Hisense says it also helps the freezer maintain its -2 temperature when you're adding a bunch of unfrozen (or partially unfrozen) items to the freezer at once.
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Elsa's heart is then unfrozen allowing her to love again.
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Calum: It sounds like a frozen lake that's just unfrozen.
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And the lake needs to be unfrozen, 35, 40, 45 degrees is great.
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Yet even if Brexit has frozen thinking at home, it has unfrozen it abroad.
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They look like Sims and dance like their bodies were just unfrozen from cold storage.
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In Mubarak's final years, his assets were unfrozen by a Swiss court and his family reunited.
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Hikmat's accounts were unfrozen, and he transferred seventy-four million dollars to bank accounts in Dubai.
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Federal funding needs to be unfrozen to study the countless ways to combat this national health emergency.
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This causes a ripple in the unfrozen water below, causing upward pressure back up underneath the ice.
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Now and then patrons looked at him in wonder, as you would when encountering unfrozen '70s Man.
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Mr. Murphy said in a statement on Monday afternoon that he was "relieved" the aid was unfrozen.
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It has also unfrozen Anwar's bank accounts to ensure his children do not struggle financially, Dawn said.
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The world's oldest, deepest and most voluminous lake, Baikal holds 20 percent of the planet's unfrozen freshwater.
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However, many voiced concerns that implementing unfrozen beef nationwide "would be a huge distraction" from the company's turnaround.
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But I am predicting a better 2017 because I think the IPO market is going to be unfrozen.
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His account was unfrozen in April and he was able to move the money into his bank account.
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In exchange, it was given relief from international economic sanctions and some of its assets overseas were unfrozen.
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They also implanted a comparison set of fresh, unfrozen samples, and a few months later tested for sperm.
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"The Arctic exists in a balance between ice and water, between the frozen and unfrozen," Byers told VICE.
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The crisis only stopped when Iran agreed to release the hostages in exchange for Iranian assets being unfrozen.
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Anna gets unfrozen, Hans gets banished and arrested, and Kristoff gets a new sled — and Anna's heart. Probably.
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Flanked by snow-capped hills and woodlands, Lake Baikal contains about one-fifth of the earth's unfrozen freshwater reserves.
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Dr Pierrehumbert says it is going to be "very hard to reconcile" low atmospheric pressure with an unfrozen Earth.
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A move, or retirement, a new marriage, a death in the family—that's when people's habits are temporarily unfrozen.
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They slap their tails so loud a sound like falling dice skitters the smooth, unfrozen surface of the pond.
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Bobby tells Grigor he can have it unfrozen only if he returns to his home country, never to return.
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"There are loopholes and we still need another vote, but we have finally unfrozen the process," Ms. Kalenyuk said.
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"Futurama" is a cartoon set 1,000 years in the future, in which our doofy protagonist, Fry, has been unfrozen.
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"Futurama" is a cartoon set 1,000 years in the future, in which our doofy protagonist, Fry, has been unfrozen.
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Baikal is the largest lake by volume in the world, holding around 20 percent of the planet's unfrozen freshwater supply.
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The $85033 billion amounted to Iranian assets that were unfrozen as part of the sanctions relief included in the deal.
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It is unclear what Iran has used its unfrozen funds for, and Trump offered no evidence to support his claim.
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It was unfrozen with the lifting of international sanctions under the deal, formally called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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Iran's economy is expecting a jump-start from $29 billion in frozen offshore assets, unfrozen as a condition of the deal.
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"Broadly speaking, I think we have sort of unfrozen an older equilibrium and moved the system towards a new equilibrium," he said.
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While it was Iran's money that was simply unfrozen, President Trump has repeatedly characterized the deal as "paying" Iran billions of dollars.
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The Iran deal paves the way for the regime in Tehran to access new weapons with billions of dollars of unfrozen assets.
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RECIPE: Cantaloupe and Citrus Sorbet Plus, you can always just use the unfrozen sorbet mixture as the base for a killer cocktail.
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And then snow kiting, also called ice kiting, basically came from the same people who were already kiting on unfrozen water and sand.
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Bonuses will be unfrozen if preference shares rise 25 percent above 112 euros, the Financial Times reported, setting the bar at 140 euros.
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That unfrozen layer is surprising and potentially worrying, said Max Holmes, deputy director and senior scientist at Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts.
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Since then, the unidentified owner of the seized accounts, with a balance of some $1.85 million, has sought unsuccessfully to have the funds unfrozen.
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As part of the deal (which multiple countries were involved in), Iranian assets that existed in banks and financial institutions across the world were unfrozen.
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Iran was expecting a bonanza in unfrozen funds and new business opportunities after sanctions that had been imposed because of the nuclear program were lifted.
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Reports soon emerged that bank accounts belonging to the judge and his brothers were frozen hours before his resignation, only to be unfrozen days later.
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The volunteers' presence is just one small sign of shifting tides in the battle for Baikal, which holds a fifth of the world's unfrozen fresh water.
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When frigid, dry Arctic air blows across the warmer and unfrozen Great Lakes, the resulting moisture in the air forms long, thin bands of intense snow.
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The regime has used the assets that have been unfrozen since the JCPOA mainly for regional campaigns (Syria, Yemen, Iraq), which has angered the Iranian masses.
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Or maybe it's like the old Phil Hartman skit "Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer": a put-upon protagonist whose world frightens and confuses him JOHN: Good morning, Mike.
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Tests involving five samples of unfrozen fresh sperm offered similar results, suggesting that microgravity does not pose a major threat to male fertility over short periods.
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Many have worried that Iran would cheat on the deal and use unfrozen funds for action against Israel or to support Islamist militants elsewhere in the region.
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But the money can be unfrozen quickly once, for example, the two countries adopt 2017 budgets that show they intend to meet their commitments under EU rules.
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Many lawmakers worry that Iran would cheat on the deal and use unfrozen funds for action against Israel or to support Islamist militants elsewhere in the region.
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However, the money can be unfrozen quickly once, for example, the two countries adopt 2017 budgets that show they intend to meet their commitments under EU rules.
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Hundreds of billions of dollars in unfrozen assets flowed to Iran, a radical Islamist regime that was pleased to have a terror slush fund at its disposal.
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The United States, nevertheless, has unfrozen $195 million in military aid to Egypt which it had previously withheld in part because of concerns over Egypt's human rights record.
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I think that Bill is in some form a recurring nightmare, where each time something happens to him, another Bill is unfrozen and brought up to the cooking floor.
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In Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew's July testimony to the Senate, he estimated that, after sanctions relief, Iran will only be able to access "about $50 billion" in unfrozen assets.
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" Many didn't even realize Mr. Handey was a real person, let alone the writer of such brilliantly off-kilter sketches as "Toonces the Driving Cat" and "Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer.
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I immediately responded with a request to reactivate my account, and soon an employee curiously identified as "Steph J." was able to confirm that my account had been unfrozen.
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The US did not make a multibillion-dollar lump sum payment to Iran, instead freeing up about $50 billion in previously unfrozen Iranian assets, according to a White House estimate.
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In Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew's July 2015 testimony to the Senate, he estimated that, after sanctions relief, Iran will only be able to access "about $50 billion" in unfrozen assets.
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Also, we know now because Iranians themselves leaked the budget that a lot of the money that was unfrozen actually went to help Hezbollah and Hamas cause chaos in Syria.
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They want to see $100 billion of Iranian assets unfrozen before parliamentary elections next month, in which they hope their faction will oust some of the hardliners who oppose them.
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That said, other restaurant chains that also use unfrozen beef haven't had a problem with creating more locations all over America (and the world) including Five Guys, Shake Shack, and Smashburger .
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The regime got a very good deal and will be reluctant to risk access to billions in unfrozen assets and the open for business sign that is already attracting foreign firms.
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The scientists named the two unfrozen tardigrades in the sample Sleeping Beauty 22016 and Sleeping Beauty 2, and you can see them slowly come back to life in the video above.
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He repeatedly brings up the billions of dollars in unfrozen Iranian assets and funds held in escrow that were returned to the Islamic Republic after the deal was agreed in 2015.
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Unfrozen, confined and isolated on their little platforms, the workers move frequently in unison, a joyless expending of energy that would be more interesting to watch if it were more varied.
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The $150 billion figure he offered is also disputed by experts who say it represents the highest possible estimate for the total value of Iranian assets unfrozen by the United States.
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And instead of coming from a vault, your protagonist is an unfrozen passenger on the Hope, a long-lost ship that apparently holds some of Earth's brightest minds in suspended animation.
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The senators insisted that Netanyahu was forced into signing because Israel's arch-enemy Iran is growing stronger as it obtains billions of dollars unfrozen under an international nuclear agreement reached last year.
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"I never suffered any personal loss but it is an inconvenience," Araujo told Reuters, adding that he had had cash blocked from a personal account, though all such funds were eventually unfrozen.
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And it was unclear how they would spend upward of $100 billion in newly unfrozen funds — on long-delayed social welfare projects, or on the proxy wars that have expanded Iranian influence.
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As the bottom of the bubble cooled and solidified, ice crystals also formed a boundary between the frozen and unfrozen part of the bubble — a freeze front — that inched up the surface.
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The American official tracking the situation said Tuesday that other low-level detainees had also been released and as many as 600 bank accounts of dependents of the detained had been unfrozen.
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There was stiff competition, though, from the several strong (and dead) runners up: Musk gland of a recently unfrozen long-tailed weasel on a hot day in a small museum taxidermy room. Brutal.
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Because these salmon are exported on ice -- unfrozen -- and then appear in restaurants around the world, infections caused by the Japanese tapeworm may occur anywhere, from China to Europe, from New Zealand to Ohio.
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In July 2015, at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the deal, then-House Speaker John Boehner and others claimed that "more than $993 billion" in unfrozen assets would be available to Iran.
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" Trump went on to decry the billions of dollars Iran has acquired as a result of its assets being unfrozen in the wake of the nuclear agreement, saying it's "amazing" that Iran isn't "grateful.
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"You're releasing a hundred billion dollars in unfrozen assets and hundreds of millions of dollars in cash, and you think you have leverage the day after you've done that?" asked family lawyer Jared Genser.
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The bank has since unfrozen her account, but now Social Security is trying to recoup two years of payments—about $2195,22015—that it claims shouldn't have been paid out since she is listed as dead.
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In late July, at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the deal, House Speaker John Boehner, just as Cruz said, claimed that "more than $100 billion" in unfrozen assets would be available to Iran.
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Even the agreement's supporters in Congress, and elsewhere, warned that the unfrozen $100 billion of Iranian assets would end up in the hands of terrorists determined to create instability in the Middle East and beyond.
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"This is a fixation by chemical means, so that the fur would not come off and so that we could keep it (the head) unfrozen," Valery Plotnikov, one of academy scientists, said in the footage.
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The bank accounts have since been unfrozen as the trustees that have controlled Samir since the court ruling plan to restart the 200,000 barrel per day complex in an effort to attract buyers during the liquidation process.
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Iran's central bank governor called on Friday on the United States and the European Union to help it access the global financial system, including assets that Tehran says were supposed to be unfrozen following the nuclear deal.
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What's new are some extra mechanics: there are dots that need to be unfrozen, slightly vexing turtles that wander around the board, special triangle dots that enable in-game bonuses, and blocks that need to be broken.
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The fact that the military aid was eventually unfrozen is irrelevant to whether bribery was committed: A public official violates the bribery statute by merely seeking or demanding a bribe, regardless of whether the transaction is completed.
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South Africa is hoping to exploit a market hungry for investment as tens of billions of dollars worth of Iranian assets will now be unfrozen and global companies that have been barred from doing business there will benefit.
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Imagine you're a Democratic voter who'd been cryogenically frozen right before the 2016 presidential campaign got started — right at the end of 2014, say — and got unfrozen just in time to watch Sunday night's Democratic debate on NBC.
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That turned into a problem for the Carolina Hurricanes and the Detroit Red Wings on Monday night, as their matchup had to be postponed due to unfrozen ice (the very worst kind of ice) in Carolina's PNC Arena.
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For years, their main bogyman was the Soviet-era Baykalsk Paper and Pulp Mill that sat on the shoreline belching pollutants into the spectacular lake, which contains about one-fifth of the unfrozen freshwater on the earth's surface.
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Tens of billions of dollars worth of Iranian assets will now be unfrozen and global companies that have been barred from doing business there will be able to exploit a market hungry for everything from automobiles to airplane parts.
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But TMK contends it has an edge in a relatively untapped market, Iran, a country with warm political relations with Moscow that has tens of billions of dollars in newly unfrozen, shah-era money to spend on oil infrastructure.
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That is called "implementation day," and it is crucial to Mr. Rouhani, who wants to demonstrate to voters that he has succeeded in getting oil and financial sanctions lifted, and Iranian funds unfrozen, ahead of a critical parliamentary election.
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Tens of billions of dollars' worth of Iranian assets will now be unfrozen and global companies that have been barred from doing business there will be able to exploit a market hungry for everything from automobiles to airplane parts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Libya's sovereign wealth fund will appoint auditors within weeks and conclude a wide-ranging examination of its assets by 2019 as part of its efforts to get billions of dollars of assets unfrozen, the fund's head told Reuters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iran on Friday called on the United States and the European Union to help it access the global financial system, including assets that Tehran says were supposed to be unfrozen following its historic nuclear deal with major international powers.
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"We are pleased we were able to return to our investors the original capital and some profit," Mark Williams, investment director at Port Fund told Reuters, while a source familiar with the matter confirmed that the funds had been unfrozen.
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ZURICH, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Blocked assets worth 180 million Swiss francs ($175.52 million)have been unfrozen by the Swiss Office of the Attorney General, the OAG said, after it dropped part of a criminal inquiry related to the Arab Spring in Egypt.
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The missiles are not part of the $250 million in military assistance that was blocked by the Trump administration and are also not part of the $141 million in foreign military financing that was announced the same day the military aid was unfrozen.
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After making their leap from the tower, Sansa Stark and Theon Greyjoy are running through the forest on their somehow unbroken legs, and are nearly caught by some Bolton Bros when Brienne of Tarth and Podrick Payne save their somehow unfrozen butts.
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Flush with the $100 billion they claim to be getting in assets unfrozen under the deal, the mullahs have gone on a spending spree, finally purchasing, among other things, the Russian S-300 missile system, which is now being delivered to them.
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Over the course of his eight seasons on the show, he created multiple iconic characters such as Eugene the Anal Retentive Chef and the Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer, as well as doing his spot-on impressions of Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan, and Frank Sinatra.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A judge in Mexico ordered on Thursday that bank accounts linked to businesses owned by soccer star Rafa Marquez be unfrozen, following a designation in August by the U.S. government that the sportsman was linked to a suspected drug trafficker.
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Notably, it is unclear what Iran has used its unfrozen funds for, and former Secretary of State John Kerry said in 2016 that some of the funds would likely end up in the hands of terrorist organizations run or bankrolled by the Iranians.
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While congressional Republicans often refer to a "$150 billion giveaway" to the Iranians — an overly high estimate of what the Treasury says is $50 billion of Iranian-owned assets scheduled to be unfrozen in return for the nuclear concessions — the reality is quite different.
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Even while he brought Iran out of decades-old diplomatic isolation and gave the world's foremost state-sponsor of terror $150 billion in unfrozen assets, Obama never once demanded that as a precondition to any deal Iran must stop threatening 6 million Jews in Israel with extermination.
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Applying meaningful American pressure against Iran's new program to use unfrozen financial assets to kill Jews will have strong bipartisan support, taking politics out of the equation in demonstrating that America's moral influence and economic might are still credible weapons in the fight to deter Iranian aggression.
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This layering means that scientists can look back in time at this reliable record, by pulling cores from the deep within the permafrost layers (only about the top foot of the moss is unfrozen, even in the summer), with each layer representing a year's worth of growth.
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When Rose McGowan was briefly suspended, she was reinstated 12 hours later after getting in touch with her team; last weekend, a New York Times account was locked after a tweet about Justin Trudeau was flagged by a moderator as "hateful," and the account was unfrozen 24 hours later.
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When former welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre walked away from mixed martial arts in 2013, he might as well have tumbled into a crevasse like Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer after a long dormancy, he's reentering a world vastly more complicated than the one he left, and it involves attorneys.
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Iran "will certainly try to get these assets unfrozen so they aren't put at risk, but I don't see them walking away from the deal, even though this is a very novel, very creative use of the legal system to try to get these judgments enforced," he said.
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Billions of dollars that were unfrozen following the agreement have enabled Iran to support Bashar al-Assad's murderous regime, the Hezbollah terror organization and the Houthis in Yemen, and to deploy military personnel and equipment that threaten Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states from Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen.
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