They transited through Dubai before returning to Herat, Mr. Feroz said.
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In 2012, a Chinese icebreaker dubbed the Snow Dragon transited the Arctic.
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The incident happened as the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier transited the Strait of Hormuz.
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At the end of July, the 4,000th Neopanamax vessel transited through the expanded canal.
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Those vessels have not transited the Strait of Hormuz, an effort to avoid further tension.
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US Navy ships transited through the Taiwan Strait 92 times between 2007 and April 2019.
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Those who have transited through those countries must undergo a mandatory 14-day home quarantine.
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The money system transited from public control to private control, and there it has remained.
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Secret aerial stations on the ground could intercept the signal as it transited through a satellite.
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Monday's operation is the second time the U.S. military has transited the Taiwan Strait this year.
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"In our current context, the network is connected everywhere and gets transited very rapidly," he said.
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Tens of thousands of ISIS supporters transited Turkey on their way to join the so-called caliphate.
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Quijano said 687 LNG tankers have transited the Panama Canal since July 2016 following an earlier expansion.
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More than one-quarter of global liquefied natural gas trade (LNG) also transited the shipping channel last year.
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An American aircraft carrier has not transited the Taiwan Strait since the USS Kitty Hawk, 11 years ago.
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He said these Syrians had transited Turkey, Jordan, Egypt, Sudan and Niger or Mali using fake Sudanese passports.
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More than one-quarter of global liquefied natural gas trade (LNG) also transited the Strait of Hormuz last year.
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The team was using Hubble to measure Europa's atmosphere as the moon transited across the bright background of Jupiter.
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Three liquefied natural gas tankers transited the Panama Canal in one day this week, a new milestone, Bloomberg reports.
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The National Emergency Commission said in a statement the individual travelled to Mongolia from France and transited through Moscow.
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In 1995, the aircraft carrier Nimitz transited the strait amid heightened tensions after Beijing conducted missile exercises in the waters.
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Yonhap reported that Kim Yong Chol had transited Beijing on Monday on his way back to Pyongyang from the United States.
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About $1.7 billion worth of goods transited through just one of Balkh Province's ports last year, including fuel contracted by NATO.
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Benneke and his team observed the planet as it transited eight times, allowing them to detect water vapor in the atmosphere.
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Malaysia is also closing its ports to cruise ships originating from or had transited in China, according to local media reports.
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Sometimes, they simply change the overall vibe of your day-to-day life — it depends on which natal placements are being transited.
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"They are the same that transited Libya last year, and not the Syrians, Afghan and Iraqis who go through Greece," Molinario said.
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When Tsai visited Panama and other allies in June, a month after she took power, she transited in Miami and Los Angeles.
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Socially deft and curious, he transited between Studio 54 and CBGB, and hung out with Mick and Bianca Jagger and Iggy Pop.
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Then, in the aftermath of the championship, the Orioles rapidly transited the distance from aging to aged, and from stiff to arthritic.
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About 7 percent of seaborne oil and 13 percent of the world's LNG is transited through the Suez, according to RBC's Helima Croft.
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It's also a transit hub for US troops and weapons — the US THAAD missile defense system stationed in Romania transited through Mihail Kogalniceanu.
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The slots, as the rights are known, will allow Azul to boost its presence in some of the most heavily transited domestic routes.
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And they watched beneath a microscope as warnings transited through the leafy green appendages, revealing that plants aren't as passive as they seem.
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It&aposs thought that Ghosn transited through Turkey, which on Thursday detained four pilots suspected of helping him flee on a private jet.
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The Devil's Curve ranked as the second-most transited road for buses; the alternative road was seventh among roads used by personal vehicles.
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Within hours, Iran announced that its forces had seized a British-flagged oil tanker, the Stena Impero, as it transited the Strait of Hormuz.
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Within hours, Iran announced that its forces had seized a British-flagged oil tanker, the Stena Impero, as it transited the Strait of Hormuz.
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Travelers who arrive in Taiwan from Monday having transited through China, Hong Kong or Macau must quarantine themselves at home for 14 days, it added.
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They spent literally three, four, five hours debating what to do with an embalmed corpse that had transited through Nigeria but was of zero risk.
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The USS Antietam, a guided missile cruiser, and the USS Curtis Wilbur, a guided missile destroyer, transited the strait Monday, sailing from south to north.
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Over 64 percent of China's maritime trade transited the waterway in 2016, while nearly 42 percent of Japanese trade passed through it during the same period.
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To protect that vital economic lifeline, the United States agreed to reflag Kuwaiti tankers to give them American naval protection as they transited the war zone.
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The last time Mercury transited the Sun was in May 2016, when astronomers managed to capture some incredibly crisp footage — and gorgeous pictures— of the event.
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Scientists believe monkeys made an even lengthier transoceanic voyage, perhaps 37 million years ago, when they transited from Africa to South America, also probably on floating debris.
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Priorities allowed police, within a day of that dismissal, to discover a second location allegedly transited, a public sidewalk, was barely within 2628,28500 feet of a school.
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When Zhu, the Guangzhou pensioner, flew to New York from Guangzhou last year she transited in Beijing because "it's 1,500 yuan cheaper than flying through Hong Kong".
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"We condemn unreservedly the capture of Stena Impero as she transited the Strait of Hormuz earlier today," the Chamber's chief executive, Bob Sanguinetti, said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, Rio's urban sanitation unit Comlurb kicked off a more comprehensive cleaning of some of the city's most transited areas, including around hospitals, the mayor added.
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On Tuesday, Rio's urban sanitation unit Comlurb kicked off a more comprehensive cleaning of some of the city's most transited areas, including around hospitals, the mayor added.
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"The 9/11 Commission report does say that several of the 9/11 hijackers, possibly up to eight, "transited Iran on their way to or from Afghanistan.
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It made a fuel stop at the Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, then transited the Panama Canal on its way to its new home port of San Diego.
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On Thursday, the amphibious group sailed through the Gulf of Oman and transited the Strait of Hormuz where helicopters flew over the convoy to ensure a safe passage.
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Monday's operation is the second time the U.S. military has transited the Taiwan Strait this year, up from the typical once-a-year pace the military had set.
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The Bosphorus is one of the world's busiest waterways with 42,20163 vessels passing through in 2016 - compared with 16,800 that transited the Suez Canal in the same year.
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"The reality is that the terrorist is always evolving and the new threat is the smaller device being body-worn and hidden and transited into an event," Hammond says.
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Based on size measurements made as the planets transited in front of their star, the three planets are no more than twice as massive as Earth, at the most.
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While attempting to develop an orbital temperature map of the planet, the researchers watched as it moved, or transited, in front of the star, and then disappear directly behind it.
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That is more cars in one day than the 38,000 the ferry transported during the entire month of December 2016, although 305,000 were transited that August, the peak tourist season.
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He must decide whether to free Issachar, who is serving seven and a half years in prison after marijuana was found in her luggage while she transited a Moscow airport.
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The ban will be in effect for up to 14 days, reviewed every 48 hours and includes all foreign travelers who left or transited through mainland China after February 2.
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The ban will be in effect for up to 14 days, reviewed every 48 hours and includes all foreign travellers who left or transited through mainland China after February 2.
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Most recently, the PLA Navy's second carrier battle group transited the Taiwan Strait, less than a week after the USS Chancellorsville, a Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser, did the same.
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China links its economic security closely to the hotly contested waterways in the South China Sea, since more than 64 percent of its maritime trade transited through the region in 2016.
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Bill Urban, a spokesman for the Pentagon, said in a statement that the William P. Lawrence "exercised right of innocent passage" as it transited within 12 miles of Fiery Cross Reef.
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China, the second-largest economy in the world, links its economic security closely to these waterways since more than 64 percent of its maritime trade transited through the region in 2016.
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The priest had returned from Germany and transited through an Italian airport; upon returning, he had ignored advice to self-isolate and attended several religious gatherings, according to the NBC report.
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The incident happened in international waters as the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier transited the Strait of Hormuz to get to the Persian Gulf, according to the reports that cited unnamed defense officials.
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The last time a U.S. aircraft carrier transited the Taiwan Strait was in 2007, during the administration of George W. Bush, and some U.S. military officials believe a carrier transit is overdue.
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"Industry policy is that personnel will not be permitted to travel offshore if they have travelled from or transited through affected countries ... on the UK government's list of affected areas," OGUK said.
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About 26% of all LNG transited the Strait of Hormuz in 2018, the vast majority from Qatar, which is now the world's second-largest producer of the super-chilled fuel behind Australia.
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Over their 28500-day deployment, these two NSCs transited the Taiwan Strait despite Chinese protests, interdicted illegal North Korean oil and coal shipments, and trained alongside allied coast guards in the region.
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More than one-quarter of global liquefied natural gas trade transited the Strait of Hormuz in 2018 and there are limited options to bypass the waterway, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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PLEITGEN: We rode along on a tanker plane refueling the F-35 as they transited to Estonia -- a country on the border with Russia and worried about Moscow's aggressive posture in recent years.
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Fox News explains the conflict in the region and why the U.S. is paying close attention The last time a U.S. aircraft carrier transited the Taiwan Strait was in 2007, according to Reuters.
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We said we were flying from Cape Town and transited in Istanbul — the officer wasn't sure whether flying through Istanbul meant we would need to be screened, so he called another officer over.
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During the French Revolution, hundreds of prisoners, including the "widow Capet" (from the name of the medieval dynasty that ruled France) as the captive Marie Antoinette was known, transited through its holding cells.
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Earlier this week, US B-52 bombers flew from Guam and transited through the South China Sea, an area where the Chinese government has built islands and established military facilities on disputed features.
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Hong Kong Secretary for Food and Health Ko Wing-man told reporters the department was seeking details of the man's travel history from the mainland authorities because he had transited through the city.
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" She transited through Houston, a stop that will irk Beijing, which has urged Washington to prevent Tsai from landing in the U.S. to "refrain from sending any wrong signal to the Taiwanese independence forces.
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OPINION: WHY Turkey's foreign policy changes won't bring stability In addition to the thousands of Europeans who transited through Turkey, as of December over 2,000 Turks have traveled to Syria and Iraq to fight.
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RATHER too much is being made of the squadron of Russian warships, headed by the country's sole aircraft-carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, that transited the English Channel on October 21st en route to Syria.
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However, she said there was no evidence the ship was fishing in Ecuadorian waters but that the ship had transited through the Galapagos protected zone without permission as it did not understand Ecuadorian rules.
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While only a fraction of the vessels that previously transited the canal carried oil, its expansion caught the eye of traders hoping to gain faster and cheaper access to international markets on bigger tankers.
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The Trump administration is moving forward with a July 16 rule that would bar most migrants from gaining U.S. asylum if they did not seek safe haven in a country they transited through first.
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ISIS' attacks inside Turkey also resulted in a Turkish clampdown on the flow of many thousands of ISIS "foreign fighters," almost all of whom transited Turkey on the way to join the group in Syria.
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Sinopec stressed the strategic location of Hambantota port on the Indian Ocean along a key shipping route between the Suez Canal and the Malacca Strait, which is transited by two-thirds of global oil shipments.
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In Turkey, where Ghosn is believed to have transited en route to his home country of Lebanon, authorities arrested seven people in conjunction with the escapade, according to local media reports including official state channels.
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Sino-Canadian ties are at their lowest level since Tiananmen Square after Ottawa decided to honor a US extradition request for Meng Wanzhou, detaining the Huawei CFO as she transited through Vancouver in early December.
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The rule prohibits migrants who have resided or transited through a third country from seeking asylum in the US, with limited exceptions, therefore barring many migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum.
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After all, the Pakistanis were a key to the war in Afghanistan because the vast majority of supplies for the some 210,2100 American troops then stationed in Afghanistan transited Pakistan by land or across Pakistani airspace.
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The comments come weeks after Azul engineered a plan to break into the Sao Paulo-Rio de Janeiro route, by far the most transited in South America, but it fell apart after Gol and LATAM intervened.
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"Under the new measures being implemented, the government of Maldives will restrict entry ... of any person who has left or transited through mainland China effective from 3 February," Tourism Minister Ali Waheed told a news conference.
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Mascotto, who opened his investigation in 2013, said he was indicting the three suspects in Geneva, where some of the alleged $10 million in bribes had transited, for alleged corruption of Guinean public officials and forgery.
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"Under the new measures being implemented, the government of Maldives will restrict entry … of any person who has left or transited through mainland China effective from February 3," Tourism Minister Ali Waheed told a news conference.
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Two Chinese passengers transited Taiwan on Monday on a flight from Nanchang, before flying on to Bangkok, according to an official with the island's quasi-governmental Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF), which is in charge of the programme.
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Because of the large number of foreign fighters that have transited across the Syrian-Turkey border, Turkey has detained a significant number of individuals crossing back into Turkey from Syria, to question them about their time there.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel asked Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday to pardon a U.S.-Israeli woman given a 7-1/2 year jail sentence for drugs found in her luggage as she transited through a Moscow airport.
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In 2008, after years of denials and claims that the relevant flight logs had been damaged by water, the British government finally admitted that two CIA rendition flights containing detainees had transited through Diego Garcia in 2002.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish police detained seven people, including four pilots, on Thursday in an investigation into how ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn transited through Istanbul en route to Lebanon after fleeing Japan, a police spokeswoman told Reuters.
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The group, whose deployment to the Middle East was fast-tracked by President Donald Trump's administration as a warning to Iran, transited through the Suez Canal into the Red Sea on Thursday and was now under Malloy's command.
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China, the second-largest economy in the world, links its economic security closely to the hotly contested waterways in the South China Sea, since more than 64 percent of its maritime trade transited through the region in 2016.
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Some current and former U.S. officials say U.S. warship passages in the Taiwan Strait are still too infrequent, and note that a U.S. aircraft carrier hasn't transited the Taiwan Strait since 2007, during the administration of George W. Bush.
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Specifically, administration officials have been working on a plan that would make anyone who transited through a third country by land to the southern border ineligible for asylum if they did not first seek protection in the country they traveled through.
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Where the Turks once had a laissez-faire attitude to the tens of thousands of "foreign fighters" who have transited Turkey to join ISIS in neighboring Syria, now the Turks have substantially cut down on ISIS recruits traveling though their country.
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A total of $3.37 trillion in trade passed through the South China Sea in 2016, while approximately 40% of global liquefied natural gas trade transited through the waters in 2017, according to estimates provided by the Council of Foreign Relations.
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The infected passenger was not Turkish and transited through Istanbul en route to Singapore from another location, a Turkish aviation official told Reuters, adding there were 143 passengers aboard the flight, as well as three pilots and 10 crew members.
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The very rare exceptions include an asylum seeker whose claim was denied after applying for protection in a country, if someone has been trafficked and if someone transited through a country that did not sign one of the major international treaties on refugees.
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"Effective immediately, foreign nationals (excluding permanent residents) who are in mainland China from today forward, will not be allowed to enter Australia for 14 days from the time they have left or transited through mainland China," Morrison's office said in a statement.
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While Turgenev sank into misanthropic pessimism when his liberal dreams came to nothing and Dostoyevsky transited from revolutionary agitation to deep-dyed conservatism, Herzen remained true to the revolutionary dreams of his youth, without ever losing what Isaiah Berlin was to call his unsparing sense of reality.
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On July 2202, Iranian Republican Guard Corps (IRGC) ships seized a British-flagged tanker, the Stena Impero, and its 2628 crew members as it transited the Strait of Hormuz, in retaliation for Britain's impoundment of a Syrian-bound Iranian oil tanker off Gibraltar two weeks earlier.
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"The United States is very concerned about the Houthis' latest attempt to escalate the war in Yemen, this time by attacking a commercial vessel while it transited one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, the Bab al-Mandab, in international waters," the White House said in a statement.
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These are individuals who have either transited through the US or have already claimed asylum in the US and use a loophole to cross into Canada where the chances of staying are much higher (all the while receiving such benefits as free health care, shelter and work permits).
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In late 2019, the administration won another important victory when the Supreme Court allowed it to temporarily continue enforcing a policy that bars most migrants from applying for asylum if they had transited through another country, such as Mexico, unless they had already been denied asylum in that country.
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These approaches include greater resourcing for countering violent extremism across communities at risk, improved counter-terrorism practices and support to law enforcement and intelligence services, more effective counter-messaging, better coordination and information sharing within and across countries both targeted and transited by terrorist groups, and improved constriction of terrorist funding.
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The rule from the departments of Justice and Homeland Security would prohibit migrants who have resided or "transited en route" in a third country from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum and as a result, drastically limit who's eligible for asylum.
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As part of Tuesday's plans, the Transport Ministry said sufficient capacity will be available for direct sailings from Ireland to continental EU ports as a potential alternative for the large amount of goods transited through the UK. Should demand for further capacity arise, the shipping sector can respond quickly to meet it, it added.
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Tillerson, who has at times contradicted Trump on foreign policy, struck a more conciliatory tone, saying: "The U.S. is victimized certainly by the flow of narcotics to the U.S., but the countries in which these narcotics are transited, or where organizations are carrying out their activities to move these drugs, they also suffer as well".
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As part of Tuesday's plans, the Transport Ministry said sufficient capacity will be available for direct sailings from Ireland to continental EU ports as a potential alternative for the large amount of goods transited through the UK. Should demand for further capacity arise, the shipping sector can respond quickly to meet it, it added.
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The rule, which was implemented earlier this month from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security, would prohibit migrants who have resided or "transited en route" in a third country from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum, and, as a result, would drastically limit who's eligible for asylum.
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The asylum rule from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security would -- with limited exceptions -- prohibit migrants who have resided or "transited en route" in a third country from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum and as a result, drastically limit who's eligible for asylum.
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Last month, the departments of Justice and Homeland Security also rolled out an interim rule that would prohibit migrants who have resided or "transited en route" in a third country from seeking asylum in the US, therefore barring migrants from Central America traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum and as a result, drastically limiting who's eligible for asylum.
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Indian citizens lined the streets to welcome the president and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump to speak on coronavirus as pressure mounts Five takeaways from Trump's trip to India Melania Trump attends 'happiness' class during India visit MORE on Monday, waving American flags as Trump's motorcade transited to a packed rally-like event in the world's largest cricket stadium in Ahmedabad, the capital of Modi's home state of Gujarat.
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Washington (CNN)The American Civil Liberties Union and other groups sued the Trump administration Tuesday in order to block new restrictions intended to make it more difficult for Central Americans to claim asylum in the United States, The suit, filed in federal court in California, challenges a new administration rule that would prohibit migrants who have resided or "transited en route" in a third country from seeking asylum in the US. Since most migrants from Central America travel through Mexico, it would prevent those people from making asylum claims.
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