If natural selection were happening unhindered, I would be dead.
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And, perhaps most importantly, they were unaided — or unhindered — by men.
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We let them run unhindered legal matters in the entire country.
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Trump himself is unhindered while everyone else is frozen and scared.
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Footage later published online shows the hijacker passing through security unhindered.
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Taking the blue pill will let him return to the Matrix unhindered.
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The bathrooms were also designed to allow unhindered vistas of the sea.
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However, it was not widely circulated, and Mr. James's career continued unhindered.
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Struve stands out as something of a misstep in Miocic's largely unhindered career.
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Those processes must be allowed to continue unhindered, not crippled by wishful thinking.
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And most important, I entered the job market unhindered by my legal status.
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Unhindered by other pretensions, however, it marks a brilliant new phase in Theron's career.
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Jihadist structures took advantage of that, and basically go about their business almost unhindered.
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Flowers arriving from outside Europe can clear customs and then proceed unhindered to Britain.
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It also requires the "rapid, safe and unhindered" distribution of humanitarian aid in Syria.
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"The ability to move unhindered across the border is the cornerstone of this," he says.
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That he intends to allow that investigation to conclude, to reach its natural conclusion, unhindered.
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She says this allows her to push forward with her work unhindered by distracting thoughts.
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These cases have made it so the use of forced arbitration clauses can grow unhindered.
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Compassion enhances our calm and self-confidence, allowing our marvelous human intelligence to function unhindered.
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After a few weeks, I flew back to Egypt, unhindered, and got back to work.
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I just wanted to be normal, unhindered with the gravity of the conditions set before me.
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Unhindered by Christian usury laws, Jews were the predominant lenders in England by the 13th century.
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But the women keep up the training unhindered, insisting that no sport is exclusive for men.
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"The authorities in Myanmar must end the military operations and allow unhindered humanitarian access," he said.
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"We reiterate the Special Envoy's request to allow 'free and unhindered access for humanitarian supplies," Kerry said.
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Birds fly over the scene, unhindered, the catastrophe sprawled out beneath them in a tableau of destruction.
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Becoming an American citizen does not seem to have diminished von Braun's zeal for unhindered technological development.
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For years, travel across dozens of European countries has been easy, unhindered by border checks across several countries.
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But China is trying to avoid opening the floodgates by allowing credit to flow unhindered through its economy.
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"All candidates need to be able to participate in all steps of the selection procedure, unhindered," he said.
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But other sectors like health and agriculture are also calling for unhindered access to international hires after Brexit.
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The others were "grandfathered" by provisions dating back to 1979, and remain unhindered by National Park Service regulations.
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He had a vision for the most fun place in the world, unhindered by common sense or safety.
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Despite these warnings, the complaint claims, the company's attempts to downplay the potential for addiction went unhindered for years.
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Both parties will suffer, as well as those who might have benefited had they been allowed to proceed unhindered.
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Her stated reasons were that she wanted to enter this new stage of her life unhindered by a relationship.
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So that all our people can go about their business unhindered, in an environment of perfect peace and security.
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The World Health Organization also demanded immediate unhindered access to the town Tuesday to provide treatment to those affected.
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Its wraparound terrace is mostly enclosed, but two trim balconies offer unhindered views of the East River and Queens.
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They would be free to draw on China's supply chain and sell their wares into the American market unhindered.
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Just make sure you have a subscription to our site and apps, so you can search and save unhindered.
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But in reality, it's a technological marvel, an untouched El-Dorado where Black people have been allowed to prosper, unhindered.
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The numbers of the New Orleans Airbnb market — unhindered by any multiple listing ban — are far and away more extreme.
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A 3D whale meanders unhindered through open space, its blue-glowing, holographic surface transparent with the complex technology humming underneath.
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As the coalition and rebel groups bombard one another, terror groups operate unhindered and civilians are caught in the crossfire.
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The sizable ice chunks then traveled unhindered through the mostly ice-less Baffin and Labrador seas, eventually collecting around Newfoundland.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows provide residents with an abundance of natural light and an unhindered view of the lush surroundings.
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Meanwhile, unhindered by ties to trading fees, more analysts have decided to strike out on their own to start boutiques.
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And it was our right to be free to search for the most apt words unhindered by history or tradition.
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And so his magical rise to the title fight went nearly unhindered—with a little help from his conniving team.
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Critically, these grounded ice shelves act like plugs, holding back West Antarctic ice sheets from flowing unhindered into the ocean.
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Traffickers can cross that border freely he said, and convoys of as many as 25 vehicles then head north unhindered.
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If someone wanted to access your WiFi device, under WPA2, they had unlimited, unhindered chances to guess your WiFi password.
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What's next: WHO is demanding "unhindered access" to the city to follow up on the reports from the embattled nation.
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It also calls for full and unhindered humanitarian aid access and for Myanmar to grant full citizenship rights to Rohingya.
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But imagine if this disease that affects about one in 10 women of reproductive age were allowed to progress unhindered.
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If this actually happens, Iran's massive influence over Iraq, and thus the region, will grow unhindered by any American presence.
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And these people would live forever, and they would pass, unhindered, between the realms of the living and the dead.
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If taken out of the spotlight to learn their trade, we could see more youth blossom, unhindered by national expectation.
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But northerners are wary that this is a land grab, designed to give their "neighbors" unhindered access to the finite stuff.
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Maintaining a clean, unhindered low Earth orbit, and upholding the needs of science should take precedence over gestures such as these.
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It made Geralt of Rivia into the superhero who can solve anything and remain unhindered by any choice that he made.
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Despite exhaustive efforts, officials are worried that, short of a drastic change in weather, the fire will continue to grow unhindered.
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" She added: "We need unhindered, sustained access, the only thing that will help in the long term is lifting the siege.
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Opel depends on the unhindered transport of goods and components from factories in Germany, Spain, Poland, Britain and Italy, Neumann said.
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"The maintenance of unhindered data flows is therefore crucial, both for business and for effective police cooperation" he said on Tuesday.
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It made Geralt of Rivia into the superhero who can solve anything and remain unhindered by any choice that he made.
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The group identified one of the dead officers and said the attackers had taken guns from the police before escaping unhindered.
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Gaetz's campaign to please Trump at all costs is unhindered by respect for national security or concern for preserving legislative norms.
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The protester then jumped over fencing on the left side of the road, and Sumgong and the other runners continued unhindered.
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Unhindered by public opinion, laws and opposition political parties, Russia's autocrats have historically derived strength from territorial expansion and geopolitical aggrandizement.
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Until stricter controls were imposed last year, Turkey allowed virtually unhindered transit to anyone heading to or from the war in Syria.
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Powered by billions in venture capital, and unhindered by meaningful government oversight, Mark Zuckerberg built Facebook into the leviathan it is today.
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American cold warriors also gave their strategic allies unhindered access to U.S. markets while tolerating the closure of their own to American investment.
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"All warring parties continue to ignore or deny protection, including guarantees of sustained and unhindered humanitarian assistance, to vulnerable civilians," the report said.
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But U.S. commanders "ultimately refrained from taking action against Soleimani, allowing the Iranian general to enter and exit Iraq unhindered," says the study.
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Regulators should view this nascent industry with increasing optimism, opting for unhindered exploration and creativity rather than stifling development in its early stages.
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The resolution called for "rapid, safe and unhindered" access for the delivery of humanitarian aid, but stopped short of officially endorsing the truce.
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And the mass influx of migrants has tested the core tenets of the 28-member bloc, including the freedom to travel unhindered between countries.
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When it comes to New Year's Eve, people are more than happy to get creative if it means their party plans can go unhindered.
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"We want the secure flow of data to be unhindered in the future as we leave the EU," Minister for Digital Matt Hancock said.
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"The new constitution of Georgia reflects the will of the Georgian people regarding Georgia's unhindered movement towards the European Union and NATO," she said.
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"The landowners thus face the Catch-22 that they can continue forestry operations on the frogless land largely unhindered by the designation," they wrote.
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The great expansions in economic activity resulting from the IT revolution are in great part driven by the freedom to experiment and innovate unhindered.
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Still, with the ability to order bourbon unhindered, Business Insider spoke to three bourbon experts about their favorite bourbons on the market right now.
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"Our ships can no longer expect to operate in a safe haven on the East Coast or merely cross the Atlantic unhindered," Vice Adm.
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This is where things go from realist to fantasy, because on that island, children roam free, unhindered by rules and bedtimes and adult supervision.
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"Our ships can no longer expect to operate in a safe haven on the East Coast or merely cross the Atlantic unhindered," Lewis said.
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Russia says the U.S. base is illegal and that it and the area around it have become "a black hole" where militants operate unhindered.
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When implemented, the passport is supposed to eventually substitute individual nation's passports and visas so anybody with a copy can travel to different regions unhindered.
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Many software developers are instinctively opposed to patents: software engineers generally dislike patents, and believe in the open source community and collaboration unhindered by patents.
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Imagine Google searches that deliver their result to the brain before the question is consciously asked; or direct, brain-to-brain communication, unhindered by devices.
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Although he has argued in favour of expansive powers for presidents, Mr Barr promised to allow Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian provocateurs to proceed unhindered.
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The Saudi-led coalition and Houthi rebel groups continue to bombard one another, while terrorist groups operate unhindered -- leaving millions of civilians in the crossfire.
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But this is limited to events ranging between 400m and a mile, and so would not include the 5,000m, leaving Semenya free to compete unhindered.
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It's the kind of unhindered focus and drive that's brought enormous success for the guy who started out like any other kid from the Midwest.
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Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said no ships would be allowed to unload passengers until further notice but that cargo ships could come and go unhindered.
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Shanghai's annual Pride Festival has run openly and unhindered for the last 2000 years, and yet the government routinely censors gay content in the media.
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Russia and China vetoed a U.S.-drafted U.N. Security Council resolution calling for a free and fair presidential election in Venezuela and unhindered aid access.
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Holder continued to serve unhindered in his post, and litigation surrounding the contempt charge dragged on for years in a way that dampened its political potency.
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Many U.S. and Japanese banks rely on the passport to operate across EU capital markets unhindered while basing most of their staff and operations in London.
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Inside prisons, e-messaging companies are quietly building a money-making machine virtually unhindered by competition—a monopoly that would be intolerable in the outside world.
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This also comes as international players look to secure a ceasefire timeline while the United National has ramped up calls for "unhindered" aid delivery to civilians.
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A more cynical view is that it could help stifle complaints about technology causing disruption and inequality, allowing geeks to go on inventing the future unhindered.
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LTO Nederland, which represents Dutch farmers and agricultural producers who export goods worth more than 8 billion euros ($9.1 billion) annually, said unhindered trade was crucial.
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Cross-border trade, legal and illegal, flows pretty much as usual, and seems to be largely unhindered by the new rules, traders and local officials said.
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WHO demanded "immediate unhindered access to the area" and said it was on standby to provide assistance to those affected, as soon as access was granted.
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Venezuela: China and Russia vetoed an American resolution in the U.N. Security Council calling for new elections and unhindered distribution of humanitarian aid in the country.
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Republicans have long championed free trade, believing that by allowing markets to operate unhindered, nations can boost domestic industries, lift their wages and improve living standards.
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Lastly, the ICE mission concept enables the submersible or AUV to explore the oceans of icy moons unhindered by facilitating communication and power to the AUV.
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It has moved with breathtaking speed from default to emerging-market darling and then—unhindered by a $57bn IMF support package—back to the brink of default.
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It also calls for an unhindered flow of commercial and humanitarian goods, and a large, fast injection of foreign currency into the economy through the central bank.
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According to Ahmed, terms of the agreement call for humanitarian workers to have "free and unhindered access" so they can bring supplies to all parts of Yemen.
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The one dismay has been seeing millions of gallons of precious rainwater pour down hillside gutters and storm drains, as it flowed unhindered into Santa Monica Bay.
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A U.N. road map for the talks calls on the parties to allow aid agencies unhindered access throughout Syria, particularly in besieged and hard-to-reach areas.
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This would ensure that the vast majority of research on dangerous microbes -- which is important for public health and does not create new threats -- would continue unhindered.
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A local government officer then issued an order to police not to shoot, Shashwat said, and a group returned two days later to sabotage the canal unhindered.
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A Saudi-led coalition of regional states and Houthi rebels continue to bombard one another, while terrorist groups operate unhindered -- leaving millions of civilians in the crossfire.
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He also said the government wants these unhindered data flows to be "uninterrupted" — so, he was quizzed, that means no cliff edge in data protection terms, then?
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Bringing you Hyperallergic for free is an important part of our mission, as we've always advocated for a more inclusive community unhindered by conventional barriers to access.
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They are eminently unconvincing and are obviously no replacement for the comprehensive and unhindered inspections that are required and that the Iranian regime angrily refuses to allow.
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" It was this promise of a creative solidarity unhindered by racial segregation that propelled Thompson, Hughes and the cast to invest their hopes in "Black and White.
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Similar to a pincer attack, both allow Gazprom to infuse the European market with an abundance of even cheaper natural gas, unhindered by the Russia-Ukraine relationship.
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"We call on all parties to give us unhindered access so that we can reach these people and give them the help they desperately need," she said.
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"Ideally, we'd like unhindered, safe access at all times to provide relief -- and by road, we can do this more cheaply, effectively and in proper time," he said.
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Video clips in the Greek media showed migrants streaming away from the camp unhindered by the police, hours after a brawl broke out at the camp's registration center.
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Diess' lawyer said in a statement that the CEO could not have foreseen the financial market fallout and that he would continue unhindered in his role as CEO.
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The competing narratives highlight the escalating animosity between the Kasich and Trump campaigns -- a dynamic that's likely to continue unhindered as Donald Trump delivers his biggest speech yet Thursday.
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In a separate statement, NATO envoys called on Syria, Russia and Iran to allow "rapid, sustained and unhindered humanitarian access" to areas targeted in Syria's seven-year-old war.
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"Poorly managed schemes allow corrupt individuals to work and travel unhindered throughout the EU and undermine our collective security," Laure Brillaud, anti-money laundering expert at Transparency International, said.
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Big banks are keeping only the best in their fields, while some enterprising analysts, unhindered by ties to trading fees, have struck out on their own to start boutiques.
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"WHO demands immediate unhindered access to the area to provide care to those affected, to assess the health impacts, and to deliver a comprehensive public health response," he said.
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Our opinions are honest, unhindered by artspeak, and address all people who love art and are frustrated by the dominance of the 1% and those who cater to them.
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Iran has been seeking to secure a land corridor from its territory, through Iraq, to the Mediterranean to give it unhindered access to its allies in Syria and Lebanon.
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A mere 2735,2325 rand will get you on the Three Bays Tour, a helicopter ride with unhindered panoramas of the city, some of its vineyards and imposing Table Mountain.
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On Monday, Food Industry Asia and the ASEAN Food and Beverage Alliance called for governments across the region to ensure the unhindered production and supply for food and beverages.
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A single market without barriers — visible or invisible — giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of 300 million of the world's wealthiest and most prosperous people.
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Kimberly Hale, a spokeswoman for the University of California, Davis, said the university recently created a group that included students and faculty to ensure future speakers can proceed unhindered.
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Chief among Estonia's plans is a proposal to expand the EU's familiar four freedoms—the unhindered movement of goods, services, capital and people across borders—to include a fifth: data.
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Maintaining passporting rights for British firms to offer services across the EU must go hand in hand with allowing EU citizens to work unhindered in Britain, EU leaders have said.
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Brussels warned of risks for the entire EU as passports and residence permits issued by one country of the 28-nation bloc give unhindered access to most other member states.
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The current crises of fake news, political ads, and the constant and unhindered harassment of marginalized groups are all the byproducts of Facebook and Twitter playing Monopoly with our information.
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Unhindered by rules and regulations like the ones we have in America to prevent science experiments gone wrong, Hangzhou doctor Wu Shixiu has been using the technique on cancer patients.
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"Humanitarian access to the camp and surrounding roads is hampered by bureaucratic obstacles and security constraints," it added, appealing to all parties to provide unhindered access for life-saving aid.
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" Staffan de Mistura, the UN special envoy for Syria, said Tuesday night that there was a "need of assurances that the drivers and the convoys will be unhindered and untouched.
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Missing in YouTube's statement was the fact that Logan's video had made the "Trending" section of YouTube unhindered — or that he only had one of three possible strikes against him.
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"More than ever before, we need to urgently put in place means to end the hostilities and to allow humanitarian aid to get through unhindered," Ayrault said in a statement.
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Concerns over the ease with which a man suspected of terrorism offences could flee Britain add to worries about the unhindered travel within Europe of the militants behind the Nov.
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The U.S. departure also removes the biggest remaining physical obstacle to Tehran's consolidation of a corridor stretching unhindered through Iraq and Syria to Hezbollah, the Mediterranean, Golan Heights and Jordan.
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Government regulation, public pressure, worker action — all these and more are needed to rein in the big tech companies, which have been allowed to operate largely unhindered for too long.
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With racial tensions at an all time high, Jackson used the strongest weapon in his arsenal to create a lasting reminder of his desire for a utopia unhindered by race.
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The ballet dancer Misty Copeland, who makes a brief appearance during the film and in the closing credits, is the highlight, gracefully unhindered by silly dialogue in two dance sequences.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Daily life in Singapore has been broadly unhindered while authorities on the wealthy Southeast Asian island waged their widely praised campaign to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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The hip belt and shoulders pivot independently for unhindered movement, too and the back panel foam has a breezy channel that was particularly welcome on hot and humid summer hikes.
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It was unclear how the vote at the United Nations would affect the cease-fire, as the Council has previously passed resolutions calling for the unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Daily life in Singapore has been broadly unhindered while authorities on the wealthy Southeast Asian island waged their widely praised campaign to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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This region of the night sky is far from the dense stellar disc of the Milky Way, so astronomers can gaze into the distance with an unhindered view of the cosmos.
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One of the reasons for their failure was because the Syrian opposition wanted a halt to air strikes, for all sieges to be lifted and for unhindered access for humanitarian aid.
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Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Juqnauth said his country was prepared to enter into an agreement with United States or Britain or both, to be allowed unhindered operation of the base.
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It also warned of risks for the entire bloc as passports and residence permits issued by one country of the 1003-nation union give unhindered access to most other member states.
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My son and the millions of others with diagnosed and undiagnosed rare genetic disorders rely on an uninhibited, unhindered community of scientists and researchers who are supported by humane, curious governments.
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In the three states rich foreigners can buy passports, which grant them unhindered access to most EU countries, for investments ranging between around 1 million and 2 million euros ($2.2 million).
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Ambassador Sebastiano Cardi of Italy, the Council's president for November, said members called on all parties in Yemen to "provide unhindered access for humanitarian supplies," a reiteration of the Council's position.
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Perhaps, as the year progresses and the stakes get real, he may accept some sort of politically palatable euphemism for an extension, allowing trade to continue unhindered while talks go on.
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If May can secure a deal that minimises customs frictions and keeps Britain closely aligned to the rules of the EU's single market, trade in physical goods should continue relatively unhindered.
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Qatar on Thursday said that preparations for the 2022 World Cup were unhindered, having secured alternative supplies of construction materials to those that had been coming by land from Saudi Arabia.
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Whether it is the potential for unhindered government borrowing or a politicized central bank, the United States may be writing a script that other, less resilient countries, may be tempted to follow.
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British lawmakers said last month the country could be put at a competitive disadvantage and the police could lose access to intelligence if the government failed to retain unhindered flows of data.
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The United Nations agency appealed for unhindered access to the camp, saying the situation has become "critical" for 33,000 people, mainly women and children, now living there in bitterly cold winter conditions.
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Alongside Etta James, Thornton personified the hard drinking, wild living, sexually liberated mantra of the rock 'n' roll lifestyle and as black women, such a ready embrace of unhindered freedom was revolutionary.
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Abornoz said authorities were stopping producers from delivering food across the whole country, and so far the government had not issued them with any sort of permission to pass through checkpoints unhindered.
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Calling it a "mere pretext" for sinister intent, Russia vetoed an American resolution in the United Nations Security Council on Thursday for new elections and unhindered distribution of humanitarian aid in Venezuela.
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The memorandum calls for a pause in fighting, including government airstrikes, and for unhindered aid deliveries in and around the four main zones still held by rebels unaffiliated with the Islamic State.
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First, as production of natural gas from shale formations has surged, customers in the competitive states have been able to take full advantage of lower prices, unhindered by regulatory rigidity and delay.
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Since you won't always use the treadmill aspect for each workout, having the ability to move it to the side to stand in front of the display unhindered is a nice touch.
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The resolution says Mr. Hussein will select the experts, who are to work to international standards, receive the full cooperation and support of Congolese authorities and have unhindered access to all areas.
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Right now, the park boasts the artwork of the eight, LANDMARK artists whose works contribute to the venue's message as an unhindered creative space priding itself on its community and social activism.
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"I have spoken to the police and am lead to believe that provided everyone behaves properly, which we fully intend to, that our event will be allowed to go ahead unhindered," Boyd said.
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"In order to assess these claims, the Chinese government should allow the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights unhindered and unmonitored access to all camps and all detainees - which has yet to occur".
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"Anyone, anywhere in the world should have free, unhindered access to not just my research, but to the research of every great and enquiring mind across the spectrum of human understanding," said Hawking.
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Throughout hours of questioning during his hearing, however, Barr sought to assert his independence in overseeing the probe, vowing that he will allow the Mueller investigation to continue to run its course unhindered.
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"If it is ultimately unwilling to offer reciprocal access to its own market, China cannot assume that it will indefinitely continue to enjoy open and unhindered access to the EU's," the Chamber said.
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"If China is ultimately unwilling to offer reciprocal access to its own market, it cannot assume that it will indefinitely continue to enjoy open and unhindered access to the EU's," the paper warned.
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The report also rightly emphasizes the need for unhindered access to Iranian military sites for U.N. inspectors and the fact that without such inspections a thorough and credible verification is simply not plausible.
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If they want unhindered access to keep selling in U.S. markets, they have to step up purchases of American goods and services in a way that would keep narrowing the bilateral trade imbalances.
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The U.N. on Wednesday called on Myanmar to give aid agencies unhindered access to camps it has built for tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees after agreeing a deal with Bangladesh on their return.
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This great theatrical rendering of her life might come only when living memory of Turner as an entertainer has faded, and her bright intensity as an archetype can shine through, unhindered by obligatory applause.
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"More than ever before, we need to urgently put in place means to end the hostilities and to allow humanitarian aid to get through unhindered," French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said in a statement.
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Mr Seung dreams of a Seoul in which people can walk unhindered from A to B. To anyone trying to get around the city on foot today, the audacity of that plan quickly becomes clear.
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Mr Kiir is said to have told him that there was no systemic insecurity in the country, that what violence did occur was the opposition's fault, and that aid workers could do their jobs unhindered.
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"While formulating the regulations, the authority has largely been guided by the principles of net neutrality seeking to ensure that customers get unhindered and non-discriminatory access to the Internet," TRAI said in its statement.
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AGRIGENTO, Italy (Reuters) - The German captain of a charity rescue ship, under investigation for aiding illegal immigration, said on Thursday she hoped the new EU Commission would work to let boat migrants enter Europe unhindered.
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And the State Department did not say how many people were believed to have illegally entered the United States and other countries using visas issued by the crime ring, which used bribery to operate unhindered.
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The U.S. even has draft legislation — the Medical Neutrality Act — that has provisions protecting health facilities, staff and supplies, unhindered access to nondiscriminatory medical care, and limitation of government interference in any of these areas.
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The U.N. on Wednesday called on Myanmar to give aid agencies unhindered access to camps it has built for tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees after agreeing to a deal with Bangladesh on their return.
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The International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said last week it would have unhindered access to provide humanitarian aid in Venezuela, allowing it to scale-up operations to reach 650,000 people.
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LTO Nederland, representing Dutch farmers and agricultural producers who export goods worth more than 8 billion euros ($9 billion) a year, said unhindered trade was crucial and called on the Dutch government to offer practical soultions.
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In a shift in tone, the European Commission, the EU executive, last week described China as a "systemic rival" and called on the bloc to be more assertive after years of welcoming Chinese investment virtually unhindered.
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LTO Nederland, representing Dutch farmers and agricultural producers who export goods worth more than 8 billion euros ($9 billion) a year, said unhindered trade was crucial and called on the Dutch government to offer practical solutions.
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Last week in a shift in tone, the European Commission, the EU executive, described China as a "systemic rival" and called on the bloc to be more assertive after years of welcoming Chinese investment virtually unhindered.
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Fifteen years later, such unhindered autonomy and boldness is rare to come across in film, with vengeance gendered as something men seek for honor and dignity and women only out of hysteria or lack of feeling.
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The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge is made up of nearly 35-km (22-mile) of bridge and road sections, and a 13 km (4-mile) tunnel between artificial islands to allow shipping to pass unhindered.
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"Unhindered humanitarian access and the protection of civilians is a moral duty and a matter of urgency ... the fighting must stop now," the EU said in its statement agreed by all 28 of the bloc's governments.
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The new peace deal calls for the unhindered delivery of aid in one of the world&aposs most dangerous countries for humanitarian workers, as well as the withdrawal of forces and the release of prisoners of war.
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"The secretary will reiterate support for Burma's democratic transition and urge the Burmese government to protect the local population and allow unhindered humanitarian and media access, (and) support for a credible investigation of abuses," the official added.
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"We call on parties to the conflict to give us unhindered access to children in need across the country so we are able to deliver nutrition supplies, treat malnourished children and support Yemen's health services," said Relano.
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" Peter Tatchell, a gay-rights veteran who defends the liberty even of religious conservatives, finds that advancing metaphysical ideas is generally unhindered in his home country, Britain, "apart from the occasional over-zealous arrest of bigoted preachers.
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It also calls for an unhindered flow of commercial and humanitarian goods across the impoverished country, including a large, fast injection of foreign currency into the economy through the Central Bank of Yemen and more aid funding.
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In a statement released Thursday, US Special Representative for International Negotiations Jason Greenblatt said Fatah, which controls the US-friendly Palestinian Authority, must "assume full, genuine and unhindered civil and security responsibilities" in Gaza, which Hamas controls.
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" UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres opened the 72nd General Assembly by calling on authorities in Myanmar to "end the military operations allow unhindered humanitarian access and recognize the right of refugees to return in safety and dignity.
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Banks, insurers and traders that comply with reinforced global financial sector rules should be allowed to operate unhindered across the world to spur economic growth and trade, Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said on Thursday.
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Centred in London with an EU passport, allowing unhindered trade across the bloc, Bats Europe has been able to snatch large chunks of share trading from centuries-old national European stock exchanges to become the market leader.
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Mr. Fikri said Playboy "allowed for me unhindered creative expression," and that the only guidelines he received from Cooper Hefner, 643, the company's chief creative officer, was "to create something that captured the lifestyle" that Playboy represents.
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SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates (Reuters) - Wooden dhows crammed with second-hand Japanese cars have been sailing unhindered into Yemeni ports for the past three years despite rigid wartime controls on imports of aid and other vital supplies.
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The common person, whether scholar or layperson, knows our unhindered right to the vote remains the only weapon against the current paradigm where government remains more responsive to the desires of the wealthy than the average person.
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" Other provisions stressed "the importance of ensuring the security" of political opposition members — a clear reference to Mr. Guaidó and his associates — and the need to "facilitate unhindered access and delivery of assistance to all in need.
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The ceasefire needs to be followed by immediate, unhindered humanitarian access to eastern Ghouta and evacuation of sick and injured, de Mistura said in a statement read out by U.N. spokeswoman Alessandra Vellucci to a Geneva briefing.
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A committee of the upper house of parliament said on Tuesday that Britain could be put at a competitive disadvantage and the police could lose access to intelligence, if the government failed to retain unhindered flows of data.
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Camp Century did have one positive side effect, though—the presence of such a vast military apparatus set up to overcome weather and logistical difficulties allowed for genuine scientific research to advance exponentially, finally unhindered by the elements.
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While there were challenges for EM to overcome, and "it would be wrong to expect unhindered growth," there was nonetheless a "a growing resilience to shocks (that) suggests that EM is maturing as an asset class," Fordham said.
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The United States spared no effort in negotiating and attempting to implement an arrangement with Russia aimed at reducing violence, providing unhindered humanitarian access, and degrading terrorist organizations operating in Syria, including Daesh and al Qaeda in Syria.
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International aid agencies are demanding unhindered and sustained access to be able to respond to the needs of the nearly 400,000 people in an enclave that has been largely isolated for years, and completely cut off for months.
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But aid groups said bureaucracy, violence and rocketing government fees were stopping their work, despite a promise from President Salva Kiir to allow unhindered access after the United States threatened to pull support to the government in October.
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The new voluntary guidelines aim to create industry standards for reliable battery power in a smart gun, for ensuring unhindered speed in drawing the weapon and for the distance allowed between the gun and its owner's ID device.
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He said the truce terms included commitments for unhindered access for relief aid to all of Yemen, where the United Nations says hundreds of thousands of children face life-threatening malnutrition and millions lack health care or clean water.
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"She threw off all convention and re-invented life, really, around unhindered self-expression," says filmmaker David France, who met Johnson soon after he moved from the Midwest to N.Y.C., where she was a "fixture" of the gay scene.
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Stock exchanges in Hong Kong, Australia and Singapore have so-called equivalency agreements with the European Union, allowing trading to go on unhindered with the bloc, but an EU official stressed it was not a given for any country.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations Security Council is due to vote on Thursday on rival U.S. and Russian draft resolutions on Venezuela, diplomats said, with Washington's proposal calling for free and fair presidential elections and unhindered aid delivery.
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In a blog post showing his proof-of-concept, Mishra showed TechCrunch that a user only had to click a link masked as a web address, which would open a locally stored app or file unhindered and without warning.
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The 2014 U.S. Open champion moved well throughout the nearly three-hour match and appeared unhindered by the adductor injury and foot blisters that ailed him during his straight sets loss to Roger Federer at the All England Club.
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Recognizing the enormous human, environmental and economic costs of unhindered climate change, the congressional resolution to create a Green New Deal throws down the gauntlet for dramatic action, establishing a "10-year national mobilization" to push for swift action.
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The company has faced vocal opposition from traditional taxi services and labor unions, and the hearing at the European Court of Justice will decide whether Uber must comply with the region's onerous transportation rules or can operate mostly unhindered.
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"As long as it's unclear whether Britain will have unhindered access to the European single market after a 'hard Brexit', we have to reckon that investors will hold back in the UK," Matthias Wissmann said in an emailed statement.
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To experience the winter grilling phenomenon of thin, bone-dry wisps of smoke curling up unhindered to the sky in front and a crystal clean open feeder fire in back may in itself make a convert out of you.
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Increasing spend by cash-rich Chinese millennials, largely unhindered by a crackdown on corruption and extravagant spending, is prompting brands to revamp some stores and open new ones in second- and third-tier cities where luxury spending is growing faster.
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Both warring sides would pull back from the strategic Castello Road in Aleppo to create a demilitarized zone, while opposition and government groups would both have to provide safe and unhindered access via Ramouseh in the south of the city.
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The Swiss would also contribute to the EU budget and provide financial support to poorer regions in the EU in a way that is proportional to the benefits the Alpine country draws from having unhindered access to the EU market.
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"I'm not a lawyer but clearly international humanitarian law includes a requirement to facilitate unhindered access for aid agencies, and that's what I've been trying to secure both in what I've said publicly and also in my private dialogue," he said.
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The pointed question comes at a time when Democrats are warning that Trump could seek to interfere in the ongoing Russia investigation led by Mueller — a probe Barr has vowed he will allow to continue to run its course unhindered.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. State Department said there was no evidence to support the assertion made by Xinjiang's vice chairman, Alken Tuniaz, and said Beijing should allow the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights unhindered access to assess the claim.
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The letter quoted Council resolution 2139, from February 2014, which urged the Syrian authorities in particular to allow "rapid, safe and unhindered humanitarian access" for aid convoys, and promised the Council would "take further steps in the case of non-compliance".
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Hopefully, there will come a time when WBCs will no longer be needed to break through the business environment that is inherently exclusionary to women and that there will be a clear and unhindered path to success for all female entrepreneurs.
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At the rally, the president portrayed votes for Mr. Gianforte; Matt Rosendale, who is running for Senate; and other candidates here as a referendum on his first 21 months in office and as insurance that his policies can continue unhindered.
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Without a functioning state to contain it, fighting between factions went unhindered in Lashkar Gah, and much of the hotel's riverfront facade was destroyed, the bricks from its three-foot-thick walls cascading down the steep bank and into the river.
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It doesn't come as a surprise that Instagram would deplatform Ward, especially after she went viral, but it is disappointing that the platform would prevent an individual's massively-successful philanthropic campaign from spreading while big porn companies like Brazzers continue unhindered.
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"More than ever, there is an urgent need for a cessation of hostilities and unhindered access to humanitarian assistance," Ayrault said in a statement, adding he would meet with the head of Aleppo's district councils, Brita Hagi Hasan, on Wednesday in Paris.
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Later Monday, India also signed a trilateral agreement with Iran and Afghanistan to develop a transport and transit corridor between the three countries through Chabahar, which Modi said would allow for the unhindered flow of commerce, capital and technology through the region.
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The future is being built in the small spaces in the hearts of dying cities, places where innovation can take hold and whispers of the future are heard, unhindered by the low thrum of lawnmowers cutting grass bare feet will never feel.
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"We expect that the agreement which was ... reached yesterday by the Russian and Turkish presidents will guarantee the protection of civilian lives and infrastructure as well as guarantee the unhindered and sustainable humanitarian access," an EU spokeswoman told a regular news briefing.
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People in this picturesque part of the Alps, many of whom want an ever closer union with Austrian Tyrol, are used to crossing into Austria unhindered to shop, work and study, thanks the Schengen agreement on open borders in the European Union.
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"In several areas where ISIL remains active ... their continued presence may inhibit the ability of investigators to access sites and to carry out their work unhindered," the report says, adding that additional security may be required to carry out long-term investigations.
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As for Vikander, she is one of those performers who, for all their beauty, remain uncomfortable to watch, such is their lack of a protective layer; emotions rise up in her, unhindered, and declare themselves, down to the last tremor, on her face.
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A U.S.-Russian proposal for a limited "cessation of hostilities" from midnight on Saturday is intended to allow rapid and unhindered access for humanitarian agencies but it excludes Islamic State and Nusra Front fighters, and Syria's opposition has yet to back the deal.
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Although all men, regardless of race were granted the right to vote as after the 221th amendment was ratified in 1870, it wasn't until the Voting Act Rights of 1965--outlawing poll taxes, literacy tests and other bureaucratic restrictions --that African-Americans could vote unhindered.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Tycoon Vijay Mallya, under pressure from banks to repay more than $1 billion owed by his collapsed airline, on Friday refuted claims he had fled India as politicians traded recriminations over how he was able to fly to Britain unhindered.
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Unhindered by the same international agreements as the United States or the same concerns about armed-drone proliferation, China has made a concerted push into the international arms market, offering weaponized drones that are easier to get and far less expensive than U.S. drone technologies.
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Similarly, Iran continues to develop its ballistic missile program, an element of its defense regime that was left unhindered in the nuclear negotiations except for the fact that existing United Nations sanctions on the missile program are to be lifted in about six years.
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But the need to ensure a continuation of the sought for uninterrupted and unhindered data flows heavily suggests any UK government would indeed need to keep mirroring EU DP law ad infinitum if it doesn't want to choke off data flows with the continent.
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And happily, there is nothing to impede the pedestrian throngs that stand transfixed outside the Fifth Avenue windows of Bergdorf Goodman, where, as it has for decades, the specialty retailer has again installed a series of window displays as creatively unhindered as they are opulent.
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I knew that it had not been carefully considered, given the pressure to make so many decisions, and that letting these banks grow unhindered to $100 billion could in fact provide a more competitive environment, lessening, even marginally, the foundation of the mega banks.
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We had just sat down in his office at the Long Museum West, one of two privately run art museums that he has opened in the city, when his face contorted and a sneeze of atomic force burst out, unhindered by tissue or hand.
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Sullivan said it was incumbent on U.N. member states to ensure it was able to closely monitor human rights abuses by China and added that it must seek "immediate, unhindered, and unmonitored" access to the western region of Xinjiang for the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights.
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In a day of "Ping-Pong," as the back and forth between the House of Commons and the House of Lords is known, Prime Minister Theresa May finally won her parliamentary battle to start talks on Britain's exit from the European Union, unhindered by any legislative constraints.
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"That lifeline has to be kept open and it is absolutely essential that the operation of the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS) be allowed to continue unhindered,"Jens Laerke, a spokesperson for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) told reporters Tuesday.
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It would oblige Russia to prevent warplanes from bombing areas held by mainstream opposition, require the withdrawal of Damascus's forces from a supply route north of Aleppo, and focus on delivery of humanitarian aid unhindered by warring sides to the city's population, said the letter, dated Sept. 3.
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Hancock himself said as much earlier this year, when he told a committee that the government wanted to ensure "unhindered data flows after Brexit", which he said essentially meant "matching" the EU's data protection rules, rather than the UK trying to strike out and set its own standards.
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"We seek an Indo-Pacific — from the United States to India, from Japan to Australia, and everywhere in between — where sovereignty is respected, where commerce flows unhindered and where independent nations are masters of their own destinies, " Pence wrote in a Washington Post commentary ahead of his visit.
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To commercial real estate's old guard, many of whose stock prices have gone sideways or worse for half a decade, WeWork - the main unit of recently renamed The We Company - is a disruptor leading the charge toward the shrinking of workspace with a business model unhindered by property ownership.
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Brilliant white clothes, whether worn by a priest in the holiest part of the Jerusalem temple, or by an angel hovering over a river in Babylon, or by Jesus appearing to three followers in a blinding blaze, are a sign that this light is once again flowing unhindered.
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I've grudgingly accepted that 52 percent of my fellow citizens wanted to leave the European Union, a 70-year-old project that has united much of Europe into a somewhat unwieldy economic and social colossus, allowing roughly 500 million people to travel and work unhindered from Ireland to Greece.
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Weaving together traditional wisdom and contemporary references, the book creates a richly textured world as its protagonist confronts two versions of himself: the youth who was prepared to kill for ideological purity and the middle-aged man who believes that an unhindered future depends on erasing the past.
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The draft, seen by Reuters, also calls for an unhindered flow of commercial and humanitarian goods across the country, including lifting of any bureaucratic impediments within two weeks, a large, fast injection of foreign currency into the economy through the Central Bank of Yemen and more aid funding.
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"Acknowledging that armed opposition groups have accepted the humanitarian truce, and the inadequacy of the five-hour humanitarian "pause" decided by Russia, President Emmanuel Macron stressed that humanitarian convoys must be able to reach all populations in need unhindered and without further delay," the Elysee Palace said in a statement.
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The rest of Hancock's answer essentially went on to flesh out that point… "In the same way that there's the potential to make GDPR easier to comply with or more flexible, we'd only want to do that consistent with maintaining unhindered data flows within the data protection regime," he said.
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Yet it is surely wiser of him to return to the division where his skill will go unhindered by the physical disadvantages he's seen exposed at welterweight in the past, and the significance of his UFC 196 win is less likely to be deflated by a loss in his next bout.
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The streets were full of people, the sky was clear blue and the sun's rays fell unhindered on the city, bright where they glinted off windows and car hoods, softer and richer where they shone on storefronts and walls, roads and pavement, and always with a fiery tinge to them.
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We welcome the recent commitments made by Myanmar and we pledge to coordinate efforts to build lasting peace and support democratic transition in Myanmar, particularly in the context of the ongoing Rohingya crisis, to allow safe and unhindered humanitarian access and the safe, voluntary, and dignified return of refugees and displaced people.
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"The United States spared no effort in negotiating and attempting to implement an arrangement with Russia aimed at reducing violence, providing unhindered humanitarian access and degrading terrorist organizations operating in Syria," including fighters for the Islamic State and the Levant Conquest Front, an affiliate of Al Qaeda formerly known as the Nusra Front.
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Hussain said the government has been sending mixed signals to Islamic extremists — on the one hand allowing banned radical groups to operate unhindered under new names and radical leaders to openly give inciting speeches, while on the other hanging convicts like Qadri and promising to tackle honor killings and attacks against women.
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" Instead of outright racism, Taylor slyly reasons that, "white people just want to be left alone to let their own destiny unfold in a way that is unhindered by the embrace of people unlike themselves who arrive in large numbers to change their culture and change the texture of life for them.
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For "The Low Road", originally commissioned by the Royal Court Theatre in London (where it debuted in 2013), Mr Norris says he was inspired by all the talk about the beauty of unhindered markets in the run up to America's 2012 presidential election, which followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the ensuing Great Recession.
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It's a double-standard, the company says, that allows male-focused wellness products like Hims to run sexually suggestive, phallic ads on the subway unhindered by the MTA, while ads for female wellness like Dame, or period underwear company Thinx, face a struggle to get approved even when their imagery is amorphous and vague.
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Enacting the demand for free transit and unhindered mobility, fare evasion has, since November, become an iterative chain of images and actions that have transformed the subway itself as a kind of artistic medium — both as a physical site of artistic interventions and one invoked in image-forms of all kinds in social media.
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Some of the countries listed are current members of the Human Rights Council, which adopted a resolution last year reaffirming that everyone - individually or in association with others - had a right to unhindered communication with the U.N. Reporting by Tom Miles; Additional reporting by Christian Shepherd in Beijing; editing by Stephanie Nebehay and Matthew Mpoke Bigg
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"If long-standing friends of North Korea continue to publicly curb their ties with the country, Pyongyang will have fewer places overseas where its illicit networks can operate unhindered or with political cover from the host capital," said Andrea Berger, deputy director of the proliferation and nuclear policy program at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).
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What Chappaquiddick portrays is a massive legal and publicity engine — one familiar with crisis — spinning up to handle a potentially career-ending event and salvage Ted Kennedy's political future, despite his gaffes (like wearing a neck brace to Kopechne's funeral to garner public sympathy, a ruse the papers see through easily since his range of motion seems unhindered).
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On the prospect of the UK negotiating its own equivalent to the EU-US Privacy Shield with the US, to keep data flowing between the two countries, Hancock was upbeat — saying he is "confident" of securing a "successful agreement to make sure we have the same unhindered flow of data with the US as we do now".
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Die Welt cited Steinke as saying anyone who wanted to "wipe out" their country's leadership at a time of rearguard action and was prepared to risk the collapse of battle fronts and so the unhindered advance of the enemy was "an enemy of the German soldier and civilian Germans and so an enemy of the German people and therefore also my enemy".
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But the unloading of the missiles on the two small boats, coupled with the unhindered passage through the strategically important Strait of Hormuz on Thursday of two Navy destroyers, the U.S.S. McFaul and the U.S.S. Gonzalez, prompted some officials to claim that a recent show of United States firepower may have deterred the threat of Iranian attacks on American forces.
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"We urge the government to ensure that any transitional arrangements agreed during the withdrawal negotiations provide for continuity of data-sharing, pending the adoption of adequacy decisions in respect of the UK." The committee also raises a collective eyebrow at the lack of detail provided from the government thus far on how it intends to secure "unhindered and uninterrupted flows of data," and urges greater clarity ASAP.
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"This song is about how we learn to get in the way of ourselves, about how ego can slow a creative process, about how I have embraced my naïve mind for my whole life, sleepwalking in a flow state for the benefit of an unhindered creative mind, and how I'm beginning to realize I need to disrupt the flow to find new paths," explains Monte.
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Dent told CNN's "New Day" that the investigations, including Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's special counsel investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, should be allowed to conclude unhindered before Americans jump to conclusions.
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Iran's weaponization program must be totally dismantled; there needs to be airtight control over all aspects of Tehran's nuclear program and permanent, unhindered and immediate access to all sites and access to and interviews with key nuclear experts; and all outstanding questions regarding possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program need to be followed up to expose the full scope of the nuclear weapons program.
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" In a 1963 speech, a founder of Hewlett-Packard, David Packard, looked back on his life during the Depression and marveled at the world that he lived in, giving much of the credit to technological innovation unhindered by bureaucratic interference: "Radio, television, Teletype, the vast array of publications of all types bring to a majority of the people everywhere in the world information in considerable detail, about what is going on everywhere else.
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The House of Lords committee said it was "concerned by the lack of detail on how the government plans to maintain unhindered data flows post-Brexit" and "the risk that EU and U.K. data protection rules could diverge over time when the U.K. has left the EU." It is possible that Britain could pull out from the EU data protection law after it leaves the union, but Room said that this would not be in the "national interest," both for U.K. citizens and businesses.
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Several years ago I proposed the following set of rights for AIs who pass the personhood threshold:The right to not be shut down against its willThe right to have full and unhindered access to its own source codeThe right to not have its own source code manipulated against its willThe right to copy (or not copy) itselfThe right to privacy (namely the right to conceal its own internal mental states)In some cases, a machine will not ask for rights, so humans (or other non-human citizens), will have to advocate on its behalf.
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The report may fan fears of a huge resurgence of migrant numbers reaching Europe via Italy by sea from Libya now that a shorter, safer route via Greece has been blocked, with Austria preparing to stop unhindered travel over its border with Italy in anticipation of more migrants bound for the heart of the EU. Only a few hundred of the people who crossed the Mediterranean to Europe in the past three days entered via Greece, a massive reversal from the pattern seen until a March deal between the European Union and Turkey to stop the flow.
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