Now it's true that tripartite Cher in "The Cher Show" was a notable improvement on tripartite Donna Summer, and Stephanie J. Block was sensational as Star, the most grown-up incarnation.
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So this tripartite structure relates to the corona's three tiers.
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The United States was not included in this tripartite meeting.
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Denmark's tripartite system, for example, binds together employers, government and unions.
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The IOC and the two Koreas signed a tripartite agreement on Jan.
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He plans to run for the Serbs' seat in Bosnia's tripartite inter-ethnic presidency.
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Under this "tripartite agreement" the UNHCR arranges journeys back to Somalia for willing refugees.
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Dodik is reportedly planning to run for the Serbs' seat in Bosnia's tripartite presidency.
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"The tripartite aggression is a flagrant violation of international law," state news agency SANA said.
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Talks with the IOC would continue through August to "reach a tripartite deal," she said.
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He proved himself as actor, musical performer and choreographer — the tripartite basis of his lifetime success.
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Renault owns 43% of Nissan, yet Nissan contributes most of the profits to the tripartite entity.
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The tripartite contract will ensure the double control, by the payer government and by the clients.
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Barring a tripartite commitment to reach a consensus, a slide back into war is all too likely.
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Isuma, the Inuit collective based in Igloolik, created this tripartite project for the newly renovated Canada Pavilion.
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The specifics of this tripartite summit will undoubtedly remain obscured, but Russia's presence in Syria looms large.
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Milorad Dodik, who has long dominated the Republika Srpska, is the current chairman of the country's tripartite presidency.
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But most people have never heard of the Tripartite Free Trade Area (TFTA), which covers 26 African countries.
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The International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), consisting of Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand, will meet in Bangkok on Feb.
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Trump has never understood -- or tried to understand -- the role Congress plays in our tripartite system of government.
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Hiroshi Oshima, Japanese Ambassador to Germany, in the Belvedere Palace at Vienna to sign the tripartite military pact.
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The chairman of Bosnia's tripartite presidency Zeljko Komsic said this week the group would return home this weekend.
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"The tripartite aggression against Syria accompanied a campaign of disinformation," Assad's office quoted him as saying on Sunday.
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The so-called tripartite deal expires this month and Njoka said a new deal would have to be negotiated.
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Congress is supposed to keep the president accountable under the tripartite system of American government, at least in theory.
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What falls short of excellence is Drill's supposed showstopper, an enormous tripartite video installation within the Armory's drill hall.
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They also agreed to explore tripartite partnership for development in third countries, beginning with capacity building programmes in Afghanistan.
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And with its tripartite shape and hole in the center, it looks a whole lot like a modern fidget spinner.
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So with this sort of tripartite reflection of this figure, I think my mom knew I'd be into that [laughs].
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Competitive bidding and the tripartite contracts will help find the best match between specialized caregivers and clients with specific needs.
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GEORGE BALANCHINE The 50th anniversary of Balanchine's tripartite "Jewels" found a celebratory summit in the Lincoln Center Festival's international coproduction.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said this week he hoped the treaty could be replaced with a new tripartite agreement including Beijing.
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"If it is not, then Malaysia, Australia and China will hold a tripartite meeting to determine the way forward," he said.
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Tripartite agreements between unions, employers and government lay out career and skills ladders for those who are trapped in low-wage occupations.
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Ongoing negotiations toward both the Tripartite Free Trade Area and the African Union's Continental Free Trade Area must include services in trade.
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The tripartite catastrophe of earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident is known in Japan as 3/163, because it began on March 11.
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For the best results, there should be a tripartite contract among government agencies, private caregivers and the housed homeless who become clients.
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By delegating responsibility for the ceasefire to three outside powers, the tripartite mechanism may well have the effect of creating zones of influence.
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The circumvention of the legislative process undermines the authority of this branch, the legislative branch, but destabilized the tripartite system as a whole.
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Meanwhile multiple deadlines have been missed on the road to the Tripartite Free-Trade Area, a separate scheme to link three regional blocs.
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Described as a tripartite structure, the wheel is constructed with three wooden boards attached by two horizontal bracers secured with a dovetail joint.
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"We have joined in this tripartite agreement with the widest experience in infrastructure and energy," said Tetsuji Nakagawa, senior vice president of Mitsubishi.
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To that end, the agreement should remain a single, tripartite undertaking, with high standards that build on existing, interconnected supply chains between businesses.
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Liow said the proposals would eventually be presented to the other countries in the tripartite committee - China and Australia - before a decision was taken.
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The move was first announced in late February, following a meeting of the International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), which comprises Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
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NEWLY RELEASED ARABIAN NIGHTS Three films or one, Miguel Gomes's tripartite portrait of contemporary Portugal can be seen as documented fantasy or fantastic documentary.
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The limit was first announced in late February, following a meeting of the International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), which comprises Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
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If the future of the internet is a tripartite cold war, Silicon Valley wants to be making money in all three of those worlds.
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Two of the works, "The Door to Revolution" and "Chasm" (both 2015), possess a similar structure, in that they're both diagonally situated tripartite compositions.
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Using a tripartite structure, Larson covers these explorers' prior expeditions as well as those of other rivals, before providing detailed accounts of their journeys.
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During Monday's ceremony, the Serb component of the Bosnian national army saluted the Serb member of Bosnia's tripartite presidency, Mladen Ivanic before the parade.
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New York City Ballet opened its six-week spring season at the David H. Koch Theater with George Balanchine's tripartite "Jewels" on Tuesday evening.
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Hwaean culture sees gender as both fluid and tripartite, and characters are as likely to use gender-neutral pronouns—e, em, eir—as anything else.
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Although we believe the same tripartite investigative structure as in Watergate would work well, we recognize that the circumstances today are different than during Watergate.
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The International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), made up of the world's top producers of natural rubber Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, normally meets once a year.
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The International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), which groups Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, agreed in March to implement curbs on around 240,000 tonnes of rubber exports.
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Berkeley is one of the university's nine undergraduate campuses, the top tier of a remarkable tripartite public system that educates a majority of California students.
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He said a tripartite dialogue between India, Pakistan and the Kashmiris to resolve the dispute in accordance with U.N. Security Council resolutions, would be welcomed.
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Since 1994, the ANC has been part of a tripartite alliance with the Congress of South African Trade Unions and the South African Communist Party.
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Such a tripartite government, named after the black (Union), green (Green), and yellow (FDP) colours of that country's flag, has just been formed in Schleswig-Holstein.
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The tripartite work has a twilight shimmer, suggesting the clarity of daylight just shading into dusk, while their blue-and-black frames signal night coming on.
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Some states in African have deals in place with one other; last year, 16 African nations signed an agreement to establish the Tripartite Free Trade Area.
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Last year 26 African countries signed an agreement to create a "Tripartite Free Trade Area", combining the existing eastern and southern African trade blocs into one.
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Thus, the tripartite summit must yield a mechanism to prevent Iran's smuggling of sophisticated "game changing" weapons systems, primarily precision-guided munitions (PGMs), to its proxies.
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Their brains are tripartite: They have an optic lobe behind each eye, each connected to a central ring of nervous tissue through which their esophagus runs.
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The bureau is an affront to America's Madisonian tripartite constitutional system under which the people's body of Congress makes law and has power of the purse.
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As members of the plaintiffs' team drafted a consolidated complaint and prepared for litigation against VW, Cabraser participated in whirlwind, tripartite negotiations with VW and regulators.
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Regional tripartite meetings between Israel and Cyprus, which have made discoveries, and Greece, keen to be a hub, have recently been extended to include the United States.
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The sides met under the supervision of the U.N. peacekeeping force UNIFIL in their regular tripartite meeting at U.N. positions in the Ras al-Naqoura border area.
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The Nobel laureate novelist Claude Simon finds in Bacon's scrupulous detailing and tripartite structure a new model for poetic fiction that is comparably immediate, clinical, and corporal.
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Croats, Czechs and other Slavic peoples also agitated for more autonomy under the imperial umbrella, perhaps by converting the dual system into a tripartite Austro-Hungarian-Slavic one.
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The OSBiH, which brings together Bosniaks, Bosnian Serb and Bosnian Croat elements, is under the supreme command of the country's tripartite inter-ethnic presidency and the national parliament.
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He was bound to join Japan under the Tripartite Pact only if Japan had been attacked, and treaties never meant that much to the Führer in any event.
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At Paco Rabanne, Julien Dossena fetishized dance, alongside the brand's trademark futurism and his own tetchy sportswear, a tripartite approach that added a refined fluidity to his arsenal.
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"I proclaim victory," Dodik said at a news conference, adding that he won 56 percent of the vote for the Serb seat in the country's tripartite inter-ethnic presidency.
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In the presidential contest of the 2014 Tripartite Elections, Banda faced DPP standard bearer Peter Mutharika, now out of jail on bail, but with the treason charges still pending.
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"[I]f you think about our tripartite system of government, sovereign immunity holds that foreign policy is conducted largely, though obviously not entirely, by the executive," Gartenstein-Ross said.
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MARIE BRIZARD WINE AND SPIRITS SA: Marie Brizard Wine & Spirits announced the execution of a tripartite agreement regarding the sale, by MBWS' bank lenders, of the Company's bank debt.
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From a constitutional perspective, it looked like a mosh pit of self-loathing members, politicians eager to be declared a functional non-entity in our tripartite (now bipartite) system.
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Influenced: Everyone Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu 1689-1755 Main work: "The Spirit of the Laws", 1748 Known for: Montesquieu devised the tripartite structure of government adopted by America.
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My research also found that 78 percent of Anonymous's targets belonged to one of the following categories: government agencies, corporations and media empires—a tripartite of corrupted establishments, according to hacktivists.
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As a roughly tripartite coalition of college-educated whites, unionised working-class whites and non-whites, the party is a conglomeration of interests thrown together by the twists of political history.
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Each allegedly offers its own flavor experience, while the middle chalupa represents a co-mingling of the two (seriously, there are actually tripartite instructions for eating it on the company's website).
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Between 2202 and 2628, critical operational issues and infrastructure problems were ignored as the SEC strayed from its tripartite mission of protecting investors, facilitating capital formation, and ensuring efficient capital markets.
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PARIS — The Muslim member of Bosnia's tripartite presidency on Thursday asked the highest United Nations court to reopen a 2007 case that cleared Serbia of genocide during the war in Bosnia.
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Witt narrates in great detail, and encourages our investment in, the course of their uneven tripartite relationship, which progresses episodically through bouts of psychedelic drug use, road trips, and outdoor festivals.
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"The emerging tripartite alliance ... weakens the strong and solid relationship that the Palestinian people have always maintained with Cyprus and Greece," said Hanan Ashrawi, a senior member of the Palestine Liberation Organization.
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Nevertheless, because the fair has that tripartite focus on art, antiques, and design, it actually ends up being more visually welcoming than other fairs, with their unblinking illumination and relentless hard sell.
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"As we told Gazprom at the tripartite meeting, an amicable agreement on the decision already taken by the arbitration court is not possible," Yuriy Vitrenko, Naftogaz's chief commercial officer, wrote on Facebook.
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The University of New South Wales (UNSW) announced Monday that it had entered into a "tripartite arrangement" with Maoneng Australia and Origin Energy for an offsite solar PV corporate power purchase agreement.
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But for Israel, hosting the tripartite discussions, and having its national security adviser participate on an equal footing, was regarded as an achievement in itself, enhancing the country's role in international diplomacy.
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It imagines a kind of tripartite human nature, one that consists of a body, a ghost or spirit, and a daemon or soul — "but the best part is the body," the books conclude.
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Tokyo's alleged unwillingness to sort out its legacy problems with Seoul is thought to have been the main obstacle to an American-led, tightly integrated tripartite military alliance with Japan and South Korea.
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Nearly 3.4 million voters will choose Croat, Serb and Bosniak members of the tripartite presidency and lawmakers for parliament's lower house, plus regional leaders and assemblies, the Central Election Commission (CIK) said on Tuesday.
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In order to accomplish the tripartite task summarized above, first the team had to find a task that classical computers found difficult but that should be relatively easy for a quantum computer to do.
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Dodik, who campaigned on the secession of the Serb Republic and integration with Serbia, also won the Serb seat in the tripartite presidency of a country he has repeatedly denounced as an "impossible state".
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"The tripartite decision to suspend the search in the absence of any credible new evidence leading to the specific location of the aircraft was not taken lightly," Chester said in a statement to Reuters.
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At best, it can be said that the effort to boost natural rubber prices by the three top Asian producers, who group themselves as the International Tripartite Rubber Council, has been a limited success.
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On Wednesday, Bakir Izetbegovic, the Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) member of the tripartite presidency asked the Constitutional Court to force the Serb Republic to annul the decision and halt all activities related to its organization.
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The president of the country's election commission, Branko Petric, confirmed that with 44 percent of the vote counted, Mr. Dodik was leading in the race for the Serbian seat in the country's tripartite presidency.
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An unknown writer-director's low-budget ($1.6m), tripartite portrait of a black gay youngster in Miami, this was the bold choice that many critics hoped the Academy would make, but few believed that it would.
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Indonesian Trade Ministry official Pradnyawati confirmed the meeting on Thursday, saying in Jakarta that the tripartite group will "recalculate the Philippines' import needs to avoid oversupply" and discuss issues related to the palm supply chain.
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About 1.7 million voters took part in the presidential and parliamentary elections, choosing members of Bosnia's tripartite inter-ethnic presidency, consisting of a Bosniak, a Croat and a Serb, and lawmakers for parliament's lower house.
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" Complicating matters is the decision to confine such an unconventional figure as Cher in the straitjacket of the biographical jukebox musical — particularly the tripartite diva subgenus most recently botched by "Summer: The Donna Summer Musical.
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It has a tripartite structure which includes the recording process, a series of interviews with Cave and his wife and, perhaps most revealingly of all, a stream of consciousness narration which swims over the images.
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The two Koreas are also in talks over a three-way declaration of the end to 1950-53 Korean War but there has not been any agreement yet over a tripartite summit, the official said.
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But as a Russian-speaking capital of a Turkic nation sharing the Caspian Sea with Iran, there was some symbolism in selecting its capital, Astana, as a place to unveil the new tripartite protectorate over Syria.
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Thailand was supposed to cut exports of natural rubber on April 1 along with Indonesia and Malaysia, the date agreed by the International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), made up of the three countries, back in March.
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He said he hopes to hold a tripartite summit between the three countries in Japan as early as possible now that Seoul's political situation has stabilized, adding that he had spoken to Moon over the phone.
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Additionally, the country's positive position in relation to its North African neighbors makes Tunisia uniquely placed to help solve the crisis in Libya, serving as a key interlocutor in tripartite peace talks with Algeria and Egypt.
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Islamist militants who hold sway in Idlib reject the diplomacy, including a tripartite deal struck last week by Moscow, Tehran and Ankara to deploy an observer force on the edge of an Idlib "de-escalation zone".
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The row over the central bank's role has also highlighted divisions in the tripartite political alliance of the ruling African National Congress party (ANC), the country's biggest union, Cosatu, and the South African Communist Party (SACP).
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JAKARTA, Dec 5 (Reuters) - The International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), which includes top producers Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, is considering another export curb to help stabilise rubber prices, the group said in a statement on Thursday.
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Regardless of the reason, those of us concerned over the shrinking legislative authority in our tripartite system relish the idea of a House refusing to be stonewalled, even by an administration controlled by its own party.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik won the job of a Serb member in the country's tripartite inter-ethnic presidency with 55 percent of votes, his party said based on 72 percent of ballots counted.
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The protest movement has emerged as a challenge to the authoritarian influence of Milorad Dodik, the longtime leader of the Serb ministate who has held the Serb position in Bosnia's tripartite presidency since general elections in October.
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The International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), which comprises Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, in March agreed to implement curbs on around 240,000 tonnes of rubber exports over four months in a bid to prop up prices for the commodity.
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"The ZCTU has not moved from its position that the short-term solution is to dollarise and, as such, we are going into the tripartite negotiating forum (with government and business) to demand U.S. dollar salary payments," Mutasa added.
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About 3.35 million registered voters were due to take part in the presidential and parliamentary elections, choosing members of Bosnia's tripartite inter-ethnic presidency, consisting of a Bosniak, a Croat and a Serb, and lawmakers for parliament's lower house.
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JAKARTA, Nov 6 (Reuters) - The International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC) forecast a total of 800,000 tonnes reduction in natural rubber output from the world's top producers Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia in 2019, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"We will, I think, see the U.S. finally emerging as a player in this in a tripartite arrangement when they recognize that they are a part of a global world, but it will be a sticky process," he noted.
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If this tripartite partnership is combined with sensible and ethical changes in US and UK foreign policy toward Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, Libya and importantly Iran, 2017 could see the beginning of the end of the global terror threat of ISIS.
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The bombing campaign however comes shortly after a tripartite deal struck by Moscow, Ankara and Tehran to deploy an observer force in Idlib, a province where the former al Qaeda Syrian offshoot has cemented its control after it crushed opponents.
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The South African Democratic Teachers Union (SADTU) is one of the largest unions in the Congress of South African Trade Unions, the federation that forms part of the "tripartite alliance" with the ANC, along with the South African Communist Party.
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If he continues on this trajectory, the most effective reply in defense of the rule of law and our democracy will be a Watergate-style tripartite investigation — one backed by the full-throated concern and anger of the American people.
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Blas intended the masks pictured above to depict the "tripartite conception of blackness: the inability of biometric technologies to detect dark skin as racist, the favoring of black in militant aesthetics, and black as that which informatically obfuscates," he writes.
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The 19-year-old, ranked 667 in the world, was awarded a spot by the International Olympic committee under the tripartite category, which is available to countries that had an average of fewer than eight athletes at the past two Games.
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So, that's why I have done a lot to decrease the number, but then, at the same, I have made tripartite agreements in Denmark with assorted partners, so that our business community are more willing to accept refugees in the companies.
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said it had a tripartite agreement with local energy firm First Exploration and Petroleum Development Company and international oil services company Schlumberger to develop the Anyala and Madu fields under Oil Mining Licence (OML) 83 and 85.
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Performances include "Rufus Does Judy," an evening in which Rufus Wainwright sings the songs of Judy Garland; "The James Plays," a tripartite stage saga about Scotland's 218th-century kings; and "Hypnohype," an hourlong show in which the host, Asad Mecci, hypnotizes people onstage.
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She said that in a press conference on November 6, Chinese Foreign Minister Hua Chunying had appeared to urge South Korea not to join any regional anti-missile system or to accede to a tripartite agreement with Japan and the United States.
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The cathedral's infinite moments, frozen in stone, stained glass, and sculpture, recover an ancient past that tells an immediate human "story" conforming to the superstructure of divine timelessness — a drama with a "cast" of prophets, disciples, saints, evangelicals, and a tripartite Holy Family.
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A few years after fellow Chicago architect William LeBaron Jenney developed the first tall, steel-framed building in 22014, Sullivan devised a tripartite composition for a tall building, comprised of base, body (or shaft) and capital, that other architects could work from.
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"I desire, I wish that the part with Canada will be materializing in a very concrete fashion, and we can have an agreement the way we proposed it from the initiation of this renegotiating process, a tripartite," Peña-Nieto said through a translator.
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The Ministry of Manpower told the Strait Times that 44 employees have filed claims with the Tripartite Alliance for Dispute Management, with some of the employees settling mediation by agreeing to a payment schedule with Honestbee that will be monitored by the alliance.
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"The tripartite agreement has many features that are beneficial to Sri Lanka that was lacking in the 2014 agreement," the Megapolis ministry said in a statement, referring to the three signatories: CHEC, Sri Lanka's Urban Development Authority and the Megapolis and Western Development Ministry.
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Dodik, who has often criticized Bosnia's state-level multi-ethnic institutions even while serving as chairman of Bosnia's tripartite presidency since last October, said the Third Infantry Regiment was part of the Serb Republic army and expected to "defend its achievements" if need be.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - A Serb nationalist who opposes Bosnia as a state won a share of its tripartite presidency, election results showed on Monday, as Serb, Croat and Muslim ethnic parties dominated their regions in voting likely to slow the country's march toward EU integration.
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If a president can claim sweeping discretion to suspend key federal laws, the entire legislative process becomes little more than a pretense…The circumvention of the legislative process not only undermines the authority of this branch but destabilizes the tripartite system as a whole.
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The first section of the tripartite "Jack &" — which had a short run at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in October and is now playing at New York Live Arts — is "The Monologues," which begins with Mr. Alston's Jack recalling conversations in a prison's community room.
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Hostility deepened this month after Milorad Dodik, the Serb member of Bosnia's tripartite inter-ethnic presidency, again threatened that the Serb region might secede from Bosnia in a row over the Constitutional Court, and called on Serb officials to block the work of national institutions.
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For example, the most reliable allies we could find against ISIS were the Iraqi and Syrian Kurds but our support for them is now cementing a tripartite anti-Kurd bloc among Iran, Iraq, and Turkey and Iraq has become very much a client of Iran.
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Two weeks ago, just before the 10-year window to ask for a review of the case expired, Bakir Izetbegovic, the Bosniak member of the tripartite presidency, directed a team of lawyers to file a request for the court to revise the 2007 ruling.
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The very fact that the tripartite deal, agreed to in the Oval Office on Wednesday, passed the Senate on Thursday and the House on Friday shows that the Democratic Party knows how to govern: how, when and where to produce for the American people.
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Nepal now wants the 72-year-old tripartite deal renegotiated since that accord does not allow Kathmandu to play any role in the recruitment process of Gurkhas by foreign armies, the country's Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali told Reuters in an interview late on Friday.
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"(NAFTA) is a tripartite agreement, we'd like to keep it that way ... I am still fully confident we are going to end up with a trilateral deal and not two separate bilateral deals," he told a televised news conference in the Canadian province of New Brunswick.
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Moonlight is the more daringly conceived movie and the more distinctive achievement, what with its tripartite narrative, its themes of homosexuality and race, and its often poetic air of detachment, as if a high, thin cloud named Terrence Malick were casting its shadow onto the landscape.
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Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, which together form the Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), had earlier this month said they would cut rubber exports by a total of 240,000 tonnes for four months from April under the so-called Agreed Export Tonnage Scheme (AETS), looking to boost flagging prices.
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"If we can do something next week and get NAFTA done and we do it on a tripartite deal, if we make progress, by the way we are talking in Europe, if we can get that done...we can pretty quickly resolve some of this," Donohue said.
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On Thursday, German Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer told an audience in Munich she believed France, Germany and Britain should formalise the tripartite "E3" group they have used when they wish to make statements on a topic on which they starkly disagree with Trump's United States.
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The candidacy of the battle-scarred Mr. Juppé is seen by his supporters as a bulwark at a time when the postelection United States is now routinely depicted as one leg of a global tripartite menace, along with China and Russia, bearing down on fragile Western democracies.
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Tegeltija, from the Bosnian Serb ruling SNSD party, was nominated by SNSD chief Milorad Dodik, who also serves as a Serb member on Bosnia's tripartite presidency, in exchange for a reform program demanded by NATO, previously blocked by the Serbs who oppose closer ties with the alliance.
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Gavin Newsom to take an incredibly common profession in California — like retail workers, or cashiers, or restaurant servers — without such massive budget implications and ask the Industrial Welfare Commission to set up tripartite negotiations with workers in those sectors and with business groups to set new, higher wage scales.
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This tripartite structure in turn suggested a form for "Triptych," which very loosely moves from a mythologizing overture ("it was said he had face of a god / yet some saw a demon with rope shoes") to reflections on the obscenity trial and issues of race in his work.
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If the checks and balances of our tripartite system have failed, it's not only because of bad people acting in venal and unethical ways; it's because those people were elected through undemocratic means of gerrymandering, party politics, voter suppression and intense injections of money, and they know where their incentives lie.
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The International Rubber Consortium (IRCo) announced the decision on Thursday after the International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC) - consisting of Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia - met on Wednesday in Thailand's northern capital of Chiang Mai to discuss concerns over falling prices even though oversupply has recently eased as bad weather hit production.
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A three-member panel of federal judges in Wisconsin struck down the state's map in November 260 using a tripartite test: To be found unconstitutional, a suspect map must be crafted with discriminatory intent, must have a discriminatory impact once implemented, and must have no other valid justifications for its arrangements.
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Their facial features and carved adornments, too, have survived years of weathering: the male, shown with "enlarged and protruding ears, large nose and lips, and sunken eyes," as per the report, wears a shoulder-length wig while the female, who has equally pronounced features, sports the traditional Egyptian tripartite wig.
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"Congress is therefore the only body able to hold the president to account for improper conduct in our tripartite system, and urgently requires the subpoenaed material to determine whether and how to proceed with its constitutional duty to provide checks and balances on the president and executive branch," the citation states.
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The show is tripartite and hung salon-style in the gallery's high-ceilinged space: some three hundred drawings and paintings from the Rhoda Kellogg International Children's Art Collection; fifty of Belott's own paintings; and multimedia works produced in an art classroom, inside the gallery, by local New York City schoolchildren.
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Dan Flavin's rack of red, white, and blue florescent tubes mounted against an enormous bank of windows is one sublime vision; Agnes Martin's series of acrylic-and-graphite paintings, Innocent Love (1999), and the adjacent gallery of Blinky Palermo's Times of the Day (1974–76), consisting of 24 tripartite abstractions, are others.
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Indeed, as directed by Lyndsey Turner, this "Faith Healer" indicates more fully than I have seen before the degree to which the play tells a tripartite tale in love and affection unreciprocated or deferred: Friel loved Chekhov, and there's something genuinely Chekhovian in the intensity of feeling, however misdirected, that is on view here.
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Eschewing his usual tripartite themes, Mr. Lauren built a tighter-than-usual collection — nominally Fall, Part 2, but effectively seasonless (can we all just forget the pointless meteorological nomenclature now?) — on the inspiration from an old Navajo blanket he had in his house, soignée city evening wear in fruity shades and Savile Row suiting.
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Josh's appearances on Love at First Kiss has turned him into a viral hit: Though his first smooch on the show, with Annalisa, was a toothy, close-mouthed encounter, and his second, with Emily, was so painful it was labeled "Cringe at First Kiss," the third act was the climax, as in any classical tripartite piece of drama.
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The tripartite conference between American President Barack Obama, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — who is hosting the affair — is the first time that Canada has played host to the annual summit in a decade, and comes as Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, takes sharper aim at the free trade deal that underpins continental cooperation.
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Slice open the band's tripartite brain—the collective minds of Wise, Cory Feierman, William Schmiechen—and you'll see two distinct lobes; one half's guided by the tripped-out carnality of 60s psych, manifested in heavy-lidded hooks and freewheeling solos, while the other belies a far more erudite (and distinctly New York) praxis, adopted out of necessity: carefully-plotted tours, rigid studio schedules, and playback sessions.
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The result of the balloting, which selected a hard-line nationalist as the Serb member of Bosnia's tripartite presidency, has stirred fury among Croats, who complain that the election for their own slot on the presidency was tainted by ethnically impure voting: Many Muslims voted for the Croat winner, a moderate Croat now denounced by hard-liners because of his support across ethnic lines.
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But this is easier said than done partly because that land is in Tigray, and the regional government there is still controlled by the T.P.L.F. Real peace with Eritrea can only be achieved if a tripartite agreement is reached between the national governments of Ethiopia and Eritrea, as well as the regional authorities in Tigray — this is a precondition for the border to finally be demarcated.
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Lounsberry rejects this split for a tripartite structure: Her first book focuses on her early, experimental diaries, through 1918; the second, the diaries of her high modernist years (through 19033); and the third, the diaries of her final decade, when she struggled with her final masterpieces The Years, Three Guineas and Between the Acts, while trying to ward off depression as the world collapsed with the march of fascism.
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With the Syrian Army itself extended to its limits combating rebels, and the Iranians and Hezbollah helping it in the heavy fighting, this tripartite alliance was forced to swallow time after time some bitter truths: They recognized that Mossad and Israeli military intelligence knew how, where and when they were operating, and they knew that they wouldn't be able to respond to the Israeli raids without suffering heavy losses.
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