Trump unfroze the aid only after the whistleblower complained to Congress.
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The regime has become more repressive since he unfroze relations, they maintain.
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Last August, the Court of Appeal in Singapore unfroze his assets, including the Rothko.
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First, they unfroze Citizens' artificially suppressed rates by implementing a "glidepath" that gradually increased them.
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A London court then dropped the matter, citing a lack of evidence, and unfroze the accounts.
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When the tardigrades unfroze in May 2014, they did not seek vengeance upon humanity for their imprisonment.
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The company unfroze this month its plans to launch VLTs after Greece's gaming commission approved new, less rigid rules.
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But be assured: When the tardigrades unfroze in May 299.99, they did not seek vengeance upon humanity for their imprisonment.
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The end of the ISIS fight unfroze a battlefield in which the common enemy had previously kept other tensions largely at bay.
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Less than a week after the launch of the investigation, the White House unfroze the funds for military assistance without explaining the hold-up.
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He looked at me [*clicks his fingers*] then she unfroze and said she had felt him going in her mind and every cell being analysed.
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A British court unfroze the mogul's assets in 2015 after prosecutors struggled to make their case against him; they blamed a lack of cooperation from their Ukrainian counterparts.
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They then filtered the clips to remove those unsuitable for training—if someone, say, unfroze, used fisheye lenses, or had synthetic backgrounds that could lead to borked results.
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Two people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday that Mr. Trump had been briefed on that complaint when he unfroze military aid for the country in September.
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Mr. Trump had already been briefed on a whistle-blower's complaint about his dealings with Ukraine when he unfroze the aid in September, two people familiar with the matter told The Times.
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Mr. Trump had already been briefed on the whistle-blower who prompted the impeachment inquiry when he unfroze military aid for Ukraine in September, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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The president called for European allies to strike a deal fixing the terms of the international agreement, which unfroze key Iranian financial assets in exchange for a reduction in its nuclear programs.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump had already been briefed on a whistle-blower's complaint about his dealings with Ukraine when he unfroze military aid for the country in September, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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"How the USB stick on the seal poo remains a quandary—the scientists who unfroze the sample are adamant it was too enmeshed to have simply been dropped in it as it were," Nally explained.
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That meeting unfroze relations after Al-Azhar, a 1,000-year-old mosque and university centre, cut contacts with the Vatican in 2011 over what it said were repeated insults towards Islam from Francis's predecessor, Pope Benedict.
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"How the USB stick on the seal poo remains a quandary — the scientists who unfroze the sample are adamant it was too enmeshed to have simply been dropped in it as it were," Nally told Motherboard.
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"We were the prizes, the gold made delectably bronzed flesh, Galateas who unfroze at the touch of money," Judith tells the reader in apparent seriousness, about the parasitical women who attach themselves to men like Steve.
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That meeting unfroze relations after Al Azhar, a 1,000-year-old mosque and university center, cut off contacts with the Vatican in 2011 over what it said were repeated insults toward Islam from Francis' predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI.
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At the same time, the White House unfroze a larger pool of Iranian assets, estimated at $100 to $150 billion, as part of the nuclear deal, though administration officials cautioned that Iran would only pocket about $50 billion after legal claims.
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In another file, an emissary offered the services of the president of Kazakhstan as an informant for the United States government if the Justice Department unfroze the politician's Swiss bank account, which was allegedly stuffed with bribes paid to him by multinational companies.
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The Obama administration did not directly give money to Iran as part of the 2015 nuclear deal; instead the United States unfroze billions in assets as part of a decades-long debt dispute, $1.7 billion of which was transferred in cash in 2016.
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Even many critics of the deal — which lifted international sanctions in return for strict limits on Iran's nuclear program — say the moment to oppose it has long passed, given that it unfroze tens of billions of dollars in Iranian assets that cannot be reclaimed.
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Other conspiracy theories that have been mooted down the years include: The idea that Argentina sent a massive shipment of grain to Peru and unfroze over $50 million of Peruvian assets in return for the result; that the referees were biased toward Argentina; and that amphetamines fueled the unlikely victory and indeed Argentina's entire tournament.
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He was on the July 25 call where Trump pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr ZelenskyThe White House sent a letter to Kupperman directing him not to comply with a subpoenaHe was acting national security adviser when Trump bowed to pressure and unfroze the Ukraine aidHis shares a lawyer, Charles Cooper, with John Bolton, so it's thought they share a subpoena strategy too.
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If Arleen wanted public housing, she would have to save roughly six hundred dollars to repay the Housing Authority for having left the subsidized apartment years before without giving notice; then wait two to three years until the list unfroze; then wait another two to five years until her application made it to the top of the pile; then pray that the person with the stale coffee and the heavy stamp reviewing her file would somehow overlook the eviction record that she'd accumulated while trying to make ends meet in the private housing market on a welfare check.
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In December 2016, a court unfroze $100m of Khodorkovsky's assets that had been held in Ireland.
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Pascal Büsser: Rapperswil-Jona verliert seinen bekanntesten Einwohner. In: Die Südostschweiz vom 11. Dezember 2014. In December 2016, a court unfroze $100m of Khodorkovsky's assets that had been held in Ireland.
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The CBI, which unfroze in a London bank in accounts held by Bofors, accused Quattrocchi and his wife Maria in 2006 but facilitated his travel by asking Interpol to take him off its wanted list on 29 April 2009. After communications from the CBI, Interpol withdrew the red corner notice on Quattrocchi.
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On May 27, the Department of Justice unfroze an Irish account containing more than one-third of the more than $100 million that was owed to players. The account belonged to Full Tilt and its co-founder, Raymond Bitar. This was one of nine frozen Irish accounts. Full Tilt Poker had failed to uphold its promise to return U.S. Poker players by May 15, following the April 15 events.
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The formation of the caretaker government in mid-2007 in the West Bank led by Salam Fayyad, led to the resumption of aid to the West Bank PA government which partly reversed the impact of the aid boycott.The Bush administration unfroze $86 million in August 2007; the first $10 million was intended to strengthen Mr. Abbas' security forces (Cooper-Erlanger, Rice Backs Appointed Palestinian Premier). Nevertheless, economic indicators have not changed considerably. For instance, because of the situation in Gaza, real GDP growth was estimated to be about -0.5% in 2007, and 0.8% in 2008.
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As her powers developed, Piper was able to disrupt an object's momentum, as seen in the season four episode "Saving Private Leo", when she caused a dagger thrown at her to fall to the floor after she unfroze it instead of it resuming its original trajectory path. The mass of an object seems to be no restriction on her power. Instead, the limitation of her freezing power appears to be determined by the size of the area, and she can freeze anything (except those entities immune to her powers) in the area of effect. The exact limitation has never been determined.
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Although the arrival of Ultraman Dyna and ZAP Spacy managed to get Rei back to his senses, an exhausted Seven made a final attempt by throwing his Eye Slugger as a distress call before collapsing to his injuries. The Eye Slugger arrived when Zero's training was completed and had his relation to Ultraseven undisclosed. This reveal prompted him to race towards the Monster Graveyard, but he was too late, as his father died in his arms before he helped the resistance win against Belial's army. After the battle, the Plasma Spark was returned to its position and unfroze the Land of Light and its residents.
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Egyptian Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Riad, proposed that Egypt and Saudi Arabia revive their Jeddah Agreement of 1965. Faisal expressed satisfaction with Nasser's offer, and al-Badr promised to send his troops to fight with Egypt against Israel, should Nasser live up to the Jeddah agreement Nasser and Faisal signed a treaty under which Nasser would pull out his 20,000 troops from Yemen, Faisal would stop sending arms to al-Badr, and three neutral Arab states would send in observers. Sallal accused Nasser of betrayal. Nasser unfroze more than $100 million worth of Saudi assets in Egypt, and Faisal denationalized two Egyptian-owned banks that he had taken over earlier that year.
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Hungary also had frozen prices and slowly unfroze them over a period of ten to fifteen years because otherwise the structural disproportions of the Hungarian economy would spin prices out of control. Many factories were kept running through government subsidies and protection despite any economic losses of the factories. This decreased overall efficiency of the socialist economies, increased the financial losses of those economies and caused them to have a disproportionate amount of available jobs and manpower. As argued by Ljubo Sirc, the "Soviet Union and other communist countries have the worst of both worlds: some enterprises or operations are inefficient because they are too capital-intensive, other enterprises or operations because they are too labour-intensive".
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