right to stop them from severing ties with him.
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Singer JoJo — who retweeted a post supporting Clarkson's idea for Swift — went through a similar process after severing ties with her original label and undergoing a seven-year legal fight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government will grant lawmakers more oversight of the process of severing ties with the European Union, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday.
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On Monday evening Disney announced it was severing ties with PewDiePie, and now The Verge can report that YouTube is also cutting its business relationship with its most famous face.
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Tarantino had worked with Weinstein for decades before severing ties and, in a frank New York Times interview, admitted to knowing about Weinstein's alleged behavior long before it became public.
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Why the group is not severing ties sooner, however, appears to be tied to the negotiation surrounding a buyout of his interests in the Batali & Bastianich (B&B) Hospitality Group.
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After a 13-year marriage, Sears and Whirlpool are severing ties: America's quintessential big-box department store will no longer sell America's best-selling washing machine or other Whirlpool appliances.
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The counsel's job may be even more daunting than it was in previous administrations, given Mr. Trump's far-flung business empire, with which he shows no inclination toward severing ties.
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But news organizations began severing ties as concerns mounted over the fate of Khashoggi, a prominent Saudi journalist who contributed to the Washington Post and openly criticized the Saudi regime.
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Lori Loughlin is currently facing legal drama for her alleged part in a wide-reaching college admissions scandal, which led to her longtime home of Hallmark severing ties with the actress.
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The rumblings in Soylent's supply chain continue to cause distress, with TerraVia — maker of the algal flour used in a number of Soylent products — severing ties with the food-replacement company.
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Scholars and industry observers warn that Chinese tech firms have become such an integral part to the global economy that severing ties with Huawei will do harm to 5G advancement worldwide.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Any country leaving the euro zone would need to settle its claims or debts with the bloc's payments system before severing ties, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said.
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But many European companies are already severing ties with Tehran for fear of facing secondary sanctions from the United States, which could mean losing access to the U.S. dollar clearing system.
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Cruz called for reversing course and re-severing ties with the island nation, while Trump and Rubio said they'd hold out for better deals than those negotiated by the Obama administration.
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The NRA and Ackerman, its long time public relations firm, are embroiled in a bitter legal battle that has resulted in the two organizations severing ties after decades in business together.
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The demands included severing ties with terrorist groups, closing down the pan-Arab Al Jazeera satellite channel, downgrading ties with arch-rival Iran and closing a Turkish air base in Qatar.
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Since then, banks, insurers, shipping companies and European oil refiners have been gradually severing ties with Iran, complicating the efforts of European and other countries to keep the nuclear deal alive.
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For example, Republicans in Georgia have threatened to kill a tax provision on jet fuel that would benefit Delta to get back at the company for severing ties with the NRA.
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The difference between the Conservatives and Farage's Brexit Party is that the latter would be perfectly fine leaving the EU without a deal and just severing ties as bluntly as possible.
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This is a great time to do a deep cleaning of your space, especially as Mercury moves through Scorpio, a sign that is associated with getting rid of things and severing ties.
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And while severing ties to Europe may help Britons regain a sense of independence and better control over their nation's destiny, it will do little to help their economy, according to analysts.
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Digital entertainment company Nerdist is distancing itself from founder Chris Hardwick, severing ties after his Chloe Dykstra accused a past boyfriend who she did not name of sexual assault and emotional abuse.
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But several rebel officials said the agreement did include the former Nusra Front - now known as Jabhat Fateh al-Sham - which announced in July that it was severing ties with al Qaeda.
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Where technology and economics collide Elon Musk is severing ties with the Trump administration over Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate deal, he announced in a Thursday afternoon tweet.
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Qatar, however, remained in the spotlight after its Gulf neighbours, led by Saudi Arabia, this week said they were severing ties with the country as well as imposing trade and travel bans.
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As the tour concluded, Professor Guridy noted that the protests's two main demands — canceling the gym and severing ties with a weapons-research institute affiliated with the Defense Department — were ultimately met.
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The list of state and municipal retirement funds that have said they are severing ties with Mr. Fisher's firm includes ones from Michigan, Iowa and most recently a fund in New Hampshire.
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The announcement comes shortly after news that Disney's Maker Studios was severing ties with PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, after he posted a series of videos featuring anti-Semitic clips and messages.
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The IEEE freeze on Huawei adds to a growing list of international companies and organizations that are severing ties or clashing with the Chinese smartphone and telecom giant in response to the trade blacklist.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Friday he was not severing ties with his country's long-time ally the United States, but merely pursuing a more independent foreign policy by strengthening relations with China.
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Thyssenkrupp has cut debt, raised profits and simplified its structure over the past few years by severing ties with its steel-making roots, most notably through a planned European joint venture with Tata Steel.
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In addition to negotiations, a company can also take an artist to court to make a case for severing ties early, but it's a risky move wracked with complicating precedents and no express terms.
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Two London children's hospitals, Great Ormond Street and Evelina, said they would return donations received from the Presidents Club, while corporate sponsor WPP, the advertising group, said it was severing ties with the organisation.
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Although European governments have not followed Washington by creating new sanctions, banks, insurers and shippers are gradually severing ties with Iran under pressure from the U.S. restrictions, making trade with Tehran complicated and risky.
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He raised the prospect of severing ties with Washington after being infuriated by U.S. criticism of his war on drugs, which has claimed more than 3,900 lives since he took office 16 months ago.
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That created a cascading flow of other companies severing ties with 8chan, including its domain registrar Tucows, and Voxility, which was providing infrastructure to Epik, an internet infrastructure company favored among the far-right.
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They also include severing ties with the Muslim Brotherhood, Islamic State, al Qaeda, Hezbollah, and Jabhat Fateh al Sham, formerly al Qaeda's branch in Syria, and the surrender of all designated terrorists on Qatari territory.
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He said a country leaving the EU would be faced with the choice of either accepting rules made in Brussels to secure access to the single market or severing ties with its largest trading partners.
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He became a businessman, journalist and consultant, published "The Hawke Memoirs" (1994), and took up causes, including a movement to recast the Commonwealth of Australia as an independent republic, severing ties to the British crown.
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Shares in Welspun India, one of the world's largest textile manufacturers, fell by their maximum daily limit of 20 percent after Target Corp said it was severing ties with the company over a cotton supply dispute.
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James Gunn has issued an apology after a series of old tweets, in which he joked about topics including pedophilia and rape, resurfaced — and resulted in Disney severing ties with the "Guardians of the Galaxy" filmmaker.
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For Watson — who nine months ago announced he was severing ties with the alt-right to be part of the group that "likes to wear maga hats, make memes, and have fun" — the constant distancing appears exhausting.
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Apple has been cutting out suppliers over the past year and producing more and more parts in house, like designing its own graphics chips and severing ties with its former graphics partner Imagination Technologies back in April.
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The Europeans want Mr. Cameron to start the legal process of quitting by immediately invoking Article 50 of the bloc's governing treaty, which sets guidelines for severing ties and provides for a two-year window for talks.
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"Before we begin the show today, I want to take a moment to address something which you've probably heard about by now, which is NPR severing ties with Garrison Keillor over allegations of inappropriate behavior," Thile said.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said Tuesday that it was severing ties with the Boy Scouts and would design its own youth programs that could be implemented in its congregations around the world.
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Their demands include Qatar limiting diplomatic ties to Iran, shutting down the state-funded Al-Jazeera satellite news network and other media outlets, and severing ties to all "terrorist organizations," including the Muslim Brotherhood and Lebanon&aposs Hezbollah.
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Britain is on course to leave the European Union at 2300 GMT on March 2029, 2019, severing ties that helped define its national identity, its laws, and its international stature over 46 years of integration with European neighbours.
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As for the CBA severing ties, that was particularly notable since its president is Yao Ming — one of the best players in Rockets history and the man responsible for making them (and the NBA) so popular in China.
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As a trans person in the audience, I was going mad, but my immediate thought was addressed when Goldin suggested Elizabeth A. could change her last name if she was really serious about severing ties with her family.
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Boycotting countries&apos demands include limiting diplomatic ties to Iran, shutting down the state-funded Al-Jazeera satellite news network and other media outlets, and severing ties to all "terrorist organizations," including the Muslim Brotherhood and Lebanon&aposs Hezbollah.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A U.S.-based Turkish basketball star has become a symbol of the turmoil afflicting his homeland, severing ties with his family and pledging allegiance to the cleric who authorities in Ankara blame for last month's failed coup.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said his country is kicking out Iranian politicians and severing ties with Iran amid rapidly rising tensions between the two nations following the Saudi execution of a Shiite Islam cleric popular in Iran.
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By the time the chairman took the stage to champion big business during day two of the conference, at least eight businesses had announced they were severing ties with the NRA and no longer offering discounts to its members.
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NEW YORK, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Reinsurer Beechwood Re said in a statement Monday that it was in the process of severing ties to Platinum Partners and that debt linked to the hedge fund manager and its holdings were small.
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A key adviser to the incoming president said on Monday that no one had an interest in severing ties with the UK. That is not the same as taking an active role in ensuring future ties benefit both sides.
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The NBA ended up in a feud with China when the Houston Rockets&apos general manager, Daryl Morey, tweeted his support for the Hong Kong protests, prompting intense backlash in China, with various sponsors severing ties with the Rockets.
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He also emphasized that under the pending agreement, U.S. forces are "not required to leave" unless the Taliban "can demonstrate they're fulfilling every element of their end of the bargain," including severing ties with terrorist groups such as Qaeda.
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But it was only in the 1990s when Australia began struggling with its place in the world — even flirting with the idea of severing ties with Britain to become a republic — that the Australian Open really found its stride.
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One of the most notable consequences for PewDiePie's actions came after the Wall Street Journal published a break down of some of his anti-semitic displays, which led to Disney and its Maker Studios severing ties with the YouTube star.
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After severing ties with Qatar on Monday, Saudi Arabia said it was committed to "decisive and swift action to cut off all funding sources for terrorism" in a statement carried by state news agency SPA, attributed to "an official source".
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Some of the biggest names in country music, including Dolly Parton and Kid Rock, are severing ties with Nashville publicity titan Webster PR following a deluge of sexual harassment and assault allegations made against the firm's owner/CEO, Kirt Webster.
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So when Montag moved out only to move in with her boyfriend (now husband) Spencer Pratt — who Conrad openly wasn't a fan of — it created an undeniable rift in their friendship, which ended up severing ties between the two forever. 7.
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Target said on Friday that it was severing ties with Welspun after its extensive investigation had confirmed that the Indian company, which purportedly used Egyptian cottons to make sheets and pillowcases sold to the retailer, substituted non-Egyptian cotton instead.
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The official noted, however, that the fact that Sunni states allied to Saudi Arabia are severing ties with Iran helps opponents of the agreement in the United States argue that the rest of the region is not on board with it.
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Breakups suck, and severing ties with someone you may have a deep emotional connection to is hard; it can make you feel alone and devoid of self-worth, and building that self-worth back is also part of Zoltan's job.
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Severing ties with the Lebanese army could create an opening for other sources of money, notably Iran or Russia, whose power in neighboring Syria has increased since Mr. Trump withdrew American troops last month from the Syria-Turkey border region.
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He also emphasized that under the pending agreement, U.S. forces are "not required to leave" unless the Taliban "can demonstrate they're fulfilling every element of their end of the bargain," including severing ties with terrorist groups such as al Qaeda.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - As one Arab state after another announced it was severing ties with Qatar, the tiny Gulf monarchy's flagship television channel Al Jazeera did not react like other broadcasters — it updated its news ticker but its presenters said nothing.
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The quartet issued a list of 13 demands that included not just ending support for terrorists and extremists -- but shutting down Qatar's al Jazeera TV network, severing ties with Iran, closing a Turkish military base and paying for lives lost through their policies.
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Saudi anti-terror coalition challenges U.S. role in Middle East Severing ties was a last resort, a source familiar with Saudi Arabia's decision said, because Saudi Arabia views Iran's behavior as unacceptable and feels no country is doing anything to counter it.
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But on the eve of Super Tuesday wins for Trump, those same leaders and most rank-and-file Republicans on Capitol Hill were careful about totally severing ties with the billionaire businessman, who is attracting support across a wide range of voters.
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The Arab countries in Cairo listed 13 demands to be met by Qatar, including severing ties with terrorist groups, closing down the pan-Arab Al-Jazeera satellite channel, downgrading ties with arch-rival Iran and the closure of the Turkish air base.
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In response to the episode's revelations, B&B Hospitality Group, the restaurant empire built by Mr. Batali and his partners, released a statement calling the stories "chilling" and stating that the company was in the process of severing ties with Mr. Batali.
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Seven nations are getting together to discuss gender equality with a leader who once bragged about grabbing women's genitals, pluralism and tolerance with politicians who have promised to turn away refugees, and economic cooperation with a country severing ties with its neighbors.
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Some of those arrested were seen as critics of his foreign policies, which include severing ties with Qatar, increasing tensions with Iran and overseeing airstrikes in Yemen that have killed scores of civilians and drawn sharp condemnation from rights groups and some in Washington.
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As the New York Times notes, it's obvious that an American-led campaign that includes aircraft from the countries severing ties with Qatar will be harder to wage if those countries refuse to allow their military representatives to even visit the American base there.
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Seems Lonzo is severing ties with BBB in the wake of an alleged financial scandal with the co-founder of the Big Baller Brand ... and the former #2 overall draft pick could be on the hunt for another major sports apparel brand to endorse.
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All attempts to amend the bill, on severing ties with the EU, have been voted down so far, but a debate next month on precisely when Britain should leave, and whether a time should be set at all, is be to test her authority.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art said on Wednesday that it would stop accepting gifts from members of the Sackler family linked to the maker of OxyContin, severing ties between one of the world's most prestigious museums and one of its most prolific philanthropic dynasties.
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After he launched his campaign with remarks about undocumented Mexican immigrants bringing drugs, crime, and rape across the border, some of Trump's longstanding business associates—notably Univision, Macy's, and Serta, as well as NBC, which aired The Apprentice and Celebrity Apprentice—started severing ties with him.
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"The demands of overseeing Novocure and managing its relationship with its shareholders and other stakeholders have made it infeasible for Bill to continue as a member of the investment team," Mr Ackman wrote, although he added that he was not severing ties with Mr Doyle completely.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Backed by longtime ally China, Pakistan is confident it will avert blacklisting over terrorism financing by a global watchdog on Friday but it will not be completely off the hook until it proves it is genuinely severing ties with Islamist militants, officials and analysts said.
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For Mr. Hrib, who had been elected just two months earlier, it was the first skirmish in a diplomatic spat that would culminate with Beijing and Prague severing ties as "sister cities" and that today threatens lasting damage to relations between the Czech Republic and China.
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McAfee, who has repeatedly insisted he will consume his own genitalia if bitcoin isn't successful, is infamous for creating and selling McAfee antivirus software, then being accused of murder (he says he's innocent), then rebranding himself as CEO of a cryptocurrency firm, and then severing ties with that firm.
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But regardless of which way Britons vote, the U.K. faces a tough set of economic problems — including a credit drought since the 2000 crisis, a widening trade deficit with Europe, stagnant wages and a lack of domestic demand — that won't be cured by severing ties with the European Union.
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The couple, who started dating when when Tyga left fiancée Blac Chyna (née Angela White) while Jenner was still underage, was on and off for three years before severing ties in April 2017, a month before the makeup mogul met current boyfriend, rapper Travis Scott (née Jacques Webster).
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President Rodrigo Duterte told U.S. President Barack Obama to "go to hell" in October, and has alluded to severing ties with the old colonial power, after being infuriated by U.S. criticism of his war on drugs, which has claimed 2000 lives since he took office on July 1.
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Apple severing ties with Google and developing its own in-house maps was costly and full of friction, but ultimately the contracting relationship itself had become so laden with frictions and conflicts of interest that it was impossible for Apple to pursue its core interests through that route.
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The other side: When reports first emerged that the U.S. was considering sanctioning Zarif, there was considerable alarm among diplomats and former officials who said the administration, which claims to want a broader deal with Iran, was severing ties with its most likely point of contact for negotiations.
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His inscrutable style and record of watching Trump's back also have many observers suggesting ulterior political motives, a desire to slake some of the pressure bearing down on his department or an effort to at least restore the impression of the Justice Department's independence without severing ties with Trump.
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" It'll be things like, "We're going to put News Feed alerts so that you remember to go check and make sure that you're sharing with the right people, and that you're severing ties with apps that you maybe used five years ago that you no longer have a relationship with.
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It also served as a model for the streaming service's ambitious, $8 billion plan to reach 50 percent original programming by 2018—though the network seems to have calculated that severing ties with Spacey before he can put any more staff in danger or do more damage to the brand is the safer call.
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For decades, Britons had told pollsters they were dissatisfied with the EU. And although Euroscepticism has been particularly high in recent years, according to the British Social Attitudes Survey, most respondents tended to say they had not thought seriously about severing ties with the EU. As a result, British politicians did not devote much consideration to the idea either.
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The company, beset with regulation issues, has faced a Congressional inquiry, possible criminal charges, lawsuits, a recall of test results from the past two years, its main partner Walgreens severing ties, Forbes downgrading its worth from $9 billion to now just under $800 million, and its founder Elizabeth Holmes was formally banned from operating her own laboratories for the next two years.
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When Fox said on Wednesday that it was severing ties with Mr. O'Reilly after a "thorough and careful review of the allegations," it neglected to note that the scrutiny was not prompted by the allegations themselves — which the company already knew about — but by the defections of dozens of advertisers from "The O'Reilly Factor" and a drop in the company's stock price.
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Japanese motoring company Kawasaki says it is severing ties with "The New Celebrity Apprentice" due to the reality television series' ongoing connection to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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London time, the queen said she and members of the royal family would support the couple in resigning as senior members of the royal family and dividing their time between the UK and Canada, but she also said a transition is necessary, adding that it was a complex issue for my family to solve, the final decision is expected to come out in the next few days, Britain was shocked by the couple's surprise announcement last week, the British press has used headlines such as "don't be so quick, harry," arguing that severing ties with the royal family has left Harry in disarray.
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