You have people leaving the country, permanently leaving the country.
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Rashida Tlaib into the country enter the country to visit her elderly grandmother, despite US President encouraging the country to ban her.
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His words tended to divide the country, not unite the country.
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Because it makes the country look bad, it makes the country look very bad, and it puts the country in a very bad position.
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I have to run the country the way we're running the country.
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The more people who entered the country, the more the country changed.
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It is the Country Music Association Awards, not the Country Music Awards.
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So, the movement of the country is going in the president&aposs direction because the country believes in the law, and the country believes in borders.
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"The country of bonanza can not hide the country of misery," he said.
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Still, he says: "The country has a policy...we count on the country."
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I feel like he will offer the country ways it can save money, how the country can budget it's money, kinda take the country out of debt ….
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The role of the military is to protect the country, not rule the country.
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It will bring back manufacturing jobs across the country, coal jobs across the country.
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This is the country I bequeath to you, the country I bequeath you to.
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"The Republican base has migrated from the country club to the country," he said.
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At last, they get the country they want we get the country we want.
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That's true for some states across the country and the country as a whole.
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The country is crying out for solutions; the country is crying out to be unified; the country is crying out for a positive vision that brings us all together.
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Among Democrats, 69 percent said the country has not done enough, 26 percent said the country has done enough and 4 percent said the country has gone too far.
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It's a reform agenda, we think it's good for the country, the country needs it.
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The country still needs help in order to address human rights issues in the country.
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"It means I love the country, it means I'm fighting for the country," he said.
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Half of the country doesn't believe in the rights of the rest of the country.
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"The country would not lose anything if these foreign economists leave the country," he said.
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They would be pouring through and the country would not be the country anymore. Lindsey?
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He needs to leave the country and leave the country to us so we can live.
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President, the country I "come from," & the country we all swear to, is the United States.
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Across the country, Americans debated the future of their communities and the country as a whole.
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Once the country became North Macedonia, Greece would lift its veto on the country joining NATO.
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What I will tell you is: Certainly, he is the head of the country and the country did this, so the head of the country always has to speak for it.
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More say immigrants do more to help the country (55 percent) than hurt the country (41 percent).
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He added that the country is rapidly building out solar and wind farms all across the country.
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Mr. President, the country I "come from," & the country we all swear to, is the United States.
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This is the country through which their foreign recruits must come when they're flying into the country.
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It makes the country look very bad, and it puts the country in a very bad position.
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Missile tests by the country have in the past coincided with major political events in the country.
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Thousands of women marched last week across the country to protest gender-based violence in the country.
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Letting her rise above everything for the good of the country is not good for the country.
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It is the only carrier in the country to have dedicated 4G LTE spectrum across the country.
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Last year, the country saw over 1,200 drinking-related deaths, which costs the country $4.8 billon annually.
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The country is advising its citizens to limit all social contact as the country heads toward lockdown.
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They existed on tributes extracted from the country but treated the country as collection of bigots and backwoodsmen.
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She's a symbol of the country, and the history of the country that I'm very proud to serve.
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The federal government wants jails across the country to hold people they suspect are in the country illegally.
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And as the largest city in the country, New York City could inspire similar suits across the country.
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Michel admitted that the country had made mistakes in tackling the problem of violent extremism in the country.
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Although homosexuality has been legal in the country since 1993, anti-LGBTQ sentiment is abound in the country.
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"The country needs the Rapid Support Forces more than the Rapid Support Forces need the country," he said.
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The country needs nuclear power and according to experts, the country will need 20,000 megawatts of nuclear electricity.
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All other dependents were asked to leave the country last year amid worsening security conditions in the country.
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On the fiscal side, Stockman suggests the country cannot afford the price tag to bail out the country.
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Abiy, who is the first Oromo to lead the country, has led a remarkable political transformation in the country.
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Maduro needs a good scapegoat: Millions have fled the country due to the crippling economic crisis gripping the country.
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Then Thursday, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled its new exhibit dedicated to the country superstar.
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"After the genocide, the country needed a strong man as a leader to pull the country together," she says.
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"NAFTA has been a benefit to this region of the country and the country as a whole," said Cornyn.
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Not surprisingly, the richest man in the country is also one of the largest land owners in the country.
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The latter was intent upon "taking the country back"; the former hopes to insure that the country remains standing.
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Khan said the country needs a leader that will lead the country to a better future, pointing to Clinton.
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"The country that I have come back to is not the country I left," Ms. McDermid wrote this year.
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The country said it will increase screenings around the country, and is encouraging people not to travel to Wuhan.
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"It makes the country look very bad, and it puts the country in a very bad position," Trump said.
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And obviously my feelings about the country and where these election results might lead the country are more serious.
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I have no illusions about Donald Trump doing what's right for the country or what's best for the country.
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Andrew: One thing about what&aposs going on in the country today is most manufacturing is leaving the country.
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He stepped up raids on immigrants in the country illegally and oversaw a surge in arrests across the country.
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The first Catholic Church was built in the country in 1965, six years before the country was actually founded.
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Across the country, Americans have been mobilizing across the country for days of action, calling their representatives and senators.
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Any future fund lending to the country may include conditions that sow discord between the country and its new patron.
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The order, which sparked confusion at airports and protests around the country, indefinitely bars Syrian refugees from entering the country.
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If you elect a president who lies to the country and to himself, governance suffers, and the country punishes you.
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She also hosted a TNN cooking show, called the Country Kitchen, which profiled well-known Southern chefs across the country.
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Watch news anchors from across the country describe the Making a Murder fascination that transfixed the country in December 2015.
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Nineteen of the defendants are in the country illegally and entered the country within the past four years, Hanna said.
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In the days after his inauguration, he vowed to rid the country of violent criminals who enter the country illegally.
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In the lead-up to his anniversary, the country is celebrating with a number of different events across the country.
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"He cares very much about the country and he wants the country to have knowledgeable, competent leadership," said former Sen.
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China, however, the country where the most recent defectors worked, said the workers left the country legally using their passports.
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U.S. officials have said that number is likely to rise as the country rolls out broader testing across the country.
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A better economy would be good for the country because a better economy would always be good for the country.
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The country added 462 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, bringing the total number of infected in the country to 2257.
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"Donald Trump didn't divide the country, but he has a wonderful opportunity to heal and unify the country," she said.
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Maduro continued to deny there is a crisis in the country and denounced attempts to bring aid into the country.
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On Sunday, the country&aposs president, Rodrigo Duterte, banned anyone coming to the country from China who wasn&apost Filipino.
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The country has defaulted eight times in its history, with bondholders dragging the country through long court battles seeking payment.
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The country has been beset by protests and killings as military forces battle pro-democracy supporters to control the country.
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I'm going to do what I think is best for the country using what John taught me about the country.
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But that leaves out the great majority of the country: the middle of the country that does want to compromise.
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But voters were more pessimistic when asked whether they thought the country was ready for an openly gay president — 40 percent said they thought the country was ready, with 45 percent saying the country was not ready.
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IN THE FABLE of the town mouse and the country mouse it is the country mouse who comes out on top.
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Although Apple's sales in the country slumped by 30 percent in 2016, the country remains extremely important for the iPhone-maker.
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The division in the country where there were times where people were thinking the country was going to be torn asunder.
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The country is a bright spot for Harley: Sales in the country increased 27% in 2018 compared to the previous year.
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All calls made to any number in the country, even when the subscriber is roaming within the country, will be free.
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A new report found the country has made some serious solar strides in 2016, particularly in 20 cities across the country.
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Ordinary people were connecting with one another across the country and talking about the country that they wanted to create together.
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They may have the best basketball team in the country, and they definitely have the worst basketball team in the country.
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They were told that their ancestors had built the country with slave labor, and that the country owed them a debt.
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The U.S. tempered response thus far has avoided further destabilizing the country but achieved its anti-terrorism goals in the country.
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You know the Mall is set up for the people of the country to understand the fundamental nature of the country.
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In that instance, 41% said it would make the country safer and 46% said it would make the country less safe.
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The probe "makes the country look very bad, and it puts the country in a very bad position," the president said.
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A third of the country lives in extreme poverty, and the country has the highest rate of HIV in the world.
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Hariri noted that the country wasn't a mix of majorities and minorities: "We are all minorities in the country," he said.
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Visitors to Ethiopia who enter the country on Ethiopian Airlines, however, can take advantage of vastly discounted flights within the country.
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The military's continued dominance of the country, despite her party's control of Parliament, restricts her ability to move the country forward.
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Majorities say he cannot bring the kind of change the country needs (52%) and that he won't unite the country (60%).
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They thought the women were better equipped to run the country but worried the country was too sexist to elect them.
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They told us they would fix the country, but we realized that the ones who destroyed the country can't fix it.
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Venezuela's new oil production has allowed the country to import essentials like food, medicine and fuel to keep the country running.
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This cost the country $866 billion, more than double the value of all the economic activity in the country of Ireland.
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Trump questioned whether Curiel's loyalties were really to the country he was born in or the country his parents came from.
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Mattis is in the country to discuss the Trump administration's new Afghanistan strategy, which calls for defeating terrorists in the country.
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Soon tens of thousands of women around the country were posting on Facebook, eager to participate in marches around the country.
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The country is due to hold a general election in 2018, however, the country faces continued uncertainty in the interim, said Letta.
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The country could regulate Facebook like it does traditional broadcasters and media by holding the company accountable for the country it distributes.
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When the crisis hit, the country slapped on capital controls, protecting the krona by preventing investors from pulling capital from the country.
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But that the loser concedes to the winner, and that the country comes together in part for the good of the country.
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He wants more pipelines across the country to get American oil and gas to the more energy-scarce areas of the country.
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He returned repeatedly to the theme of immigration, asserting that the country was being overwhelmed by migrants coming into the country illegally.
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So I grew up in the middle of the country, and in the middle of the country, it's hard to get convenience.
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"We want the military to protect the country, not rule the country," said Ismail Eltag, a lawyer and spokesman for the SPA.
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" The result, she said, "has been a clash between different parts of the country, terrorists taking up some locations in the country.
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And the majority of the country, even though he lost by 3 million votes, the majority of the country is for Trump.
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"I'm going to do what I think is best for the country using what John taught me about the country," Graham said.
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Mr. Belafonte followed that up by saying the country had already seen what damage a Clinton presidency would do to the country.
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But during a speech in the country, he said the embargo isn't what is preventing the country from expanding Internet service there.
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And if it's between Donald Trump's ego and the good of the country, the country will have to get in the backseat.
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"It's understandable that people everywhere across the country are a little nervous about what's been going on around the country," Preibus said.
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The country is now close to exiting the program but the President warned that the country must remain disciplined on economic policy.
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The DEA's mission in the country ended, however, when the local communist party overthrew Daud before expelling the DEA from the country.
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The country also has massive reserves of natural gas locked in shale rock across the country, though it's had trouble accessing them.
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QUESTION: — The corruption in the country, whether or not the country would look — they were assisting with an ongoing investigation of corruption.
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"You've got highly intelligent people everywhere in the country, and you've got remarkably stupid people everywhere in the country," Mr. Dubuque said.
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China has rolled out a new law effectively barring internet users in the country from posting negative content about the country online.
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I'd like to show her the country beyond starving orphans and disease, the country where my grandmother was born and still lives.
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"The Senate's role in our politics isn't just to reflect the country, but to help heal and lead the country," Coons said.
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That means whole parts of the country don't get the best coverage that would help us understand the rest of the country.
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The country spiraled into economic collapse as oil prices fell and the country elected the opposition to its National Assembly in 2015.
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" A man who "had served the country for over 40 years, fought wars for the country can surely never be a traitor.
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And this guy, James Glaisher, would have people up and down the country, normally surgeons or clergymen, taking measurements across the country.
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Donald Trump's America is not the country I grew up in and not the country whose history I've taught for 40 years.
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Overnight, police forces across the country made eight arrests following raids on homes in London, Birmingham and other parts of the country.
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So since 1994, [when] warlords were fighting one another, and the country was unstable, Pakistan said, How can we stabilize the country?
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"The only people who don't want to ask the question -- Democrats around the country do, Republicans around the country do, independents around the country do -- the only ones who don't want to ask the question: Democrats in Washington," said Ohio Rep.
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Lost on Trump is the irony that he's exploiting these killings to promote his ability to unify the country even as he tours the country, espousing his divisive proposals, in blocking immigrants from entering the country based solely on their religion.
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Buhari has faced increasing criticism over security concerns in the country in recent months; Boko Haram continues to wreak havoc in the northeast of the country, there are growing calls for a separatist Biafra movement in the east of the country.
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Over 5.6 million Syrians have fled the country as refugees and over 6 million have fled their homes and remain in the country.
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The country is taking the grocery store to court The country is taking the grocery store to court 2016 is on a roll.
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Jung had been out of the country at the time but apologized at the airport upon returning to the country on March 218.
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This would be obviously unfair, since half the country wanted a left-leaning party and half the country wanted a right-leaning party.
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The State Department has moved some personnel out of the country, but not complied with Maduro's demand that they all leave the country.
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Who better than to get a read of this than a woman who has visited the country, will be visiting the country again?
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In this latest installment, The Protector who ruled the country for half a century has died, leaving a power vacuum in the country.
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Lawmakers in the country passed the Cannabis Act earlier this week, setting the country up to regulate the market in the coming months.
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There are widespread food and medicine shortages in the country, leading thousands of citizens to leave the country in search of better circumstances.
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Attorney Jesse Bless said Paixao pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for either attempting to enter the country unlawfully or entering the country unlawfully.
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Fewer than one-in-10 think the country is becoming more united, and slightly more say the country is staying about the same.
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A crackdown on immigrants living in the country illegally also led to a sharp increase in arrests in the interior of the country.
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The latest demonstrations occurred on Tuesday in several cities across the country to demand that humanitarian aid be allowed to enter the country.
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So denaturalization doesn't actually kick someone out of the country — or even automatically make them eligible to getting kicked out of the country.
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Today Germany, the country of the Holocaust, the country of Hitler's dictatorship, is now a strong democracy and the economic engine of Europe.
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The country was then ruled by Mobutu Sese Seko, a dictator who renamed the country Zaire in a break with its colonial past.
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As officials tried to restore the cellphone network, the country was also taking stock of the violence that shook the country on Saturday.
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Globalization and technology have been positive for the country as a whole, but not all regions of the country have reaped the benefits.
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The country is so ill-equipped to deal with its farming potential that most of its agricultural goods are processed outside the country.
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"There are two visions of what's going on in the country — and it's not just Hamilton County, it's the country," Mr. Deters said.
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"We don't know what's happening in the country except through kind of intermittent information that might get out of the country," Kaye said.
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But on a trip to the country last April, Mr. Tillerson's predecessor, John Kerry, was relatively muted in public about criticizing the country.
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"When faced with the choice between what's important for the country and what's important for one person, the country comes first," he said.
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"It makes the country look very bad, and it puts the country in a very bad position," Mr. Trump said of the investigation.
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All around the country, attendees are patiently checking their phones and scrambling for scores as the country proceeds to the World Cup semifinals.
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As I've traveled the country as RGA chairman, as I've traveled the country as a governor, I've learned a great deal about this.
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As a result, some officials in the country have amassed fortunes and live in luxurious homes while the rest of the country suffers.
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The gruesome death of a fish seller has prompted protests across the country The gruesome death of a fish seller has prompted protests across the country The gruesome death of a fish seller in Morocco has prompted angry protests across the country.
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Roughly a third of the country (34 percent) will plummet below zero degrees Fahrenheit, with just 10 percent of the country remaining above freezing.
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Bob Mueller, Weissmann, or Jeannie Rhee, are you guys watching what you have done to the country, what you are doing to the country?
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While the country has made progress, Lewis said there are forces that want to take the country back, but people want to go forward.
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And how in the more rural areas of the country and the working-class parts of the country like our western Pennsylvania-- FARAGE: Yes.
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It's the political system in the country that's giving you that shot, so I think it's just a humility and understanding of the country.
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"If the nominee is somebody that I think is really hurting the country and dividing the country, I can't stand behind them," Kasich said.
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The official said, "It's part of what matters most right now for the future of the country," not "or the future of the country."
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"Health impairing pollution should be done in the country with the lowest cost, which will be the country with the lowest wages," Summers wrote.
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The country has limited their usage citing manipulation by Adolf Hitler used a public vote made him both Chancellor and President of the country.
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In the 1990s, the country began to encourage the return of nikkeijin (people of Japanese descent) to the country, under a special visa program.
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Mbabazi questioned his former boss's assertion of having restored security in the country, saying absence of war did not mean the country was stable.
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The country has already reported more than 100 cases of the incurable disease since it was first detected in the country in early August.
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However, Reuters reported that crime rates in the country have decreased since 2005 even as hundreds of thousands of refugees have entered the country.
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With many in the country following Wahhabism, an extremely conservative sect of Islam, things popular in Western culture are often banned from the country.
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The country officially recognized bitcoin as legal tender last year, and has a registration process for cryptocurrency exchanges looking to operate in the country.
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Looking at Lebanon and the outlook for political and economic stability in the country, Azour said the country had to work on several issues.
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Potential refugees are required to apply for benefits in the country where they first land, not the country where they ultimately want to settle.
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"We are going to unite the country around ideas that unite the country, so that we can actually fix our country's problems," he added.
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On Wednesday, the country star attended the Country Music Association Awards in Nashville, where he jested that he's a performer simply for the acclaim.
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As the country experiences the worst drought it has seen in its history, the impact on agriculture has forced the country to boost imports.
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Within one decade the country has moved from rain and groundwater reliance to supplying the country with over 40% of its water through desalination.
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The country has been hit hard by the coronavirus, with the country in lockdown as the government tries to stop the virus from spreading.
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The country imposed an unprecedented lockdown on tens of millions of people living in China when the outbreak gripped the country earlier this year.
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China has reported 85033,249 deaths since the disease started spreading in the country, indicating that Italy may surpass the country in fatalities this week.
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All across the country, California represents a foil for people who worry that it foreshadows the future of the country, as it always has.
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France's president, Emmanuel Macron, announced on Monday that the country would enact a 15-day lockdown as the country grapples with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Cisneros' race is one of the few competitive House Democratic primaries in the country, attracting the attention of powerful advocacy groups across the country.
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" Lofgren also called on senators to vote for witnesses as a "favor" to the country, saying, "I think the country wants a complete picture.
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"They represent many women from around the country and really what is best about the country," Mr. Epshteyn said in an interview on CNN.
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The United States government is flexing its muscles to Iraq over the country&aposs threats to oust some 5,300 US troops from the country.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Tanzania's government directive to suspend family planning commercials in the country has generated concerns about birth control policies in the country.
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The tragedy has spread to nearly every corner of the country, punctuated by episodes that have brought the country to the brink of crisis.
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You focus on the country, all of the country, as it attempts to help America's fourth-largest city get back on its feet again.
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The U.S. would also like to refocus the country of origin rules, which now require 40 percent content to be made in the country.
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So now most of the country thinks the president did something wrong, most of the country thinks Republicans are protecting him, and most of the country is open, entirely open, to voting Trump and the most vulnerable Republican senators out in nine short months.
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"With the arrival of new precipitation into the country, more than 13 provinces of the country are involved in severe rainfall, snow and blizzard in a way that 22 communications routes of the country have been completely blocked," semi-official Mehr News Agency said.
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According to an October 2017 Pew Research report, a quarter of Republicans said the country has not done enough to insure equal rights for women, while 54 percent said the country has done enough and 513 percent said the country has gone too far.
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The winter weather has caused delays and cancelations at airports throughout the country including Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, the busiest airport in the country.
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The disagreement is on whether raising trade barriers mostly hurts the country that is raising them or mostly hurts the country that is being targeted.
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He said that replicating the project in other areas of the country that also suffer from drought could "significantly boost food production in the country".
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Below-freezing temperatures are expected for 7 percent of the country -- in fact, most of the country will see the coldest air since last winter.
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It is not known if Alston & Bird is representing the company, the country that owns it or regulators for the country, according to the story.
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Cars operating in the country will be adorned with radio-frequency identification (RFID) chips that the government will use to track drivers throughout the country.
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The country is now under the leadership of interim President Michael Temer, who says the country is facing "the worst economic crisis" in its history.
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"The country can't remain divided by political struggles that only hold the country back from continuing to make progress," Kuczynski's office said in a statement.
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The country initially closed stores in the Wuhan area following the Chinese New Year, and then extended the shutdown to other parts of the country.
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Georgian bank TBC estimated Russian visits to the country might fall 50% over the next year, costing the country about $330 million in lost revenue.
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Having a president who doesn't control the rest of the country, a government that doesn't control the rest of the country, is a good thing.
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These are the largest demonstrations the country has seen since March 2005, when mass protests ended a decades-long Syrian military presence in the country.
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But between touring with Dierks Bentley and playing headlining club shows across the country, the country singer, 34, is showing no signs of slowing down.
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The country is in talks with Uber and other aviation companies to bring short-haul, commuter flights to the country within the next 10 years.
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"Currently we have what we call 'health professional shortage areas' across the country, and there are thousands of those designations across the country," says Padilla.
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The country will survive an arbitrary, pointless increase in the price of consumer durable goods, but it's still a stupid way to run the country.
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S&P, which rates South Africa at BB, also revised its GDP forecasts for the country upwards, and urged the country to continue with reforms.
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But there's no question that Republicans — as an institution and what we're led by — are unfit to run the country, or to govern the country.
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But I think any other freshman in the country right now—she is as good a guard as there is in the country coming in.
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People on the far right in 1920s Germany felt like the country had escaped them, like the country had gone in this totally other direction.
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When someone is found to be in the country illegally and removed, they can be federally prosecuted if they arrive in the country illegally again.
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Meanwhile, the country needs to protect its borders from al Qaeda and ISIS, a daily threat to the country and the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF).
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He was so impressed with the way that the country was able to turn its economy around that he produced a documentary on the country.
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But she did ask questions ranging from whether the country is better off economically to whether respect for the country is eroding around the world.
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The Singapore Economic Development Board has also built a brand around inward investment as the country saw businesses leave the country during their recent recession.
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And if you do this because they provided a service to the country, what about every other worker who provided a service to the country?
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" Ocasio-Cortez had previously responded to Trump's tweets, saying that "the country I 'come from,' & the country we all swear to, is the United States.
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"We have to stop letting these guys use the divisions that exist in the country as charlatans always do to divide the country," Biden said.
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The official Kuwait News Agency reported the country is following Saudi Arabia's footsteps in recommending citizens leave Lebanon and restrain from traveling to the country.
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"We have to stop letting these guys use the divisions that exist in the country, as charlatans always do, to divide the country," Biden said.
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CNN also reported that the U.S. team had arrived in the country weeks earlier and it was one of their first patrols in the country.
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The Taliban have reportedly seized control of dozens of towns across the country, and ISIS has refocused its efforts on the country in recent months.
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And Kasich said if the nominee turned out to be someone who "is really hurting the country and dividing the country," he simply wasn't sure.
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Damage to these resorts, along with heavy agricultural losses and reconstruction costs elsewhere in the country, will be a major economic strain on the country.
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France banned all gatherings across the country last week, and the country closed its borders on March 17 in order to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
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It just means that any event that impacts the country -- or at least captivates the country for a day or a month -- have political reverberations.
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Now, as the country faces the potentially catastrophic consequences of climate change, the country needs to understand the public health implications of a warming climate.
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She plans to open 50 such offices across the country in what she described as a campaign to highlight how badly the country is run.
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Nick Saban is known for a lot of things — for being the best coach in the country and getting the best players in the country.
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In 2014, Mr. Yanukovych fled the country for Russia in the face of street protests, opening the door for Mr. Putin to destabilize the country.
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Many of the people she met over caramel rolls had deep-red gripes about the country: Democrats had disgraced the country during the Kavanaugh nomination.
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This weekend, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said the country would shut most shops, restaurants, and entertainment facilities as the country grapples with the coronavirus.
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While this is not an order for personnel to leave the country, it means they are permitted to leave the country amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The first is simple enough: When there's an attack on the country or when the country as a whole is threatened, we circle the wagons.
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The country has also offered to buy more semiconductors from the U.S. to help cut its trade surplus with the country, the Financial Times reported.
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Soleimani was reportedly in the country for a meeting with Iraq's prime minister, who has since called for U.S. troops to withdraw from the country.
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Southern parts of the country lie within that area, but the capital Seoul — by far the most densely populated area of the country — is not.
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They still understand John Kennedy's plea to ask not what the country can do for you but what you can do for the country. Sen.
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Yes, there are millions of immigrants who entered the country illegally — though there are millions more who entered the country legally, but overstayed their visas.
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India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the country wants to "eliminate" the use of digital currencies in criminal activities, signaling tighter regulation in the country.
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"I think the country is in major need of an electricity overhaul," he said, and also pointed out the "scarcity" of water in the country.
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The U.N. said 5 million people have fled the country, prompting a global refugee crisis, while 6.3 million people are displaced inside of the country.
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"The country needed uniting words, words that would bring the country together around what happened this weekend," Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins told CNBC on Thursday.
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The event inspired the country to reflect on what needs to be done to protect our teachers and students on school campuses across the country.
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He believes that if America can just get those elites out of power, the country can start to fix the many problems facing the country.
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To our knowledge, this is also the only public scholarship in the country open to undocumented immigrants who were brought to the country as children.
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I'm an American, and tonight I want to talk to you about the country we live in, the country our children will grow up in.
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Since ISIS-affiliated terrorists attacked Paris in November 2015, the country has been under heightened security measures, and polling stations were guarded across the country.
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Opposed by a number of dealers, the legislation requires an export license from the country of origin for any antiquity offered for sale in the country.
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Dr. Mahathir: There are lots of protests in the country about entering into this agreement because many people feel that it's not beneficial for the country.
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On average, the country has built 150,000 new units over the last five years – less than half of what's needed to keep the country well-housed.
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THE PROBLEM IS SOMETIMES GLOBAL TRADE COSTS JOBS ON ONE SIDE OF THE COUNTRY, BUT IT CREATES MORE JOBS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COUNTRY.
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Around a third of the country lives under the poverty line, according to the World Bank, although the country is considered an upper-middle income country.
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Though the country has a relatively small population (12 million) and tech scene, the government of Rwanda has prioritized tech events and development in the country.
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Last year, a constitutional clash between rival politicians left the country with competing prime ministers amid warnings that the country risked plunging back into a bloodbath.
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Especially these days, there's a lot of asking what the country can do for you as opposed to asking what you can do for the country.
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That would have meant different regions of the country could have different legal requirements—precisely what the Supreme Court is supposed to help the country avoid.
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"If the nominee is somebody that I think is really hurting the country and dividing the country, I can't stand behind them," Kasich told Cooper Tuesday.
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In the end, Japan's focus on its internal problems will not protect the country from its external threats, nor relieve the country of its global responsibilities.
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Referring to India, Birol stressed the country could cut its imports, amid rising oil demand in the country, by increasing domestic local oil and gas production.
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"I try to be very disciplined when I'm on the road," the country singer told Delish while traveling the country for his tour with Luke Bryan.
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"I'm really rich," Trump famously said during his announcement speech, adding that his confident attitude is what the country needs after having "losers" run the country.
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When the White House issued an executive order banning immigrants from seven Muslim majority countries from entering the country, spontaneous demonstrators swarmed airports across the country.
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The country rejects the extreme left policies of the Democrats in the party's leadership and fear what a new "Speaker Pelosi" would do to the country.
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The country became a dictatorship under the command of Mao's chosen successor Marshal Lin Biao, who installed revolutionary party committees to direct institutions throughout the country.
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They've participated in primary debates, campaigned across the country and made a convention acceptance speech that much of the country saw, or at least heard about.
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"The country needs and, unless I mistake its temper, the country demands bold, persistent experimentation," said Franklin Roosevelt in 303, as America battled the Great Depression.
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The plan was to bomb a small nuclear reactor in the country so that the country couldn't produce the materials it needed to make nuclear weapons.
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Whether they sneak into the country in remote areas or enter the country through a port of entry, most migrants are trying to petition for asylum.
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And they're displaying their anger by boycotting Japanese beer and clothing brands (Uniqlo is very popular in the country), as well as travel to the country.
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The country was subsequently removed, following negotiations that paved the way for the country to receive back Iraqi nationals who had run afoul of the law.
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Soccer games in the country will be played in empty stadiums for at least two weeks to stop the spread of the virus in the country.
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Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said the country needed wider measures against the coronavirus outbreak, adding that the country had more than 1 million test kits.
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Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said the country needed wider measures against the coronavirus outbreak, adding that the country had more than 1 million test kits.
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Many hospitals around the country have been overwhelmed in recent days by cases of the coronavirus, with tens of thousands of cases reported across the country.
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In November, the CDC told CNN the country is experiencing a national shortage of the vaccine necessary to fight outbreaks of the disease across the country.
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We have multiple air traffic control systems in multiple states all over the country, so this is a project that touches every part of the country.
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The 10,000 soldiers in the country would carry out a singular, ruthless mission of killing suspected terrorists and keeping the country from spiraling out of control.
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After briefing reporters on memorial services that will take place this week throughout the country, a tearful Davis read the senator's final message to the country.
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When our leaders reflect the mosaic of cultures and communities across the country, we are far more likely to have protections for ALL of the country.
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The country has been fighting ISIS in recent years, but a US air campaign against the militant group has largely reduced its presence in the country.
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"The Western-leaning tendency in the country raises a war versus talks dilemma ... and is trying to impose new nuclear deals on the country," he said.
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These are the best cities in the country for exploring rosé, based on quality, quantity, and accessibility of selections offered in wine bars across the country.
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Schools across the country have been canceling trips to the US due to fears that some of their students would not be allowed into the country.
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In other words, the refugees that are being brought to the country from different Islamic countries right now, especially those with links to terrorism, meaning the country.
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Christoph Waltz thinks the country has taken a nose dive since Donald Trump became prez, and his advice for Trump and the country is simple and blunt.
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LGFA is the second-largest bond issuer in the country after the sovereign, and the 51 participating local authorities include the largest local councils in the country.
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It said last month that China had agreed to allow global health experts into the country, and the organization has also sent a delegation to the country.
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It says the law, used to prevent boycott activists from entering the country, does not apply to people who already are in the country with valid visas.
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Again and again, it has been noted that close to 2748% of those present in the country illegally enter the country legally and then overstay their visas.
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The country singer, 25, has partnered with Snap Fitness and will host five exclusive boot camp sessions around the country for fans that want to get fit.
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He spoke about how much the trips across the country meant to him -- showing him parts of the country he would have missed in an airplane trip.
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India's finance minister, Arun Jaitley, assured markets that the country was not running out of money, after cash machines in some parts of the country ran out.
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The Country Music Association Awards were broadcast live on Tuesday night, but the stars of the country music world weren't the only things shining during the show.
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It made me realize that here I am serving the country but there's other ways that I can serve the country, as well, and serve the community.
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Cutting of food, pharmaceuticals whatever you can think of the country is being squeezed, the airspace is being closed that is what the country is faced with.
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Some kind of partitioning of the country into areas of influence seems now a sensible option as discussions about the post-ISIS future of the country begin.
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The country landscape of the United Kingdom is a tourist attraction because the country imports 35 to 40 percent of its food from other countries, said Watson.
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It also means that while the country is awash with cash, it could lose its competitive edge in a fight to lure top talent to the country.
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Under the Obama administration, a number of unaccompanied minors were shipped to sponsors, many of whom are in the country illegally themselves, in cities across the country.
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I owe it to the country to work for the citizens of the country, work for the President, and try and help him drive his economic agenda.
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The country saw an emissions decline of 0.8 percent in 2014, Greenpeace said, the first time the country was able to cut its power sector greenhouse gases.
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Its status in the sport has risen as the country of eight million allowed some 170,000 Kosovo-Albanian refugees into the country over the last two decades.
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JON PARELES Somewhere in between the country bro and the country gentleman, two recent Nashville scourges, lives Cole Swindell, who has been too casual to be either.
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How the country has changed one year after the Paris attacks How the country has changed one year after the Paris attacks This segment originally aired Nov.
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She feels in the same way about the kind of things that I believe in -- about loyalty, the country, about working for the country and all that.
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All four major regions of the country showed gains, implying that continuing low mortgage rates and job gains across most of the country are boosting housing demand.
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A state of emergency was imposed on March 15, shutting border crossings, halting commercial commuting inside the country and banning airline flights to and from the country.
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Mr. Knezevic, who fled the country under threat of arrest, said that the reaction to the video was a reflection of the deep anger in the country.
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Women transport the fish across the country, in buckets and sacks, and they also sell the fish in urban markets all around the country, to landlocked Rwandans.
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The country announced that between May 23 and 25, it will destroy the Punggye-ri complex where the country has conducted all six of its nuclear tests.
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Blasts — possibly from police officers detonating suspicious packages — hit parts of the country on Monday, compounding an atmosphere of fear and grief that hangs over the country.
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That means no asylum applications will be accepted from migrants entering the country illegally, and they will be summarily deported back to the country they entered from.
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The country is in an uproar over the design and the spiraling costs, when suddenly the Danish architect Jorn Utzon flees the country halfway through the project.
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Conflict was also heating up in other parts of the country, where ethnic minorities have been battling the state almost since the country declared independence in 1948.
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There are hundreds, maybe thousands of organizations around the country using the Trump name, and there are hundreds of vendors all over the country selling Trump merchandise.
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The oligarch, who had fled the country amid investigations by previous prosecutors, was removed by a Ukrainian court from "the wanted list," and returned to the country.
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The Turkish president told CNN Turk that the country was also sending senior military personnel to the country to back up the internationally-recognized government, Reuters reported.
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On Tuesday, the country reported 60 new cases, bringing the number of infected cases to 893, to become the country with the most cases outside mainland China.
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Nesyamun's mummy was removed from Egypt in 1823, at a time of increasing European domination of the country and before the country had enacted any antiquities laws.
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I say this while keeping in mind that "supporting the troops" or "supporting the country" does not entail supporting illegal executive actions that only hurt the country.
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In recent years, a resurgent Taliban have taken control of significant swaths of the country and raised questions about the Afghan government's ability to protect the country.
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The contract solicitation began in 2015, but the country is now grappling with transfer of power issues, as President Joseph Kabila has delayed elections in the country.
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The measures range from death sentences and imprisonment for watching banned media, to sealing off the country&aposs domestic mobile network from foreign tourists visiting the country.
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Germany's concern is that, despite its laws, the country has many guns in circulation inside the country, increasingly from foreigners who smuggle them in through porous borders.
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A controversial amendment to a law was recently passed in India, sparking deadly protests around the country and leading some to question the country&aposs democratic values.
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Background: Australia's immigration policy, aimed at deterring dangerous sea crossings, keeps asylum seekers who try to enter the country by boat from setting foot in the country.
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Markets around the world are puking, people within the country are shocked, and people outside the country are wondering whether there's a way to take it back.
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In the meantime, however, the country affirmed the personality cult around Mr. Nazarbayev even as he stepped aside from the day-to-day running of the country.
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Even though we are not the country that elected Roy Moore tonight, we are the country that almost elected him, and that is still worth reckoning with.
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A look at the protests that are sweeping across the country A look at the protests that are sweeping across the country This piece first aired Oct.
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More broadly, less than half say Trump's priorities for the country reflect their own (153% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (215% right direction, 21% wrong direction).
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Buhari, who campaigned in the 2015 elections on being tough on insecurity and insurgency from Boko Haram in the northeast of the country, has battled with the perception in the country that he has not been decisive on stamping out the violence in the Middle Belt of the country.
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Some 70 percent of poll respondents, Republicans and Democrats alike, agreed that the country needs a "strong leader" to take the country back from the rich and powerful.
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The two are near-even on uniting the country, with 46% saying Obama has united the country and not divided it, and 43% saying they think Trump will.
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The country has some of the most energy inefficient homes in Europe and the measures had been expected to help the country meet its greenhouse gas reduction targets.
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Syrian troops have been marching in the country&aposs south, one of the last rebel-held areas in the country, under the cover of airstrikes and intense shelling.
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"You can take the kid out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the kid," Duhamel, who grew up in North Dakota, tells PEOPLE.
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But he has had a weekly show on a sympathetic TV channel and traveled the country to meet voters, while posters proclaiming "Zeman Again" hang around the country.
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"It's a successful scheme because it brings money into the country and not a penny leaves the country," Orban told parliament on Monday in reply to opposition questions.
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For Republicans, this mostly proves that the president is out of sync with the majority of the country, though on same-sex marriage, the country has clearly changed.
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Ramon Ramirez is a history teacher who knows nothing about the history of the country he was born in — only the country that has always been his home.
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"If they lie, how do you vet something like that?" he said, adding that the country should have a "discussion" about having "Muslims in the country" at all.
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Tom Davis calls the GOP's transition "from the country club to the country" -- has demonstrably accelerated as Trump has redefined the party around his racially-infused economic nationalism.
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In a Monmouth poll, just 27 percent of people support the way the country is headed — and 67 percent don't approve of the direction the country is heading.
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The temporary stay would apply to all visa and green card holders stuck in limbo in airports and flights around the country, allowing them to enter the country.
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It did note that the state has among the most restrictive gun laws in the country, but Illinois does not have the toughest gun laws in the country.
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While it currently works with 50 suppliers in the country, it is trying to increase its supplier base in the country under its 'Make More in India' initiative.
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The unemployment rate in the country remains stuck at 10 percent, greater than that of the UK and Germany, so it clear that the country needs critical reform.
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The country recorded a $7.14 billion trade surplus last month, the highest level on record for the country and a whopping 61.2 percent increase on the previous year.
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In January the country suffered six power outages in just eight days as the national grid repeatedly collapsed under the strain, plunging most of the country into darkness.
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The country and its allies back the internationally recognized Yemeni government and has imposed blockades on the parts of the country several times, hampering the delivery of aid.
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By putting the country firmly on a path for a "hard" Brexit, she has heightened the chances that the country could soon experience a full-blown sterling crisis.
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The most popular Democrat in the country is about to go on a highly anticipated book tour that is likely to remind the country of her political muscle.
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" He added that a "22019 percent negative impact when [products come into the country] means those who bear the burden the most are the consumers in the country.
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Orwell's fictional surveillance system for the country of The Nation is staffed by internationals who have no relationship to the country, people being surveilled, or conditions of surveillance.
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Humanitarian aid workers say tightening access couldn't come at a worse time as the country teeters on the brink of famine and a cholera epidemic sweeps the country.
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"I cannot confirm if Mr Ajay Gupta is back in the country; he may well be back in the country through another port of entry," Gunkel-Keuler said.
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There are wonderful Republicans out in the country who want what's best for the country and may disagree with me on some things but are good, decent people.
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Opposition protests in the country - which have gone on for months - have been met with violence and the country is also struggling due to food and medical shortages.
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Over one million refugees and migrants arrived in the country in 2015 alone, largely thanks to Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to open up the country amid the crisis.
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The country had a successful democratic transition in 20183, and it had the political will and effort to put the country on the path towards a shared prosperity.
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The country had announced Thursday that it would close its borders to foreign "umrah" pilgrims, who travel to Islam's two holiest sites located in the country, Reuters reported.
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However, the virus appears to be spreading to multiple so-called hot spots around the country, including Los Angeles, Detroit, New Orleans and other cities around the country.
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But when the country devalued its currency in the past, investors moved money out of the country just when it was needed the most, weakening the Chinese economy.
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The center of gravity for the Republican Party in the state has shifted "from the country club to the country," as one Republican strategist, Tom Davis, put it.
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It was always about race relations in the country, will the country be able to find some way that the different races will be able to live together.
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An expansion of its product portfolio in the country and the acquisition of a roofing accessories specialist helped to increase revenues in the country in 2019, Wienerberger said.
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Opposition protests in the country — which have gone on for months — have been met with violence, and the country is also struggling due to food and medical shortages.
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Castellanos declared: The country will not impeach Donald Trump because the alternative is you, the alternative is me, the alternative is the Washington establishment that failed the country.
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If just one small area of the country experiences very low unemployment, people may flood in from other parts of the country to find jobs, muting wage growth.
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The country has been at the behest of unprecedented price rises on the much-loved fruit, which has resulted in the mass theft of them around the country.
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" In March, Schiff warned, "The only thing worse than putting the country through the trauma of impeachment is putting the country through the trauma of a failed impeachment.
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It was created by the Obama administration in 2012 and allowed some undocumented individuals who entered the country before the age of 85033 to remain in the country.
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They stressed she will focus on how those issues are common across the country and will look for solutions to best unify the country around solving those problems.
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Numerous cities around the country have made efforts to take down statues in the aftermath, and many other monuments around the country have been vandalized or even destroyed.
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They bickered over who would most rapidly scrap President Barack Obama's executive order allowing some undocumented immigrants, brought to the country as children, to remain in the country.
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The country is also a world leader in food waste, with one report from 2016 suggesting that half of all fresh food is thrown away across the country.
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The country elected political outsider Morales in 2015, hoping for a fresh start, after its former president was brought down in a corruption scandal that shocked the country.
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Not a single editorial board in the country said that he should be president, not a single editorial board in the country did, right, in a major market.
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Clapper said while the vetting being done on people entering the country was not "perfect," those actions were strong enough to keep the country safe without this new measure.
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Many models, including star Gigi Hadid, were denied visas into the country; scheduled performer Katy Perry was also barred from entering the country, reportedly for appearing to support Taiwan.
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THE PRESIDENT: We have people coming into the country, or trying to come in — and we're stopping a lot of them — but we're taking people out of the country.
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It was no longer the country that he inherited from a corrupt political elite, and it was no longer the country where you could rig an election without consequence.
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The country spends tens of billions of dollars in importing food, as dated technologies, poor yields, shrinking farms and unreliable weather patterns afflict the country of 1.3 billion people.
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It projected that Clinton would win easily if 60 percent of the country turned out to vote, and be handily defeated if just 50 percent of the country materialized.
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In 2018 there were more than 33,000 homicides in the country -- the highest number since the country began keeping records -- and 2019 is on course to break that record.
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He said the country is focusing on attracting "real investments," which refers to foreign companies setting up operations in Malaysia or existing firms in the country expanding their presence.
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A majority of those surveyed, including those who opposed admitting more refugees into the country, said that Syrian refugees already in the country should be welcomed into American society.
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And it's really, above all else, it's a jobs bill because these corporations that are already coming into the country, but they're going to start pouring into the country.
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" Continuing, he said, "Let me just say first I want to honor your son's service to the country and your family's service to the country, I truly do ma'am.
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The committee argues that the process of turning the country into a democracy has proved to be largely illusory, and that in some respects the country is going backwards.
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The current ruler assumed control of the country shortly after his father, Kim Jong-Il, died in December 2011, and has accelerated the country&aposs nuclear and missile programs.
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He has applied to stay in the country, but that process takes years, and under Trump's immigration policy an applicant must leave the country until the application is approved.
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At the Country Music Awards last year, following the Las Vegas shootings, the Country Music Association asked that press refrain from asking questions about gun rights and political affiliations.
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But critics say it undercuts Israel&aposs democratic values and sidelines the country&aposs non-Jewish population, namely the Arab community that makes up 20 percent of the country.
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The wars that have riled the country for decades show no signs of abating, and vitriol against the Rohingya continues even as the country makes preparations for their return.
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American's pilot union earlier on Friday said it told its members to refuse any trips to the country after the State Department told U.S. citizens to leave the country.
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Poroshenko has fought to integrate the country with the European Union and NATO, while strengthening the military which is fighting Kremlin-backed separatists in the east of the country.
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The country has been divided between rival governments and military factions based in the east and west of the country since 2014, causing political deadlock and an economic crisis.
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I've visited penal institutions all over the country, I've visited hospitals all over the country, I've visited the worst brigs in the military… I've never seen anything like (this).
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It was this reputation for violence that provided justification for police to ban them playing throughout the country, leaving one the biggest acts in the country unable to perform.
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Moriarty said many major brands were holding off on sending foreign staff to the country, although most had Bangladeshi or South Asian staff leading their operations in the country.
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Qatar re-established normal ties with Iran in 2017 during a blockade of the country led by Saudi Arabia, and shares a large offshore oil field with the country.
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"Why don't they dare to listen to the people of the country, students of the country?" added Aung Min Thu, a 23-year-old who helped organize the troupe.
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Among the poor and low income renter of Los Angeles is the largest immigrant population in the country and one of the largest college student populations in the country.
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Magnets have taken this model and applied it throughout the country with success; today magnet schools comprise one quarter of the top 2628 public high schools in the country.
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Iraqi officials estimate $100 billion will be needed to rebuild the country after its bloody three-year offensive against ISIS, which swept one-third of the country in 2014.
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Saturday, I'll be walking at one of the hundreds of marches planned across the country, and I will keep walking until America becomes the country my parents dreamed of.
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The conflict impacted large areas of the country, and the government struggled to exert control over highlands and remote jungle areas in the west and south of the country.
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Poroshenko has fought to integrate the country with the European Union and NATO, while strengthening the military that is fighting Kremlin-backed separatists in the east of the country.
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John Kasich of Ohio was more explicit, saying that if the nominee is someone who "is really hurting the country and dividing the country," then he just wasn't sure.
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The country has already cut taxes for mining companies in recent years but the government wants to attract more foreign investment and ease a dollar shortage in the country.
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The age of Trump has energized Democrats across the country, as progressives focus on winning races in parts of the country that had been deemed out of reach electorally.
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They came to do some research in the country, and to learn about the country, and report on what is going on in Germany, and what Germany is like.
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What we need to do is the structural reforms and the financial reforms that stabilizes the country and that will build the platform to start investing in the country.
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"We have people coming into the country, or trying to come in — and we're stopping a lot of them — but we're taking people out of the country," Trump said.
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The bill was shot down by House Republicans because it included a process that would have allowed many immigrants who entered the country illegally to remain in the country.
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It's a finite amount and there are a finite number people in the country and so a finite amount to be spread around to those people in the country.
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According to the FT, the country has tested at least 590 citizens — all of whom had arrived from outside the country in January — but all of them tested negative.
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" Mr. Trump: "We have people coming into the country, or trying to come in — and we're stopping a lot of them — but we're taking people out of the country.
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Nashville tapped the country singer Dierks Bentley as the latest to sing the national anthem, while the country singer Jason Aldean waved a towel to rev up the crowd.
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On Monday, the commander of all American forces in the country, General Austin S. Miller, said he had withdrawn roughly 2,000 troops from the country in the last year.
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And as spring sweeps other parts of the country, more reports can be expected each day, as you can see in these maps, tracking morel sightings across the country.
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By painting the players as insufficiently loyal to the country, Trump can make an appeal to patriotism -- a powerful emotion not just in his base but in the country.
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A buyback plan previously launched by the country in March has also forced residents to turn in assault weapons after the country banned such devices following the Christchurch attack.
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"His message is really about humanity and moving the country forward and uniting the country," Paige Bortman, a 26-year-old independent voter who leans Republican, told BuzzFeed News.
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Although US forces are invited in the country in an advisory role, the US&aposs capabilities in the country and neighboring Kuwait far outweigh that of the Iraqi military.
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Iran is closing schools and dedicating hospitals across the country to fight the novel coronavirus as the number of infections sharply increased across the country, according to multiple reports.
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LSU&aposs success this season should help them recruit some of the best talent in the country, vaulting them into the atmosphere of the top programs in the country.
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Earlier Wednesday, Trump signaled a de-escalation of tensions with the country, saying at the White House that the country "appears to be standing down" following the missile strikes.
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Trump on Wednesday signaled a de-escalation of tensions with the country, saying at the White House that the country "appears to be standing down" following the missile strikes.
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Foreign nongovernmental groups have already been subject to growing Chinese government pressure since 2016, when the country passed a wide-reaching law strictly regulating their operations in the country.
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If, as the White House has indicated, thousands of terrorists entered the country, every FBI agent in the country would have dropped what they were doing to find them.
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"I don't know a single asylum office in the country, and I speak to them all over the country, who believes it is a good policy," Knowles said Tuesday.
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One in three farmers in the country is 2214 or older, and scores of small farms across the country close each year because their aging proprietors don't have successors.
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S-Pankki - part of retailer S Group - has 3.1 million clients in the country of 5.5 million, making it one of the largest banks in the country by clientele.
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The fight reflects the country&aposs rising tide of bigotry directed toward minorities, particularly its Muslim population, which makes up about 14% of the country&aposs 1.3 billion people.
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When the country failed to hold elections for over a year, Mr. Martelly ruled the nation by decree with the power to appoint every officer-holder in the country.
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Terrible for the country -- KURTZ: Some pundits -- absolutely.
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The academics and postgraduates were leaving the country . . .
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And the smell of rot fills the country . . . .
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Trump has pledged to repeal Obama's executive actions that allowed undocumented immigrants brought into the country as children and their families to remain in the country without fear of deportation.
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The country is exploring new oil fields in several areas of the South China Sea, but this has seen several delays as the country clashes with its bigger neighbour China.
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The country has been left on high alert after numerous bombs and suspicious objects were sent to political and high profile figures as well as media outlets across the country.
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As of Thursday, the country has recorded 58 cases — making it the country with the highest number of confirmed cases in the world outside China, which has nearly 60,000 cases.
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And the country has some assets outside the country, especially those tied to oil production, that might make litigation even more attractive than it was in the case of Argentina.
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Essentially, this ship is without a captain to guide and lead through the country through the next patch of rough waters as the country prepares toe leave the European Union.
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On Monday, the secretary said some troops will temporarily remain in Syria to protect oil fields in the country as the Pentagon continues to remove other troops from the country.
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They're keeping people out of the country that we don't want in the country and we don't want them to hesitate when they have to make a split second decision.
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The Kingdom said its goal was to prevent the flow of weapons into the country, but the blockade overwhelmingly harmed civilians, and pushed the country to the brink of famine.
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Thai media reports that an immigration official confirmed that China had sent the government a formal request to deny Wong entry into the country, effectively barring him from the country.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: We have people coming into the country, trying to come in, we&aposre stopping a lot of them, but we&aposre taking people out of the country.
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Israel&aposs 1948 declaration of independence defined the country as a Jewish and democratic state and the government says the recently passed bill merely enshrines the country&aposs existing character.
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Last month, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh called for the country to completely seal its border with Pakistan on the grounds that terrorists were using it to infiltrate the country.
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"He comes with his knowledge of the country, of the needs of the country and his commitment ... it is going to be a huge boost for my government," she said.
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That's the encouraging finding of an AP-NORC (University of Chicago) poll: 9% think the country has become more united under Trump, while 67% think the country is more divided.
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We're told J Lo talked with the crowd about women's rights ... a big, evolving issue in the country, and she's one of the few female entertainers invited to the country.
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"You just deliver results for the country -- and if you deliver results for the country, I think people are willing to kind of give you a pass on everything else."
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"I&aposm proud that my father was extremely patriotic, loved the country to death that he was able to dedicate his entire life for the country without hesitation," he said.
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Both Harvey and Irma will continue to strain gas supplies across the country as refineries and ports slowly reopen, so higher gasoline prices will persist in much of the country.
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"We are trying to arrest Jho Low, but he is not in the country, and we don't have extradition rights in the country where he is staying," Mahathir told reporters.
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The energy independence effort would boost the flow of foreign currency into the country as Macri's administration seeks to rein in inflation and dig the country out of a recession.
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Montenegrin and U.S. officials have said that a 2016 coup attempt in the country was sponsored by Russia as an effort to stop the country from joining the transatlantic alliance.
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Christian Mirtza, a Uruguayan government-appointed liaison to former Guantánamo detainees in the country, confirmed to the The Associated Press that Jihad Ahmed Mustafa Dhiab is back in the country.
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He added that volumes in China were changing "a lot" due to lower growth in the country and said that "cheap dining" in the country was more or less disappearing.
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Notably, however, China, the country with the second-highest millionaire count, surpassed the US to become the country with the most people in the top 10% of global wealth distribution.
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That's why Republican candidates across the country—including DeSantis—are fear-mongering about the migrant caravan, claiming that if Democrats are elected, gang members and terrorists will flood the country.
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Pelosi and other opponents argue that adding the citizenship question would discourage participation by immigrants, not only those in the country illegally but also those living in the country legally.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) warned that a deal to allow some immigrants in the country illegally to remain in the country would be a bridge too far for his supporters.
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What we do want to do is we want to bring the country together, because the country is very, very divided, and that's one thing I did see, big league.
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The city is on the Mexican border and is often a crossing for immigrants who entered the country illegally, making it one of the most patrolled places in the country.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio was more explicit, saying that if the nominee was someone who "is really hurting the country and dividing the country," then he just wasn't sure.
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Line, which is Japan's most popular messaging app with 71 million users in the country, is making an undisclosed investment in Mobike Japan, the Chinese firm's entity in the country.
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"So if you are homosexual in nature, leave the country or face prosecution," wrote Badmos, who has attained celebrity status in the country due to her frequent social media posts.
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Washington (CNN)As parts of the country grind to a halt, it's on Congress to marshal a major economic package to help the country through this health and economic crisis.
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Now, the country is effectively closed: Schools across the country are canceling classes, bars and clubs are shutting their doors, and restaurants are being restricted to takeout or delivery only.
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The country spans 11 times zones altogether, which means Russians on one end of the country could be starting their day while Russians on the other end are winding down.
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The philosophy or the position that people have is either you want to let unknown folks into the country or you don't want to let unkown folks into the country.
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"Councils across the country raised the impact the far-right demonstrations have on whole towns, exploiting tensions and stoking division," she wrote after spending months visiting communities across the country.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani says the country is "totally ready" for US President Donald Trump to go ahead with plans under consideration to withdraw 4,000 US troops from the country.
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"The Senate reflects the country, and the country is as divided as it has been for a long time," Mr. Alexander said Friday during an interview in his Capitol office.
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Each shipment comes with brewing information, a postcard from the country of origin, tasting notes, and packaging inspired by the country of origin's culture for an immersive and educational experience.
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When civil war erupted in the country in the late 1980s, American involvement was scaled back and, by 1990, US citizens in the country were evacuated by the Marine Corps.
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" She says these posts are a reminder that, as an Asian American, she's a "perpetual foreigner in the country I was born in, in the country I was raised in.
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The prime minister has called for calm, but infections are now being reported across the country, far from the epicenter in the Lombardy region in the north of the country.
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The party has projected their own divides over the issue onto the country at large, and has made life much worse for many people across the country as a result.
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If North Korea is, in fact, battling an outbreak, the country and its neighbors could be in trouble, since sanctions on the country have limited access to proper medical resources.
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It was also a hit in China, the country with the most serious gender imbalances in the world, quickly becoming the top grossing non-Hollywood foreign film in the country.
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German officials said they believed more than 130 people left the country to join ISIS, 95 of whom were German citizens and had the right to return to the country.
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"There are these times when we have to do what's right for the country and protect the country, even if there is or isn't a political benefit to it," Rep.
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If we think we're at a point where the country could not become more divided and the very fabric of the country is fraying, impeachment would surely test that theory.
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The band was named entertainer of the year - the top award - three times by the Country Music Association and was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005.
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By tracing the core tenets of the country back to the Founding Fathers, Grandin demonstrates how conquest, both domestically and abroad, has always been used to rally the country together.
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While specifics vary depending on the country, a working holiday visa will grant you the opportunity to stay in the country for six to 18 months and be legally employed.
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The country has experienced instability since Barre left and is battling al Shabaab, an Islamist group that frequently carries out bombings in the capital, Mogadishu, and elsewhere in the country.
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At a time when the country was more divided than at any time since the Civil War, Kennedy's candidacy became perhaps the only possibility that the country could come together.
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The group said the attack was revenge for a French offensive against Islamist militants in the Sahel region and called for the country to withdraw its forces from the country.
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So there's a range of opinion, but the center of that range is that the removal of Donald Trump would help the country — maybe not our party, but the country.
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It's not how all Brazilians view the country by any stretch, but it is at least how one Brazilian views the country—probably with an uncommon dose of outsider's perspective.
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"I think it's pretty hard to argue that somebody who almost three-quarters of the country thinks is unqualified to be president and has a negative opinion about is tapping into the zeitgeist of the country or is speaking for a broad base of the country," Obama said in an interview with NPR.
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The German government also agreed on Thursday to permit the family members of refugees who had entered the country as unaccompanied minors to enter the country in cases of particular hardship.
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While Indiana's economy falls roughly in the middle of the country, it has had to travel a longer road back from the Great Recession than many other parts of the country.
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Currently, when adults enter the country accompanied by children, they are generally released into the US and able to stay in the country, pending disposition of their cases, the official said.
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The country, which is technically in a state of war against a nuclear armed North Korea, is home to 28,500 US troops that would defend the country in case of conflict.
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Twenty years ago, one of the wildest shootouts the country had ever seen unfolded in Los Angeles' North Hollywood neighborhood -- and live on the television sets of people across the country.
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A statement by the North Korean Foreign Ministry, accusing the U.S. of trying to unilaterally pressure the country into abandoning its nuclear weapons, came shortly after Pompeo's delegation left the country.
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"He's put together a diverse set of voices around him that are reflective of the country and that means where the country is today and he heard that," another source said.
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It's been two years since TIME magazine declared that the country was at a "Transgender Tipping Point," but the full implications of trans equality are still being litigated across the country.
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Now we are supposed to flood the country with more low-skilled workers that are going to come to the country and drive me out of whatever business I&aposm in.
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After all, it allows us to traverse long distances in a short period of time, making weekend trips across the country, or week-long vacations out of the country, totally plausible.
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Green means a place is safe to travel; yellow means it's safe to travel to some parts of the country; red means travel is discouraged in all parts of the country.
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And the question is, how much stain is too much stain and how much stain eventually makes you unable to accomplish your goal of protecting the country and serving the country?
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Spring may be months away for most of the country, but it's already arrived in L.A. — and our coolest locals are already sporting the shades the country will soon be requesting.
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New Zealand has been mentioned in the Panama Papers more than 60,000 times and Mossack Fonseca has an office in the country, leading many to label the country a tax haven.
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Many of those facing removal orders fled the country as war refugees or to escape the brutal Khmer Rouge and have not stepped foot in the country since they were children.
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Under the proposal, Russian internet traffic would be required to be sent through servers in the country, according to the AP, giving the country more leverage to surveil and censor information.
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The country of Macedonia was formed in 1991 after the breakup of Yugoslavia, but Greece has a large northern region with the same name, established long before the country ever existed.
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With Saleh's experience administering the country and cultivating a strong military, the Houthis made major military gains around the country and together their forces withstood thousands of Saudi-led air strikes.
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However, an ongoing political impasse in the country threatens to derail that growth, with the country potentially facing a third general election in 12 months by the end of the year.
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The country has invested billions of dollars in bringing top players and managerial talent into its domestic league, while also creating grassroots development academies to foster talented players inside the country.
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It's a stark reminder of the shifting demographics of the country: The Census Bureau projects that no one racial group will be a majority of the country by the year 22012.
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Obama also signaled plans to withdraw American forces from the country, only to announce last October that U.S. troops will remain in the country at current levels throughout much of 2016.
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Houston (13-0), which started the day as one of five unbeaten teams in the country, extended its home winning streak to 26 games, the longest such streak in the country.
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Since the Nigerian government had already banned rice importation into the country through the land borders, the commodity is still being smuggled into the country through the border with Benin Republic.
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When Chinatowns all over the country found an Americanized style of their traditional food that the non-Chinese people liked, those recipes made it to other Chinese restaurants around the country.
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A hard border between Scotland and the U.K. would certainly appear to have a negative impact for the country should the country look to sever ties with its largest trading partner.
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Houston (173-217), which started the day as one of five unbeaten teams in the country, extended its home winning streak to 271 games, the longest such streak in the country.
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The country has never been known for political permanence: Berlusconi was the country's longest serving prime minister since World War II, and the country has had 64 governments since the war.
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"We urge that they be freed, that they be allowed whether they are inside the country or outside the country, to participate, so that their voices can be heard," he said.
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Salih said U.S. troops are in the country with the mission to combat terrorism and told the U.S. not to "pursue your own policy priorities" in the country, according to Reuters.
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Zuma's administration pushed for a nuclear program though government forecasts and studies showed the country did not need it for 20 years as electricity demands continue to drop in the country.
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The poll also finds 70 percent of respondents think the country is heading in the right direction, compared with just 22 percent who think the country is on the wrong track.
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Last month, Amazon also said it would block shoppers in Australia from buying from its international sites after the country said it would impose tax on products shipped into the country.
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Sixty-five percent of Americans think the country is on the wrong track, according to the Real Clear Politics average, while 27 percent say the country is on the right track.
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Warning that there were several crises in the country, especially concerning the environment, Mr. Rouhani somewhat unhelpfully lauded the nuclear agreement for bringing "a breath of fresh air" to the country.
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So, the country is on a mission to deal with a few problems: A sales model for funds that isn't attractive to investors, poor performing investments, and talent leaving the country.
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Hassanal Bolkiah, the sultan for the country, said in a public address when the laws were implemented that he wanted to see "stronger" Islamic teachings as the country adopted Sharia law.
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Something that's fascinating in Brazil right now is there are these different movements coalescing around the country clamoring for more rights and more access to institutions of power around the country.
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President Buhari is currently out of the country on a 10-day working vacation in the United Kingdom, and his Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is ruling the country in his absence.
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Save a few giants like the Buddha, Akbar and Gandhi, the great figures of Indian history are little known outside the country, and some are little remembered inside the country, either.
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The Saudi intervention in the country was launched in March 2015 after Houthi rebels seized parts of the country including the capital, Sana'a, forcing President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi from power.
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Roughly two-thirds of Americans believe the country is going in the "wrong direction," and Tuesday the country will vote for two of the least popular presidential candidates of all time.
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Maduro remains in control of the country because of support from the military, despite massive protests against his government amid an economic crisis that has caused millions to flee the country.
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"Trust me, I'm like a smart person," he pathetically told the country shortly after his inauguration, when the country was already getting a pretty good idea that this wasn't the case.
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Using data from almost 250 government monitors throughout the country, which closely matches monitors maintained by the United States Embassy in Beijing and consulates around the country, I found major improvements.
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On April 21963, 21970, millions of people throughout the country demonstrated on the inaugural Earth Day, calling for air, water and land in the country to be cleaned up and protected.
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This mobilization came three months after millions joined in Women's Marches across the country and separate protests of President Donald Trump's executive order banning immigrants and refugees from entering the country.
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The median age of the district is just above the median of the rest of the country, and the district's education levels are on par with the rest of the country.
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The Chinese market regulator added in its statement that the country would treat all companies fairly and that China was open to foreign firms investing and doing business in the country.
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While nearly all Poles recognize how much life has improved in the country, there is also a deep fear among many that something is being lost as the country embraces capitalism.
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For areas of the country where land is cheap, mobile homes are the optimal solution, but here, too, snobby zoning rules prevent delivery of such homes across much of the country.
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Foreign media outlets have little access to the country; religious and political expression are "brutally punished" by the government; and no independent monitoring groups are allowed in the country, HRW wrote.
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Of the millions who have fled the country, an estimated 26,214 were skilled physicians, more than half the total number of medical doctors who worked in the country before the conflict.
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Analysts had been expecting as much as the country absorbed a sales tax hike and grappled with the aftermath of Typhoon Hagibis, a powerful storm that hit the country last fall.
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Rivlin, who has been president of Israel since 2014, serves a largely ceremonial role in the country, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu serving as the head of the country&aposs government.
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The country has no comprehensive anti-discrimination laws to protect LGBTQ South Koreans, and compared to nearby democracies like Japan and Taiwan, the country is less accepting of same-sex couples.
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Protests broke out Sunday across the country following President Trump's sweeping executive order barring refugees and people from seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the country for set periods of time.
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In a statement released following the Fukushima disaster, Japan's Catholic Bishops Conference said the cessation of all nuclear power generation in the country was "imperative" given the country was disaster prone.
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There are now 218 Moms Demand groups across the country, and over 350 Students Demand groups meeting in high schools and colleges — and they've had success in elections across the country.
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KUALA LUMPUR, March 1 (Reuters) - Malaysia's health ministry said on Sunday the country has four new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 29.
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But the statistics authority said at the end of 2017 that the country had established nine major oil reserve bases across the country, with a combined capacity of 37.7 million tons.
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The number of coronavirus cases in Iran has increased recently, but the CDC lists the country as threat Level 1, and does not recommend canceling or postponing travel to the country.
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That, combined with one of the worst droughts to plague the country in decades, helped cause the deadly infernos that have engulfed entire towns and taken 18 lives across the country.
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Frankly, I came to America because, yes, it [Britain] might have been the country I was raised in, but it was very fast becoming the country I was being erased in.
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On their last night, they were arrested by the police while on an evening stroll, and accused of entering the country illegally from Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country to Croatia's south.
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Theroux crisscrosses the country, starting with the symbiotic communities lining each side of the United States border, then heads to Mexico City, Mazatlán and on to southern regions of the country.
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What would that actually mean for the political system of the country, given that we've already seen how Five Star have managed Rome, for example, or other parts of the country?
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If Hillary were to drop out and thereby save the country from Trump, it would be an act for the good of the country and not the good of the Clintons.
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So let's go into your background really quickly, because I think this the topic that just infuriates much of the country, and thrills much of the country unfortunately, the other half.
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So if you survey Democrats and Republicans right now, of course they differ in terms of their priorities for the country and their theories of where we should take the country.
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The Bikoro region is in a pretty remote area of the country, with a population of about 163,393 and little connection by road to more densely populated areas of the country.
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To qualify, athletes would have to prove they were not "tainted" by the systemic doping in the country and were also able to present clean tests taken outside of the country.
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He had been in the country for more than 30 years after immigrating from Bangladesh, but he overstayed his visa and violated a judge's order to leave the country in 2011.
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Nor does it deal with the "Dreamer" children of immigrants in the country illegally or immigrants in the country under Temporary Protected Status, both of whom are priorities of Democratic lawmakers.
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" "This was a very disturbing tableau for the country.
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I think the country — look, you take a look.
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MITCHELL: ... how can you sell it to the country?
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He was an S.O.B. — the S.O.B. the country needed.
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I don't like it though — even for the country.
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" Another said that the killing had "paralyzed the country.
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That's bad for federalism — and bad for the country.
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At least the country — and the internet — has noticed.
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" She said the country was built on "peaceful protest.
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But basically he said ... Disparaging half the country. Yeah.
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Kabul, once the safest city in the country — Gen.
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But the country -- and the media -- are deeply divided.
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The country — and the world — would be drastically different.
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Because you are ... I fear for the country, yeah.
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So the question ... who's in D.C. running the country?
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" Trump supporters across the country celebrated "No Collusion Day.
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Some Brazilians are leaving the country — or considering it.
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" Regarding Ms. Pelosi, he said: "She hates the country.
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The country needs more pipelines — and needs them now.
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In February, the court declined to reinstate Trump's first executive order, which caused immediate chaos across the country after it was rolled out without any notice and sought to ban foreign nationals from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the country for 90 days and blocked all refugees entering the country for 120 days.
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Though Khan's plan to combat the effects of global warming in the country was not reportedly a major issue in his campaign as the country grapples with terror attacks, the impacts of climate change, including rising temperatures and major flooding, have reportedly cost the country $6 billion to $14 billion in economic recovery and relief.
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"We take a number of factors into consideration, including country-specific circumstances, like whether there is an election underway or the country is at war; the nature of the speech, including whether it relates to governance or politics; and the political structure of the country, including whether the country has a free press," he wrote.
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The Taliban have seized a number of districts across the country, and IS has carried out a wave of attacks in recent months targeting the country&aposs Shiite Muslims, another embattled minority.
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They were almost struck by the extreme weather seen in the UK in 215, which saw major storms hit the country at levels not seen in the country for over 2000 years.
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"We think it's bad for business, we think it's bad for the country, and frankly we don't think it makes the country safer, I think it makes us less safe," Rascoff said.
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The country will turn off mobile and landline internet service across the country for an hour at a time during the exam period, which started on Wednesday and runs through June 25.
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He said he meets foreign-born entrepreneurs across the country who have been educated at the world's best schools, but who believe they need to leave the country to start a business.
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The new ban has caused outrage in the country of 0003 million people, where 2000 million Ukrainians reportedly use social site Vkontakte – making it the second most visited site in the country.
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The new ban has caused outrage in the country of 42 million people, where 12 million Ukrainians reportedly use social site Vkontakte – making it the second most visited site in the country.
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It indefinitely bars Syrian refugees from entering the country, suspends all refugee admissions for 120 days and blocks citizens of the seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the country for 90 days.
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The anniversary of the movement, which began May 16, 1966 and consumed the country in 10 years of chaos and bloodshed, has otherwise been largely ignored by official voices in the country.
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While a number of NFL players said their silent protest is a statement about racism in the country, Trump has insisted the issue is about respect for the country and the flag.
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In 80 Microsoft stores across the country (and parts of Canada), VR gamers around the country strapped on the Oculus Rift and competed against each other in the VR game The Unspoken.
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But that hasn't helped pull the country out of its economic slump as it's never had enough refining capacity, and now has too few dollars to import more gas into the country.
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program allows some illegal immigrants who entered the country as minors to receive permission to stay in the country for two years without being deported.
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Heathrow chief executive John Holland-Kaye applauded the prime minister's decision as "a really good day for the country," that would help the country as it prepares to leave the European Union.
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Those on the right are viewing the court's decision as "everything that's right with the country," and those on the left see it as "everything that's wrong with the country," Ambar said.
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As the largest police department in the country, the NYPD's evaluations are hugely important in how future policies across the country are shaped, particularly as more and more police departments adopts cameras.
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To leave the country, some Saudi women say they had to hack into their father's phone and change the settings on a government app to allow themselves permission to leave the country.
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Though Amazon only entered the country three years ago, CEO Jeff Bezos's announcement earlier this year to make an additional $3 billion investment in India made clear how he sees the country.
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Only a handful of tech companies in the country—those capable of amassing large amounts of anonymized data on the speeds with which internet users across the country access its services—could.
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In 2010, the country banned full face veils, like burqas and niqābs, in public and in 2004, the country enacted a law banning the open wearing of religious symbols in public schools.
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But unlike Libya and Morocco, the country receives significantly less international coverage when it comes to migration because far fewer people cross into Europe directly from the country, due to the distance.
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The country has been in focus over the last two weeks as investors assess the implications of a deal between the country and the European Commission to recapitalise state-owned bank CGD.
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PAUL RYAN: What we believe we owe the country, because we are the opposition party, and we don't think the country is headed in the right direction, is a very different direction.
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Before you know it, I'm bigger than life, biggest ringtone in the country, number one single in the country, my own shoe, and this is all at 17, so it's like damn.
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The order seeks to bar citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen from entering the country for 90 days, and to block refugees from entering the country for 120 days.
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"Foreign messaging companies active in the country are required to transfer all data and activity linked to Iranian citizens into the country in order to ensure their continued activity," the council said.
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Throughout the country, one of the biggest civil rights stories has been what seems like a hydra of bills popping up across the country that chip away at protections for LGBTQ people.
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Liberal outlets have tried to make sense of the massive divide between "our" (upper-class liberals working in tech) vision of the country and "their" (blue-collar workers) vision of the country.
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Tell the country you quite fancy another Stella gone eleven on a Tuesday night and the country will look at you like you just admitted to shitting into sandpits in broad daylight.
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The country is crippled by a hyperinflationary economic crisis resulting from the collapse of its socialist system, with millions struggling to obtain food and medicine and thousands leaving the country each day.
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President Donald Trump previously said on Twitter in early June that Russian forces had withdrawn from the country, though the country reportedly denied it discussed with the president withdrawing its defense personnel.
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Saudi Arabia responded on Sunday by announcing that Canada's ambassador had 24 hours to leave the country and that it was also freezing all new trade and investment deals with the country.
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The announcement coincides with President Obama's trip to the country, and Google said it hopes the narrow opening will be part of a broader effort to connect the country to Internet service.
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Mr. Erdogan, an Islamist who has run the country for more than a decade, has unabashedly used the aftermath of the mid-July coup to focus the country on a common enemy.
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The panel said that the Eritrean authorities had not responded to its requests to visit the country and that panel members based their report on interviews with Eritreans living outside the country.
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" Asked how Trump will decide which immigrants get to stay in the country and how they get to stay in the country, Mulvaney said it "depends on what we get in exchange.
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ISIS and the Taliban have both carried out several attacks in the country this year, and they have also been fighting each other over territory, particularly in the east of the country.
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Between the 1960s and 1990s, the country suffered a brutal 36-year civil war that the UN-backed Truth Commission said, in certain parts of the country, constituted genocide against indigenous people.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)South Korea's top public health official hopes that the country has already gone through the worst of the novel coronavirus outbreak that has infected thousands inside the country.
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In the first two weeks after Kavanaugh was named, we, along with our coalition partners, had 107 events around the country at Senate offices and in cities and towns around the country.
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"What we need to do is the structural reforms and the financial reforms that stabilize the country and that will build the platform to start (investment) in the country," he told CNBC.
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The disagreement comes toward the end of a busy legislative season, in which states across the country, including Missouri, have passed some of the strictest abortion laws the country has ever seen.
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Pressure from within the country and from abroad had been building on Mr. Mugabe to resign, but observers had warned that the country might have to brace itself for lengthy impeachment proceedings.
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"If you leave the country, it's worse," Mr. Gidari said, adding that leaving the country and failing to report assets in the United States and abroad could lead to losing those assets.
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The infant mortality rate is the highest in the country and the death rate from alcoholism on the reservation is 22006 percent higher than it is in the rest of the country.
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"For the country, it was a defining moment because after a huge rise in the hopes of the people and an outburst of creative energy, the country was crushed," Mr. Pehe said.
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Dejan Panic, the Afghanistan program coordinator for Emergency, a medical organization that provides trauma care in large parts of the country, said their hospitals and smaller clinic around the country are overwhelmed.
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His decision threw the country into turmoil, and broke apart a coalition of parties that ruled the country for less than two years after its surprise win at the 2018 general elections.
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Iraq's parliament has called for the government to kick U.S. troops out of the country, and Trump threatened to place sanctions on the country if troops are expelled in an unfriendly way.
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He called it a "defeat for the freedom-loving, secular people of the country," and he warned that it would lead to a broader campaign to purge representational art from the country.
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Number two, it makes the country feel that we're divided, and it makes the country feel there are two quarterbacks down here — one fellow's playing one game and one fellow's playing another.
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The survey, also used to gauge demographic trends in cities and counties around the country, counts all foreign-born people but does not distinguish between those in the country legally or illegally.
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One of the most expensive metropolitan areas in the country, San Francisco, is also one of the most Democratic sections of the country, (San Francisco County: Clinton 84.5 percent, Trump 9.2 percent).
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"While people of all types — foreign-born or U.S.-born — will always pose certain risks to the country, the country has maxed out its capacity to improve immigration vetting," Mr. Bier wrote.
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BUDAPEST — Viktor Orban, Hungary's far-right prime minister, has faced little meaningful blowback — either inside or outside the country — in his eight-year quest to turn the country into an illiberal state.
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In August, the country sent its first shipment of beef to China where an outbreak of African swine flu has decimated the pork supply and pushed the country to import from abroad.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The head of Russia's consumer safety watchdog said on Friday, after the country reported two coronavirus cases, that there was no risk of the virus spreading further in the country.
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Mainland Chinese stocks surged by the market close on Thursday, with the country cutting its loan prime rate (LPR) as the country grapples with the economic impact of an ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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Insurers in the country have been inundated with claims after soaring temperatures and dry winds fanned bushfires across the country, killing 13 people and an estimated one billion native animals since September.
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The country has experienced years of civil war since U.S. forces toppled Saddam Hussein and more recently, the government - and the militias - have faced growing protests against Iran's influence in the country.
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Even as the more diverse regions of the country continue to grow, so will the power that the whiter, more conservative, and more rural regions of the country hold in the chamber.
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" In one of the stories, the language "as the country shrinks is spoken by fewer people each day; it's not difficult to imagine it disappearing altogether, the language and the country both.
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Detroit has the highest percentage of cigarette smokers in the country, and it's home to some of the most stressed people in the country, with 40.4% reporting feeling stressed or extremely stressed.
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LaMalfa said the bill would provide a way for foreign agricultural workers to come to the country with prior authorization, and allow for workers already in the country to regularize their status.
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The generals who historians and analysts say are the real power-brokers in the country had insisted on holding Thursday's vote in an effort to move the country past the protest movement.
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" That contradicts President Donald Trump, who told The New York Times last month that the investigation "makes the country look very bad, and it puts the country in a very bad position.
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The fact that the trials — unlike those for Yugoslavia and Rwanda — were held in the country assured that news of the tribunal's work and the evidence it unearthed spread through the country.
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When questioning Pompeo, senators should applaud him for his service to the country and focus on his positions on four major challenges that are currently facing the Trump administration and the country.
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The event will be partially visible across most of the country, while a small, 70-mile-wide band running through middle of the country will be able to view the total eclipse.
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By the time the war was finally over in 2003 and Charles Taylor was escorted out of the country, to eventually face a war crimes conviction, the country was left a shell.
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The heavily populated areas of the northeast and west coasts, and the large cities across the country, tend to be solidly Democratic, while the rest of the country is much less uniform.
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On Tuesday night, the country announced it had conducted a missile test of a Hwasong-15 ballistic missile that officials from the country say is capable of reaching the entire U.S. mainland.
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Mississippi, which has the highest infant mortality rate and the worst overall care for infants and kids in the country, just passed one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country.
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The interior ministryis responsible for the internal security of the country, and Mr. Fekl will lead it at a time when the country is on high alert with fear of terrorist attacks.
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Underwritten by Mr. Steyer's personal wealth, the impeachment campaign has bombarded television and computer screens around the country with ads demanding Mr. Trump's ouster, and staged pro-impeachment events around the country.
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Back then, in response to dwindling American competitiveness, the country embraced a series of "bad ideas" that have shaped the country ever since, he said on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
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Guatemala holds presidential elections on Sunday, after a campaign that has highlighted the lack of rule of law in the country, including the influence of drug traffickers on politics in the country.
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I had two requests: I didn't want to get married at the country club, and I wanted a DJ. His dad booked our wedding at the country club, and hired a band.
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But if you go out in the country including London, there&aposs a lot of people that feel that Brexit is good and to take back the country from European control and take back the country from the court of justice and some other things that were maybe impeding the growth here and certainly impeding the feeling of sovereignty.
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"I think it's pretty hard to argue that somebody who almost three-quarters of the country thinks is unqualified to be president and has a negative opinion about is tapping into the zeitgeist of the country or is speaking for a broad base of the country," he said of Trump in an NPR interview published Tuesday.
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HM: I'm persuaded of Franklin Zimring's analysis of the New York crime drop that led the country in 1994, when crime dropped 12 percent in New York City when it was 1 percent in the rest of the country, and the next year it was down 16 percent when it was flat in the rest of the country.
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In this case, what you just said, is that a positive for the country, that Berkshire now is going to have more control about where that capital is allocated, rather than the government having control of where that capital is allocated-- is that a net positive for the country or a net negative for the country, in your view?
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U.S. unveils sanctions a day after Trump puts the country "on notice" U.S. unveils sanctions a day after Trump puts the country "on notice" The Trump administration announced a new wave of sanctions against Iran, a day after the president tweeted that the country has officially been "put on notice" for conducting a ballistic missile test on Sunday.
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The problem for the country is that we do have something that feels like internet access to people around the country being sold to them at these very high prices by cable companies.
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Nearly 291-in-22002 who watched said the President's proposed policies would move the country in the right direction and almost two-thirds said the president has the right priorities for the country.
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"Keith Ellison will energize our Democratic Party across the country and is the best leader to turn the massive grassroots energy now on display into winning electoral campaigns across the country," Schumer wrote.
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"Impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, I don't think we should go down that path, because it divides the country," she said.
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When Mr. Obama signed an action in November 20103 allowing certain undocumented immigrants to remain in the country, he had the support of nearly three-fifths of the country, according to multiple polls.
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Beijing is trying to reduce the number of live pigs transported around the country, one of the main ways identified as contributing to the rapid spread of African swine fever in the country.
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Trump did not specify in his speech what he would do with those that remain in the country, but did say undocumented immigrants seeking legal status would have to first leave the country.
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The trio had fled their home in Syria in 2012, first moving from place to place within the country and then, when a missile landed across the street, leaving the country for good.
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The internet only became available and affordable to people in Myanmar after 2015, and already many in the country have flocked to Facebook, which is widely heralded as "the internet" in the country.
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"Impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, I don't think we should go down that path, because it divides the country" she said.
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More than 260 million people in the country have a smartphone, according to research firm Counterpoint, which also reckons that almost 94 percent of all smartphones shipped in the country run on Android.
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"If we don't see a Trump in this Oval Office, I don't think this country will survive to see another election as the country we knew it and the country I fought for."
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The country hasn't had its own currency since 2009, when hyperinflation destroyed its dollar, unemployment runs at about 90 percent, and the country has an estimated $11 billion in debt it can't repay.
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"A lot of Americans would be willing to allow California to leave the country, and I don't think it would hurt them altogether, because it would make the country more governable," Marinelli said.
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Connecticut finished first in the country in points per possession, and third in defensive points per possession, all while facing the toughest schedule in the country and endless attention to their win streak.
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The list includes two of the major police unions in the country, the Fraternal Order of Police — the biggest police union in the country — and the AFL-CIO's International Union of Police Associations.
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"Providing additional representatives for areas of the country with many illegal aliens will leave other parts of the country inhabited by a relatively smaller number of illegal aliens with fewer representatives," King said.
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But once he was tapped to host "General Electric Theater," he was also contractually obligated to tour the country and visit General Electric plants across the country, which fundamentally changed his political views.
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Rutte's government has been in crisis over a court-ordered delay of thousands of construction projects around the country as the country has been exceeding European Union rules on nitrogen emissions for years.
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I waited two years for today -- when we can see what the country thinks about President Donald Trump, the Republican majorities in Congress, the Democratic minority and the general state of the country.
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First, the country uses ranked-choice voting (or RCV, also known as instant-runoff voting) to elect members of their House of Representatives, the chamber that determines which party will govern the country.
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Venezuela's 'state of emergency': How the country slid into crisis Mired in economic crisis The country is battling an economic crisis, with many Venezuelans lacking access to enough food and basic health care.
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But Lowcock said Wednesday that not a single UN plane had been able to land in the country, and that he believed no other humanitarian agency had been able to access the country.
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The issue comes at an inopportune time as there is an increased demand in the country as England participates in the World Cup and the country experiences a prolonged period of glorious weather.
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The part of the country that many on the left used to think of as America's shadow self has seized control of the country, and dystopia feels as though it's looming ever closer.
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"It's a shame people are just finding out how good he is, because I think he's the most versatile player in the country — the best in the country," Underwood said of his star.
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Why it matters: The screening was private and invitation-only, but it was a clear marker of change in the country as it ushers in a new era of progressivism for the country.
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Nor does the fact that many Afghan military and police casualties resulted from Taliban attacks in remote areas of the country; the security forces have sustained losses in all parts of the country.
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Ireland's prime minister on Thursday announced that the country would close all public schools and colleges for the remainder of the month as the country hopes to stop the further spread of coronavirus.
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"Tax reform is good for the country; it's just not good for the country when it's on the back of six states," said Representative Tom MacArthur, above in May, a New Jersey Republican.
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When it looked like the country could go into lockdown, the pair squeezed in one last hangout before Marsh retreated to his family home at the opposite end of the country from Leaper.
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I want to see a country that people don't ask what the country can do for them but, as that old World War Two slogan goes, what they can do for the country.
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The current Afghan Constitution, while making clear that nothing in the country can go against Islamic principles, leaves enough wiggle room and vagueness that accommodates the diverse interpretations of Islam in the country.
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The country is home to some 603,260 savanna elephants, about a third of Africa's remaining population — plentiful enough that they are increasingly in conflict with villagers in the northern part of the country.
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Despite the cold winter in most parts of the country and American efforts to persuade the Taliban to sit down for talks with the Afghan government, violence has continued unabated across the country.
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The president is not supposed to be weighing the interests of his businesses against the interest of the country — and picking the interests of the country is supposed to be automatic, not laudable.
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I'm offering a very consistent vision from that experience for the country, showing how I want to take what I did in the nation's largest city and expand it out to the country.
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Nearly 16 million Congolese are in need of humanitarian assistance, and some 5 million people in the country are internally displaced — making the country home to the largest internally-displaced population in Africa.
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Nor does deterrence explain removing deportation protections from nearly one million people who live in the country under the auspices of humanitarian programs or because they were brought to the country as children.
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Track severe weather across the country The January thaw On the sunny side, things should warm up by midweek with temperatures across the country predicted to reach 10 to 20 degrees above average.
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When Congress votes on bills that have implications for everyone in the country — such as health care or tax cuts — without the public's input, that's bad for the country and bad for democracy.
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On the other hand, he has denounced those who have entered the country illegally as brutal criminals and raged about lax enforcement that he said had allowed immigrants to pour into the country.
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Iran&aposs only female Olympic medalist has permanently left the country and defected to Europe, according to her own Instagram post that cites the country&aposs oppression of women as her primary reason.
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He also suggested that Parliament should choose the country&aposs prime minister and cabinet officials instead of the president, giving his successor less power over the direction of the running of the country.
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Two people with the coronavirus have now died in South Korea, and the country on Friday accepted that its efforts to stop the deadly coronavirus from taking hold in the country had failed.
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The confirmed case is an Iranian national who is a student of religious sciences who entered the country before the country banned entry to non-Iraqis coming from Iran, the health ministry said.
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The country has $80 billion worth of debt due in 2019 and 2020 — raising the prospect that the country could default on investor debt for the third time in less than 20 years.
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The stagnant standard of living in Russia continues to be a drag on the ability of Putin to run the country under his system, just as the country tires of the system itself.
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What would you do if the country you were born in, or the country you've lived in for decades, suddenly announced you had to prove your citizenship or else face detention and deportation?
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That the way you get big crowds is by throwing out red meat to your base and sort of further dividing the country or segmenting the country into far right or far left.
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Vietnam last week said all 16 people in the country infected with the coronavirus had recovered and released from hospital, and there had been no new cases in the country since Feb. 13.
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Blackjewel, the owner of several mines across the country, in July dismissed most employees and shut down the Eagle Butte and Belle Ayr mines, two of the highest-producing mines in the country.
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"Impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, I don't think we should go down that path, because it divides the country," she added.
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South Sudan's civil war pushes the country toward famine South Sudan's civil war pushes the country toward famine BENTIU, South Sudan — For five months, Nyabany and her five children had avoided the gunfire.
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The mixed reaction we received seemed to mirror a debate in Japan over how to showcase the country and earn lucrative tourist dollars while accurately and sustainably portraying what the country is like.
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A new president was sworn in Thursday in the Democratic Republic of the Congo — the first peaceful transfer of power in the country since the country was granted independence from Belgium in 1960.
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If he succeeds, it will be unfortunate for the country.
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The country "has been going downhill ever since," he said.
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Many of the BNP's top leaders have fled the country.
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YV: We already have successful ventures in the country, e.g.
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But eventually tribal realities come back to haunt the country.
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There was no way the country could have prepared itself.
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The country has endured a decade of stagnation and austerity.
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Last month, that meant protests at airports across the country. .
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Neither can the rest of the country, according to Spotify.
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His agenda for the country was occasionally vague at best.
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They also blamed U.S. ally Israel for destroying the country.
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Many tour companies in the country offer much lower rates.
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Byrne will be out of the country for several months.
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The Joffe family were told to leave the country forthwith.
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Bewildered, Jerome explains that he was born in the country.
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Clinton and raised his profile with voters around the country.
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He was in the country illegally, his visa having expired.
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Ravalomanana said he was confident he could change the country.
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The NHS is the most popular institution in the country.
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John McCain of Arizona voted against it, stunning the country.
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Donald Trump's people are watching the chairmanships across the country.
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Think of 20 ways the President can improve the country.
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A tumultuous presidential election the following year split the country.
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That's nearly 40% of the total population in the country.
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Previous trips have been confirmed after Kim left the country.
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Linguists across the country pitched in to decipher the logs.
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I want to do what is best for the country.
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But in other parts of the country, people ransacked stores.
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Today, the country has more than 1 billion bank accounts.
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Her newest exhibitions are available for booking across the country.
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For women across the country, this attack is not new.
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The Country Ceiling has been downgraded to 'BB+' from 'BBB-'.
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As the deadline passed, troops from Senegal entered the country.
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We live in time when the country is deeply divided.
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A blood transfusion scandal rocked the country in the 291s.
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It's the second such contest this month in the country.
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Portugal will hold municipal elections across the country in October.
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C.J. Cregg is back to running the country, sort of.
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Juba is located in the southern region of the country.
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"It's unreal to me," the country singer, 46, told PEOPLE.
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Rallies against the proposed law took place around the country.
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A subsequent asset price bubble has left the country struggling.
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The coup followed months of protests that engulfed the country.
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Chinese real estate investment is increasingly influential across the country.
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Its website also appeared to be blocked in the country.
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Alaska also has the highest unemployment rate in the country.
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I think we need more women in the country genre.
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Brackets around the country already are busted, many beyond repair.
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At universities across the country, students were walking out Wednesday.
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This map outlines the median house costs across the country.
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That promise is fulfilled, moving the country towards energy independence.
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Mays is coordinating sample deliveries to labs around the country.
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Because today there is still cholera in all the country.
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All three told agents they had entered the country illegally.
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Why is the country is so dominant in the sport?
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Same for some travelers at multiple airports across the country.
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Some officials across the country have declared states of emergency.
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This is something that is really happening across the country.
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The breakup of the country is on the table again.
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By 1867, Mexican troops had driven France from the country.
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China and Tajikistan deny China's military presence in the country.
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Someone, at least, is endeavouring to bring the country together.
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This is going to be the country of the many.
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At the time, the country was awash with forged currency.
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UL plans to open a new plant in the country.
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What were your initial impressions of the country back then?
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Overall, economic optimism in the country is at historic highs.
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The country has recently bought itself breathing room as well.
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Glas said the country had already deployed 5003,2500 armed forces.
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Half of the country who voted, voted for Trump, roughly.
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Look at what it has now done to the country.
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Racial and political tension is especially strong across the country.
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I think you're seeing this play out in the country.
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We are doing ... KS: Davos of the country, you mean.
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Madonna's relationship with the country has not been without controversy.
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In 2016, tornadoes left 17 people dead across the country.
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CFE was established to develop growth strategies for the country.
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Rampage opens in theaters across the country on April 13.
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But many other municipalities across the country have enacted bans.
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This is one of the oldest newspapers in the country.
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But one man saw the country heart in the track.
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These events now take place in cities across the country.
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The country has been a net oil importer since 2010.
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I think it scares people in part of the country.
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What counts is the work you do for the country.
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This is a live or die moment for the country.
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A majority of the country does not hold that view.
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Last year the country got 362 refugee claims from Saudis.
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We're unifying the party and hopefully we'll unify the country.
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And, she arrived in the country when she was 14.
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It was more than any other state in the country.
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