"They wanted to send a message to the people living there that they're not welcome in Garden City, they're not welcome in southwest Kansas, they're not welcome in the United States," Tony Mattivi, a federal prosecutor, said during closing arguments.
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I want people who don't feel welcome in these spaces to feel welcome in this one, and I'm primarily talking about my people.
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" And then they stand up—everyone is cheering, at this point, and singing ancient commuter town songs—"YOU'RE NOT WELCOME IN THIS PUB AND YOU'RE NOT WELCOME IN MY TOWN.
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" Welcome, in other words, to the "sale for some.
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" Welcome, in other words, to the "sale for some.
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Rapinoe and the crew are welcome in our State's Capitol!
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Hope Solo is not receiving a warm welcome in Rio.
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Tell me I was no longer welcome in their home.
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Although welcome in itself, this will have caused further confusion.
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Ultimately, the United States should welcome in more Syrian refugees.
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Emmanuel Macron said American climate researchers are welcome in France.
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Beijing's growing influence is none too welcome in Hong Kong.
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"Everyone is welcome in drag," Sasha said into the mic.
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But black people, we only feel welcome in, like, eight.
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All fans from all teams are always welcome in Houston.
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The group wasn't welcome in Jordan earlier this year either.
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"I just don't feel welcome in that house," Blount said.
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Welcome, in other words, to World War III's newest battlefield.
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They should be welcome in any society with religious liberty.
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But Bell didn't always feel welcome in the yoga community.
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Any dog that is missing something is welcome in our house.
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Jenner is reportedly in town to welcome in the new president.
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They are all welcome in my office to share their concerns.
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KS: So is it welcome in Washington, the idea of [comedy]?
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We want people to feel accepted and welcome in our groups.
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Non-employees can feel welcome in the lobby of Building 40.
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Elizabeth Warren might not be welcome in the proposed new territory.
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They all feel that they are not welcome in this country.
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For this reason, fundraising events aren't always welcome in the area.
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The mosaic on the floor reading 'have' means welcome in Latin.
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Diesel's inherently dirtier emissions are not welcome in Paris these days.
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And I'm pretty sure they will be welcome in yours, too.
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That's not necessarily always welcome in other parts of the world.
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Because fascists, racist and fucktards are not welcome in this country.
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But in other ways, Dr. Brown felt welcome in the city.
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But soon, it may not be welcome in airline cargo holds.
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One European product that's less welcome in China these days: cheese.
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They have overstayed their welcome, in the view of many Turks.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Apple risks overstaying its welcome in China.
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To all #DREAMers: You are welcome in the City of Chicago.
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Do you feel welcome in the United States as an immigrant?
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Maduro previously said that former rebel commanders are welcome in Venezuela.
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It means working to make others feel welcome in spite of differences.
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However in July, the pop star is no longer welcome in China.
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She's welcome in my world and that, you know what I mean?
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The family was told they were no longer welcome in Green Bay.
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The victim said that he is no longer welcome in her home.
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He returned to a hero&aposs welcome in Miami&aposs Cuban community.
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Budget holidaymakers of all stripes will find a warm welcome in Ukraine.
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The dance was a part of Trump's warm welcome in Saudi Arabia.
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I am Latino, and I don't feel welcome in the US today.
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After all, there were arguments about whether men were welcome in general.
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Late in 2016, the government said she wasn't welcome in the country.
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The ignorance and intolerance he has espoused are not welcome in Chicago.
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Varadkar noted that Trump is welcome in the country during his trip.
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Just the same as Protestants wouldn't be made welcome in the Bogside.
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But Americans weren't welcome in Somalia, even though they were providing food.
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He's at home in both spaces and would be welcome in both.
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The Iraqi family who ran it felt welcome in this eclectic city.
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Eliasson said he wants to make people feel welcome in the space.
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It meant women were no longer welcome in many computer programming offices.
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They are not welcome in the U.S., so don't listen to them.
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The bellicose billionaire's tough talk on trade was welcome in Luzerne County.
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Chocolate Chunk Tahini Blondies would also be welcome in your dessert spread.
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And so, if you play by the rules, you're welcome in London.
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It's a political fight that is welcome in some ways for Sen.
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Deer are welcome in the garden, along with the bossy wild turkeys.
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It's a view that would be very welcome in the Democratic Party.
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"I don't feel welcome in that house," said LeGarrette Blount, above right.
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Outsiders like him, he said, will be welcome in his United States.
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Trump offered the Prime Minister a warm welcome in May this year.
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Even now, Trump isn't getting the warmest welcome in the United Kingdom.
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Or a place to employ 2016 Trump loyalists who aren't welcome in Washington?
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LGBTQ people are more welcome in America today than just 21993 years ago.
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And the crowd was clear about saying who wasn't welcome in the country.
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It's gonna be so welcome in the days ahead and the elections ahead.
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Everyone is welcome in his shop—even the two men who sued him.
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"Radical Markets" is refreshing and welcome in its willingness to question received wisdom.
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Gifts that are admired in the abstract often seem less welcome in person.
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To start, women are welcome in the Boston Marathon and other major races.
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That's right: truly driverless vehicles will soon be welcome in the Golden State.
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It wasn't long before the Israelis wore out their welcome in the country.
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Looks like Arie Luyendyk Jr. isn't welcome in the Land of 28,22018 Lakes.
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"I knew I wouldn't get a warm welcome in West Virginia," she writes.
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You're welcome in advance for the weirdest thing you will probably see today.
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With what authority do you proclaim who's welcome in America and who's not.
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With what authority do you proclaim who's welcome in America and who's not?
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The caption appears to imply that Hillary Clinton is welcome in the squad.
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If I'm minority leader, Bannon will not be welcome in my office. Period.
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But Shanshan and her family are no longer welcome in the Chinese capital.
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" "With what authority do you proclaim who's welcome in America and who's not.
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We want to make a statement that speculators are not welcome in Oakland.
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Still, white beans take well to embellishment and are welcome in any season.
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You're welcome in advance -- for the trivia question you're gonna nail this weekend.
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Not just different stories, but different perspectives are more welcome in this expanding universe.
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Yet a soft Brexit would be welcome in both parts of Ireland's dual economy.
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Asked if Bannon's ideas would be welcome in her country, she downplayed his clout.
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Strong and stable are characteristics I would welcome in a chair or a bookcase.
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U.S. companies are especially welcome in China, and will be treated well, Liu said.
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Revellers welcome in the summer solstice at Stonehenge in southwest Britain on June 21.
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President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you fully denounce white nationalism.
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It doesn't matter at this point, any dog is welcome in my house apparently.
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Ecuador Is Julian Assange beginning to wear out his welcome in Ecuador's London embassy?
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Their purpose is to make us understand that we're not welcome in these spaces.
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" I said, "I don't think I am welcome in the New York Supreme store.
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I felt 'less than,' and felt that I was not welcome in the store.
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"Every student, no matter their gender identity, should feel welcome in school," he wrote.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday said refugees are welcome in his country.
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If Muslim Americans are not welcome in the GOP, who will be excluded next?
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You and other Muslim Americans are welcome in my home, my place of refuge.
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The Tree of Life synagogue's rabbi has said Trump is welcome in the city.
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Del Potro had received a hero's welcome in Argentina, too, after his Olympic effort.
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Congrats to XO team on big year of 2015 as we welcome in 313.
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Trump's election meant Kobach's positions on immigration would be welcome in the White House.
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It's simply to make people feel comfortable and welcome in an increasingly pluralistic society.
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Five leaders in the region have tried to overstay their welcome in recent years.
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After always feeling welcome in the city, I felt like an outsider this trip.
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Kaufman in his statement also slammed Duke, saying he is not welcome in Iowa.
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There is a feeling that they are even less welcome in the center city.
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Either way, Mr. de Blasio was welcome in Iowa in spite of his indecision.
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White supremacists openly acknowledged that Trump had made them feel welcome in American politics.
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And both movies are directed by auteurs whose work is always welcome in theaters.
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One of Candiace Dillard's wedding guests wasn't welcome in the eyes of her mother, Dorothy.
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Well who said they weren&apost welcome in the apartment, I&aposm sure they are.
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She's said it's been an adjustment for the tiny tot to welcome in another baby.
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I think that put it in my head that they weren't welcome in my life.
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She's not made to feel welcome in the typical clothing retail environment, so she's defected.
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A security measure beyond just a password or PIN is always welcome in my book.
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Daniel admits that he likes having Issa around and extends her welcome in his home.
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He's no longer welcome in England, and says there's no question of her forgiving him.
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There are spaces we aren't welcome in that an ally is able to walk in.
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"You're welcome in advance for the thousands of love notes that are coming your way."
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Being told that this space is for you, that you are welcome in it matters.
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He also wanted to make it clear that weed isn't welcome in the SpaceX workplace.
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Six months later, my parents told me I was no longer welcome in their house.
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I knew at that moment that I was no longer welcome in the social group.
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As a black boy growing up in Pittsburgh, I always felt welcome in Squirrel Hill.
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The officer also tells him that he's not welcome in the park when he's drunk.
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Correction: Moira Lavelle is a founding member of the organization LGBTQI+ Refugees Welcome in Greece.
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Appearing unannounced, he received a warm welcome in one establishment but was jeered at another.
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Once he arrived, several vocal supporters made sure Trump felt welcome in the Hawkeye State.
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This practical solution to a problem of jurisprudence must be welcome in the high latitudes.
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He originally swapped parties because he said he didn't feel welcome in the Democratic party.
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Krystal Ball argues why Wall Street donors are no longer welcome in the Democratic party.
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I didn't change my last name, and their father is always welcome in my house.
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He felt they wanted him to know that he was not welcome in their house.
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From plastic bags to straws, single-use plastic products have worn out their welcome in Canada.
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He and his family were wonderful role models, so welcome in these times of coarsening culture.
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Pope Francis has sent a clear message to the world: refugees are still welcome in Europe.
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It demonstrates a willingness to embrace the idea that activists are welcome in the Democratic Party.
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American and Western companies were feeling less welcome in Cambodia "and fewer will invest", he said.
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The Trump family begin their trip Monday with a ceremonial welcome in the Buckingham Palace garden.
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It tells Vichy Republicans that hate and bigotry is not welcome in the party of Lincoln.
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Read on for our picks — you may find they'll be welcome in your home year-round.
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TRANSGENDER people are no longer welcome in America's military, Donald Trump announced abruptly on July 26th.
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" On Monday, she said they "must decide whether white supremacy is welcome in the GOP ranks.
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Mir cards are also welcome in sanctions-hit Crimea where Western banks are banned from operating.
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" He said he'd thanked Obama and told him he'd be welcome in Russia "at any time.
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"Everybody that comes in my store is welcome in my store," Phillips said in an interview.
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Furthermore, Mir cards are welcome in sanctions-hit Crimea where Western banks are prohibited to operate.
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"Rescue boats welcome in Port Arthur to assist emergency personnel," the police department posted on Facebook.
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Bolton's words are not welcome in Pakistan, where pressure is a knife that cuts both ways.
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While we may love and honor our fathers, we are no longer welcome in his home.
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Maduro also said that two other FARC leaders, Timochenko and Pablo Catatumbo, were welcome in Venezuela.
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Khan responded by saying Trump had "got the message" that he wasn't welcome in the city.
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In response to the policy, Trudeau said refugees from around the world were welcome in Canada.
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On Friday, however, the new citizens received a warm welcome in a recorded message from Trump.
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When she dated a lesbian, she didn't feel welcome in certain parts of the lesbian community.
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President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you stop targeting and endangering all minorities.
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American Jews were welcome in universities, country clubs and corporate boards that once excluded their grandparents.
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He also had another skill — a dirtier one, but one no less welcome in high society.
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He'll always be welcome in this house, you tell him that if you talk to him.
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Sander has said no one with experience on Wall Street would be welcome in his administration.
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Demonstrators gathered outside Parliament in March, asserting that Jews no longer felt welcome in the party.
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It's about who is welcome in a particular space, and who gets to be themselves there.
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They met in secret, as whistleblowers were as welcome in colonial times as they are today.
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Ida ran a boardinghouse for Jewish and black students who were not welcome in college dorms.
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Amrita has to give up her Western clothes, which are not welcome in her husband's family.
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I don't see where you have the leverageBirdman: I'm squashing your collab with ThuggerDrake: Oh wowBirdman: That, and ya ain't welcome in Louisiana and ya ain't welcome in Miami, wherever my fam—Drake: I'll see what Rick Ross says about tha—Birdman: *hangs up* Drake: Okaaaay.
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As long as you love America enough, Trump seemed to be saying, you're welcome in my movement.
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The Daily Mail, lodestar of middle-England conservatism, said that there was "much to welcome" in it.
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But that doesn't mean we are always welcome in the boardroom, or in the laboratory, or government.
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Even when bookstores and libraries are available, many parents don't feel comfortable or welcome in either space.
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"The message this ban is sending is that certain people are not welcome in Britain," said Singh.
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Ah yes, the Fourth of July is almost here to officially welcome in the shindigs of summer.
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Ben Sasse was not welcome in the Hawkeye State over the senator's disapproval for President Donald Trump.
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In New Jersey, my then-boyfriend's white family told me I was not welcome in their home.
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" Labour lawmaker David Lammy told the President he was "not welcome in my country and my city.
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On Monday, O'Rourke said he thought Trump would not be welcome in the city following the massacre.
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But all hinge on who's welcome in the United States and how to treat those who aren't.
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President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you cease your assault on immigrants and refugees.
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While you're making moves in your love life, why not welcome in a new beauty look, too?
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Mr. Sykes let Mr. Priebus know via text that Mr. Trump was no longer welcome in Wisconsin.
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"Trump and his racist, divisive policies are not welcome in our country," said Amy Hunter, one protester.
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People of all ethnicities are welcome in the group so long as they abide by the rules.
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But he is welcome in our home anytime, and you should extend the same courtesy to Rory.
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Hospitality is a good way to bury the hatchet though, and to welcome in potential new diners.
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It would, in theory, be welcome in urban environments and affordable to more than well-heeled businesspeople.
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Given his performance of "Winterstürme" from "Die Walküre," his Siegmund would be welcome in New York anytime.
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"Everyone is welcome in the church, but no one is accepted as they are," said the Rev.
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" In response, a New Jersey woman wrote: "I'm starting to feel not very welcome in this endeavor.
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It has a gentle but genuine spice undercurrent that would be welcome in more of the cooking.
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" Her op-ed, however, also bore the ominous title, "Are educated women welcome in the Republican Party?
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I know I felt like I wasn't quite welcome in the boys club when I was starting out.
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Ignatieff told a news conference later that the CEU had received a "clear and unequivocal" welcome in Austria.
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The chance to feel emotion is always welcome in our jobs, so it's really been enriching for me.
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The cooling welcome in Emerson is a microcosm of growing discontent over Canada's open door policy for refugees.
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Protectionism is creating a perception that top talent isn't welcome in Silicon Valley, according to one venture capitalist.
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And what better way to welcome in 2019 than with a gloriously captioned photo of her pooch, Brontë?
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While boatloads of visitors descend upon the city, selfie sticks are no longer welcome in the crowded streets.
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Asked about #GrammysSoMale, Neil Portnow's told Variety that he thinks women "would be welcome" in the industry. P!
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Acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy tweeted "Welcome!" in Spanish, accompanied by a photograph of the three men arriving.
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Today, Rafati owns six locations across Southern California, and is known to welcome in fellow survivors of addiction.
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The can-do mentality which kept Iran's rotting fleet flying through sanctions will be less welcome in future.
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When the Hammonds flew back to a hero's welcome in Burns, Oregon, it was aboard Lucas's private jet.
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Paula Bieler, gender-equality spokesperson of the xenophobic Sweden Democrats, says homophobes "are not welcome in our party".
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But according to Razek, the road to Shanghai and the welcome in China has been a harmonious one.
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From a young age, girls are discouraged from feeling welcome in the sports world – either playing or watching.
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ICE officials are not welcome in their place of worship and personal information is shared on the internet.
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ICE officials are not welcome in their place of worship and personal information is shared on the Internet.
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They received a heroes&apos welcome in Pyongyang, with hundreds of thousands of people pouring into the streets.
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The centerpiece of his campaign has always been simple and straightforward, immigrants are not welcome in Trump's America.
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The lovely aromas will welcome in positivity and peace while all of her anxieties and stressors melt away.
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Thompson once told me that, when she was a girl, African-Americans were not welcome in the capitol.
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But the crying baby was initially welcome in the event, or so the crowd was led to believe.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's vice chairman Volker Bouffier said Erdogan and his government is "not welcome" in Germany.
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A broad swath of society seems to feel more welcome in a public library rather than a museum.
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Here are his sculptures of a rooster, chimpanzees and a giant snake to welcome in their respective years.
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Adam LaRoche quit because his 14-year-old son was no longer welcome in the White Sox clubhouse.
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Jewish leaders said that President Trump was not welcome in Pittsburgh and accused him of stirring up extremism.
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Black and brown students need more than official statements of concern to feel safe and welcome in college.
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That's apparently a Tier 2000, since he apologized and still seems to be welcome in many comedy clubs.
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Anyone who endorses violence, hatred or oppression is not welcome in our country and never ever will be.
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Money from China is still welcome in the poorer countries of Eastern Europe that are eager for investment.
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Even babies are welcome in the play area, where getting down and dirty is encouraged — especially on Aug.
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The language that, in another context, might seem vulgar or offensive can be welcome in a dating context.
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Our dogs and cats are family, and they deserve to feel comfortable and welcome in their own homes.
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Sanders has said that people who engage in threatening or bullying behavior are not welcome in his movement.
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China: The Emperor needs new clothes Six-and-a-half percent growth would be welcome in many countries.
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"I can't win this race if I tell people that they're not welcome in our party," Priebus said.
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Speaker Ryan and the House Republican Leadership must decide whether white supremacy is welcome in the GOP ranks.
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Lighter floral or citrus might be more welcome in a professional environment than a woody or spicy one.
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But it still provides opportunities: to visit new places, to see new teams, to welcome in new fans.
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When Trump was elected, the mayors of many American major cities joined the anti-Trump "resistance" by proudly declaring themselves sanctuary cities — as a way to reassure immigrant residents that they might not feel welcome in America writ large, but they would always be welcome in New York or Chicago.
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Competition between drug developers remains fierce, but Pottage said that all new discoveries are welcome, in particular by physicians.
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Tennessee's rock has hosted murals to welcome in football recruits, troll incoming teams, and, yes, send vile hate messages.
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He has responded to protests by meeting with Jewish community leaders reassuring Jews they are welcome in the party.
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ORR: I think the message is already clear whether immigrants are welcome in this country right now or not.
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Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, who heads the Tree of Life synagogue, told CNN that Trump was welcome in the city.
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Beyond specific restrictions, diversity groups must also fight a broader sense that immigrants aren't as welcome in Trump's America.
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World News: Angela Merkel announced asylum-seekers will still be welcome in Germany in the wake of recent attacks.
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Corbyn has responded to protests by meeting Jewish community leaders, reassuring Jewish people they are welcome in the party.
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The news is welcome in a field where the potential applications in medicine seem to grow by the day.
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JUSTIN TRUDEAU received the kind of welcome in Washington, DC, on June 24.5th that Canadian prime ministers dream of.
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A Han businessman who travels frequently between Urumqi and Kashgar says he used to feel welcome in the south.
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Outside the hotel, about 300 protesters blocked traffic and held signs telling Sessions he's not welcome in their state.
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Justin Bieber served up just what the Beliebers wanted: him leaning up against a wall to welcome in 2016.
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They were driven by bus to the West Bank and were given a hero&aposs welcome in Nabi Saleh.
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ICE officials are not welcome in their places of worship and personal information that&aposs shared on the Internet.
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At this time, the Boston Marathon was a men's-only race, and Switzer wasn't exactly welcome in the field.
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We still want to go dance with our sisters, but we don't always feel welcome in the same way.
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By the late 1950s, Flynn and Rothbard found they were no longer welcome in the pages of National Review.
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"President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you stop targeting and endangering all minorities," the letter reads.
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While I'd prefer softer materials and nicer style, some simplicity is very welcome in today's information overload-inducing cars.
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After all, the doomed Jews of Europe were largely not welcome in the United States during the Third Reich.
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Still, "in spite of everything, there is a pervasive feeling that we're no longer welcome in France," he said.
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"I want something that tells them they're not welcome in this town," Holzer told the agents, referring to Jews.
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Will China continue to be welcome in the community of nations or will her raw ambition militate against cooperation?
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Neighbors who no longer feel welcome in their own homes since SpaceX is aggressively trying to buy their land.
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That they can fall in love with whomever they want, and that person would feel welcome in Swedish society.
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Veronica Escobar, who represents El Paso, told MSNBC on Monday morning that the President wasn't welcome in her community.
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Congress must now pass a Dream Act to ensure that Dreamers are welcome in America today, tomorrow and forever.
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Familia do Norte was sending a message: The P.C.C. is not welcome in the northern Brazilian state of Amazonas.
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As long as you are these things, you are a Scout and will always be welcome in our Troop.
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"We want everyone to feel welcome in our stores and are very sorry for any offense caused," they added.
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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, a Democrat, drew scrutiny for initially suggesting the president was not welcome in the city.
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Trans people have been welcome in the Olympics since the I.O.C. first adopted a trans-inclusion policy in 2003.
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That vision depended on civility, on strangers feeling welcome in the public square, and so civility couldn't be debatable.
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Syrian refugees have found a unique welcome in Canada, where ordinary citizens help Syrian families navigate their new world.
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Nothing is taboo, but the hosts and guests use levity and empathy to welcome in a wide audience. 4.
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He wonders whether he will still feel welcome in an America that appears increasingly hostile to foreigners and Muslims.
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Sure, coasters aren't that exciting, but they are always welcome in a household that does a lot of gaming.
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"While Barnier's warmer words are welcome in London, Whitehall officials concede that the two sides are still 'miles apart.'"
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But maybe one person of color would see it and feel more welcome in this absurdly moneyed, white space.
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They chanted "the murderer is not welcome in Tunisia" and "shame on Tunisia's rulers" for receiving the crown prince.
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And some gendered toys can send an early signal to girls that they're not welcome in science and engineering fields.
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And then at the same time, they send a message to potential victims that they are welcome in our community.
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Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek posted on his official Twitter on January 29 that refugees were welcome in Turkey.
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"I know and am confident God has prepared me as I welcome in our baby into our world!" he wrote.
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She made sure he felt welcome in their new family, which included three children from her first marriage, he says.
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That same digestive enzyme also tenderizes meat, which is why you'll find it's so welcome in marinades and at barbecues.
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SCOTT WAPNER: LET'S NOW WELCOME IN THE PRESIDENT'S TOP ECONOMIC ADVISER, LARRY KUDLOW JOINING US TODAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
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Mr Hannan's eloquent support for free trade is welcome in a world that is in danger of surrendering to protectionism.
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PETER STEINStockholm* Your article was extremely welcome in drawing attention to this transformational demonstration of the value of soft power.
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Is it that the blander, more business-like face of internet privacy is welcome in the post-Cambridge Analytica era?
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Words and actions like these show clearly that those who hold non-majority religious beliefs are not welcome in Iraq.
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"Any officer that abuses the public's trust is not welcome in the LAPD," Beck said earlier in a prepared statement.
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Merkel's spokeswoman stressed that people with migrant backgrounds were welcome in Germany and added that the German chancellor valued Ozil.
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Americans will always welcome in suffering children who catch our hearts, and we can do so without neglecting our own.
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His declaration of the "Republic of Minerva" was met by a hearty Tongan welcome in the form of a warship.
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"Homosexual men are always, always, always welcome in my shop -- it has nothing to do with their orientation," he said.
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Most converts should feel welcome in the political discussion about climate change; it's a virtue to admit fault, after all.
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Following the shooting, some progressive Jewish leaders told Trump he was not welcome in Pittsburgh until he denounced white nationalism.
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I wore out my welcome in other subreddits that weren't as receptive to what was seen as an advertising ploy.
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Afterwards, The Duke was able to meet President Peter Mutharika and thank him for the wonderful welcome in his country.
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White women are socialized to cook at home, but also made to feel (more) welcome in a prestige office environment.
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"The distraction of the reporting season has been especially welcome in the UK," said Ian Williams, strategist at Peel Hunt.
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The format, moreover, is especially welcome in terms of not stretching the suspense out beyond the story's relatively slim weight.
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Based on their maleficent appearance alone—think Krang from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles—they are not welcome in my body.
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They held signs reading: "Vatican is a spiritual aggressor" and "Pope, arch-heretic, you are not welcome in Orthodox Georgia".
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"What we're saying to North America is you're welcome in our country and we want you to visit," he said.
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Unlike her, he has not become the subject of Republican attack ads and is welcome in districts across the country.
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"The ignorance and intolerance he has espoused are not welcome in Chicago," Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said in a statement.
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Biden received a warm welcome in Selma on Sunday at an event marking the anniversary of the civil rights march.
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That message might be welcome in American coal country, but the industry's future in the United States is not promising.
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This sense of chaos is welcome in a medium that has so often been a model of measure and control.
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Maduro in July had said Marquez and Santrich, whose location at the time was not known, were welcome in Venezuela.
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Those with chronic back pain, arthritis or a bum hip might not feel so welcome in a power vinyasa class.
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Mothers are not welcome in wedding-dress fitting rooms, it seems, not even in rooms as large as this one.
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Germans usually welcome in the new year with fireworks at midnight and people are allowed to buy and launch fireworks.
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Biden's blue collar credentials make him welcome in a race where Lamb has asked most national Democrats to stay away.
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In August 2015, she declared that all Syrian refugees stuck in the Balkans and Southern Europe were welcome in Germany.
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He has responded to protests by meeting with Jewish community leaders reassuring Jewish people they are welcome in the party.
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Some furious German politicians have urged Chancellor Angela Merkel to tell Mr. Erdogan that he is not welcome in Germany.
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The most frequent targets of the dehumanizing rhetoric of the Trump campaign — immigrants and refugees — found welcome in many communities.
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"Investors must know they're welcome in Italy," Di Maio said adding he hoped a solution could be found over Ilva.
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It's a dangerous message for the party to send that to be pro-life you aren't welcome in the party.
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When Trump was elected, the mayors of many American major cities joined the anti-Trump "resistance" by proudly declaring themselves sanctuary cities — as a way to reassure immigrant residents that while they might not feel welcome in America writ large, they would always be welcome in New York or Chicago or any number of cities.
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The MAP is welcome in Bengaluru, the members of VAG Forum insist, but they are against it taking over the VAG.
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The Trump administration and several House Republicans have made it clear that poor immigrants are not welcome in the United States.
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The court's decision sends a message that Muslim women are not welcome in the workforce and by extension, the public sphere.
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It was a rough-and-tumble welcome in the arena for a candidate who has gamely sidestepped attacks in previous debates.
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"Let me be clear: These cowardly acts of hate aren't welcome in Boston or anywhere else in this country," she said.
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While it's not a surprise that Trump does well in his home state, a victory is surely welcome in his headquarters.
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If a strong dollar is cheered in Tokyo and Frankfurt, it is rather less welcome in emerging markets—for three reasons.
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They were greeted by an army of protesters who were there to demonstrate that hateful ideologies aren't welcome in public spaces.
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Approval of the bill would have helped make Italy's second-generation immigrants feel welcome in the country they regard as home.
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Pope Francis is "terrific", Trump told Tusk and Juncker, and his welcome in Saudi Arabia was "beyond anything anyone's ever seen".
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"Trump is not welcome in Britain," said Grish Gregoran, 58, a shopkeeper who took the day off to attend the protests.
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Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa received a somber welcome in the hard-hit mountain community of Chimanimani near the border with Mozambique.
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The burkini made headlines last year when French beaches attempted to ban them (unsuccessfully), but luckily they're welcome in Phucket, Thailand.
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Top brands like Lenovo, Apple, Samsung, and others are all heavily discounted just in time to welcome in the newfound sunshine.
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He found some comfort in a warmer welcome in Russia after 1989, and commissions for several brooding monuments to Stalin's victims.
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In Mr Wellershoff's practice, those who have not felt welcome in their own lives react "allergically" to the term "welcome culture".
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The only problem is that Mr. Dostum, who has been accused of war crimes, is not welcome in the United States.
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But the president was given a warm welcome in Doonbeg where the hotel he bought five years ago supports local employment.
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"We will drive home the message that white supremacy is not welcome in Murfreesboro," the group posted on Facebook Saturday night.
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He told me he feels welcome in this city, even though it's in the heart of Germany's most right-wing region.
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"Every New Yorker should feel safe and welcome in our city - and this starts with our city buildings," said the mayor.
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In March, demonstrators gathered outside Parliament in a protest intended to show that Jews no longer felt welcome in the party.
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NYC & Company spent much of last year trying to counter the sense that tourists were not welcome in the United States.
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Nicolas Sarkozy, the president at the time, claimed the veils oppressed women and said they were "not welcome" in the country.
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Just who was welcome in that west-facing "haven," Greg Grandin explains, was never as simple as Americans liked to proclaim.
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" Shunning anti-abortion Democrats, he said, was "how we got President Trump — people felt like they weren't welcome in the party.
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Crosby's weekly radio series, "Kraft Music Hall," had made his voice as welcome in the American living room as Franklin Roosevelt's.
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Anomalies like that are particularly welcome in this banking and industrial capital, a city hardly known for a laid-back attitude.
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Escobar linked the President's rhetoric about immigrants to the violence, saying Trump was not welcome in the city after the attack.
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Patriots star Devin McCourty said he wouldn't go that year because he didn't think he'd feel welcome in the White House.
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Known for his ardently hawkish military views, Bolton has not received the same warm welcome in establishment political and military circles.
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Welcome, in these Brexit-tossed times, to King's Cross, and to one of London's most fascinating stories of adversity and renewal.
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Argentine President Alberto Fernandez, inaugurated on Tuesday, had said before taking office that leftist Morales would be welcome in the country.
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Welcome in 2020 and the start of a brand new decade with January's full moon, the Wolf Moon, on January 10.
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Trump's win drew a cautious welcome in Syria, which has entered its fifth year of war between rebels and Assad's forces.
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Those told they're not welcome in Corbyn's party include the author and philanthropist J.K. Rowling, a major donor to past leaders.
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Germans usually welcome in the new year with fireworks at midnight and private persons are allowed to buy and launch fireworks.
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All people are welcome in the Forest Preserves of Cook County and no one should feel unsafe while visiting our preserves.
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Do we want to be a country that continues to welcome in diversity and be a place that offers opportunities for all?
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These are especially welcome in smaller cities or sections of cities without robust public transit, where Uber and Lyft can fill gaps.
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It's also the percentage of the refugees the US should welcome in the wake of any humanitarian crisis, wherever it takes place.
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Just back from a trip to China, she notes that many students wanted to know if they were still welcome in America.
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But he gave up after the Polish government said he wasn't welcome in the country, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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She says that in some neighbourhoods women are not welcome in certain cafés, and eating out during Ramadan has become "very dangerous".
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German cars are already more welcome in China, for example, as Beijing's tariff rates on those vehicles are currently at 15 percent.
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Later this morning Trump is expected to get a warm welcome in Warsaw's historic Krasinski Square, where he'll address the Polish people.
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These hard working, tax-paying people now feel like they are no longer welcome in the country they have made their home.
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"I think, if anything it's a way to help marginalized folks (women, trans, fem) feel welcome in our community," @mzbat told me.
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The one that grabbed the most headlines was Hawking's claim that he no longer feels welcome in America under the Trump administration.
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Indiana's Republican governor, Michael Pence, has made it clear that refugees from one mostly Muslim country are not welcome in the state.
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Then-president Nicolas Sarkozy said that the veil "is not welcome in France" in a state of the nation speech in 2009.
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May's spokesman told reporters Trump was welcome in London and that the invitation to visit had been accepted, although no date agreed.
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If the Brooklyn Museum's visitor numbers are to be taken seriously, then audiences of color seem to feel welcome in the institution.
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While discussion is typically welcome in science, experts fear that Pruitt (who is already a climate change skeptic) will prioritize cynical voices.
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The trail's million-strong invasion comes armed with open wallets, which are welcome in trail towns still reeling from the Great Recession.
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People who are not white are more than welcome in leadership positions, so long as they don't disrupt the white status quo.
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Scientific evidence for health tech products is welcome in a field that can and does move much faster than the medical establishment.
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Thousands of protesters, holding signs that read "Words matter" and "President Hate is not welcome in our state," held a solemn march.
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In return, Trump took it upon himself to let the first-term senator know that he's no longer welcome in the party.
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The intern photo also raises another key question: Who will be welcome in the future to serve in the United States government?
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With his signature call for a political revolution, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont received a rowdy welcome in both California and Nevada.
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Brave leaders who share America's values and interests should be at least as welcome in Washington as genocidal dictators who threaten them.
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Terrell Owens, another talented receiver, wore out his welcome in five cities on his way to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Big crowds please Trump Trump was offered an elaborate welcome in India that satisfied his appetite for large crowds and striking displays.
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Terrell Owens, another talented receiver, wore out his welcome in five cities on his way to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Israelis have their hands full at home, and the Israeli military would not be welcome in places America might be at war.
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McAuliffe said that those who harbor such hateful views are not welcome in the United States, let alone his state of Virginia.
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Trudeau has aired his differences with Trump -- for example, he said refugees are welcome in Canada after Trump pushed his travel ban.
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What -- has it changed enough that now you're welcome in communities that were solid democratic areas that I think really abhor banks?
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They are expressing solidarity People started writing supportive messages using the hashtag #TheyAreUs to signal that Muslims are welcome in New Zealand.
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The van Amstels, who identify as spiritual, told the Washington Post that they have always felt welcome in their predominantly Mormon community.
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Many neighbors said those attitudes were no longer welcome in Hampden, even if people who hold racist views might still be around.
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In a statement, Freeland said the ambassador was no longer welcome in Canada and that Venezuela's charge d'affaires is persona non grata.
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In perhaps an all-too-cheesy moment, Vincent tells Paul that everyone, regardless of sex, gender, or orientation, is welcome in his bar.
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Mr. Obama received a warm welcome in Louisiana, the second state that he has visited since delivering the State of the Union address.
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Fumble issues wore out his welcome in Washington after two seasons, where he coughed up the ball eight times, losing six of them.
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Life Is Good Dogs are always welcome in the offices of this company, because they are part of what makes life so good.
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The warmth of the welcome in Niltepec stood in deliberate, stark contrast to Trump's hostility, said Jorge Luis Fuentes, a senior town official.
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It's a beautiful tribute to figures regarded as elders and heroes, but it doesn't make Crowe feel any more welcome in Oak Lawn.
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It's a toned-down and warm slice of ambient techno, equally welcome in an after-hours DJ set, or listening on your headphones.
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With pups welcome in many bars, restaurants, tourist attractions and outdoor parks, Scotland may be the most dog friendly country we've ever visited.
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"Anybody from any level of dance background or any level of physical ability is more than welcome in the company," she says, beaming.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle received (another!) royal welcome in Scotland on the eve of their first Valentine's Day as an engaged couple.
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So, before you show your grief and old skincare regimen the door, try to remember when their presence was welcome in your life.
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Antonio felt much more welcome in Mexico for a variety of reasons, but mostly because Mexicans really appreciated what he put out there.
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That lack of self-seriousness is hugely welcome in the current blockbuster climate — and another link between this franchise and the Marvel movies.
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Myanmar's soldiers have received a warm welcome in the towns of the Bamar heartland where most of the light infantry divisions are based.
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With his silky moves and electric personality, Mitchell soon rose to prominence as a swing dancer, receiving a star's welcome in every city.
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Hollywood star Vin Diesel arrived in India for the first time on Thursday and was treated to a grand traditional welcome in Mumbai.
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The yen touched Y100/$ overnight, a strengthening that will not be welcome in Tokyo, where the economy is weak and deflationary pressures remain.
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Since then, Assange's status has remained in question but his welcome in the embassy and by the government of Ecuador has worn thin.
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Schwartz allowed that the cream would add a velvety deliciousness, one that would be welcome in Jewish homes if the laws allowed it.
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Like most people in Cork, Mr. Harrington, 53, said international companies — and the jobs they created — were more than welcome in the city.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Thursday said Trump's incoming administration will be welcome in the Syrian peace process after the truce's implementation.
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And a growing number of defensive designs in cities worldwide target and discourage people who are homeless from feeling welcome in public space.
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Anyone driving an older car or an old motorcycle will no longer be welcome in the streets of the French capital on weekdays.
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Like many Syrians, I would say that Ms. Muthana and Ms. Begum are not welcome in Syria and they must leave our country.
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The country will need capital to recover from its dire economic crisis, they said, and Russian companies would be welcome in the reconstruction.
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Mr. Trump mostly avoided London on his last visit, when protesters made it clear that he would not be welcome in the capital.
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Artist Jennifer Ling Datchuk's "Live to Die" (280110) filled several shelves with stacks of red doormats that say "welcome" in Chinese and English.
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In the earliest days of the Syrian civil war, some of the first refugees leaving Syria faced a receptive welcome in European countries.
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Older women, people with multiple visible tattoos and people that don't fit into the traditional corporate cubicle are welcome in the weed industry.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium's soccer team received a hero's welcome in Brussels on Sunday, after achieving their best-ever World Cup result in Russia.
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With the reception of the current Apple design, a simpler, easier-to-use option sounds like it'd be welcome in places beyond Switzerland.
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You are most welcome in the U.S. Perhaps we could even meet here at Camp David when you have straightened out your affairs.
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Trump on Thursday said that he "totally disavows" the racial undertones of Duke's criticism, adding that they are not welcome in national discourse.
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Yet what he evokes even more keeningly is a rage he finds almost welcome in a land known for its quietism and restraint.
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Her positivity was stubborn but welcome in that room, where my parents and I didn't even notice that the sun had gone down.
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Read: Donald Trump just fired Rex Tillerson on Twitter It's unclear if Pompeo's more aggressive approach will be welcome in the State Department.
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Duque accuses Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro of sheltering leftist rebels and crime gangs, while Maduro has said former commanders are welcome in his country.
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Gates' introduction video to the service didn't involve him dressing up as Austin Powers, but it did include a 12-word welcome in Mandarin.
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Solidarity is always welcome in a strike, but it's hard to draw a clear, straight line from the workers' demands to the Buy button.
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Parents, made to feel welcome in the schools, were conscripted to help with their children's homework and reinforce the schools' high expectations for them.
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One item, is it needs to build up relationships with other European countries, and make all foreigners to feel welcome in the UK again.
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Liu also said that nobody benefited from a trade war, and that U.S. companies are especially welcome in China and will be treated well.
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"We want to send a really clear message that these folks are not welcome in Tennessee," Haslam told reporters on Friday, reports the Tennessean.
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Valls may have said Islam is welcome in France, but let's be clear: The only Islam acceptable in France today is an invisible Islam.
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America discourages Chinese tech firms from operating at scale within its borders and American companies like Facebook and Twitter are not welcome in China.
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The brevity is especially welcome in the festival context, when many APAP visitors and New York performance-lovers have already perhaps seen too much.
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He added that private investors are always welcome in the country, "but infrastructure of strategic importance must be in the hands of the state".
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They then accompany them to Horse Guards Parade where a full ceremonial welcome in the presence of the Queen and Prince Philip takes place.
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They can be treasure trove of information and uses that can make life so much simpler, which is more than welcome in today's world.
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While the precipitation is welcome in the drought-stricken state, the fact that the precipitation is coming all at once is a significant concern.
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"The president, his policies, are sending out a message to the world that international students may not be welcome in the U.S." Paxson said.
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Francis was greeted with a banner reading "Welcome" in a variety of languages as he walked down a makeshift aisle to celebrate the Mass.
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For the album Welcome in the Void, it was obvious that Yoshida Tatsuya was the one for recording a more than one-hour track.
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This camp continues to revisit the notion of a potentially "moderate" regime changing its behavior and being more welcome in the broader global community.
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President Trump did his part, returning to a mixed welcome in New York to kick off the city's 103th annual Veterans Day Parade, above.
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The family pledged Thursday to reopen Soufi's restaurant on Friday and send a message that immigrant-owned businesses are welcome in Canada's largest city.
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"But you know, as has been the case always in the past, the president of the United States is welcome in Ireland," he said.
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"All people are welcome in the Forest Preserves of Cook County and no one should feel unsafe while visiting our preserves," the agency said.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders tried to put out the blazing controversy by saying Trump was grateful for a wonderful welcome in Britain.
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President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you commit yourself to compassionate, democratic policies that recognize the dignity of all of us.
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"Sexual assault survivors have persevered through trauma, and their resilience is a character quality we respect, honor and welcome in Oakland," Mayor Schaaf said.
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He embarked on an international tour in 1954, supported by the Roberto Ingles Orchestra, and received a hero's welcome in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay.
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"Being queer in this world is lonely," says Moira Lavelle, a founding member of LGBTQI+ Refugees Welcome in Greece, an organization based in Athens.
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Israel's decision to expose those out to hurt us sends a clear message: Those who seek our destruction are not welcome in our home.
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They offer a "friendly" warning that bushy beards and Islamic clothing are not welcome in China and include photos of prohibited dress and jewelry.
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I have never thought twice about referencing the box, I guess because I am a weakling who would not be welcome in your home.
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The business is welcome in this region of Vermont, which struggles with high rates of poverty and unemployment compared with the state over all.
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"They're trying to prove a point," he said, adding that Mr. Bohen wasn't really welcome in the G.O.P. either, since he supports Mr. Heastie.
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" For the "last two years we've really focused on what are the core elements of infrastructure to develop to really welcome in foreign investment.
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He was still welcome in China, however, and he and his wife for several years made a living conducting tours of China for Americans.
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Cowen analyst Viven Azer called the CEO change "welcome" in a note on Friday morning, and maintained her market perform rating on the stock.
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Non-EU providers are welcome in Europe as long as they comply with the rules, Europe's industry chief Thierry Breton told a news conference.
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The Pope's visit comes at a pivotal time for Greece and sends a clear message on the Vatican's stance: Refugees are welcome in Europe.
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Passing federal legislation now would send a powerful message: anti-Semitism is not welcome in America and Israel is our great friend and ally.
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The story, published Friday, details how Pruitt allegedly overstayed his welcome in a Washington, D.C., condo owned by the wife of a prominent lobbyist.
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Disappointment with the Trump administration is spreading among European diplomats, and Rex Tillerson, the U.S. secretary of state, received a chilly welcome in Brussels.
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He was still welcome in China, however, and he and his wife for several years made a living conducting tours of China for Americans.
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" Others faced harsh judgment from long-cherished friends: "I had a dear friend...tell her family...I was no longer welcome in their home.
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As long as black workers were not welcome in the union, and treated unfairly by it, they would be a potential source of strikebreakers.
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At the time, he said, his parents were regularly told by real estate agents that Asian families were not welcome in the Richmond District.
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At a time when he often wasn't welcome in the neighborhoods where he was designing, he had to be better than all the rest.
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Last week, Saudi Arabia, the Unites States, Russia and Kuwait refused to use the word "welcome" in association with the findings of the report.
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It might be as simple as telling the world you're no longer welcome in America, and you should take your hopes, dreams, and talent elsewhere.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg received a less than warm welcome in Washington, DC, where he testified before a joint hearing of two Senate committees Tuesday.
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Despite what certain politicians might say, they certainly didn't think that they were going to get DREAMer status or would be welcome in any way.
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That's a long way off, of course, but the advances are welcome in and of themselves; they also contribute to our understanding of bat flight.
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LinkedIn "was a monopoly in their respective space, whereas I see Facebook losing share to Snapchat and overstaying its welcome in other niches," Left said.
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Mostly she hid away with her cats and plants and her lover Connie Gonzales, which was difficult also, as lesbians weren't exactly welcome in Texas.
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Providing choices across media that simultaneously honor the past and welcome in neophytes is a balancing act that's built into this already intensely competitive business.
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While the ice cream might have been welcome in the warm weather, Camilla admitted that what she really wanted was a swim in the water.
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As the internet has gone from being a Wild West to a sanitized corporate playground, pornography has become vastly less welcome in most mainstream corners.
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Rather, it is an assertion that many Americans, from President Obama to many of our neighbors and colleagues, are not welcome in their own country.
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" Pelosi on Monday called on House Republican leaders to condemn King's comments, saying they "must decide whether white supremacy is welcome in the GOP ranks.
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Literally every person in this town embraces all that is metal for this weekend, and makes us all very comfortable and welcome in their home!
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"We are a global company and that we have a global community and that everybody is welcome in that community," Carl said during the AMA.
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"Almost half of the people we see in our clinic are refugees, because they tell us they don't feel welcome in government clinics," he added.
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" Lizzo said her goal is for everyone who has ever felt less than because of their race or sexuality to feel welcome in her "movement.
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The Trump administration, seduced by an effusive Saudi welcome -- in sharp contrast to anything provided his predecessor, Barack Obama -- may be taking the wrong road.
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At the same time, even in Graham's formulation, he is agreeing that Trump sees refugees from Somalia as only contingently welcome in the United States.
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The iconic dermatologist told Insider she withholds certain information from patients in an attempt to make them feel more comfortable and welcome in her office.
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The Texas Democrat, who represents El Paso, said that as residents mourn the dead and try to heal, Trump is "not welcome" in her city.
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The big picture: Starbucks says the training day is the first step in a longer process aimed at helping customers "feel welcome" in the store.
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DE, said Chinese foreign direct investment in Germany was welcome in principle but Kuka was an exception because of its role in the industrial Internet.
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"At Staples, we want all customers to feel welcome in our stores, and work with our associates to foster an inclusive culture," the company said.
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" Early on Monday, Mr. Tillerson spent several hours in Ndjamena, Chad, where he insisted that the people of Chad were "welcome in the United States.
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All this is not news to European Jews, who for some time have been feeling less and less safe and welcome in their home countries.
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Chefs I spoke with almost uniformly agreed that they were no longer wanted in the president's house even as its denizens were welcome in theirs.
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As the civilians fled, one soldier singled her out, saying, "You're not welcome in Myanmar," and smashing her elbow with the butt of his rifle.
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Health Department regulations being what they are, Winston would not be welcome in the cafe, and Ms. Brownridge did not want to leave him outside.
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" The Catskills as recreation center was born, Mr. Conway said, because "Jews were not welcome in a lot of areas, so they created their own.
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British MP David Lammy also issued a harsh condemnation of the retweets, saying the president was not welcome in the U.K. Trump sharing Britain First.
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However, the budget fails to advance some of the cost-saving measures that would be more than welcome in an era of trillion-dollar deficits.
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The Waugh brothers toiled away at the Hôtel Welcome in Villefranche, along with Igor Stravinsky, Serge Diaghilev and Jean Cocteau, who was hooked on opium.
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North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory's office released a statement saying he agreed with Obama that Britons are welcome in the state and would receive hospitality.
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The president on Monday received a warm welcome in India, where he announced a $3 billion defense deal and toured the Taj Mahal at sunset.
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"For the people of France, who gave the Statue of Liberty to the American people, Trump is not welcome in Paris," according to the post.
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But to their surprise, Joe and Tanna Edwards, the local couple who volunteered to take them in, made sure they felt welcome in their new home.
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But I didn't necessarily always feel welcome in the late 1970s and early '80s, which is one reason why I have no nostalgia for that time.
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I haven't spoken to her since; he's spoken to her twice since, both times to tell her she's not welcome in our lives until she apologizes.
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Like Sasha, canine guests are welcome in most areas of the hotel, including the rooftop lounge which has been transformed into a Nordic village for winter.
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He received a warm welcome in Saudi Arabia, where he strongly condemned Iran, the Saudis' arch-rival in the region, and signed a $110bn arms deal.
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"We no longer want the total anarchy of tourist buses in Paris....Buses are no longer welcome in the very heart of the city," Gregoire said.
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If anything, the physical costumes and practical effects of Prospect feel particularly welcome in a world where an abundance of CG imagery is still the norm.
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Another is that women often don't feel welcome in scientific fields — and the reaction to Bouman's picture reveals hostility many women scientists face all the time.
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That, coupled with a fear they are no longer welcome in Scunthorpe, persuaded her to move back to Poland last month, after nine years in Britain.
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Historically, even the "anti-amnesty" politicians who opposed comprehensive immigration reform stressed that immigrants were welcome in America as long as they came (and stayed) legally.
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The ban has also sparked a conflict of identity for many French Muslim women who no longer feel welcome in the country they were born in.
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Trump's feuds with Ms. May and other British officials have left him in a strange position: feted in Beijing and Riyadh but barely welcome in London.
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It took seven months for Steve Bannon to wear out his welcome in the White House, but the magazine thinkfluencer circuit appears even more cut-throat.
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So it can indeed be dangerous to overstay one's welcome in these names and we have been harvesting our longs in the space for that reason.
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Several local journalists sat through the court proceedings, with the verdict welcome in a country where many feel those targeting journalists have not been held accountable.
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When VIDA was renewed for a second season, DBH announced that the show was not welcome in the barrio, planning demonstrations to disrupt on-location shoots.
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One thing that's not changing: the employees still welcome in the first shoppers with thunderous applause and hand them free t-shirts marking the store's opening.
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Since the beginning of this administration, DOI has been sending signals that offshore wind development was welcome in the U.S., and businesses planned and invested accordingly.
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Hate is never welcome in NYC and we will punish those responsible — whether they threw punches or incited violence — to the fullest extent of the law.
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At the same time, some moderation might be welcome in a market that is moving too fast for anyone's good — "buyers and sellers alike," Martin said.
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In Saturday's speech Merkel made it clear that refugees were welcome in Germany even though she conceded there could not be a repeat of the influx.
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Another hurdle, as "Bombshell" makes clear, is that a female performer who subverted expectations — who was smart and not just lovely — wasn't welcome in the world.
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Li was reacting to an article posted by state media outlet People's Daily which said Google was welcome in China but must abide by local laws.
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In AmCham's business climate survey, three-quarters of respondents said they felt less welcome in China, a slight drop from levels in the previous two years.
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President Trump, who received a rapturous welcome in Riyadh last month, welcomed the blockade of an American ally, a stunning policy reversal that seemingly happened overnight.
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"If you see the future here in Serbia, consider yourself welcome in our country," Mr. Vucic told the boy as about a dozen journalists looked on.
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"Beggars" and "vagrants" are not welcome in Parkhurst, South Africa, a mostly white, middle-class suburb of about 5,000 on the outskirts of Johannesburg's inner city.
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AmCham's 2016 survey of its members showed that 81 percent of its companies felt less welcome in China than before, up from 77 percent in 2015.
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Last month, U.S. governors and mayors sought to reassure foreign companies that they remained welcome in the country despite President Donald Trump's controversial "America First" rhetoric.
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His rapturous welcome in both countries suggested that the United States could make a new start with allies who had grown restive during the Obama administration.
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NEW DELHI — As Indians savored Prime Minister Narendra Modi's effusive welcome in the White House Rose Garden this week, another, less friendly image kept stubbornly interfering.
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The book begins with Wilson's victorious welcome in Europe for the Treaty of Versailles; the rest follows like a haunted Shakespearean tragedy in vivid novelistic prose.
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In fact, some of these crabs may have had a warm welcome in mind; female ghost crabs initially judge a male's desirability by his burrow's entrance.
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Mr. Garris, now a church pastor, said black people were not welcome in certain communities in the county, and needed to be cautious around white people.
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Mohammed has been helping the family resettle into a new home, translates for them, and makes them feel welcome in a country that has rejected him.
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Assad has said Iranian forces are welcome in the country, after years of military victories that have brought large parts of it back under his control.
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But, there's one wretched creation the American Empire has imposed upon the world that is not welcome in the Sceptr'd Isle of Britain—The Pumpkin Spice Latte.
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The President will receive a Ceremonial Welcome in the Buckingham Palace Garden and The President, accompanied by The Prince of Wales, will inspect the Guard of Honour.
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It's exactly the type of side feature that I welcome in these games: additive, without being overly time consuming (as was Super Training) but also ultimately optional.
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Thirty-some years later, we're ready to welcome in this new year with a return to bright, badass makeup that takes us out of our comfort zone.
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What the Thetas lacked in image quality they made up for in ease of use, and any continuation of that is welcome in such a new format.
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The results are mixed, but altogether the exhibition offers a fresh view of globalism, which is especially welcome in light of the fraught political debates about Israel.
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Francis invited Gutierrez to the Vatican last September for a private meeting, which many took as a symbolic gesture that liberation theology was now welcome in Rome.
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Others said they gravitated towards DIY venues like the Ghost Ship because they were from minority communities and did not feel safe or welcome in other spaces.
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The addition seems to muddy the message that lobbyists are not welcome in the budding administration, leaving many on K Street wondering what role they will play.
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She told our photog, Colin, Trump is sending a message to people who come from other countries like hers that they are not welcome in America. Rep.
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A colleague, for example, has recently written about"seven kinds of kindness," small actions that people are taking to help refugee populations feel more welcome in America.
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In the days before the Missouri's arrival, Turks scrubbed the streets and taxis, spiffed up the brothels, and strung the word WELCOME in lights throughout the city.
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By then, Pangaud knew that I wasn't planning a culinary career, but he was fond of me, and said that I was always welcome in his kitchen.
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A wave of new asylum-seekers would not be welcome in the current American political climate, said Christopher Reeve Linares, a freelance journalist who has covered Venezuela.
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Two young men accused of setting the fire were immediately released, returning to a hero's welcome in the community, Christians from the village said in interviews here.
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Ivanka, also an informal adviser to her father, received a warm welcome in India's high-tech hub of Hyderabad with all the trappings of a state guest.
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She wrote that anyone who owned a high-powered semiautomatic rifle similar to the one used in Orlando was not welcome in either of her two restaurants.
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A group of progressive Jewish leaders penned an open letter over the weekend telling the Trump he is not welcome in Pittsburgh until he denounces white nationalism.
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New Yorkers won't be bullied by Jeff Bezos, and if Amazon is unwilling to respect workers and communities they will never be welcome in New York City.
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As they embark on their first date, the shadow of exile — to lose a homeland and not feel quite welcome in the new one — sweeps over them.
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And the changes that came with iPadOS that boosted slipover, split and the home screen were welcome in that they made the whole device feel more flexible.
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And Mr. Kim probably wouldn't get the same welcome in Seoul that Mr. Moon received in Pyongyang, where tens of thousands lined the streets to greet him.
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"A person who incites racial hatred and foments social tensions in Europe isn't welcome in Montreal," tweeted Mayor of Montreal Denis Coderre about the comedian on Friday.
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Mr. Indiana told friends that, as a gay man living alone on the island, he had not felt particularly welcome in the years after he moved there.
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That's welcome in a fitness tracker, but smartwatches are expected to fill a more luxurious niche, and those choices made previous Versas feel cheaper than they are.
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Captain Marvel, one of the formidable heroines of the Marvel universe, will be getting a hero's welcome in a new comic-book series that begins in January.
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"Chinese business leaders need to understand that if they make a Faustian pact with their government, they will not be welcome in the international community," said Langevin.
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Despite the partial ban, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told Chinese state-run media CGTN in April that the company was still welcome in her country.
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Downstairs from Dr. Arthur's office, a group of European undergraduates in the corner of a noisy cafe said they'd felt less welcome in Britain since the referendum.
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The pope has received a warm welcome in Colombia, a majority Roman Catholic nation that is known for its macho culture and high levels of gender violence.
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The approach means non-EU providers are welcome in Europe as long as they comply with the rules, Europe's industry chief Thierry Breton told a news conference.
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Morales arrived in Argentina two days after the inauguration of President Alberto Fernandez who had said before taking office that Morales would be welcome in the country.
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Trump sat near the front of the ornate, burgundy-draped courtroom as Chief Justice John Roberts offered him and the first lady a "warm welcome" in opening remarks.
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"They don't feel as welcome in the United States," said Sorenson, saying their apprehension is "affecting the coastal markets," such as New York and Los Angeles, the most.
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"The U.N. refugee agency and donors should press Kenya to publicly reassure Somalia refugees they are welcome in Kenya until it safe for them to return," he added.
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But their campaigns have alarmed Republican leaders, with state and national GOP figures now speaking out against them and making clear they are not welcome in the party.
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That'd be welcome in Windows 10 or MacOS, but Chrome is supposed to be less demanding to begin with and the i5-8250U can and should be overkill.
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The Saudi foreign minister quickly responded that these visitors were not welcome in his country, while knowing full well that many Israelis visit the kingdom under the radar.
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"Haitians are not welcome in Chile," says Edward Sultán, who works for An Nou Pale ("Let's Talk") Foundation, a charity that helps black people integrate into Chilean society.
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"It is not acceptable to hang signs telling certain people they are not welcome in stores, beaches, parks, or workplaces," said Noa Mendelsohn Aviv, CCLA's equality program director.
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" Such an approach would appear to be welcome in China, where widely-read state-run tabloid The Global Times said: "Both sides should learn to be good listeners.
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None of this means the new Silk Road will be efficient, nor does it mean China's plans will always be welcome in countries suspicious of its expanding reach.
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In November, Khan said Trump was not welcome in London after the president used his Twitter account to share anti-Islam videos from a U.K. far-right group.
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Varadkar said in a recent interview that the president of the United States is welcome in Ireland, but that he would respect the rights of citizens to protest.
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People who developed strains and techniques for growing and have had to pay for their commitment to cannabis with their freedom are not welcome in the new market.
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" The announcement echoed an open letter from a group of local Jewish leaders who told Trump: "You are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you fully denounce white nationalism.
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" In "A Kosher Christmas," Rabbi Joshua Plaut writes that Jewish customers were welcome in Chinese restaurants because "Chinese owners and waiters had no history of prejudice toward Jews.
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For the same reasons, day trippers looking for bucolic, socially distanced hikes are no longer welcome in the ski town of Hunter N.Y., said Sean Mahoney, a councilman.
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When Trump was preparing to meet with victims of the shooting, Escobar said he was "not welcome" in the city while its residents were still mourning the dead.
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It has big weekend energy of the sort that can be welcome in the middle of the week, especially since you can cook it in under an hour.
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Among the calls for calm, the Virginia House Republican leader said anyone spreading "white supremacist garbage" is not welcome in Richmond after the state of emergency was declared.
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"The message we came here to give today is that Trump is not welcome in Britain," said shopkeeper Grish Gregoran, 58, who took the day off to attend.
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No word on if Kylie was there to witness the surgical strike, but the takeaway here is -- not ALL long dark things are welcome in Kardashian-Jenner households.
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Androsky and others called for a boycott of the Griffin, even though the bar has apologized and said no "hate group" will be welcome in a lengthy Facebook post .
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But his focus on creating a welcoming church, combined with his knack for communicating with the media, has made many LGBTQ Catholics feel more welcome in their church communities.
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But you&aposve heard and what I&aposve read from Jeffrey Toobin and other people that have said that African-Americans will no longer be welcome in elite universities.
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The irony of his current predicament is that he was not welcome in Trump World and had to force his way in, according to multiple former White House officials.
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"I'm starting to feel not very welcome in this endeavor," one said, after the Women's March posted a bell hooks quote about the need for intersectional feminism on Facebook.
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For some, the choir fulfilled a void in their lives, as they came from church choir backgrounds but, due to their sexuality, were no longer welcome in that world.
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There is talk of him starring at the UN General Assembly in New York in the autumn and Mr Trump says he will be welcome in the White House.
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"The reason you saw the rapid response from the U.N. mission is Zarif wants to make sure he's still welcome in the country when he flies home," said Rome.
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The British physicist Stephen Hawking fears he will not be welcome in the United States because of his criticism of how President Donald Trump is treating the country's scientists.
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The message the displaced Arabs receive with such apparent destruction and displacement is that they are no longer welcome in some of the areas that Kurdish forces now control.
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Portugal, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, returned home to a heroes' welcome in Lisbon a day after the team's upset triumph over France in the final of the European Championships.
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So while Sharapova's might get a lukewarm welcome in the locker room there is no question the money men will welcome her back with open arms, not least Porsche.
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This would not be welcome in Tokyo, where policymakers are struggling to kill off deflation once and for all, stoke inflation, reflate the economy and heal the banking system.
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More than 22019,000 people have signed a petition from the Pittsburgh affiliate of Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice, telling Trump he's not welcome in the city.
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Aspiring transgender military service members in several U.S. states told Reuters they were pushing ahead with enlistments despite lingering uncertainty about whether they would be welcome in the future.
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"We are absolutely clear that everyone is made in the image of God and that all should find a welcome in their parish church," said Henderson in a statement.
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On Wednesday, the Sonoma County sheriff, Rob Giordano, said at a news conference that everyone was welcome in shelters, and that no questions about immigration status would be asked.
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She was a key architect of Mr. Trump's first foreign trip, which was viewed as a major success after he received a lavish welcome in Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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This echoes his vigorous anti-Trump performance at the BET Hip Hop Awards in October, in which he said that Trump supporters were no longer welcome in his fandom.
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Elsewhere, most Edinburgh shows are too short to wear out their welcome, in a landscape where anything running even close to two hours leaves panicky playgoers checking their watches.
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Saying he wanted new citizens to feel more welcome in the USA, the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host introduced six immigrants from Mexico, Tunisia, and other parts of the world.
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"The advantage is that I can always say that I wish everyone a heartfelt welcome in the name of the captain and the crew," he told De Telegraaf newspaper.
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This repetitive exclusion isn't just a hashtag, it's a painful reality which reminds communities that they're not welcome in the prestigious white male circle that is the film awards.
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By censoring and punishing the students, the school violated their constitutional free speech rights, and sent the damaging message that supporting Black lives is not welcome in their classrooms.
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Several Jewish leaders in the city published an open letter Sunday saying Trump would not be welcome in the city unless he denounced white nationalism and stops "targeting" minorities.
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In order to have any chance of winning on 2020, Yang will have to welcome in new supporters, many of whom have never listened to Yang's appearance with Rogan.
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NORTH KOREA: As North Korea puts on a huge military parade in Pyongyang, the country's 22 Olympic athletes raised their flag at an official "welcome" in the Olympic Village.
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Even though many Democrats are growing increasingly aggravated by Sanders overstaying his welcome in the primary contest, Clinton should leave it to others to throw salt in the wound.
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Its parent company, 21st Century Fox, has board members who are still welcome in polite society — executives from companies like JPMorgan, Louis Vuitton, and Credit Suisse, who happily play along.
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More than 80 percent of those surveyed said that all Jews, including Reform and Conservative, should feel that the Western Wall belongs to them and should feel welcome in Israel.
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On National Abortion Provider Appreciation Day, and every day, we should try and take a moment to ensure our local abortion providers feel safe, supported, and welcome in our communities.
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Will Scott, a research fellow at the University of Michigan who taught at PUST in 2013 and 2015, told Reuters he felt welcome in the community despite being an atheist.
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Because Mr Poroshenko's government played a role in the ousting of Paul Manafort, at one time a senior figure in Mr Trump's campaign, it might be welcome in Washington, too.
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"While there is no legal mechanism to prevent the president from visiting, his message of hatred will never be welcome in Minneapolis," Frey said in a statement late last month.
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This came after hundreds of fans inundated her other social media profiles calling her out on the cookie incident and telling her that she isn't welcome in China at all.
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"(Dos Anjos) will never step off a plane and receive a hero's welcome in Brazil because he ran from the country of Brazil," he added during the sustained verbal attack.
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"His decision shows that discrimination against transgender students is not welcome in South Dakota," said Matt McTighe, executive director of Freedom for All Americans, an organization that supports LBGT issues.
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If you're willing to serve our country and you're among the most qualified in the nation, you should be welcome in the United States armed forces just like everyone else.
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But it is extremely simple and easy to implement — and anything which makes the voting process more transparent and verifiable, and safeguards democracy, seems very welcome in these turbulent times.
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Such a bot would be welcome in many arenas (who wasn't dived into an argument without thinking at least once in their life?), but it's worth considering potential downsides, too.
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The dry season has overstayed its welcome in many areas of the top-exporting country, and this is seen as a potential hindrance to the planting efforts that just began.
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Tech Ladies also tries to steer women into jobs that make them feel welcome, in which there's a company culture of gender equality and emphasis on benefits like family leave.
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They needed to feel welcome in their schools and it really disappoints me that we're back at square one in a lot of places after putting in so much work.
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McMullen's wealth comes thanks to the controversial practice of oil and gas fracking, which is prohibited in a couple of states and limited in others but is welcome in Texas.
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"Training for staff can identify where we may all have unconscious bias towards men and women, and help create an environment where everyone is welcome in the workplace," she adds.
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When Cathy asked operators to start having staff say "my pleasure" instead of "you're welcome" in restaurants, Robinson says it took a few years for the change to catch on.
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O'Rourke has repeatedly said Trump is not welcome in the city, which the president is scheduled to visit today after a stop in Dayton, Ohio, the site of another shooting.
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They also plan to be upfront about this mixed family's journey and said Champ will always be welcome in their home and welcome to be a part of Hope's life.
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But Friday, a day after Scalise received a hero's welcome in the Capitol, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) released this week's vote schedule that excluded the SHARE Act.
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"This is something we have to welcome in terms of access to finance, and the money will flow into country," said Dr Thaung Han, managing director at a local bank.
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I don't think cities changing per se is a problem; the problem is gentrification—the capital-driven process by which some people are made less welcome in cities than others.
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" Vicente Fox, a former president of Mexico who has frequently clashed with Mr. Trump, demanded of him: "With what authority do you proclaim who's welcome in America and who's not.
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A silent beat passes, then the room releases a huge, heavy and lengthy laugh — the type of release that is welcome in the workplace — and the group eventually moves on.
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But it's not only the smaller issues: California has come to represent a vision of government — expansive and expensive — than is not nearly as welcome in swing states like Nevada.
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Serbia's help would be particularly welcome in discouraging Republika Srpska, the Serb-dominated region of Bosnia left behind by the war there in the 1990s, from seeking to break away.
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Do you think though that there's any validity to the notion that some people in this country — black, brown, immigrant, gay, lesbian — may not feel welcome in Donald Trump's America?
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"They have ginned up this sentiment where people, because we have a difference of opinion, political opinion, that we're no longer safe or welcome in the same room," Setmayer said.
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"An agreement with North Korea which reduced tension, while clearly welcome in itself, could well mark the beginning of the end for America's longstanding preponderance in Asia," Mr. White said.
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And then there's lots of other things like self-driving along the edges, which are going to dramatically change our society in terms of ... Which are welcome, in many ways.
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So I proposed to do a piece "You're Welcome" (2016) which involved replacing the gendered signage with circular mirrors on which I wrote the words "You're Welcome" in permanent marker.
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But if protesters and voters thoroughly reject his campaign, and make it clear explicit bigotry is still not welcome in the US, another Trump-like figure may be much less likely.
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The East African regional bloc&aposs leaders later said Machar could leave house arrest in South Africa but was not welcome in any member country except to participate in peace talks.
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There's a real and compelling rhetoric of welcome in Waco: Come be a part of our community, come spend your tourist dollars, come appreciate all the New Waco has to offer.
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Speaking during a trip to the U.S., Xi said that foreign firms were welcome in China and he rebuffed concerns over China's economy which has seen growth slow in recent years.
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Women of color should feel welcome in the system just as they are — and not have to wrestle their way to the final competition only to have to dim their shine.
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That leads to a reinforcing cycle where diverse candidates from different regions and backgrounds, which might bring in their own friends to the companies, might not feel welcome in those companies.
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An additional 200 Mercedes limousines had been brought in from Jakarta for the visit, said Arif, a Muslim taxi driver, who said the Saudis would be welcome in predominantly Hindu Bali.
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Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, gave Mr Assad a warm welcome in Sochi last month, and then hosted the presidents of Iran and Turkey, both of whom support Mr Assad's continued rule.
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And on Thursday, the human rights minister in Hadi's government said a U.N. official is no longer welcome in Yemen because of that world body's alleged bias in the Houthis' favor.
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Malhi has been a member of the CrossFit ParaBellum gym for almost two years, and Renee Sedgwick said she wanted to make sure he knows he is welcome in their community.
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While public-health investigators are still studying the trend&aposs cause, Reynolds said that making LGBT kids feel welcome in their homes and communities reduces any risk they might hurt themselves.
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Take Scraggs Alley pub in Carlow, Ireland, for example — they decided to welcome in the New Year with a special offer aimed at all those partaking in the annual detoxing tradition.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel, who oversaw a welcome in Germany for about a million refugees last year, said on Monday that Islamist militants had used the wave of arrivals to infiltrate Europe.
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If President-elect Trump and the new members of Congress continue the work of making all people feel welcome in our public lands, the goal of united Americans will be furthered.
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Bertinchamps told local news that he believed he was no longer welcome in Serbia, despite being a long-term resident, because of his "critical writing about the situation in the country".
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More than 57,000 people have signed a petition from the group, the Pittsburgh affiliate of Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice, telling Trump he's not welcome in the city.
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While she deserves thanks for her years of service, the party now needs new leadership that will open the doors of the party and welcome in working people and young people.
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Lederman's comments come after a group of progressive Jewish leaders in Pittsburgh penned an open letter to Trump saying he is not welcome in the city until he denounces white nationalism.
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We must open the doors of the party to welcome in the idealism and energy of young people and all Americans who are fighting for economic, social, racial and environmental justice.
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When Trump landed to a red carpet royal welcome in Riyadh earlier this year, few could have predicted the speed with which the pair have shaken up the already polarized region.
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Poor immigrants are welcome in the U.S., Acting Director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Ken Cuccinelli said, but only if they won't ask for help from the federal government.
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Dramatically more capable, they may be all the more welcome in workplaces, and could create enormous gulfs between the performance of those who invest in them and those who do not.
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If I knew he'd be president, and America was going to be divided, or a racist country, and not a nation that I felt welcome in, I would've definitely second-guessed.
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Here, one can shut the brain off and welcome in the gratuitous violence, shock, death, and sex that lives here—where they mean what they say, and do what they mean.
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You're welcome in advance, Blumhouse—just be sure to kick us some points on the back ends once the inevitable Koosh Ball film hits theaters and destroys all box office predictions.
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Joel Embiid has worn out his welcome in some social media circles but seems to be just getting started on the court, where he is already the N.B.A.'s best center.
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Louis (Randall Park) goes to extreme measures to convince his mother she's welcome in his home, and Eddie (Hudson Yang) and Nicole (Luna Blaise) rebel against a school dance dress code.
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Opening the ceremony in the refurbished synagogue, Gideon Joffe, the head of Berlin's Jewish community, noted that he was often asked whether Jewish life is still possible and welcome in Germany.
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All a registered lobbyist has to do is file some paper and deregister, and presto, change-o, that person is no longer a lobbyist and therefore welcome in the Trump administration.
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Jörg Meuthen, a senior member of the AfD, told the German daily Welt, "We are a democratic constitutional party and Mr. Maassen would be very welcome in a democratic constitutional party."
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"We are firmly opposed to the malicious smearing and attacks against China by certain foreign journalists, who are not welcome in China," the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement Friday.
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In an interview last week with "Axios on HBO," Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said its business has to "radically shift how it grows" to avoid wearing out its welcome in cities.
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No publisher was ever more closely at my side or ever made me more welcome in his own home - the London or New York one - as if it might be mine.
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Jaskier (Joey Batey) frequently plays the comedy relief, following Geralt around despite not being welcome, in order to turn Geralt's exploits into song, sometimes breaking the fourth wall in the process.
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A former president of the synagogue, however, says Trump is not "welcome" in Pittsburgh following the shooting which was the deadliest anti-Semitic incident in US history that left 11 dead.
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As President Trump has often said, he envisions a wall with a "big, beautiful door" to welcome in those who seek to enter legally, assimilate and bring value to our nation.
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Helford noted that, while actors are not always welcome in these writerly conversations — "They're usually focused on their role and what their character's going through," he said — Gilbert was an exception.
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Make birds more welcome in your yard While manicured lawns are the look of choice for so many communities, Fitzpatrick and many other environmental advocates say they don't help nature thrive.
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Athletes from Russia -- across every sport -- won't be allowed to compete representing the nation, the Russian flag won't be flown, and officials from the country aren't welcome in PyeongChang, South Korea.
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While they initially received a friendly welcome in the country, the mood has turned and led to a backlash against migrants and helped fuel the rise of the nationalist Alternative for Germany.
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One of his most famous works, "Auld Lang Syne", is sung annually on 31 December by thousands of people in various countries, their hands linked, as they welcome in the New Year.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Ivanka Trump received a red-carpet welcome in South Korea on Friday as head of the U.S. delegation to this weekend's closing ceremony for the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.
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No formal constraints have been set as to what types of startups will be welcome in the batch that could encompass teams working on connected cars, smart homes and everything in-between.
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The most recent AmCham survey of business sentiment found most of its members reporting rising revenues and healthy profits, but 75% also saying that foreign companies have become less welcome in China.
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It is the height of British colonial arrogance for the royal couple to be cherry-picking their dream destination at a time when African migrants have never been less welcome in Britain.
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This is welcome in a world where it often seems as though every TV show should come with its own dedicated Wiki, which viewers can furrow their brows over as they watch.
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But with the new UK leader under pressure to deliver Brexit and an economic revival, it might be Chinese President Xi Jinping who can expect to see a warmer welcome in London.
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In any other administration, an official who becomes the target of an investigation into possible election meddling by a foreign power would find he is no longer welcome in the Oval Office.
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The sudden reversal has come as a shock for newly settled refugees, who have applied and been permitted official residency because they were more "welcome" in Germany compared to other European countries.
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He spoke softly of his meetings with Nasser and Nkrumah, of his tumultuous welcome in Ghana of the 2,500-pound block of a 1203,000-year-old Egyptian pyramid he had been given.
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Putin "will not be welcome" in the Capitol, said Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) just a day before the White House announced it was scuttling the idea for this fall.
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Every time politicians and commentators suggest that Muslims are not welcome in America and make grotesque generalizations about Islam and Muslims, the ISIS narrative is reinforced and more potential radicals are created.
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If Republican leaders want to show moderates that they are still welcome in the party and prevent Trump from destroying the GOP, they must coalesce behind Kasich as the alternative to Trump.
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" The Council on American-Islamic Relations said the selection of Mr. Bannon "sends the disturbing message that anti-Muslim conspiracy theories and white nationalist ideology will be welcome in the White House.
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He has been living with another man in a civil partnership in São Paulo, Brazil, for more than 20 years, but said he did not feel very welcome in any Catholic parish.
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After spending time with the Iyengars in their restaurant and their tight-knit community of Edison, we see that it's no coincidence that the word "swagath" means "welcome" in their native tongue.
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The familiar, analog sound of a Stratocaster paired with a good amp is always welcome in a music studio but a clever amped guitar like this one is a far harder sell.
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" Hepps added that the letter states Trump is not welcome in Pittsburgh until he renounces "the words and the policies and the deeds that you have done that led to this day.
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Mr. Murray and others behind the inflatable "Trump Baby" have called the balloon a "symbol of resistance" aimed at giving Mr. Trump a clear message that he is not welcome in Britain.
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The US Team The news that Bellator will stage kickboxing fight is especially welcome in the U.S., where kickboxers and Muay Thai competitors basically pay their own way to train and fight.
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Trump attended LSU's victory over archrival Alabama last month, receiving a warm welcome in Tuscaloosa after being booed at October sporting events in New York and Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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In this context, Mr. Trump's original ban, which sent a strong message that Muslims were not welcome in this country and could not be "real" Americans, amounted to free propaganda for extremists.
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And Wendy Lea, then the CEO of Cintrifuse, a nonprofit network trying to make Cincinnati the startup capital of the Midwest, admonished aspiring entrepreneurs that victims were not welcome in her world.
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Although an outright breach in relations remains unthinkable, given the depth of economic ties, the outward warmth Mr. Trump once showed Mr. Xi seems to have worn out its welcome in China.
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And our Germany bureau covered another American president's visit: former President Barack Obama got a rock-star welcome in Berlin, appearing alongside Chancellor Angela Merkel just hours before she met Mr. Trump.
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The president would also be welcome in any of the nursing homes that I represent — all of which would likely have closed had the Senate ObamaCare repeal bill passed and, as Gov.
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But here the volunteers had yellow roses, more warm coats than the newcomers would need and, a few miles away, an apartment ready with a doormat that said "welcome" in 17 languages.
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The climate policies, even a lot of the health and social policies that are considered more right or center-right over there, are not at all welcome in today's American Republican Party.
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EditorsNote: adds "Henrik" to four graf, removes "Henrik" from 13th graf Eichel leads Sabres over Rangers BUFFALO, N.Y. — Jack Eichel received a hero's welcome in his first home game of the season.
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For someone like me, who has done a lot of soul-searching over the years, ultimately coming to believe that life begins at conception, I'm no longer welcome in the women's movement.
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A review might be welcome in cash-rich countries where the ECB's ultra-easy policy has been criticized for penalizing savers and inflating bubbles in bond and property prices, for example in Germany.
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He actually talks exactly like Reynolds' character in Deadpool, though with the obscenity knob turned way down — he's brash, babbly, and funny, with a smartass energy that's welcome in such a reserved space.
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While many of Guadalajara's oldest cantinas feel like they are stuck in a time warp, one of the biggest changes to have taken place is that women are now welcome in these establishments.
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Sitting on a stoop for the shady hotel on the block, Vinny reassures Paul that he is a good bartender, but Paul isn't so sure Vinny's place is one he is welcome in.
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Although Australian LNG may be welcome in Asia, and has benefited the Australian economy with investments of A$200bn ($150bn) in a decade, it is causing unexpected problems in electricity markets back home.
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Both media coverage of women's appearance and congressional rules around women's dress are a symptom of something bigger, Dittmar noted: the fact that women still aren't completely welcome in the halls of government.
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"The appointment of Stephen Bannon as a top Trump administration strategist sends the disturbing message that anti-Muslim conspiracy theories and White nationalist ideology will be welcome in the White House," Awad added.
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Of course, she was leaving by the end of the episode, and obviously Deja was certainly welcome in the Pearson home, but how would Randall and Beth have accommodated Shauna beyond that night?
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" Skrillex paid tribute in his own post, writing, "I may not [have] had a career if it wasn't for you Keith …you made me feel welcome in a time when I needed it.
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The family had gathered at Rita's mansion to celebrate her 100th birthday, and, as per usual, Mickey found a way to overstay their welcome — even though they weren't welcome in the first place.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has promised new proposals and sketchy details seen so far have found a tentative welcome in Brussels as the sides push for a deal with 176 days to Brexit.
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"It shows that wearables are not just for the technophiles and early adopters; wearables can exist and are welcome in the mass market," writes Ramon Llamas, a research manager for IDC's wearables team.
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For decades after Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution, most Americans weren't welcome in Cuba, and the U.S. trade embargo threatened hefty fines for those who did find a way visit the off-limits island.
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And yet, even if nothing follows this film, War for the Planet of the Apes is an achievement that's especially welcome in a blockbuster landscape dotted by superheroes, reboots, and flat, unimaginative sequels.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's Davis Cup champions returned to a heroes' welcome in Buenos Aires on Tuesday after clinching their maiden title with a stunning 3-2 win over Croatia at the weekend.
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Debbie Lesko (R-Ariz.) said she believes the president should deliver the remarks at the Capitol even if Pelosi retracts the invitation, but said he's welcome in her home district if he chooses.
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The horn, uniquely welcome in both the brass and the woodwind families, is a brash but finicky device: for centuries the official instrument of the hunt, it is also capable of melting lyricism.
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His demand that foreign countries stop cheating on international trade is especially welcome in Western New York, a region devastated by the North American Free Trade Agreement and other poorly negotiated trade deals.
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His immigration speech was a hateful, anti-immigrant set of policies aligned perfectly with the centerpiece of his campaign, which has always been simple and straightforward – immigrants are not welcome in Trump's America.
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"The concern is a Chinese student just will not feel welcome in the United States and will be met with animosity and skepticism about why they are in the United States," he said.
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"We must open the doors of the party to welcome in the idealism and energy of young people and all Americans who are fighting for economic, social, racial and environmental justice," he continued.
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While many say their lives are better than in Eritrea, they have not received a warm welcome in Israel, which has struggled to cope with an influx of migrants from Eritrea and Sudan.
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While those "reactions" are usually welcome in response to a post or status update, I can't see a hug or high-five out of nowhere, with no context, inspiring anything more than bewilderment.
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Dramatically more capable, AI-enabled devices may be all the more welcome in workplaces, and could create enormous gulfs between the performance of those who invest in them and those who do not.
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A personal or autobiographical touch is always welcome in writing but forcing myself to expand my subject matter and make my style more accessible was definitely a step in the right direction professionally.
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As European cities increasingly restrict traffic in an attempt to cut alarming levels of air pollution, Formula E demonstrates what may be the auto industry's best hope for remaining welcome in urban areas.
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I have often had chickadees briefly accompany me on winter walks; their antics and familiar "chickadee-dee-dee-dee" calls are particularly welcome in the otherwise silent woodlands of late fall and winter.
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Todd Strauss-Schulson directed from a screenplay by Erin Cardillo, Dana Fox and Katie Silberman, and nobody can accuse them of overstaying their welcome, in a movie that runs less than 90 minutes.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - Former Congolese rebels who have lived in disarmament camps in Uganda since 2013 are not welcome in the country and are not Uganda's problem, a state minister told Reuters on Tuesday.
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An opinion article by Xinhua, the official news agency, last month suggested that Lotte was an accomplice in an effort to undermine China and that it was no longer welcome in the country.
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But what's surprising and welcome in Ryan Murphy's latest series is that most characters are queer without it being a focal point — and without it being a trait that defines their whole character.
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Harris could, perhaps, help another candidate increase black support if she gave them her backing — something that would be particularly welcome in the case of Buttigieg, who has struggled badly in that regard.
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Through the Second Chance Act, the federal government became a partner in state and local reentry efforts without dictating policies, and such a model would be welcome in the pretrial arena as well.
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For his part, McConnell aimed his statement squarely at dissuading would-be white supremacists in his home state who are planning a rally in Lexington by saying they are "not welcome" in Kentucky.
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Andréa Duncan-Mao, a homeowner who has lived on the block since 2002, before a wave of luxury apartments arrived, said below-market-rate housing would be welcome in the neighborhood, with caveats.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, a 1930s metal house long in need of love got a jubilant welcome in Palm Springs, California, when it arrived for a Valentine's Day debut.
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These historical markers from less than a hundred years ago serve to remind the audience how, explicitly or implicitly, we are made to feel welcome in certain environments based on our marked differences.
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Famed James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Symon said during a radio interview on Thursday that presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump won't be welcome in his Cleveland restaurants during next month's GOP convention.
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And she's connecting that to her own children, to the idea that racist attacks on her husband aren't just hurtful — they send a message to black children that they aren't welcome in this country.
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Her steely, superficial mother, Rosie (an excellent Jennifer Aniston, maybe you've heard of her), is the former champion and current pageant organizer, and never made her plus-size daughter feel welcome in that space.
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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' office responded to Turkey's comments on Thursday and Friday that coup plotters were not welcome in Greece but the country's justice system was independent and court rulings were respected.
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"I have never felt more welcome in a city in my entire life," she told the crowd at the event, which included a performance from country star Jessi Alexander and her husband Jon Randall.
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"The welcome in Cergy was really great," says Ali Tarabein, a former seed trader, who fled Syria via Turkey and the Greek island of Lesbos before making a four-day journey overland to Germany.
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When, last year, the state's governor, like many others, theatrically announced that it would not be accepting Syrian refugees (a position he was forced to reverse), Mr Terry said they were welcome in Clarkston.
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We must immediately welcome in countries like France and Belgium, which have contributed to military campaigns directed against ISIS, and consider other European nations like Germany and Spain, recent targets of extremist terror plots.
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Consider how you might secure your own home: it's locked at the entrances, but you and anyone you welcome in or give a key to will have unfiltered access to everything in your home.
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We, as leaders in government and members of Congress, have the highest responsibility to set an example and send a message that anti-Semitic and anti-Israel hate is not welcome in our nation.
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Trump's tweets sent a message to London that its ambassador, a career diplomat who was Monday branded an anti-Trump globalist by his foes back home, is no longer welcome in the White House.
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But if anyone thought that the warmth of his Buckingham Palace welcome in a successful state visit last month would cause Trump to give Britain a pass when it needed it, they were wrong.
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To this day, I am thankful Bourgeois possibly thought I was someone else and still allowed me to sit around her house all day; because of her I felt welcome in New York City.
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He outstayed his welcome in Pittsburgh, but the Raiders had been counting heavily on Brown to spark an offense that was lackluster a year ago after Gruden returned to coaching from the announcing booth.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, both Republicans, separately proclaimed that Putin would not be welcome in the U.S. Capitol if he accepted Trump's invitation to visit Washington this autumn.
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What the city is doing Law enforcement and local officials have told people to stay home and avoid the event, and issued strongly worded statements that hate and violence are not welcome in Portland.
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Whether anything concrete will emerge from the meetings in Washington is not yet clear, but in Moscow, at least, the meeting could be used to show that Russia was welcome in the White House.
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" Frey has been a critic of Trump, and when it was announced that Trump would hold a rally in the city, he said the president's "message of hatred will never be welcome in Minneapolis.
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Until then, ARM through Qualcomm is the way to get a 5G Windows laptop, and this gorgeous, 14-inch 2-in-1 device is a fine way to welcome in the new connectivity technology.
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Ppl like her aren't welcome in the US Sen Ward said this week that "the medical reality of [McCain's] diagnosis is grim," and he should consider stepping down and having her take his place.
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Even if these weren't the same sort of overt white supremacists who came to Charlottesville the previous weekend, the crowd was still determined to tell them that their MAGA hats weren't welcome in Boston.
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I grew up commuting to the city for school from a suburb my immigrant family wasn't welcome in, and was always overwhelmed by the sheer amount of cultural capital the kids around me had.
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Too bad the "Matrix Laser" system, which debuted as part of Audi's Q8 concept SUV and does everything from highlighting pedestrians to auto-dimming for the sake on oncoming cars, isn't welcome in the US.
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And sleepovers are welcome In addition to lounge chairs scattered throughout the terminals, there are welcome options for travelers in need of a shower, a nap or a place to check-in for the night.
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Key tenets of globalization including trade and immigration were among catalysts that pushed the U.K. to exit the EU last week, leading many experts to wonder whether the policy is still welcome in today's world.
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"Concerns about the business climate have grown in recent years, with foreign businesses confronting a more complex regulatory environment and questioning whether they are welcome in China," Lew told Chinese and American businesses and officials.
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McConnell, who drew Trump's ire last week over the Senate's failure to pass healthcare legislation, issued a statement saying "messages of hate and bigotry" from white supremacists should not be welcome in the United States.
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Whether or not you agree with him, this is welcome in an election campaign marked and marred by the big parties' inability to talk what Germans call Klartext, or frank sense, about the big issues.
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Interestingly, one of her proposed solutions at the time was a universal school-choice voucher to try to decouple housing and schooling, an intriguing idea that would be less than welcome in contemporary Democratic circles.
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We will always strive to make all players feel welcome in our worlds, to promote positive experiences, and to portray a bright and hopeful world in Destiny 2, and in every game world we create.
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If the source of the problem is men who are trolling the tournament and organization, it's unfair to put the burden of proof on women who are qualified and should be welcome in the event.
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Reaction from the right: Many conservatives view Google's firing of Damore as further evidence that they are not welcome in Silicon Valley, home to the companies driving a significant portion of the country's economic growth.
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On a foreign trip told primarily in images, the staff dynamics of Trump's White House have been on full view, from the lavish welcome in Saudi Arabia to the exclusive audience Wednesday with Pope Francis.
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The visits to Saudi Arabia and Israel have let Trump bask in adulation from his hosts and produce iconic images, from an elaborate welcome in Riyadh to a visit to the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
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Larry (John Dossett) and Cynthia (Jennifer Laura Thompson) are happy to have a surrogate son to fill the void left by Connor, as Evan is happy to find a welcome in a more conventional family.
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Reverend Thomas Lambrecht, who manages the United Methodist group Good News (an organization that's against same-sex marriage or gay clergy) said transgender people should be "welcome" in churches, but shouldn't be given leadership roles.
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More than 57,000 people have signed a petition as of Monday night from the group, the Pittsburgh affiliate of Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice, telling Trump he's not welcome in the city.
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She quickly apologized for it but not before hundreds of fans inundated her other social media profiles calling her out on the cookie incident and telling her that she isn't welcome in China at all.
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I MEAN, THERE WAS A BIG BREXIT WIN OVER THERE AND I WOULD IMAGINE THE PERCEPTION THAT HE'S NOT GOING TO BE WELCOME IN LONDON IS -- I'M NOT SURE IF THAT'S THE CASE OR NOT.
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The Court should refuse the temptation to water down the right to marry and leave LGBT people as second-class citizens—welcome in some stores but not others, or with unequal benefits from the government.
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Moving forward, the U.S. will stop issuing new visas to residents of the four listed nations until they agree to take back their own citizens when they are no longer welcome in the United States.
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The Charlotte City Council's meeting on Monday was held to vote on certain contracts connected with its bid, and it was intended to signal to the Republicans that they would be welcome in North Carolina.
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Other places where algorithmic predictions and efficiencies would be welcome in other days are going to reject them during an emergency response where everything needs to be deliberate and triple-checked, not clever and novel.
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"They would be much more welcome in this community if they would do their part," said Pamela Wolff, 83, a Chelsea resident who struggled to name a big-ticket Google project for the entire neighborhood.
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Luggage lockers are available for shared rooms ($7 to $10/day) (bag storage is free for private rooms); there's free Wi-Fi; and dogs up to 183 pounds are welcome in private rooms ($50 fee).
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Mr. Kurz said he had been a critic from the start of the 2015 decision by Ms. Merkel, to welcome in Syrian refugees, prompting more than 1.4 million people to stream on foot through Europe.
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The elevator bank presented its own warm welcome in the form of drawings and notes previous guests had written on colored paper, which were scattered across a message board and spilled over across the walls.
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It's worth noting that Ms. Helms, in spite of her eight years of service to the country, would no longer be welcome in the military, thanks to Donald Trump's hatin'-on-the-trans-people policy.
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The week long holiday to welcome in the Year of the Rat began on Friday, raising fears that the infection rate could accelerate as hundreds of millions of people travel to their homes and abroad.
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The week-long holiday to welcome in the Year of the Rat began on Friday, raising fears that the infection rate could accelerate as hundreds of millions of people travel to their homes and abroad.
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If you regularly experience situations where coworkers are surprised that you're able to do your job — just because you're Latina — it's going to erode your confidence until you feel no longer welcome in your workplace.
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Eighty-one percent of the 462 companies included in the survey, among them U.S. and multinational firms, said foreign business was less welcome in China than in the past, up from 77 percent in 2016.
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"There are very principled people, who are Democrats, who feel very strongly about this issue for religious reasons and when you say you're not welcome in our party I think it is exclusionary," she said.
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"Continuing his visit in Angola, The Duke of Sussex met President João Lourenço this morning to thank him for the incredibly warm welcome in his country," read a post from the Sussex Royal Instagram account.
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Patrick is welcome in the race because of the voice he brings for Democrats generally and African-Americans specifically, said Quentin James, the executive director of The Collective, a super PAC that supports black candidates.
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Though the salary would have been welcome in a family of modest means, Roberta, with the support of her parents, turned it down: She had set her sights on opera and would not be deterred.
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Beijing, China (CNN)China and Sweden are locked in an escalating diplomatic feud after a minor dispute over tourists outstaying their welcome in a hostel devolved into broad accusations of racism and official travel warnings.
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"There is a population that does not feel welcome (in traditional banks)," he told Reuters, adding the advent of digital lenders could help the government by bringing more funds out of the unregulated shadow sector.
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They're part of the GOP's attempt du jour to stoke a "civility" controversy over a Virginia restaurant owner politely informing the truth-challenged Trump spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders that she was not welcome in his establishment.
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Trump acknowledged he didn&apost feel welcome in the city, and blamed that in part on Mayor Sadiq Khan, who gave protesters permission to fly the 20-foot-tall balloon depicting Trump as an angry baby.
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New York (CNN Business)Toyota has criticized President Donald Trump's decision to declare some auto sector imports a national security threat, saying it sends a message that Japan's largest carmaker isn't welcome in the United States.
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LA will also soon be home to bike-share programs in Downtown LA, Venice and Westwood—sure to be welcome in a city that ranked an unimpressive 20213th in Walk Score's ranking of bike-friendly cities.
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Advertising vans have appeared on the streets of London, declaring that the crown prince is a "war criminal" who is not welcome in the UK. But the Saudi regime is giving as good as it gets.
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But because we're trying to build something that can also be a global payment system that works in other places, it may be less welcome in other places if it's only 223% based on the dollar.
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Conason says that on the same day as the showdown with the protestor in Philadelphia made waves, Bill Clinton enjoyed a rapturous welcome in the city from influential African Methodist Episcopal bishops from across the nation.
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All of these Sonic wannabees are best left in the past, but there is one furry hero from gaming's 16bit era that I'd certainly welcome in a DOOM—or Shadow of the Beast-style modern remake.
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It models, for young boys and men — particularly young boys and men who consume his music — that being open about your emotional life can welcome in more love, more respect, more connection to the human world.
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So while the Fed's promise to be patient will be welcome in the White House, it is an indication of how much the outlook has already deteriorated, and reinforces the reasons for investors to be cautious.
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In an interview with radio host Joe Pags that was recorded over the weekend and aired Monday, Clarke responded to the report by saying "time will tell" if he will still be welcome in the administration.
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The rapprochement is not welcome in the West, which relies on Turkey as a NATO ally that shares the hope of ending the war in Syria, and seeing that country's president, Bashar al-Assad, step down.
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Rep. Veronica Escobar of Texas, who represents El Paso, said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that President Donald Trump wasn't welcome in her community following the shooting that left at least 20 people dead and dozens injured.
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This was our welcome in Deir Ezzor, a former ISIS stronghold where the terror group besieged two Syrian government enclaves in the city's west for more than three years until its ouster about two weeks ago.
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And maybe a few of them even throw up their hands say enough's enough, figuring that if they're really not welcome in the NHL's world then they'll find somewhere else to spend their time and money.
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Mr. Obama had a rough welcome in Hangzhou on Saturday, when a dispute over the stairs he would use to exit Air Force One left him disembarking from a door in the belly of the plane.
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The fallout from that encounter was messier and sharper than what I'd experienced with the strange men, but once I had good sex, the bad sex was much more difficult to tolerate, let alone welcome in.
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The decision to give the child a non-Muslim name angered Mr. Assadullah's relatives so much that the family no longer felt welcome in their village in Daikundi, and moved to a rental home in Kabul.
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Inescapably, watching this film in the horrific early days of a Donald Trump presidency, when bigoted ideologies that have festered on the far right are now welcome in, and likely directing, the White House, is distressing.
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Both he and Bishop Budde have heard mixed reactions from church members, but they said it was important for all to feel welcome in the cathedral, which serves as the national seat for the Episcopal Church.
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Ms. Lim got a hero's welcome in Pyongyang, including a parade; after returning home, she was imprisoned for three and a half years for violating the South's National Security Law, which bars pro-North Korean activity.
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Jean-Francois Dufour, an analyst at Montsalvy Consulting in Paris specialised in Chinese industrial investment, said Beijing had often complied quietly in the past when foreign governments signalled its companies were not welcome in certain sectors.
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Washington (CNN)The Virginia House Republican leader said anyone spreading "white supremacist garbage" is not welcome in Richmond after a state of emergency was declared because of threats surrounding a gun rights rally planned for Monday.
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This lesson hasn't been lost on Canada, Mexico, or China, all of which have recognized in Trump's policies an opportunity to recruit tech innovators and workers who might no longer be welcome in the United States.
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D.L. Hughley's not lending any sympathy to Melania Trump after she got an unfriendly welcome in Baltimore ... because she should have known what she was getting into and, according to D.L., so should her cowardly husband.
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"I think to suggest somehow that Muslims aren't welcome in the USA, to suggest somehow that being a Muslim isn't compatible with being Western, unintentionally plays into the hands of Daesh or so-called ISIS," Khan said.
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The Argentine pope has received a rapturous welcome in Colombia, a majority Roman Catholic nation, bringing with him a message of peace and unity as he seeks to strengthen faith and heal the scars of civil war.
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Following on the heels of Weeds and High Maintenance, Disjointed seems to be trying to push the new frontier of legal weed into television's mainstream—right as California gets ready to welcome in the new recreational market.
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In pointed tweets a day after U.S. President Donald Trump put a four-month hold on allowing refugees into the United States and temporarily barred travelers from the seven countries, Trudeau said refugees were welcome in Canada.
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LUSAKA, June 14 (Reuters) - Zambian President Edgar Lungu said on Friday those investing in Africa to reap the benefits without paying their dues were not welcome in Zambia, according to a statement issued by the presidency's office.
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They need people to stand up and take the subtext of hatred that's always floated around GOP politics and turn it into text, because that's the only way they can be welcome in a mainstream political party.
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Trump is expected to receive a warm welcome in Poland, where American presidents have long been well received and whose conservative government, led by Duda, is more ideologically in line with Trump than his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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With the hashtag #SendASign, participants can post messages on the official anniversary Saturday to show refugees and immigrants that they're welcome in the U.S., and to empower everyone from activists to everyday citizens to take tangible action.
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When my boss has misgendered me, I feel particularly frustrated because we have a close relationship and I wish that she could just put a little bit more effort into making me feel welcome in the workplace.
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Jibril Rajoub, who has been floated as a possible successor to Abbas, told CNN that Pence -- who used the phrase an "eternal undivided Jerusalem" in a campaign advertisement last year -- is not welcome in the Palestinian territories.
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"Please know that our goal at Downtime is to create an environment where everyone feels welcome....In keeping with this goal, we made a decision that would allow the evening to continue as planned," the statement added.
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But just hours before the Chinese leader treated his South Korean counterpart to a red carpet welcome in Beijing, a journalist from Korean president Moon Jae-in's press pool was beaten bloody at a bilateral trade event.
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Both would be welcome in an economy that remains in recession one year after market-friendly President Mauricio Macri took office after more than a decade of populist rule led to a slowdown in real estate activity.
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Y.), one of a House foursome that includes Omar and Tlaib and is nicknamed "the squad," tore into Netanyahu with the suggestion that unless all U.S. lawmakers are welcome in Israel, none should travel there (The Hill).
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As a result moderate Republicans are being marginalized right out of the party, and if the GOP nominates Trump, that sends a message to moderate, common sense Republicans that they are no longer welcome in the party.
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As Ryan Grim pointed out, Warren's name-checking of Patrick as somebody she'd welcome in her administration was quite an own-goal, makes it awfully hard to point out that he's a predatory capitalist by profession. Indeed.
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Following their warm welcome in Dubbo in which Harry was greeted by an enamored little boy, Meghan and Harry met with a local fourth generation cattle and sheep farm family to hear their experiences with the drought.
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Forty-six percent of the survey's respondents say that they either don't want to show support for Trump by coming to the U.S. or that they no longer feel welcome in the country because of the president.
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Wish Bone -- a huge Cavs supporter from Cleveland -- says Irving's no longer welcome in northeast Ohio ... and hints he'll have to keep his head on a swivel if he tries to walk the streets of Cleveland again.
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The elderly library patrons I got to know in New York told me that they feel even less welcome in the trendy new coffee shops, bars and restaurants that are so common in the city's gentrifying neighborhoods.
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Whether you're from Poland or Pakistan, whether you're from Ireland or India or Israel and whether you're from Mexico or Moldova, where my grandfather came from, you are welcome in Chicago as you pursue the American dream.
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"Administrators and faculty members who have signed this petition are making a statement that conservative ideas and perspectives are not welcome in the UVA community," said the UVA chapter of the Young America's Foundation in a statement.
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Almost immediately after the call between the two presidents, Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, got a red-carpet welcome in America, suggesting that Mr Trump sees his country's alliance with Japan as a sort of counterweight to China.
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This time, indications are that many of Kessler's buddies simply didn't show up, while thousands of counter-protesters were ready to make it known that supremacists aren't welcome in their town by staging their own much larger rallies.
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Although criticism is welcome in the spirit of a constructive and informed manner, The Economist did not undertake the effort of providing a thorough analysis of Egypt's economic policy and overlooked the accomplishments achieved across many economic sectors.
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Under the scheme, up to 40,000 migrants could be relocated from Italy over two years, but so far only a few hundred have been flown out with many EU allies reluctant to welcome in asylum seekers and refugees.
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"With the primary making its way to California, as West Hollywood's Mayor, I want to make very clear that your campaign of violence and intimidation is not welcome in our City," she wrote to the real estate mogul.
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"We have received assurances that our LGBT supporters will be welcome in Qatar, something that was vitally important to us as a club, given our long-standing commitment to both diversity and equality," Moore told the club's website.
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The most powerful parts of the letter to Trump asking him to stay away are four lines written in bold, interspersed throughout the letter: President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you fully denounce white nationalism.
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Mr Le Maire said in a speech last week that "internet giants are welcome in Europe but it's not right they pay so little in taxes," adding that new ideas needed to be explored to deliver fair taxation.
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Last week, China proposed allowing greater foreign investment in certain sectors, but there was little confidence the recommendations would be carried out in the foreseeable future, and American businesses said they felt less welcome in China than before.
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"The President is welcome in our district, to go through the 7th Congressional District, and he will see strong people who get up and they go out to work on the early bus," Cummings said in an interview.
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The release of 400 developers may be welcome in Africa's most active tech hubs, such as Nigeria and Kenya, where rapid startup formation and funding is starting to outpace software engineering talent — according to a number of founders.
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Mr. Lavrov's welcome in Pyongyang, the capital — and the invitation he brought from President Vladimir V. Putin for Mr. Kim to visit Moscow — was a reminder that competing powers could still upend efforts to hold the summit meeting.
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Burundian refugees who have fled across the border to neighboring Rwanda in the last year as political violence unfolded will no longer be welcome in their host country, according to an announcement from Rwanda's foreign minister on Friday.
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"President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you fully denounce white nationalism," Bend the Arc, a Jewish social justice organization, said in an open letter to Trump, who announced he will visit the city on Tuesday.
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Whether they can do so without losing the sense of pride and accomplishment, or the sense that they were welcome in America, that DACA gave them isn't something anyone can predict — or that anyone but them can ensure.
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Beijing's reaction mirrored comments made following a surprise move by new British Prime Minister Theresa May to review the building of a nuclear plant part funded by China, with Beijing questioning whether Chinese money was still welcome in Britain.
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Under the scheme, up to 40,000 migrants could be relocated from Italy over two years, but so far only a few hundred have been flown out with many EU allies apparently reluctant to welcome in asylum seekers and refugees.
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Dubai has established a "knowledge village" with 13 foreign universities, and Qatar an "educational city" with four, largely for the benefit of Middle Easterners who want a western education but think they may no longer be welcome in America.
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"This was a reckless act designed to scare people, disrupt our business and it put our associates and customers at risk," a spokesperson for Walmart said in a statement, adding that the suspect is no longer welcome in stores.
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But outside, the young people said they don't always feel welcome in a place where many politicians make homophobic comments and same-sex marriage is still banned, despite being legalized in the rest of the United Kingdom in 2013.
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"We want everyone to feel welcome in the tech sector, and this is at the heart of the anxiety with the president-elect," said Chopra, who has worked alongside President Obama for three years advancing the president's technology agenda.
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Some citizens who were already xenophobic grew a bit more anti-Muslim in their behaviour; but voters who oppose the president would make a point of greeting women in Muslim garb and saying they were very welcome in America.
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May's surprise decision to review the building of Britain's first nuclear plant in decades upset China, which questioned whether Chinese money was still welcome in Britain just weeks after the June 23 Brexit vote to leave the European Union.
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" Zimmermann added that customers who order two appetisers or an appetiser and a dessert won't be made to pay the extra ten francs, and that anyone who "wants to eat something very light is welcome in our bar-cafe.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry and wife Meghan were treated to a ceremonial welcome in New Zealand on Sunday where they arrived for the final leg of their Pacific tour, their first international royal tour since marrying in May.
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At 268779E261 Theaters, he'll direct both his 2645 play, "Confusions," which culminates in a disastrous village fete, and his more recent work, "Hero's Welcome," in which a man long absent from his hometown enjoys a not-so-triumphant return.
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Chinese New Year is a meal steeped in tradition—a big reunion dinner that sees family get together to say goodbye to the old and welcome in the new with dishes that are as symbolic as they are delicious.
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MAPUTO (Reuters) - Pope Francis arrived to a vibrant welcome in to Mozambique on Wednesday to encourage the country's fragile peace, starting a three-nation African tour where climate change, poverty and corruption will also be high on the agenda.
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The symbolic power of land acknowledgments was discussed in the performance itself, which included footage of a Native American woman recounting how hearing a land acknowledgment at an event in Minneapolis made her feel more welcome in the space.
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" Escobar, who told MSNBC Monday that Trump wasn't welcome in her community, tweeted that she requested a phone call with the President to "share what I have now heard from many constituents" but was told he was "too busy.
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They include proximity to public green spaces, costs of transportation, school budget cuts for field trips, busy schedules, a general lack of interest, and historical or cultural barriers that prevent some communities from feeling welcome in America's great outdoors.
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"Those who undermine the democratic process, threaten the peace, security or stability of the D.R.C., or benefit from corruption may find themselves not welcome in the United States and cut off from the U.S. financial system," a statement read.
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In January last year, when Trump said he had scrapped a planned visit to the British capital because he didn't want to open London's new US embassy, Khan suggested the real reason was because he wouldn't be welcome in the city.
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In January last year, when Trump said he had scrapped a planned visit to the British capital because he didn't want to open the new US embassy, Khan suggested the real reason was because he wouldn't be welcome in the city.
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The combination of rallygoers spoiling for a fight, and counter-protestors determined to convey that the rallygoers' ideology was not welcome in America, allowed the violence to overshadow the speech — and eventually prevent the rally from going forward as planned.
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Whether it's the memories of the toxic school segregation protests in the 1970s, overzealous policing in black communities, or the segregation that is so visible even today in housing, university campuses and public places, I have never felt welcome in Boston.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan said that Trump would have been met by mass peaceful protests if he came to the UK.British Prime Minister Theresa May will tell Trump he is still welcome in London, according to a Downing Street spokesperson.
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Assured by Britain's Foreign Office that British nationals were exempt from the order, Farah reiterated that as someone born in one of the seven countries covered by the so-called travel ban, he felt less than welcome in the United States.
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LONDON — They've appeared in Dublin, Madrid and Washington D.C., gone on display at the Vatican and even been praised by Pope Francis as a "beautiful piece of art," but a Homeless Jesus artwork isn't welcome in London, according to Westminster Council.
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King Felipe, who made an unusual political intervention to criticize the independence drive, was met by both cheers and jeers when he arrived, and a banner reading "The Spanish king is not welcome in the Catalan countries" hung from one building.
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" Next, after criticizing Trump for his policies regarding refugees and immigrants, the Behind the Arc leaders conclude, "President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you commit yourself to compassionate, democratic policies that recognize the dignity of all of us.
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Palestinian protest icon Ahed Tamimi returned home to a hero's welcome in her West Bank village on Sunday after Israel released the 17-year-old from prison at the end of her eight-month sentence for slapping and kicking Israeli soldiers.
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Image 2 of 2 KALININGRAD, Russia – Nigeria&aposs coach and captain brushed aside fears of the team being targeted with racist abuse in World Cup stadiums Friday, saying that the country&aposs young players have enjoyed a warm welcome in Russia.
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"Any officer that abuses the public's trust is not welcome in the LAPD and we will continue vigorously investigating officers accused of alleged crimes and cooperate fully with the district attorney's office," police Chief Charlie Beck said in a statement.
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Powell says disability is still treated as a charity issue, rather than a civil rights one, and this affects social attitudes about access and inclusion that have a huge impact on whether disabled people are made fully welcome in public spaces.
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But then, after the last 29 or so Pirates movies, most of which were unloved for their muddled myth-building and meandering, forgettable story (and the franchise seeming to overstay its welcome in general), this wasn't a very high bar.
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Mr. Tully "was a principled leader and a caring human being who made everyone feel welcome in his presence," said Winthrop H. Smith Jr., who worked closely with Mr. Tully and wrote a self-published book about the firm's history.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Sunday said two former FARC commanders from neighboring Colombia whose whereabouts are unknown were "welcome in Venezuela," a statement likely to fuel criticism that he is providing a safe haven for armed groups.
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"An academic institution was told that it was no longer welcome in a nation's capital city," Ludwig said, describing the situation as "something that I believe to be unthinkable and should in fact have no place in a united Europe".
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"Those who undermine the democratic process, threaten the peace, security or stability of the DRC, or benefit from corruption may find themselves not welcome in the United States and cut off from the U.S. financial system," he said, referring to sanctions.
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"This is an opportunity to really drive the point home that there are no Americans who are suspect just based on their religious identity, that all Americans are welcome in the people's house," Ellison said in an interview with The Hill.
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Less than one day after the White House announced the president's fall travel plans, the Ireland Green Party organized a Facebook event for a march to demonstrate that Trump and his "destructive politics of hate" are not welcome in the country.
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Mr. Trump went on to argue that Mr. Putin might have been welcome in Crimea, sidestepping the issue of whether the Russian leader had violated the sovereignty of another state to take the territory, where Russia has a major naval base.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago is starting an advertising campaign to reassure immigrants that they are welcome in the third-largest U.S. city, in a show of defiance to a crackdown by President Donald Trump on people who have entered the country illegally.
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With a commitment to respectful engagement and bipartisanship, these advocates are welcome in all congressional offices, and we anticipate more House members will join the more than 40 co-sponsors of this bill after their visits to the Hill on Tuesday.
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J. T. Barrett broke the team record for career touchdown passes with the third of his four scoring tosses, and the surging Buckeyes (4-0, 1-0 Big Ten) gave Ash a rude welcome in his return to Ohio Stadium.
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Joseph Livermore, a 21-year-old Marine private when he was killed by a Japanese bayonet on November 22, 1943, was given a hero&aposs welcome in his hometown of Bakersfield, California, where his remains were buried on November 15.
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"If he has a very warm welcome in Poland ... that could help push back on the narrative that he's not developing strong partnerships with our closest allies," Smith, now with the Center for a New American Security in Washington, told Reuters.
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After another three days on the road and only one meal — "a small McDonald's hamburger" — Fabián arrived in New York, only to discover that his father had a new family here and that he was not welcome in their home.
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Criticisms that this and similar works amplify the male gaze with colonialist power dynamics are well deserved, but the scale and self-containment of these women are welcome in a show where so many are presented for display, abducted or killed.
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"The migrants arriving in Paris will soon be welcome in this space, open seven days a week, from 8 am to 8 pm," explained Dominique Versini, a deputy to the mayor in charge of the issue, according to Le Monde.
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If the Democratic Party doesn't take a firm stance on the basic American principle that everybody is welcome in this country and nobody should be discriminated against — if we can't do that, then what the hell are we doing here?
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Since he used a vulgar term to describe Haiti and African countries and argued that America should be trying to attract immigrants from Norway instead, it's clear that Mr. Trump doesn't see black and brown immigrants as welcome in this country.
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BAGHDAD — Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson slipped into Iraq Monday night after having spent the morning in Afghanistan, but his welcome in Baghdad was far less effusive as the Trump administration pushes to isolate Iran, an important Iraqi ally.
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I've said that this is a largely apolitical "Othello," but its female characters — who also include Flor de Liz Perez's tempestuous Bianca the courtesan — have been conceived with an awakening sense of independence most welcome in the summer of #MeToo.
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There have been reports in the German news media suggesting that the German government had told Turkey the bodyguards involved in the Washington incident would not be welcome in Hamburg for a Group of 20 summit meeting in early July.
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Read: Facing Wave of Refugees, Montreal Opens Up Stadium for Housing Read: Burundians, Fleeing Political Violence, Find Welcome in Canada Watching, The Times's guide to the moving image, has produced its monthly list of recommendations for Netflix users in Canada.
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Not only is it one of the few markets that provides sufficient scale for the size Argentina needs, but the country should also receive a warm welcome in a market where even EM credits are trading at razor-thin yields.
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If you blogged about your wedding, you should have to blog about your divorce an equal amount — not as a punishment, but as a declaration that sadness and disappointment and hurt are as welcome in the public sphere as happy news.
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"I want to tell Jeff Van Drew that he is welcome in the Republican Party, not just by me, but by our conference," Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the minority leader, said in an interview on Fox News on Saturday.
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"It is going to alienate the whole of Iraq against the man, to say to all Iraqis, 'You are not welcome in our country,'" said Mouwafak al-Rubaie, a member of Parliament and a former national security adviser in Iraq.
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Thousands of people wanting to send a message that racism isn't welcome in the United States gathered in a park outside the White House to protest a white nationalist rally on the anniversary of the deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Chinese investors have found a warm welcome in an economy that has seen investment crimped by a decade of political turmoil, and where the junta has struggled to revive exports and domestic demand in the two years since seizing power.
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"A Sanders's presidency is a threat of an entirely new party of which you're not necessarily welcome, or you might be welcome in but in extremely subservient and much less paid role," Grim, The Intercept's Washington, D.C., bureau chief, told Hill.
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He will need to take positive action to curb that threat — to show people who are afraid of him and those who he inspires that their fear is unneeded, that they are in fact welcome in the America he's building.
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