Did a pirate suddenly upload the episodes after years of unavailability?
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" Any absence request is not "holiday" or "time off" but "unavailability.
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Both involve the exploitation of power and the unavailability of legal recourse.
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The unavailability of resins could be one factor making them vulnerable to disease.
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The dude basically invented emotional unavailability—he's a mystery wrapped in expressionless rubber.
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The office declined to file charges in that case due to the victim's unavailability.
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More than one boyfriend has dropped him thanks to his passivity and emotional unavailability.
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In a statement Cornet said valuable reasons for her unavailability for testing had gone unheard.
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It may be unavailability or unwillingness of witnesses to participate, and that makes the cases difficult.
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So there's an initial question: Is the resignation of the CFPB director an absence or unavailability?
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For years, air travelers in India have complained about the unavailability of internet connectivity on flights.
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"We understand that E-Verify's unavailability may have a significant impact on employer operations," the website reads.
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But due to the unavailability of any concrete info on the subject, I was expecting the worst.
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The unavailability of 230G LTE network wasn't preventing people from purchasing an iPhone — it was the price.
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This is a huge inconvenience, as the unavailability of Google and Stack Overflow vastly impact my productivity.
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Poor consumer sentiment, high insurance costs and the unavailability of liquid cash dented car sales, reports said.
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But their poverty would then be a choice, not a condition imposed by the unavailability of jobs.
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The unavailability of tests makes it difficult to determine how many Americans are infected with the disease.
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If I were a prospective suitor, I would take the wedding ring as a sign of unavailability.
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He's older than me, a heavily tattooed single dad who lives alone and wreaks of emotional unavailability.
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Or even had to rename your product or business due to domain unavailability, like 32% of people (lame).
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" According to the statement, "the primary impacts were a slow site and a few brief periods of unavailability.
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People are flocking from one store to another after learning about the unavailability of SIM cards and application forms.
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But if you enjoy the safety and "unavailability" of headphone wires when in public, the AirPods certainly don't offer that.
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Despite some great experiences, months of near-total unavailability dulled the post-release buzz for both headsets, particularly the Rift.
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His unavailability comes at a bad time, with Mike Trout going on the DL for 6-8 weeks after thumb surgery.
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Fleury's unavailability has indeed illuminated an edge at the position — for the Penguins, who lead the series three games to one.
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Increased hospitalizations will lead to the unavailability of hospital beds, depletion of personal protective equipment (PPE items like masks, goggles, gowns).
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The website for the mutual fund giant Vanguard experienced "sporadic unavailability" on Friday because of heavy trading volumes, a spokesman said.
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After decades of unavailability, the Beatles' 1970 documentary film Let It Be is getting a long-awaited reissue — and that's not all.
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As a result of director Bryan Singer's "unexpected unavailability," production on the Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody has been temporarily put on hold.
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Or if you had a negative experience with an ex who didn't honor your emotions, that can lead to emotional unavailability, he says.
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It's the insecure men who needs to use power in order to leverage the insecurity and the inaccessibility or the unavailability of the woman.
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In the case of unavailability of the Prize, Sponsor reserves the right to substitute the Prize with a prize of equal or greater value.
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Some people would argue that absence or unavailability is just temporary — someone being sick, or the like — and not a vacancy, not someone leaving.
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Prosecutors said Zambada "shied away from involvement" in the drug business," and only got involved "as a result of the unavailability of his father.
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A national audit last year also documented widespread "unavailability of lifesaving and essential drugs" and urged the removal of the entire medicine procurement division.
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The news comes just two days after the studio fired former director Bryan Singer over his "unexpected unavailability" and rocky relationship with star Rami Malek.
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And patients, within one lifetime, went from dying of insulin unavailability—Villa-Komaroff's own grandmother died of diabetes—to having it readily produced and available.
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Cape and Islands District Attorney Michael O'Keefe said the decision was made "due to the unavailability of the complaining witness," according to a court filing.
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Demand for seaborne coal imports in India has risen because of a fast rising population and the unavailability of alternative fuels such as natural gas.
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No effort to bring poor black men into the workforce will bear real fruit under the pretense that the only problem is unavailability of work.
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But if they can come to know and practice their strength, and recognize the difference between feelings and actions, they need not fear their therapist's unavailability.
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Great cars and I love owning and driving them but I'm just extremely annoyed at the unavailability of a reasonably priced one in my general viscinity.
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Rodchenkov's alleged unavailability has been cited as one of the reasons for the closure of the investigations of individual athletes," Jim Walden, the lawyer, wrote. "Dr.
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Regardless, the main cause of blackouts is not the temporary unavailability of particular power generators, but damage to the transmission and distribution system — to power lines.
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"Twentieth Century Fox Film has temporarily halted production on Bohemian Rhapsody due to the unexpected unavailability of Bryan Singer," the studio told EW in a previous statement.
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In January, it was announced the Beatles' 1970 documentary film Let It Be is getting a long-awaited reissue after decades of unavailability — and that's not all.
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But he said some ideas could make the system ineffective, such as requiring advertisement of job openings for long periods to prove the unavailability of U.S. workers.
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They are drawn to Byron's emotional unavailability because of the plethora of cultural messages that tell them Byron can change, and that he will change for them.
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Best Buy said the unavailability of some products due to recalls could drag down sales in the holiday shopping quarter by $200 million, to $13.4 billion-$8.853 billion.
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India's largest carrier Indigo and rivals Jet Airways and Vistara said they had halted some flights to and from Mumbai due to bad weather and unavailability of runways.
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Whatever it is, I think that many people would agree that their exes all have certain things in common (in my case, it's emotional unavailability and terrible communication skills).
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" Fox confirmed the production delay in a statement to Mashable: "Twentieth Century Fox Film has temporarily halted production on Bohemian Rhapsody due to the unexpected unavailability of Bryan Singer.
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Earlier this year, one of Google's marquee cloud clients, Snap, cited the service's unavailability in China as a reason that it may not be able to enter the market.
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"This unavailability of several important safety materials had no consequences on people and the environment," the watchdog said, adding EDF was in the process of replacing the defective components.
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Family portraits, sports team hats, and discount running shoes are locked away from the viewer inside the baubles, suggesting the unavailability and disappearance of once prolific cultural middle objects.
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When Bungie had to replace Dinklage because of his unavailability for further voiceovers sessions, Bungie replaced him with well-known voice actor (and voice of Uncharted's Nathan Drake), Nolan North.
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In a federal lawsuit, the airline says cancellations have been caused by pilot unavailability and is accusing the pilots' union -- the Airline Pilots Association, International (ALPA) -- of orchestrating an unlawful slowdown.
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A Tennessee judge ruled last year that there was no reason to grant a new trial because the ''unavailability'' of any documents probably didn't prevent Braswell from presenting an effective defense.
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His tragic passing, coupled with the unavailability of the LA fair's usual venue at the MOCA Geffen, prompted the organizers to cancel the 2018 edition with plans to regroup in 2019.
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"can u delete that pic of us"—jokes about cuffing (both "season" and "jeans") and memes about being ghosted, emotional unavailability, and what your bae's choice of tiny hat says about him.
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Panoramic said Savannah was underperforming due to issues with the underground paste filing system, as well as equipment unavailability, and said short-term performance at the mine would remain below previous forecasts.
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CTE programs are drawing increased attention as the economy reaches nearly full employment and a "skills gap" — the unavailability of trained workers to fill high-skill positions — threatens to slow economic growth.
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A sexual assault criminal case against the star was dropped in July due to the unavailability of the complaining witness, Nantucket District Attorney Michael O'Keefe said in court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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The company behind Mira, Quanovate, was founded in late 2015 by a group of scientists, engineers, OBGYN doctors, and business execs to solve the problem of the unavailability of advanced home health testing.
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The unavailability of Zachert cuts short the list of potential candidates for the top job at Thyssenkrupp, which lost its CEO and chairman in July, causing turmoil at the elevators-to-submarines group.
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I know that things with V. will never advance past our current situation, due to his emotional unavailability and the fact that we'd make an awful couple, so I'm trying to move on.
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American said in Wednesday's announcement that it does not anticipate a need to cancel additional flights -- beyond those already announced in December -- during the busy holiday season due to the unavailability of the plane.
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Indicated 0.3 percent lower Germany's network regulatory authority, the Bundesnetzagentur, is considering taking measures against Telefonica Deutschland's O093 because complaints received about ongoing server problems and unavailability of service hotlines, Tagesspiegel am Sonntag reported.
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After decades of unavailability, the Beatles' 1970 documentary film Let It Be is getting a long-awaited reissue, alongside a yet-to-be-titled Beatles documentary from Academy Award-winning director Sir Peter Jackson.
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"Unavailability of Google apps and services on Huawei smartphones, if implemented, will upset Huawei's international smartphone business which is almost half of its worldwide phone business," Anshul Gupta, senior research director at Gartner, said.
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The disconnection will cause "some inconvenience for patients and healthcare staff, as a result of the unavailability of some IT system connections that require the internet," the health ministry said in a statement on Monday.
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It might, for example, link a tweet about loud screams at night in a particular building with banter on an online "John board" discussing the sudden unavailability of a foreign woman last seen badly bruised.
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Contracts for deed and similar products — such as rent-to-own deals for buying homes — have become more prominent since the financial crisis because of the unavailability of smaller mortgages in urban and rural communities.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's Steward Bank has suspended payments to the pay-TV subsidiary of South Africa's Naspers, citing unavailability of foreign currency, in a sign that dollar shortages are worsening in the southern African nation.
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In his resignation, Cordray designated CFPB official Leandra English as his successor, citing statutory language in Dodd-Frank that calls for the bureau's deputy director to take over in the "absence or unavailability" of the director.
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"Though there is no open display of plastic bags in the market due to fear of administrative curbs, yet they are still in use in some areas amid unavailability of cloth and paper bags," he said.
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He explained on CNBC's "Closing Bell " that the unavailability of a co-pay card for generic drugs or even with a high-deductible insurance plan increases the chances for a patient to pay out of pocket.
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Clinton's legal team asked the conservative watchdog organization involved in the lawsuit, Judicial Watch, for the extra time last week, due to her obligations for the presidential campaign and the unavailability of lawyers, among other reasons.
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The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, which established the bureau — and gave it unusual independence from Congress and the president — laid out a succession path in the case of the director's "absence or unavailability," the office acknowledged.
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"Due to unavailability of certain items at this time, which [customers] still add to the order in the hopes of receiving them, a flat tip amount would be appreciated for the effort," another veteran shopper said.
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"The county attorney's unavailability at the last hearing was the finale following unexplained periods of inactivity and lack of responsiveness that prevented disposition of this case within one year," Mertz said, according to the Des Moines Register.
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This section says that the deputy director will "serve as acting director in the absence or unavailability of the director," which some have interpreted to mean that only a Senate-confirmed nominee could replace the acting director.
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" In a document filed Wednesday, Cape & Islands District Attorney Michael O'Keefe said he was filing a "nolle prosequi," or abandonment of the case against the 59-year-old Spacey, "due to the unavailability of the complaining witness.
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The outage "resulted in loss of voice and SMS services in coast and lower eastern regions, as well as general data unavailability across the network, affecting services operated through the internet," the company said in a statement.
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Keeping the CX-9 from total domination is the unavailability of vented front seats, a panoramic roof, a kick-to-open tailgate, a heated steering wheel, a video entertainment system or bun warmers for the midrow chairs.
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Ironically, the government shutdown has also led to the unavailability of the E-verify system that allows employers to check the immigration status of workers before they hire them, thwarting the administration's own concern with worker legality.
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But between the unavailability of chairman posts and a leadership pipeline clogged with 70-somethings — Pelosi; Hoyer, the minority whip; and James Clyburn, the assistant minority leader — younger House Democrats have been left to ponder other opportunities.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill have particularly pointed to the administration's slow rollout of testing at the start of the outbreak in the U.S., saying the faltering response and unavailability of test kits helped the disease spread faster.
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The original Gilead drug costs around 400 pounds ($500) for a month's supply and its unavailability on the state health service has prompted some people to turn to online "buyers clubs" to get cheaper copies delivered from India.
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Add to that the unavailability of relievers Aroldis Chapman, Dellin Betances, Chad Green and Tommy Kahnle — all of whom pitched in Friday's marathon — and Saturday's game had all the elements of a thoroughly unpleasant afternoon for the Yankees.
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"Due to the temperature forecasts on the Garonne, production restrictions are likely to affect EDF's nuclear power plant at Golfech from Tuesday July 23," the company said, adding that it could lead to the unavailability of the two reactors.
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Millions have the vague sense that the high prices, frustration over sheer unavailability, awful customer service, and feeling of helplessness associated with internet access in America would be fixed if only net neutrality were the law of the land.
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Contrary to what steel companies claim, thousands of manufacturing businesses that need steel around the U.S. have been subject to price hikes, delivery delays and the outright unavailability of steel products they depend upon to make their businesses work.
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"Now comes the Commonwealth, by and through its District Attorney, Michael O'Keefe, and hereby files a Nolle Prosequi in the above matter due to the unavailability of the complaining witness," Nantucket District Attorney Michael O'Keefe filed in a document on Wednesday.
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Long-standing structural weaknesses, some of which the authorities have addressed, include family control and conglomerate ownership of the major banks that give rise to related party lending, the unavailability of real-estate market statistics and relatively underdeveloped financial markets.
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Pete White, founder and executive director of the Los Angeles Community Action Network, an activist organization that works on poverty and related issues, pointed to what he described as the top three causes of homelessness: housing unavailability, housing costs, and poverty.
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Being fat, being queer, not being interested in the things that masculinity demanded I be interested in—beer, sports, girls, emotional unavailability—meant that, much like Gladio does to Noct and Prompto, I got consistent shit for not meeting that expectation.
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"Society does feel a moral obligation to insure that its citizens do not suffer from the unavailability of health care," Stuart Butler, then Heritage's director of domestic policy studies, said in a 1989 lecture that was published in a book.
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The central bank holds the pound at 6.7 to the U.S. dollar, but unavailability of foreign currency in formal channels has meant traders have had to resort to a black market where the dollar is being traded at triple its pegged value.
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At the age of 31, she was lead author on an influential 1978 paper that detailed how to produce insulin from bacteria—instead of horse and pig pancreases, which was the leading method at the time—essentially solving the problem of insulin unavailability.
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"I'm trying to set up worldwide access for sound programmers and end users to be able to get together without the problems of artist unavailability, high overhead of traveling, and mailing disk media back and forth," Bell told Network World in 1986.
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Additionally, the California Family School Partnership Act entitles workers at employers with 25 or more employees to up to 63 hours of job-protected, unpaid leave per year in a child care emergency, including the closure or unavailability of a school or child care provider.
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In a letter delivered to Mueller in January and published Sunday by The New York Times, Trump attorney John Dowd said Mueller was not entitled even to an interview with the president because the special counsel could not pass the Espy test for need and unavailability.
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"The danger with the unavailability of gender-affirming health services in Zimbabwe is a lot of young trans people tend to self-medicate in secret because they don't have better options such as seeing a public doctor or taking hormonal therapy in public hospitals," Ndlovu said.
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"The county attorney's unavailability at the last hearing was the finale following unexplained periods of inactivity and lack of responsiveness that prevented disposition of this case within one year," Iowa District Court Judge Martha L. Mertz wrote this week in her order to release the defendant.
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As of 2015, China was the leading global producer of 23 of the 41 elements the British Geological Society believes are needed to "maintain our economy and lifestyle" and had a lock on supplies of nine of the 10 elements judged to be at the highest risk of unavailability.
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"Due to the unavailability of the United States House of Representatives for your State of the Union address, I would like to extend to you an official invitation to deliver your address in the House chamber in the Michigan State Capitol," Chatfield writes in the letter inviting Trump.
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First, despite the unavailability of objects from museums in Crimea (due to Russia's 21956 annexation of Crimea, unrecognized by Ukraine), the exhibition includes a significant collection of traditional objects lent by 27 museums and private collections in Ukraine, such as the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Lviv History Museum, and the Kharkiv Art Museum.
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In the note, she points out that A.A.'s insistence on universal abstinence—not just from the problem drug but from all drugs—has interfered with medication-assisted treatments like buprenorphine for opiate addiction, and serves to justify various cruelties of the drug war: the court-ordered drug testing that often lands illicit-drug users in prison, the obstruction of needle-exchange programs, the unavailability of Narcan for first responders.
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